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Willard InterContinental Hotel, Washington Vacations, Honeymoons and Luxury Travel Packages
A grand historic landmark hotel, the Willard InterContinental Washington combines heritage and luxury with contemporary comfort and modern technologies. The hotel offers 332 guest rooms, including 40 suites, 19,891 square feet of function space, the elegant Willard Room restaurant, the Round Robin Bar, our new classic French bistro, Café du Parc, and 24-hour Private Dining, Laundry, Business and Fitness Centers.
Located in the heart of Washington DC, the hotel is near government and business offices, within walking distance to several Washington theater districts, as well as many sightseeing attractions. The White House is just two blocks away and the National Mall, with its diverse museums, is within walking distance. From its inception in 1850, to this day, the Willard InterContinental Washington has been a favorite choice of US and international travelers. Known as the "Crown Jewel of Pennsylvania Avenue", or the "Grand Dame of American Hotels", the Willard InterContinental enjoys its place as a major force in the social and political life of Washington DC.
The Willard InterContinental Washington offers Wireless and High Speed Internet Access in all its guest rooms in its public areas.
Willard InterContinental Hotel Accommodations
From its inception in 1850, to this day, the Willard InterContinental Washington has been a favorite choice of U.S. and International travelers. Also known as the "Crown Jewel of Pennsylvania Avenue," the Willard hotel combines heritage and luxury with contemporary comfort and modern technologies.
The historic Willard InterContinental Hotel offers 332 guest rooms, including 40 suites. Our rooms provide you with the elegance of the Willard, residential comforts of home, and the advanced technologies of your office - all in one.
Features and amenities:
- Dual-line telephone with voicemail
- Individual climate control
- Iron and ironing board
- AM / FM radio with CD player in each guest room
- Wired and wireless Highspeed Internet
- In-room safes
- TV with Pay-Per-View selections available
- Refrigerated minibar
- Bathrooms with telephone and built-in hairdryer
- Complimentary shoeshine
- Complimentary newspaper
- 24-hour Private Dining
- 24-hour laundry and valet services
- Turndown service available upon request
- Bathrobe
- Rooms equipped with a king-sized, queen, or two double beds
The hotel meets ADA specifications and has 12 rooms that are handicap accessible.
Guest Rooms
Many of our rooms have magnificent views of Pennsylvania Avenue and scenic Washington DC.
We have created a luxurious residential environment, blending traditional Federal and Victorian styles with modern features and accents.
There are three unique color schemes, featuring a rich red, green or blue decor.
 Suites
The residential luxury of our suites reflects the grandeur and elegance of the hotel's Beaux-Arts architecture.
The Oval, Abraham Lincoln, Capital and Thomas Jefferson Suites feature one-of-a-kind furnishings and decor. Luxurious window treatments and custom-designed Axminster wool carpet evoke the splendor of historic Washington.
You can choose from a variety of sizes and styles:
One-Bedroom Suites
Seven Junior Suites - 600 square feet
21 Executive Suites - 1350 square feet
One Jenny Lind Suite - 950 square feet
One- or Two-Bedroom Suites
Eight Oval Suites - 1550 square feet
One Abraham Lincoln Suite - 1425 square feet
One Capital Suite - 1900 square feet
One Thomas Jefferson Suite - 2200 square feet
Executive Suite
With two separate entrances, the Executive Suite consists of a parlor with a dining table, seating for six, and an elegant sitting area with custom-upholstered furniture and handcrafted desk and armoire. The separate bedroom is outfitted in exquisite bed coverings. Elaborate window treatments and two full baths with marble appointments are additional features.
Features:
- 1350 square feet
- Two separate entrances
- Two full bathrooms
- Ergonomic desk
- Dual phone lines
- Gracious dining area
- High-speed Internet access
 Jenny Lind Suite
The most intimate space in the hotel, the Jenny Lind Suite, named after a popular Swedish opera singer, is secreted away in the hotel's attic. Evocative of a French garret, the suite is a favorite spot for honeymoons. The outstanding aspects of the suite include a large reception / sitting area, a wrought-iron canopy bed and a huge bathroom with a sunken jacuzzi bathtub overlooking the Washington Monument.
Features:
- Spectacular views of the city
- Intimate setting
- Elegant tan and white design scheme
- Sunken jacuzzi bathtub
- Large reception area
- Pantry and full bath off the reception area
- Romantic canopy bed
Oval Suite
So named for its unusual, elliptical-shaped living room, this corner suite measures 1550 square feet and boasts incredible views of Pennsylvania Avenue and the US Capitol. The grand foyer, with its crystal chandelier and powder room, makes this an excellent space for receiving guests. The parlor features an elaborate, Federal period, sunburst carpet inspired by design motifs found throughout the White House. An elaborate bedroom with separate entrance, completes the suite.
Features:
- 1550 square feet
- One half bath, one full bath
- Large, oval-shaped parlor
- Grand views of Pennsylvania Avenue and the US Capitol
- Dual phone lines
- High-speed Internet access
- Pantry kitchen
- Ergonomic desk
- Optional second bedroom at additional cost
Abraham Lincoln Suite
Uniquely designed as a residence within the hotel, the Abraham Lincoln Suite, with its memorable Prussian blue and gold color scheme, is a favorite choice for executives and dignitaries seeking a home away from home at the Willard. Private dinners for up to eight may be served graciously in suite, with the adjacent seating area and foyer serving as a reception space. Unique objects d'art and original artwork fill both the living area and bedroom; the latter features a king-sized bed, ergonomic desk and large marble bath.
Features:
- 1425 square feet
- Large dining area seating eight
- Unique furnishings and decorative items
- Ergonomic desk
- Dual phone lines
- High-speed Internet access
- Pantry
- Large foyer and half bath
- Large bedroom with king-sized bed and marble bathroom
- Optional second bedroom at additional cost
Capital Suite
Nearly 2000 square feet, this suite is one of the most requested in the hotel. Decorated with stunning antiques and custom-designed furniture, window treatments and floor coverings, the alluring raspberry and green suite is a lovely combination of Federal and American Empire styles. A separate dining room seating eight adjoins a living room as distinctive and elegant as any important home in the nation's capital. A bedroom is connected to the suite, replete with large marble bath and ample closets. A large reception foyer opening into the parlor and dining room is an attractive amenity for those using the space for formal entertaining.
Features:
- Nearly 2000 square feet
- Residential quality furnishings and artwork
- Ergonomic desk
- Dual phone lines
- High-speed Internet access
- Pantry
- Formal reception area
- Separate formal dining room seating eight
- Powder room off the parlor
- Large bedroom with separate sitting area
- Large marble bathroom in the bedroom
- Optional second bedroom at additional cost
Thomas Jefferson Suite
This suite is our finest in the hotel. Nearly 3000 square feet, the space is often used by visiting heads of state and other important dignitaries. Its red and gold scheme and 18th-century design elements were taken from design motifs found in the White House. The oval dining room, which seats ten, has breathtaking views down Pennsylvania Avenue to the US Capitol. It showcases a custom-designed Axminster carpet with a multi-hued sunburst pattern and one-of-a-kind highboys and service buffet. The foyer, tiled in a harlequin pattern of black and white marble, serves as a dramatic entrance to the dual parlor-living room, with Aubusson carpets and original artwork. The master bedroom includes a sitting area and two bathrooms, one featuring a jacuzzi bathtub.
Features include:
- 2800 square feet
- Magnificent decorative appointments
- Original artwork
- Marble foyer with two powder rooms
- Large master bedroom with two full baths, one featuring a jacuzzi tub
- Living room consisting of two parlors with sweeping views of major DC landmarks and hardwood floor
- Oval-shaped dining room with custom-designed Axminster carpet
- Pantry
- Adjacent second and third bedrooms are available at additional cost
George Washington Suite
This suite is the latest addition to the hotel. Nearly 3000 square feet, the space is often used by visiting heads of state and dignitaries. It provide and open plan with light-filled, airy rooms provide a spectacular view over the Washington Monument, Smithsonian Museums and even National Airport. The oval dining room, which seats ten, has breathtaking views down Pennsylvania Avenue to the US Capitol. It showcases a custom-designed Axminster carpet with a multi-hued sunburst pattern. The suite’s layout is designed to allow maximum privacy as the dining area and sitting area can be closed off from one another and still be accessed separately from the outside corridor.
Features include:
- 2800 square feet
- Magnificent decorative appointments
- Marble foyer with two powder rooms
- Living room with sweeping views of major DC landmarks
- Oval-shaped dining room
- Prep kitchen
Willard InterContinental Hotel Dining
The Willard InterContinental Washington offers an excellent selection of dining experiences.
Enjoy top-quality cuisine in The Willard Room, our highly acclaimed fine-dining restaurant. For informal dining throughout the day, join us at our newest concept Café du Parc, a classic French bistro.
The historic Round Robin Bar, where Henry Clay introduced Washington to the mint julep, is a comfortable setting in which to gather. Or enjoy our culinary specialties in the comfort of your own room. Our 24 hour Private Dining menu offers a large choice of meals, beverages and guest room amenities.
Private Dining
Enjoy our culinary specialties in the comfort of your own room.
The Private Dining menu is available 24 hours and offers a large choice of meals and beverages, including a menu for children.
Should you have any special request, our Chef will be happy to prepare this for you.
 The Willard Room
Washington is renowned for its many fine dining establishments and The Willard Room is proud of its distinction as one of the city's most beautiful and popular restaurants. Whether you join us for breakfast, lunch or dinner, you are certain to marvel at the impeccable service, superbly prepared menu and stunning ambience.
The restaurant boasts a beautiful, two-story, oak-paneled, turn-of-the-century dining room and serves creative regional American and European cuisine.
Round Robin Bar
Shining bright in the shadow of old "Rum Row" and the "E Street" corridor, once the center of the "sporting life" in downtown Washington, stands the world-renowned Round Robin Bar.
The venerable mahogany bar, where Henry Clay introduced Washington to the mint julep, is a comfortable setting in which to gather and to enjoy cocktails and a fine cigar.
The Round Robin Bar serves light meals, Monday through Saturday, from 12:00 pm to 11:00 pm.
 Taste of America Brunch
Served Sundays beginning at 11:00 am with the last seating at 2:00 pm and priced at $65.00 per adult, ($75.00 per adult with free flow American sparkling wine), $35.00 for children ages 5 through 12 and free for children under age five, this delectable open buffet will feature an array of customized regional offerings from across the United States. The experience is further spiced up with the brunch's signature Bloody Mary, customized with a wide selection of garnishes and seasonings at our rolling tableside Bloody Mary bar.
Afternoon Tea in Peacock Alley
Washington's historic Willard InterContinental now offers Afternoon Tea in Peacock Alley.The new Afternoon Tea provides guests premium seating at elegantly appointed tables set in the hotel's Peacock Alley -- one of Washington's prime locations to "stroll, strut, see and be seen" for nearly a century.
The history of Afternoon Tea began in France in the 1700s with what was known as "five o'clock tea". Just over a century later the practice became popular in England in the mid 1800s, when the Duchess of Bedford had trays of tea with bread, butter and cake served in the mid-afternoon in order to stave-off her appetite until dinner, which was generally served as late as 9:00 pm. As she began to invite other society ladies to join her, the Afternoon Tea became the 'in-thing' for the upper-class women. Along with tea, there would be small pastries with clotted cream or preserves, delicate sandwiches, and scones served. Though many people use the term "High Tea" to describe this event, "High Tea" was actually served later and consisted of a full dinner meal. Tea was still served, but there would also be meats, fish or eggs, cheese, bread and butter, cake and, on occasion, alcohol. It was more of a man's meal than a lady's social diversion.
The Terrace
Reminiscent of the classic Parisian cafe, Washington’s landmark Willard InterContinental has opened its newest dining venue, The Terrace at The Willard. Withits prime Pennsylvania Avenue location, the new outdoor 22-table venue offers beverages, cocktails and a light menu, from April through October, 11:00 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. weather permitting.
Willard Room Specials
Served Sundays from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm and priced at $65.00 per adult, ($75 per adult with free flow American sparkling wine) $35 for children ages 5 through 12 and free for children under age 5, this delectable open buffet will feature an array of customized regional offerings from across the United States. The experience is further spiced up with the brunch's signature Bloody Mary, customized with a wide selection of garnishes and seasonings at our rolling tableside Bloody Mary bar.
Located in the heart of Washington D.C. near the theater district, national monuments and Smithsonian Museums, the Willard's "Taste of America Brunch" is the perfect start to a perfect Sunday.
Café du Parc
Café du Parc is a three-meal restaurant embracing savory French bistro cuisine and an array of house-made patisseries. Located in the former Chanel Boutique and highlighted by a terrace cafè along the walkway between Pennsylvania Avenue and the Willard, Café du Parc's main floor is a refined space with a focus on gourmet takeaway, serving custom blend coffee and a vast selection of traditional and herbal teas. Lunch offerings include gourmet sandwiches, assorted salads and sweets and in the afternoon and evening, the theme shifts to specialty pastries, cakes and confections. Bistro - InteriorThe upper level will be home to the restaurant that services the cafè and terrace, highlighted by an activity kitchen.
Willard InterContinental Hotel Spa
 Located on the 2nd floor of the hotel, The I Spa at the Willard provides guests with a rejuvenating experience offering 25 diverse treatments, each one designed to pamper the guest and delight the senses.
The I Spa at the Willard offers 11 different massages from the traditional (Swedish, Deep Tissue, Sports, Shiatsu) to the more specialized (Couples, Reflexology, Pregnancy). Body treatments will feature products designed by Jurlique, Algotherm and June Jacobs. Spa Packages are available and have been tailored to pamper brides, couples, and men and women and include use of sauna, steam room, fitness center, personal care amenities, robes and slippers. The fitness center has 24-hour access with room key and is complementary to guests. Optional Spa lunch is available.
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