Location. Location. Location. Ideally situated in Lafayette Square, across the street from the White House, the Hay-Adams is Washington,... more »
Location. Location. Location. Ideally situated in Lafayette Square, across the street from the White House, the Hay-Adams is Washington, D.C.?s premier hotel. This elegant boutique hotel offers expansive views of the White House, and guests receive extraordinary personal service. Just five blocks from the National Mall, Smithsonian Institutions and the Washington Monument, a stay at the Hay-Adams proves to be as ideal for business travelers as it is to vacationers.
From the moment guests walk into the intimate hotel lobby, featuring sparkling chandeliers, wood paneled walls and carved plaster ceilings, guests experience a level of service not found in larger more impersonal hotels. The hotel?s 145 guest rooms include ornamental fireplaces, intricately carved plaster ceilings and tailored upholstery with beds featuring canopy headboards and Frette linens. Select rooms feature balconies with views of Lafayette Park and the White House. Two dining options are available on site and 24 hour room service is available to hotel guests. The Lafayette Room serves contemporary American cuisine and offers Sunday brunch. While the Hay-Adam?s bar, Off the Record, has long been a Washington insider favorite for years, and features a creative menu and wine selections.
A 24 hour business center is located on site and includes complimentary use of the computer, fax and printer as well as wireless internet. A concierge and multi-lingual staff is available to assist guests with every need whether it is limousine arrangements, dinner reservations or tickets to the Kennedy Center.
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Location. Located on Lafayette Square, The Hay Adams across from the White House is located in Washington, D. C. The hotel offers views of the White House, Lafayette Square and St. John's Church. The National Mall, Smithsonian Institution and Washington Monument are within five blocks. The Thomas Jefferson Memorial and Lincoln Memorial are 12 blocks away. Hotel Features. The lobby of The Hay Adams across from the White House features sparkling chandeliers, wood-paneled walls and carved plaster ceilings. Two dining options are available on site. The Lafayette Room serves contemporary American cuisine and offers Sunday brunch. The hotel's Off the Record Bar features a creative menu and wine selections. Red booths and walls decorated with caricatures of current political players add character. A 24-hour business center is located on site and includes complimentary use of the computer, fax and printer. Wireless Internet access is available in the hotel's public areas. A concierge is available to assist guests with tickets, sightseeing tours and dining reservations. Guestrooms. The Hay Adams across from the White House features 145 guestrooms that include ornamental fireplaces, intricately carved plaster ceilings and tailored upholstery. Beds feature canopy headboards and Frette Italian linens. Marble bathrooms include brass fixtures and Etro toiletries. Select rooms feature balconies with views of Lafayette Park and the White House. Complimentary high-speed Internet access is available. Room service is offered 24 hours a day. Full meals and light snacks are available. Expert Tip. Built in 1928, The Hay Adams across from the White House takes its name from John Hay, private assistant to President Abraham Lincoln and later secretary of state, and Henry Adams, an acclaimed author and descendant of US Presidents John Adams and John Quincy Adams.
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Location. Located on Lafayette Square, The Hay Adams across from the White House is located in Washington, D.C. The hotel offers views of the White House, Lafayette Square and St. John's Church. The National Mall, Smithsonian Institution and Washington Monument are within five blocks. The Thomas Jefferson Memorial and Lincoln Memorial are 12 blocks away. Hotel Features. The lobby of The Hay Adams across from the White House features sparkling chandeliers, wood paneled walls and carved plaster ceilings. Two dining options are available on site. The Lafayette Room serves contemporary American cuisine and offers Sunday brunch. The hotel's Off the Record Bar features a creative menu and wine selections. Red booths and walls decorated with caricatures of current political players add character. A 24 hour business center is located on site and includes complimentary use of the computer, fax and printer. Wireless Internet access is available in the hotel's public areas. A concierge is available to assist guests with tickets, sightseeing tours and dining reservations. Guestrooms. The Hay Adams across from the White House features 145 guestrooms that include ornamental fireplaces, intricately carved plaster ceilings and tailored upholstery. Beds feature canopy headboards and Frette Italian linens. Marble bathrooms include brass fixtures and Etro toiletries. Select rooms feature balconies with views of Lafayette Park and the White House. Complimentary high speed Internet access is available. Room service is offered 24 hours a day. Full meals and light snacks are available. Expert Tip. Built in 1928, The Hay Adams across from the White House takes its name from John Hay, private assistant to President Abraham Lincoln and later secretary of state, and Henry Adams, an acclaimed author and descendant of U.S. Presidents John Adams and John Quincy Adams.
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What a beautiful hotel. The staff was
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Posted Nov 06, 2008
by Colette B.
Excellent
What a beautiful hotel. The staff was wonderful and was there to meet every need and answer all of our questions for every thing from dining to sight seeing. Was extremely clean which for me is at...
Great Location Outstanding Service Amazing View - rooms are beautiful, everyone was so kind and the location you can not beat. I looked at a few reviews before staying and was worried that rooms were going to be small but that was not the case. Th
26 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
I was pleased by the style of the hotel. With flowers all around, nicely carved walls and pleasant soft lights, the lobby left an unforgettable memory in me. The customer service was outstanding. I would say that this is a perfect spot for both busi
I've stayed at the Hay-Adams several
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Posted Feb 04, 2008
Excellent
I've stayed at the Hay-Adams several times but this was the first time for a more extended stay with my wife. Great location, wonderful staff, and a very high level of service. A bit pricey, but the accomodations, location, and service provide...
32 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
What a place! Spent 3 nights in a suite overlooking (and I mean literally overlooking) the White House. Fabulous food, impeccable service and just a nice regal feel to this place. Beautiful decor and just an overall great place to stay when in DC. Close to museums too.
This hotel was amazing. From the moment
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Posted May 26, 2007
Excellent
This hotel was amazing. From the moment you walked in you walked in you knew it was a 5 star. Sure the price is high but the service and attitude of the staff is impecable.
I travel roughly 150 days a year, and
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Posted Sep 19, 2006
Excellent
I travel roughly 150 days a year, and this hotel is the "gold standard" I compare all others to. The service is impeccable, the rooms comfortable and quiet, the Concierge is outstanding, the location is unbeatable, and food is excellent.
This is a fine older hotel with an
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Posted Sep 12, 2006
Good
This is a fine older hotel with an excellent staff. The rooms are small especially the bathroom. It is in an excellent location next to the White House and the tour trollies. The bar is a trendy hang out for the Washington set.
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