Washington D.C.

An abundance of historic hotels and a few new modern icons shape the capital's hotel scene.

The Next Whisky Bar

The Watergate Hotel — Washington D.C., United States

A flashy designed bar with an extensive selection of whiskies from both small-batch producers.

No Goodbyes

The Line DC — Washington D.C., United States

A restaurant, bar, and coffee shop in a beautiful former church turned hotel.

Peacock Alley

Waldorf Astoria — Washington D.C., United States

A soaring and airy atrium where you can sip cocktails under glittering crystal sconces and chandeliers.

Lobby Bar

Hotel Washignton — Washington D.C., United States

Just steps from the White House, this iconic hotel's lobby is rich in it's history since it opened in 1917.

Salamander Spa

Salamander Washington DC — Washington D.C., United States

Expansive selection of holistic and result-driven treatments at this Washington D.C. spa

VUE Rooftop

Hotel Washignton — Washington D.C., United States

A rooftop with unparalleled 360 degrees views of the White House and the Washington Monument.

Figleaf Bar & Lounge

Hotel Zena — Washington D.C., United States

A Mediterranean-inspired restaurant in a 'future is female' themed hotel.

Silver Lyan

Riggs — Washington D.C., United States

A former bank vault turned underground speakeasy experiments with ingredients to develop new ways to capture flavor.

The Living Room

The Ritz-Carlton Georgetown — Washington D.C., United States

An intimate space to lounge in this century-old industrial structure turned boutique hotel.

The Watergate Hotel

The Watergate Hotel — Washington D.C., United States

This hotel offers a unique experience with a scandal room referencing the historic events that unfolded within its walls.

CUT Above

Rosewood Washington, D.C. — Washington D.C., United States

This rooftop deck offers unbeatable skyline views over the capital.

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