These hip and trendy hotels offer unique experiences that blend the cultural and the authentic.
You’ll discover urban sophistication at Eaton Washington DC, where all of its 209 rooms feature 43-inch HD Smart TVs and Bluetooth record players with curated vinyl selections. The cool does not stop there: Eaton also features a radio station, a 50-seat cinema, a juice bar, a coffee shop, a rooftop bar and a restaurant from acclaimed chef Tim Ma.
With unique event spaces, a podcasting station, a restaurant and a cafe, The LINE DC is revolutionizing the hotel stay in the District. Situated inside a 110-year old historic church, the hotel is conveniently located in Adams Morgan, one of the hippest locales in the District.
This hotel is a perfect fit for the business traveler, the cultural explorer and the adventure-seeking family. Yours Truly DC features a restaurant and bar, modern design components, expanded meeting space and educational programming. The hotel is dog-friendly, so bring your furry friend with you!
Motto by Hilton Washington, DC City Center does away with all the extravagance of a hotel stay, providing the necessary accommodations at an affordable, budget-friendly price while still retaining an innovative aesthetic sense. DC’s edition is in the heart of Penn Quarter/Chinatown, putting you close to many of the city’s best attractions. Bunk up with a friend or shack up with your partner in a 150-square-foot room that is perfectly designed for efficiency. We also highly recommend a visit to Crimson, which combines a cafe, a diner and a rooftop whiskey bar.
Crash the party downtown at this lavish new hotel from Marriott. Moxy Washington, DC Downtown pulls together colorful decor (think pink flamingos and stylish pizza boxes), the lively Moxy Bar, on-site games (like Jenga and karaoke) and a location to die for to create one of the newest and hippest hotel experiences in the District.
Innovation bursts from every nook and cranny of Hotel Hive, with rooms that provide all you need within 125-250-square-foot spaces. Pets are welcome in your hive as well. When hunger for food or a good time comes calling, step into the Hive’s own &pizza or the Hive Bar, which offers craft cocktails that use local rum from Cotton & Reed and local whiskey from Jos. A. Magnus.
Gorgeously fixed on 11 acres that gaze over Rock Creek Park and manicured gardens, Omni Shoreham Hotel is a Woodley Park masterpiece that serves as an exotic urban retreat in the nation’s capital. Get in a chill sesh with all of the wonderful animals at the nearby Smithsonian's National Zoo.
NoMa is a rising DC neighborhood, steadily moving towards the forefront of the city’s cultural evolution. Hyatt Place Washington DC/US Capitol is the place to stay if you’d like to immerse yourself in NoMa and its eclectic vibes. Stop by the 14-story hotel’s convenient Coffee to Cocktails Bar before venturing over to Union Market. Another must-see: the Rain installation, found a short walk away at the M Street NE underpass. Have Instagram at the ready when you encounter the artwork powered by 4,000 LED polycarbonate rods.
Fixed at the intersection of Dupont Circle, Georgetown and West End, St. Gregory Hotel recently renovated its 156 guestrooms and suites, transforming the site into a dynamic destination for luxury. Take a break beside the dual-sided fire pit in the posh lobby lounge or savor raw bar oysters from the new Tredici Enoteca during your stay. Also note that many of the hotel’s amenity partners are local businesses, driving home the authentic, DC feel even more.
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