Hamilton Crowne Plaza
Offering 301 guest rooms and 17 suites, the Hamilton Crowne Plaza boasts a fascinating history in the nation's capital. Dating from 1877, the site was once known as the Second Empire Hotel, later to become the current 11-story Hamilton Hotel. Among the dignitaries who have patronized the hotel include FDR, who hosted his inaugural ball here in the 1930s. The stately architecture and distinguished appointments add to the historic ambiance. Among the hotel's many modern amenities are a fitness room and business center. The 14K Restaurant and Lounge present an elegant retreat for dining.
Hamilton Crowne Plaza
14th and K Streets
Washington, D.C. 20005
(202) 682-0111
The Hay-Adams Hotel
Resplendent with lavish decor, antiques and ornate accents, this 145-room hotel unveils such architectural elements as ornamental fireplaces, carved plaster ceilings and tailored upholstery. Built in 1928, The Hays-Adams Hotel has welcomed such worldly travelers as Amelia Earhart, Charles Lindbergh and Sinclair Lewis. With 20 opulent suites that overlook the White House, The Hays-Adams Hotel boasts consistent rankings by travel writers as one of the best hotels in the world. An iconic dining destination, the on-site Lafayette restaurant showcases views of the White House and Lafayette Square.
The Hay-Adams Hotel
16th and H Streets, NW
Washington, DC 20006
(292) 638-6600
The Henley Park Hotel
Showcasing 96 deluxe guest rooms, the Henley Park Hotel offers one of the most distinguished addresses in Washington, D.C. Founded in 1918 as an upscale apartment complex for senators and congressmen, the hotel was renovated in 1982 and maintains many of the original architectural elements including ornate stained-glass windows, Mercer tile flooring, archways and gargoyles. Each of the property's 96 guest rooms is opulently appointed in traditional stylings, plus all the modern conveniences, including data ports, minibars and in-room safes. The famous Coeur de Lion Restaurant serves world-class cuisine in an elegant setting. The hotel also offers tea service every afternoon, as well as nightly turn-down services.
The Henley Park Hotel
926 Massachusetts Ave NW
Washington, D.C. 20001
(202) 638-5200
