Luxury Hotels in Washington, DC

Arranging an elegant trek to the country's capital? Washington, DC has a lot of recognized lodgings that will give first class benefit, as well as might even give you a look at some political power players. Look at Travel Channel and Oyster.com's best wagers for lavish inns in Washington, DC.

Our pick for the best all-around lavish lodging in DC is somewhat unordinary for us - the Jefferson doesn't have the wonderful scope of courtesies we for the most part anticipate from the best lavish inns. Yet, we think the property's exceptional meticulousness compensates for those issues, from the level screen TVs implanted in the restroom mirrors to the personal library with vintage hardcovers to the working dumbwaiter (a Thomas Jefferson innovation) in the private lounge area. The rooms are by one means or another both modern and warm; the French-American food at Plume eatery is wonderful; and the beautiful extravagance spa, which highlights vinotherapies (to reflect Thomas Jefferson's affection for wine), is an uncommon component among DC lodgings.



The Hay Adams



The Hay-Adams' greatest trump card over the vast majority of its extravagance rivals is its area: The inn is over the road from the White House, and rooms confronting H Street on the sixth, seventh, and eighth floors have radiant perspectives (for an additional $100). It's the nearest the vast majority can get to really remaining at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, so it's no big surprise the lodging (and its celebrated bar, properly named Off the Record) draws political players from around the globe (counting the Obamas themselves, who remained here before the introduction).