Due to the numerous historical landmarks of downtown Washington DC, a steady trickle of tourists is bound to visit and require accommodations.
The historical mid 19th century building of the downtown Luxury Monaco Hotel is located in the Penn Quarter near the White House. The Monaco Hotel looks like a grand museum set in all marble with vaulted ceilings. The Monaco Hotel is a Registered National Landmark. The Monaco Hotel has four star accommodations found only in the best Washington DC hotels. Interior rooms overlook the manicured courtyard and the Poste Restaurant while Exterior rooms view the historical Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery. The guest rooms’ décor and furnishings, combined with the high arched ceilings, give off the classic ambiance befitting its status as a historic landmark. The hotel’s staff treats each guest attentively, with excellent service being their goal. Some of this attention is seen in the complimentary wifi Internet service, robes of terry cloth, and wake up calls tailored to the guests. Pet service is also available to guests, where the pets partake of complimentary food. The pet service is also able to cover the pet walking needs of the pet, for a fee.
The Renaissance Washington, DC Hotel is situated in the middle of the revived downtown in front of the Washington Convention Center. The Renaissance Washington is conveniently located between Capitol Hill and the White House. Guests can experience America’s Capital City in comfort. The use of an indoor pool, an exercise room and a sauna are available for guests any time of the day. Guests can go ballroom dancing in any of the three major ballrooms and be entertained by live performances at a tiered auditorium with a seating capacity of three hundred people. The Renaissance Washington, DC Hotel provides stylish service and amenities, in a polished, attentive manner. Guests stay in well appointed rooms with plush, well dressed beds.
The Mandarin Oriental Hotel, located near The White house overlooks the Tidal Basin. Since it’s opening in 2004, The Mandarin Oriental has provided a Far Eastern touch, bringing a relaxing atmosphere into the Washington DC area. The Hallways of the Mandarin Oriental Hotel are lined with Classical Chinese and Thai artworks and has circular designs for good luck. The rooms are laid out in accordance to traditional feng shui traditions making sure nothing else is present but good vibrations. Soundproofed rooms are furnished with traditional hand woven silk curtains, Japanese lanterns, and thick mattress beds with rich linens.
Even the hotel’s services and facilities are Asian themed. The hotel’s spa has services such as Japanese cherry blossom body scrub and Oriental Foot Therapy. Their Café MoZU offers Japanese cuisine such as sushi and sashimi. The hotel lounge boasts a mural of China s last empress for the guests to see. The hotel has only one non Asian themed outlet, an Eric Ziebold menu bearing formal restaurant, CityZen.
Whether it is a business or a leisure trip, a night’s stay at one of these luxury hotels will make provide an experience of comfort and relaxation amidst the bustling and energetic capital city.
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