The Watergate Hotel, Washington
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“The history is fascinating, the location is desirable and the attractive surroundings are a draw. Service, too, is on the ball. And so, the legend of the Watergate has a new chapter.”
“The iconic Watergate in Washington DC will forever be associated with a scandal; the hotel within the complex, refurbished to the tune of $200 million by new owners Jacques and Rakel Cohen, quirkily channels the infamous history of the building while restoring the glamour of Sixties and Seventies-era Washington.”
What guests liked
- Rooftop bar
- Friendly staff
- Great views
- Great location
- Comfortable beds
All you need to know
This five-star hotel is situated at 2650 Virginia Avenue in the Northwest district of Washington where it offers hospitality excellence and luxury. The hotel is highly rated for its stunning view of the city skyline as well as the number of state-of-the-art facilities present in the hotel premises. The hotel is located along the banks of the popular Potomac River which provides a beautiful view for guests.
The hotel has a rich history which makes it even more inviting and attractive; guests are sure to have a nice and lovely time at the Watergate Hotel.
The hotel offers lush accommodation options to guests such as Superior King Room, Deluxe King Room with a River View, Premier King with Balcony and River View, Deluxe King Room with Balcony, One Bedroom Suite- King Bed, and Deluxe Double with Balcony. These options are furnished with modern décor and feature elegant and classic furniture.
The sleek design of the hotel makes it even more inviting and attractive to tourists and travelers in Washington.
The hotel is about 6 km away from the Capitol while The White House is a little over 2 km away from the hotel.
Guests can make use of the swimming pool in the hotel to enjoy several laps of swimming.
The lounge/bar area is the ideal place for guests to relax and enjoy a drink after a long day.
The on-site hotel restaurant offers a wide variety of local and international cuisines. The hotel has an on-site spa facility.
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