Best Luxury Hotels in Dupont Circle

The St. Gregory Hotel Dupont Circle can be found in a unique and privileged position where the Dupont Circle, Georgetown and Washington D.C.’s West End intersect. The hotel is comprised of 156 studios, suites and Premier Level accommodation options including the 1000sqft penthouse St. Gregory Suite which features a private wraparound terrace and a cosy gas fireplace. Guests are welcome to dine at Ellington Park Bistro which serves French specialities, experimental cocktails and a range of excellent wines. The hotel offers a fully equipped fitness centre with Peloton bikes. For more professional endeavours, there is a 24-hour business centre. The St. Gregory Hotel Dupont Circle makes the perfect venue for meetings and celebrations including weddings thanks to the selection of event spaces on offer. The hotel is pet friendly.

The Hotel Lombardy Washington DC is an elegant boutique hotel in the centre of Washington DC’s Business District. The building features a stunning 1920’s architecture while the interior is adorned with European-inspired décor. There are 140 guestrooms and suites with the most notable being the Parkview Suite with a walk-in wardrobe and stunning views over James Monroe Park. Guests can opt to dine all throughout the day in the delightful Café Lombardy on bistro-style cuisine or enjoy the cosy atmosphere of the Venetian Room Bar & Lounge with an expertly crafted cocktail in hand. Spa treatments are available on-site thanks to Relax & Rejuvenate. There is also a fitness centre for guest use. The hotel offers three distinct meeting and event spaces for hosting anything business events to celebrations and functions with full-service catering.

The Southwest Waterfront has seen more than its fair share of regeneration over recent years and it’s here that the Mandarin Oriental is found. As is customary in the brand’s properties, you’ll find plenty of Asian influences, reflecting the hotel chain’s heritage. This extends to the spa menu, the dining offer, artwork and decorative touches. Tea can be taken in the Empress Lounge and the Muse restaurant serves American favourites like cheeseburgers, along with sushi and Hong Kong specialities. After a hard day’s sightseeing, you can chill out in the Zen relaxation room and swim some laps in the 50ft heated indoor pool.