Willard InterContinental Hotel, Washington
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“This grandiose, opulent Beaux-Arts Hotel, the crown jewel on DC’s most famous street (and just a block from the White House), has sat in the middle of the city’s political and social scene since 1818.”
Featured as Fodor’s Choice in Washington.
“From its very start, the Willard has hosted foreign dignitaries, from Japan’s 70 Samurai princes in 1860 to… well, take a look at what head of state is on the schedule to visit President Obama, and there’s a good chance that dignitary is booked at the Willard.”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Washington.
“Ideally positioned just blocks from the White House, the iconic Willard InterContinental hotel has been a center of the Washington, D.C. social and political scene since it opened in 1818.”
“Since opening as a hotel in 1818, this Washington DC institution has become a stately must-stop for history buffs visiting the US capital. But come also for the even-keeled friendliness, deliciously strong drinks, hearty food and cosy guest chambers.”
What guests liked
- White House
- Friendly staff
- Excellent Wifi
- Great location
- Beautiful hotel
All you need to know
Located on 1401 Pennsylvania Avenue NorthWest, this fine establishment is the ideal luxury home for visitors in the capital of the United States. Willard InterContinental Hotel provides the perfect spot to view the illustrious White House which is just about 1600 feet away from the hotel. The hotel provides everything guests need; comfort, history, luxury and modern amenities.
Willard InterContinental is one of the famous hospitality centers in the city, and it offers its guest a private limo service that would make their stay in the city even better. For your visit to the city of Washington, the Willard InterContinental Hotel is the place to stay.
The hotel is rated four-star for its unique qualities in hospitality. It offers room options such as Deluxe Room, King Room, Deluxe King Room, King Room with Seating Area and King Suite. Other room options include Queen Room with Two Queen Beds and Seating Area, Queen Room with Two Queen Beds and Double Room with Two Double Beds.
The hotel is located close to several important and landmark areas in the city; the International Spy Museum is about 800 m away from the hotel while the White House is just about 500 m away from the hotel.
Guests can make use of the outdoor 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.
Enjoy the Willard InterContinental Washington Hotel whenever you are in the capital city of the United States.
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