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Play First Lady With The St. Regis Washington D.C.'s Latest Offer

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August 25, 2010 at 12:01 PM | by | Comments (0)

With plans for a D.C. weekend this fall, we're totally psyched about seeing Michelle Obama's Jason Wu inaugural gown at the National Museum of American History. Now we're wondering if we should splash out and have a much more presidential experience, with the First Ladies: American Style at the White House package at the St. Regis Washington D.C.

Forget the Real Housewives! We want to live it up like a First Lady. So if we can rustle up the $509 a night necessary, here's what we'd choose to do over being tacky and crashing a White House party...

If we booked this offer, we would:

· Sleep in the posh Caroline Astor Suite at the St. Regis
· Nosh on breakfast in bed -- on dishes inspired by First Ladies (We'd probably opt for Lady Bird Johnson’s beef tenderloin and eggs over Laura Bush’s favorite carrot muffins)
· Throw back complimentary cocktails for two at The Bar at The St. Regis
· Take a private guided tour of the First Ladies at the Smithsonian exhibition over at the National Museum of American History
· Ooh and ahh at the sight of Michelle's Jason Wu dress and anything Jackie Kennedy ever touched
· Take home our welcome amenity/memento from The National Museum of American History
· Realize that we were not cut out to be a First Lady or political wife of any kind ...

Feeling all patriotic yet? The deal is available on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, with rates starting at $509. A portion of the proceeds from each booking will be donated to the museum.

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