Washington, D.C. Hotels

Willard InterContinental

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At a Glance

    Pros

  • luxurious historic hotel
  • great location two blocks from the White House
  • decadent spa

    Cons

  • expensive
  • no pool

Fodorite Reviews

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Willard InterContinental Review

A favorite of American presidents and other newsmakers offers superb service, a wealth of amenities, and guest rooms filled with period detail and Federal-style furniture, and equipped with sleek marble bathrooms. The spectacular Beaux-Arts lobby showcases great columns, sparkling chandeliers, mosaic floors, and elaborate ceilings—a Washington sight in itself. The new French bistro-style restaurant Café du Parc serves three meals in a casual atmosphere. The Willard has opened its own history gallery, which chronicles the hotel's legendary past with photos, newspaper articles, and artifacts.

    Hotel Details

  • 335 rooms, 40 suites.
  • Rate includes no meals.

Fodorite Reviews

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    One of the Best Hotels in Washington

    This is a very elegant hotel, classy atmosphere.
    The best rooms in the hotel face Pennsylvania Ave, but are the most expensive. Not a hotel for budget minded people, weekday rates start at $460 a night. Weekends start at $340.

    by Travelguy76555, 1/31/13

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