Design hotels in Washington D.C.

Downtown, Washington D.C. From $400

Conrad Washington, DC

Undulating chain mail wraps a light-filled central atrium crowned by skylights.

Dupont Circle, Washington D.C. From $150

Lyle Washington DC

Burlwood Art Deco headboards, rattan seating, and Berber carpets anchor Jacu Strauss's serene residential interiors.

Penn Quarter, Washington D.C. From $300

Riggs Washington DC

Custom safe-inspired minibars and floral headboards set against restored banking hall architecture.

Adams Morgan, Washington D.C. From $150

The LINE DC

A sculptural chandelier of church organ pipes hangs over repurposed mahogany pews.

Foggy Bottom, Washington D.C. From $200

The Watergate Hotel

Ron Arad's curvilinear interiors honor Luigi Moretti's 1960s facade free of continuous straight lines.

Penn Quarter, Washington D.C. From $150

Arlo Washington DC

Minimalist new construction adjoins historic red-brick interiors finished with penny tile and walnut.

Georgetown, Washington D.C. From $550

Canal House of Georgetown, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

Rose-shaped wall sconces and deep-green lacquer shelving detail the converted townhouse interiors.

Downtown, Washington D.C. From $150

Eaton DC

Lobby interiors inspired by Swiss bus terminals, with swirling floors and low banquettes.

West End, Washington D.C. From $300

Fairmont Washington D.C. Georgetown

Suspended geometric sculptures in the lobby trace Washington's street grid in shimmering metal.

Georgetown, Washington D.C. From $1,700

Four Seasons Hotel Washington, DC

Pierre-Yves Rochon interiors frame a gallery-scale collection featuring Warhol and Botero works.

NoMa, Washington D.C. From $100

Hotel Nell Union Market

Botanical greens and living foliage soften exposed concrete beams and warehouse lofts.

Downtown, Washington D.C. From $200

Hotel Washington

Bold Amit Greenberg murals and cherry blossom headboards update the historic marble interiors.

Downtown, Washington D.C. From $150

Hotel Zena Washington DC

Andrea Sheehan assembled 20,000 hand-painted tampons into a lobby portrait of Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

Dupont Circle, Washington D.C. From $200

Kimpton Banneker Hotel

Gallery-style rooms frame abstract art, anchored by Victor Ekpuk's lobby mural.

West End, Washington D.C. From $350

Park Hyatt Washington D.C.

Monumental glass boxes encase cherry blossoms beside handmade Vermont Windsor rocking chairs.

The Wharf, Washington D.C. From $650

Pendry Washington DC - The Wharf

Cantilevered architecture by ODA frames river views, featuring parquet floors, arched entryways, and steel four-poster beds.

Georgetown, Washington D.C. From $900

Rosewood Washington, D.C.

Parquet sourced from a French chateau anchors the double-height library and corridors.

Dupont Circle, Washington D.C. From $250

Sixty DC

Checked marble floors and a custom wall tapestry anchor the mid-century interiors.

Downtown, Washington D.C. From $250

Sofitel Washington DC Lafayette Square

Interior details evoke 1960s White House styling with brass-inlaid marble floors.

Logan Circle, Washington D.C. From $150

The Darcy

Cross-stitched leather desks and a brass rose sculpture give tailoring motifs tactile form.

Dupont Circle, Washington D.C. From $250

The Dupont Circle Hotel

Mid-century glamour shapes spaces with coral velvet banquettes and brass-accented bookcases.

NoMa, Washington D.C. From $200

The Morrow Washington DC

Rottet Studio transitions bright communal travertine into moody, midnight-toned guestrooms.

Southwest Federal Center, Washington D.C. From $400

The Potomac Hotel

Thomas Pheasant redesigned the suites with custom furnishings overlooking the Tidal Basin.

Georgetown, Washington D.C. From $650

The Ritz-Carlton Georgetown, Washington, D.C.

Blackened steel beams and factory ironwork frame sleek, fire-themed industrial interiors.

Capitol Hill, Washington D.C. From $150

The Royal Sonesta Washington, DC Capitol Hill

A ten-story glass atrium displays commissioned political art and light-filled installations.

Navy Yard, Washington D.C. From $200

Thompson Washington D.C., by Hyatt

Custom ironspot brick and factory windows frame interiors styled after ship cabins.

Logan Circle, Washington D.C. From $200

Viceroy Washington DC

A towering Brandon Hill façade mural opens onto bold, mid-century-inspired common spaces.

Federal Triangle, Washington D.C. From $900

Waldorf Astoria Washington DC

Preserved steel trusses frame a nine-story skylit atrium hung with crystal chandeliers.

West End, Washington D.C. From $150

Yours Truly DC Hotel - Vignette Collection by IHG

Concrete floors meet Persian rugs, velvet seating, and an on-site vinyl library.