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Four Seasons Hotel Washington D.C.
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This reliable five-star property, which sits at the entrance of Georgetown, has great service and food.
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Hay-Adams
PicksWith just 124 rooms and 21 suites, this lovely Downtown hotel has the best head-on view of the White House.
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Inn at Perry Cabin
PlusThis 18th-century mansion set right on the water is an elegant and tranquil retreat on Maryland’s Eastern Shore.
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Jefferson Hotel
PlusPicksBuilt in 1923 and one of Washington’s most venerable properties, the 99-room Jefferson Hotel re-opened in 2009 after a massive renovation.
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Mandarin Oriental Washington, D.C.
PlusThe 400-room Mandarin Oriental feels fresh and modern, though its location is not ideal.
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Park Hyatt Washington
PlusWith its striking Tony Chi design, the Park Hyatt creates a feeling of effortless style and sophistication between Downtown and Georgetown.
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Ritz-Carlton Georgetown
PlusThe Ritz-Carlton Georgetown is a stylish and zen retreat located on a quiet street in the heart of Georgetown, within walking distance to the waterfront and Georgetown’s best shopping and dining.
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Rosewood Washington, D.C
PlusPicksFormerly the Capella Georgetown, this intimate property delivers scrumptious accommodations and high-touch service, while its bar and restaurant serve as happening watering holes for neighborhood residents.
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St. Regis Washington
PlusHoused in a 1926 landmark building just two blocks from The White House, the St. Regis is a grande dame DC hotel.
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Willard InterContinental Washington
PlusThis historically important and imposing hotel, next to the Treasury and a mere one block from the White House, features 332 spacious rooms, excellent dining options and top-notch service.
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