Heritage hotels in Washington D.C.

Downtown, Washington D.C. From $450

InterContinental the Willard Washington D.C. by IHG

Beaux-Arts landmark on the National Register, hosting presidents and foreign dignitaries since 1853.

Penn Quarter, Washington D.C. From $300

Riggs Washington DC

An 1891 Romanesque Revival bank where twenty-three American presidents kept their accounts.

Dupont Circle, Washington D.C. From $600

The Jefferson

A 1923 Beaux-Arts building displaying six original Jefferson-signed documents beneath a restored 1920s vaulted skylight.

Adams Morgan, Washington D.C. From $150

The LINE DC

A landmark 1912 Neoclassical church preserves monumental ionic columns and soaring vaulted ceilings.

Georgetown, Washington D.C. From $650

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

Georgetown's former municipal incinerator retains its landmark 130-foot smokestack and original red brickwork.

Downtown, Washington D.C. From $550

The St. Regis Washington, D.C.

A 1926 landmark on the historic register, retaining original Italian Renaissance gilded ceilings.

Foggy Bottom, Washington D.C. From $200

The Watergate Hotel

The 1972 scandal's setting preserves architect Luigi Moretti's original sweeping lobby staircase.

Federal Triangle, Washington D.C. From $900

Waldorf Astoria Washington DC

An 1890s Romanesque Revival post office retaining its original clocktower and Congress bells.

Penn Quarter, Washington D.C. From $150

Arlo Washington DC

The 1888 Harrison incorporates restored Romanesque Revival brick archways and vaulted masonry.

Georgetown, Washington D.C. From $550

Canal House of Georgetown, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

Two preserved nineteenth-century Georgetown townhomes house the hotel suites and library lounge.

NoMa, Washington D.C. From $100

Hotel Nell Union Market

A 1931 seed warehouse carries the story of matriarch Nell Bolgiano.

Downtown, Washington D.C. From $200

Hotel Washington

A 1917 Beaux-Arts landmark on the National Register, marked by ornate exterior sgraffito.

Dupont Circle, Washington D.C. From $150

Lyle Washington DC

A converted 1940s apartment building retaining original Art Deco architecture and an intimate residential floor plan.

Downtown, Washington D.C. From $250

Sofitel Washington DC Lafayette Square

A 1925 Art Deco shell originally designed by architect Mihran Mesrobian.