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Parisian downtown classic throws a rim shot of 1920s razzamatazz at Washingtonian establishment. Gutted and rebuilt down to the minutest electrical outlet, new and improved means speck-free carpets... read more
Ye Olde Hotel Washington rises from the ashes with a glaring, tell-all "W" on its brow. Thoughtful redesign plays on former grandiosity with sly, tongue-in-cheek touch. Peppermint-striped awnings a... read more
DC deemed worthy of Thompson hotels' contemporary inner sanctum. Furniture by NASA floats in mid-air. Stop breathing! You'll wrinkle the sheets. Ask Whoopi if she can lend you something to we... read more
Adjacent Dupont mansions circa 1900 get extreme make over. Two become one, nine months later a toe-headed B&B is born. Acronym means four-poster beds, organic breakfast buffet, jacuzzi tubs f... read more
Boutique hotel takes arty schtick to the edge. Like a Eurotrash craft show for the knowledge class: colored glass god's eyes, new-age fireplace, and the freakin' bellboys were trained by the ... read more
Like the most sensible pair of dress shoes you own: pricey-but-not-too-pricey, classy, and oh so comfy. Earth tones out of an old Banana Republic catalogue, clientele who only wear Brooks Brothers ... read more
Executive halfway house for the house. Fortune 500 sends you to Washington once a month—your nine o'clock's at The Bank, your 11 o'clock's in The West Wing and you dress like you're on the sh... read more
Goldilocks logic behind third wave hotel philosophy: not too big, not too small–just right. Style guide plays by corporate playbook but with extra shot of personality. Je ne sais quoi flouri... read more
Concrete façade and bland blue awning shields yet another elite Washington hideaway from the impure. Fresh flower entrance, potted palm fronds and spotless beige carpets bring Bronxv... read more
When they broke ground on this luxury hotel in the heart of Georgetown, the neighborhood’s pulse returned. It’s an edgy but warm addition with urban style in the middle of preptown USA.... read more
Sprawling federalist townhouse in prim Shaw neighborhood home to biggest, craziest art collection outside the Smithsonian. Anti-Victorian ethos pulls off fabulous eclectic assault armed with recla... read more
Neo-classical post office transformed into post-modern hotel with cartoonish good looks. Crazy colors are Kimpton-brand signature, from absinthe chandeliers to lemon yellow walls, orange silk bed p... read more
Go ahead and kiss the furniture, your lipstick blends right in. Bright red beds are gorgeous, albeit suited more for romping then sleeping. Glam boutique throws together sheepskin shag, checkerboa... read more
Brand Paris infiltrates America's executive block party with stealth, impeccable taste, and funky striped carpets. Fancy man Pierre-Yves Rochon blends gold, teal, and red without flinching, throws ... read more
Washington´s first taste of Kimpton snuck into town and caused a delightful uproar among business-is-business types. Big brick box exterior jolts boring boardroom norms into th... read more
First season pilot to younger sister Hotel Palomar but with the leopard print toned down a smidge. Plain glass façade hides indoor pizzazz. Blue, brown, gray, and gold scheme soothes any f... read more
Victorian labyrinth of an address just oozing with nostalgia. Brick turrets and up-and-down staircases charm guests who cling to vintage handbags and hatboxes. Over one hundred over-decorated room... read more
Unabashed Capitol Hill hideaway for the closeted trend fiend, metrosexual lobbyist, fast-paced corporates wearing glasses by Christian Roth. Walk to Union Station and a swift train to Manhattan wi... read more
Another notch in the Washington-wants-to-be-Europe belt. Style flirts between Hapsburg haughty and Italian naughty. Venetian lounge distorts color values in all the right ways, London-style awnin... read more
Georgetown red brick boutique hotel channels the individualist spirit of Thomas Jefferson for individualist travelers. Pure Federalist style inside and out: Town & Country armchairs and table s... read more
Burlesque dancers on swings, waitresses in corsets and fishnets, an...
Latest Mediterranean tribute band blows its horn on tired 17th stre...
Authentique French crêperie placates 14th Street ‘hood ...
Spit-polished, silver bullet 1940s trailer-turned-diner rises above...
Chichi gay-in-that-way lounge (formerly known as Halo) trades posh ...