Make your visit educational and entertaining when staying at our hotel in Washington D.C. Guests are steps away from the Museum of the Bible, Smithsonian museums, and historical landmarks in the heart of the city. Catch a concert at The Anthem, indulge in waterfront dining, or simply take a stroll along the nearby District Wharf.

The bedrooms at Lyle are comfortable and calming in neutral colors and feature natural materials including Burl wood art deco headboards, rattan seating and berber carpets. Our rooms feel inviting and residential, allowing you feel completely at home during your time with us. Much like Lyle, it’s often said that Dupont Circle in Washington, D.C. ‘offers a little something for everyone’. Our neighborhood offers a cool blend of historic homes, vibrant attractions, unique shops and exciting restaurants and bars. It’s an area where everyone belongs and everyone can feel at home.

French luxury and local cuisine in the world's most exciting city Satisfy your craving for something different at the Sofitel Washington DC Lafayette Square. Our historical hotel features the elegance and sophistication of France in the heart of Washington DC. Conveniently located steps away from the White House, our hotel positions you next to the monuments, Smithsonian Museums and unbeatable restaurants. Following a busy day of travel adventures, unwind in our luxurious rooms featuring French inspired décor or enjoy the French cuisine of Opaline Bar and Brasserie.

Located in Washington, D.C.’s West End, this hotel features on-site fine dining and a relaxing spa room. The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is 0.6 mi away. Each guest room at the Park Hyatt Washington features a 32-inch flat-screen TV, plush bedding, bathrobes, and an private bathroom with free luxury toiletries. Some rooms have a seating area and a spa bath. An indoor heated pool and a spa bath are available for guests to use at the Washington, D.C. Park Hyatt. The hotel has a fitness and health center and offers free bicycles. The Blue Duck Tavern serves fresh American cuisine and has an extensive wine list. The Washington Monument is 2 mi from the hotel. The National Mall is 3 mi away.

It’s not every day a 19th-century Romanesque Revival bank building in Washington’s Penn Quarter district reopens as a hotel, especially one as stylish as Riggs. It’s another sign of a new era for the nation’s capital — there’s more character here than in all of D.C.’s hotels circa 2000 put together.

It starts with the well-preserved bones of the stately old bank, but this is no mere restoration — they’ve taken liberties, using the city’s history as their inspiration, and the result adds a welcome note of playfulness to the elegance you expect from a Washington D.C. luxury hotel. The rooms, for their part, don’t exactly scream “bank” — they’re much too colorful and richly detailed for that. They’re a touch Parisian, just like D.C. itself, with their oak flooring, marble baths, and jewel-toned colors, and that’s even more true of the signature suites, each one named for a different First Lady, which add antique-style furnishings (and, in one case, a piano). And the public spaces are just as romantic, from the towering columns of Café Riggs, overseen by Momofuku alum Patrick Curran, to the Rooftop at Riggs, with its panoramic views of Penn Quarter, and the intimate, subterranean Silver Lyan bar, the first American venture by the London-based cocktail wizard Ryan Chetiyawardana.

For nearly a century, The St. Regis Washington, D.C. has welcomed world leaders, dignitaries, royalty, and Hollywood icons. Ideally situated in DC's famed downtown district, our historic luxury hotel’s prestigious address is just steps away from the White House, and within walking distance to the monuments and museums of the National Mall.

Surround yourself with unparalleled luxury from the moment you arrive, with the hotel’s magnificent grand lobby featuring ornate Florentine gold ceilings, dramatic two-tiered crystal chandeliers, and sumptuous decorations and furnishings. The hotel’s gorgeously appointed rooms and suites feature rich decorations and bespoke amenities, including the treasured St. Regis Butler Service for all suites. Elsewhere at the hotel, sample modern Mediterranean fare at Alhambra, which serves a marvelous weekend brunch, or visit the St. Regis Bar for craft cocktails. Those wishing to explore will find Washington, D.C.’s most noteworthy points of interest within reach.