Washington, D.C.

Conrad Washington, DC brings clean contemporary design, a rooftop garden bar and strong CityCenter access to one of the capital’s most polished modern luxury hotels.

The Dupont Circle pairs art-forward contemporary rooms with an unbeatable neighborhood location, while its private penthouse floor adds terraces and some of Washington’s most impressive suites.

Fairmont Washington, D.C., Georgetown combines unusually large rooms, a tranquil inner courtyard and full health-club facilities with a walkable West End address between Georgetown and Dupont Circle.

Four Seasons Hotel Washington, D.C. is Georgetown’s enduring luxury benchmark, pairing 212 residential rooms with a serious underground pool and spa, major art and one of the city’s most polished service cultures.

The Hay-Adams is Washington’s quintessential power-address hotel, placing elegant rooms and landmark-view suites directly across Lafayette Square from the White House.

The Jefferson, Washington, DC is an intimate presidential-themed hotel three blocks from the White House, blending residential scale, historically informed design, a skylit lobby, polished service and sophisticated dining and cocktails.

In Washington’s West End near Georgetown, Park Hyatt Washington D.C. mixes residential American design, a skylit saltwater pool and the celebrated Blue Duck Tavern with easy access to the capital’s diplomatic and cultural core.

On the Wharf’s waterfront, Pendry Washington DC combines residential-style rooms, Potomac views, a rooftop pool, spa and a more relaxed resort sensibility than most capital-city hotels.

Inside a converted 1930s industrial building beside the C&O Canal, The Ritz-Carlton Georgetown blends exposed brick, fireplaces and an intimate spa with one of Washington’s most characterful neighborhood locations.

Two Metro stops from downtown Washington and just two miles from Reagan National Airport, The Ritz-Carlton, Pentagon City combines spacious rooms, monument views and fireside Mediterranean dining with exceptional logistical convenience.

Directly attached to Tysons Galleria, this Northern Virginia Ritz-Carlton combines a large signature spa, indoor pool, refreshed dining and a strong Club Lounge minutes from Washington and Dulles.

In the West End near Dupont Circle and Georgetown, The Ritz-Carlton, Washington, D.C. pairs exceptionally spacious residential-style rooms with a polished Club Lounge, Enrique Limardo dining and access to a vast Equinox Sports Club.

Tucked into Georgetown beside the C&O Canal, Rosewood Washington, D.C. combines an intimate hotel with eight residential townhouses, Wolfgang Puck dining and a rooftop infinity pool overlooking the capital.

A 1926 Beaux-Arts landmark just steps from the White House, The St. Regis Washington pairs 182 rooms and suites with gilded public rooms, classic butler service and a deeply diplomatic sense of Washington history.

Inside Washington’s restored Old Post Office, Waldorf Astoria Washington DC offers some of the city’s largest rooms, a dramatic atrium, destination dining and a six-room spa.

The Watergate Hotel turns one of Washington’s most famous addresses into a sleek riverside stay with a saltwater indoor pool, full spa and seasonal rooftop overlooking the Potomac.