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Washington D.C., United States

The stately capital of the United States, lined with grand monuments, museums and marble halls. Washington, D.C. blends political power with world-class culture, much of it free.

The Hay-Adams

Italianate landmark facing the White House.

The Jefferson

A 1923 Beaux-Arts residence turned intimate hotel four blocks from the White House, with period antiques, a skylit Greenhouse restaurant and the refined Quill cocktail lounge.

The St. Regis Washington, D.C.

A 1926 Italian Renaissance landmark two blocks from the White House, with gilded public rooms, signature St. Regis butler service and a classic bar steeped in Washington history.

Waldorf Astoria Washington DC

Housed in the 1899 Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Avenue, a Romanesque landmark with a soaring clock tower, a vast skylit atrium and the Peacock Alley bar.

Rosewood Washington, D.C.

An intimate Georgetown hotel beside the historic C&O Canal, with residential-style townhouses, a rooftop pool and bar, and the CUT by Wolfgang Puck steakhouse downstairs.

Park Hyatt Washington D.C.

A quietly modern West End hotel with Tony Chi interiors, the acclaimed Blue Duck Tavern, a dedicated tea cellar and an indoor pool, between Georgetown and Dupont Circle.

The Ritz-Carlton, Washington, D.C.

A polished West End hotel between Georgetown, Dupont Circle and Foggy Bottom, with residential-style rooms, a Club Level lounge and access to a large adjoining sports club.

The Ritz-Carlton Georgetown, Washington, D.C.

A boutique hotel in a converted 1930s brick incinerator near the Georgetown waterfront, its historic smokestack still rising above intimate rooms, a lounge and the Potomac riverside parks.

Pendry Washington DC – The Wharf

A design-led hotel on the revitalised Southwest Waterfront, with Washington Channel views, a rooftop pool and Moonraker lounge, Spa Pendry and the lively piers of The Wharf below.

Conrad Washington DC

A sleek, art-forward glass hotel at CityCenterDC, with floor-to-ceiling windows, the Chesapeake-inspired Estuary restaurant and the Summit rooftop bar facing the Capitol and Washington Monument.

The Watergate Hotel

The legendary curving Watergate complex on the Potomac, reimagined with Ron Arad interiors, a saltwater indoor pool, Kingbird restaurant and the Top of the Gate rooftop bar.