Distinguished Accomodations

From classic to contemporary, our luxeDC hotel collection was created with the savvy traveler in mind - providing attentive service, must-have amenities and a gracious reception for individual journeys or corporate gatherings, all at a remarkable value. Check into a luxeDC property, and you'll have the key to exclusive experiences with the power to inspire you.

The Fairmont Washington, D.C. Located in DC's West End neighborhood and just a stone's throw away from Georgetown, this stylish address boasts a private and dedicated Fairmont Gold Floor, offering guests the experience of an exclusive oasis within the bustle of the hotel.	Four Seasons Hotel, Washington, D.C. Dignitaries and celebrities alike look to the Four Seasons Hotel for its restful ambiance and residential atmosphere. Its 2,000 piece art collection will entice culture-minded travelers, while its extraordinarily designed lobby welcomes guests with an inviting winter garden.
The Hay-Adams Originally designed in the 1920s as a residential hotel, the Hay-Adams has always preserved the ambiance of a distinguished private home on Lafayette Square. The 145-room hotel features 21 guest suites, with some overlooking the White House.	Mandarin Oriental, Washington D.C. recognized most recently as the world's top hotel for business travelers by Institutional Investor in 2006.
	The Ritz-Carlton, Washington, D.C. a AAA Five-Diamond hotel in DC's dynamic West End.
Park Hyatt Washington D.C. Park Hyatt Washington combines dynamic modernism with classic American style reflecting timeless regional attributes and the unique culture of the nation’s capital.	The St. Regis Washington, D.C. which in early 2008 unveiled the results of a lavish makeover to its public spaces, rooms and dining areas, adding fifteen elegant suites to its inventory and a round-the-clock "Butler on Call" to its list of services.
Sofitel Lafayette Square Washington D.C. a Condé Nast Gold List member nestled in a historic building constructed in 1880, just steps from the White House.	The Willard InterContinental a historic treasure trove and grand historic landmark hotel that has served as a major force in the social and political life of DC.