The European ambiance of its 99 guest room and suite accommodations evokes Thomas Jefferson's cherished years in Paris while extraordinary attention to detail conveys the sense that one is staying in a private home.
All hotel room types feature the latest technology for business and entertainment such as complimentary high-speed Internet and complimentary local and long distance telephone calls. Found in each room is a large writing desk with data and electrical connections easily accessible within a drawer and iPads for service and reference.
At nearly 300 square feet, this room offers a skylight or city view of and a Queen bed. The Italian marble bathroom features a walk-in shower and a lighted, magnified makeup mirror.
Ranging from 300 to 320 square feet, this hotel room offers a skyline or city view and features one King bed. The Italian marble bathroom features a large walk-in shower, a lighted, magnified makeup mirror and some offer a bathroom window.
This is the most luxurious hotel guest room at 320 to 440 square feet, and affords a skyline or city view. It features one King bed and the Italian marble bathroom features a large walk-in shower, a lighted, magnified makeup mirror and some offer a bathroom window; and some offer an oversized soaking tub, two sinks and a bathroom window.
Ranging from 630 to 760 square feet, the Deluxe Suite affords city views and a choice of gold or platinum color palettes. The bedroom is furnished with a King bed, while a spacious separate parlor area has a pull-out sofa and small dining table. Found in the parlor of each suite is a large writing desk with data and electrical connections easily accessible within a drawer.
Our largest room category at 760 sq. ft., the Executive Suites are ideal for those that wish to host intimate meetings in the comfort of their guest room. These suites offer an elegant gold palette and the bedroom is furnished with a King-sized bed, while a spacious separate parlor area has a pull-out sleeper sofa and small dining table, and can easily be set for a small business meeting. Each parlor features a large writing desk with data and electrical connections easily accessible within a drawer.
This top-floor suite affords 1,090 square feet of romance with city and skylight views accented by three Juliet balconies which open to allow an abundance of fresh air into the suite. A pale, Tiffany-inspired blue accents the suite's soft palette of creams and grays, which is carried throughout its living room (featuring a gas fireplace), intimate dining room for two or four, and bedroom with a canopied King bed. The Martha Jefferson Suite's bathroom features a soaking tub for two and intricate mosaic tiling. An additional powder room is found in the suite and a second king bedroom can be connected.
This expansive, 1,900-square-foot suite commands views of the Washington Monument, White House and surrounding city and includes five Juliet balconies which open to allow fresh air into the suite.
The master bedroom features a King canopy bed with a hand sewn coverlet designed specifically for the suite. In the suite's grand salon, with its walnut parquet flooring, guests can gather by the gas fireplace.
A separate formal dining room for 10 allows for dinner parties in the privacy of the suite. This one-of-a-kind suite also features a daytime sitting room, kitchen, and study, as well as a guest powder room. The Italian marble master bathroom is windowed to allow in natural light and fresh air, and features a shower with massaging body sprays, a free-standing soaking tub, two sinks, separate room with toilet and bidet, and intricate mosaic tiling.
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