Since 1850, the name Willard has epitomised the grand hotel concept in the nation s capital. Today, Willard InterContinental Washington... more »
Since 1850, the name Willard has epitomised the grand hotel concept in the nation s capital. Today, Willard InterContinental Washington continues the tradition in landmark style. Located just two blocks from the White House and the National Mall, the hotel is convenient to government and business offices, shopping and many must-see sights.
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Location. The Willard Intercontinental Hotel is located in Washington, D. C. within three blocks of the White House, Washington Monument and Smithsonian Institution Museums. The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum is five blocks away. The Jefferson Memorial and Lincoln Memorial are within nine blocks of the hotel. Hotel Features. The Willard Intercontinental Hotel, built in 1901 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, was named to the Condé Nast Traveler Gold List in 2007, 2006 and 2005. The white stone Beaux Arts architecture, mosaic tiled floors, marble columns and period chandeliers in the lobby are original to the hotel. The property boasts five dining options. The Willard Room serves regional American and European cuisine. Café du Parc is a classic French bistro and Round Robin Bar offers cocktails and light fare. The Taste of America brunch is offered on Sundays and Afternoon Tea in Peacock Alley is served daily. Located on the second floor of the hotel, The I Spa at the Willard offers 11 massages, men's and women's steam and sauna rooms, and fitness equipment. The spa also offers body treatments, facials, barber services and specialty baths. An outdoor relaxation deck overlooks the hotel's courtyard. Wireless Internet access is complimentary in the lobby. Guestrooms. The hotel's 332 smoke-free guestrooms present Federal-, Victorian- and Edwardian-style reproduction furnishings. Guestrooms offer turndown service, which includes chocolates placed on pillows each night. Bathrooms feature scales, terry-cloth bathrobes and slippers, and lighted makeup mirrors. High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is available for a fee. Expert Tip. Whether you want big-city ambience or a quiet retreat, The Willard Intercontinental has your number. The rooms with the best views of the city are those fronting Pennsylvania Avenue. If you're searching for solitude, however, the rooms facing the courtyard are the quietest. The following fees and deposits are charged by the property upon service, check-in, or check-out. Pets: $100 per stay, Valet parking: $35 per day, The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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The Willard cannot be beat for a great
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Posted Jan 06, 2009
Excellent
The Willard cannot be beat for a great location and historic ambience. It has the combination of the best of modern luxury and a sense of history. The staff is very helpful and knowledgeable. The Christmas decorations in the lobby were lovely. ...
I thought I was staying in a five star
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Posted Nov 20, 2008
Mediocre
I thought I was staying in a five star hotel only to find the Main Lobby full of dust. My jacket was ruined by polish left on the rail. In the resturant, the bottom of the table was dusty. I don't know but it seems their employees never learned to...
I was disappointed at the Willard Hotel.
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Posted Aug 26, 2008
by Maria D.
Mediocre
I was disappointed at the Willard Hotel. The room was small, the sink had a crack and the service was not great. Also, the restaurant (which is why I decided to go to DC)was closed for the month...
26 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
It is difficult to explain how beautiful this place really is. The interior is a mixture of classic British and eastern European style, just like a castle. It has everything - a restaurant, a bar, a pool, all perfect. It is a real high end hotel, not a single dollar spent there can be regretted.
Elegant, old-world, politically
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Posted May 28, 2008
Excellent
Elegant, old-world, politically relevant, great location.A bit stuffy and overly formal, unnecessary pomp.“Beautiful, classic Federal style grand hotel from the mid 19th century situated just next to the White House and adjacent to the Mall. The...
We fell in love with this hotel, which
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Posted Jan 18, 2008
Excellent
We fell in love with this hotel, which was part of our two-week honeymoon. If you love "old-world" elegance matched with history and sophistication that also includes all the modern-day conveniences, you will LOVE this place. It is also only "two...