Park Hyatt Washington D.C.

Tony Chi's calm West End address on the edge of Georgetown – some 220 rooms, Blue Duck Tavern, a Tea Cellar of fifty teas and Vermont rocking chairs in the lobby.

Four-star · From $450 per night

First light over White House, Downtown & West End

White House, Downtown & West End · Washington, DC

A sense of the place

First light over White House, Downtown & West End

Golden hour over White House, Downtown & West End

First light over White House, Downtown & West End

Golden hour over White House, Downtown & West End

First light over White House, Downtown & West End

Why it's in the collection

Because it is the West End's other four-star – a serene Park Hyatt on the edge of Georgetown with a Forbes Four-Star rating, Blue Duck Tavern and a Tea Cellar of fifty teas, and we list it at exactly the tier it holds.

Forbes Four-Star 2026 for the hotel, listed here as exactly that – the single credential it holds, and we list it on that alone; a Virtuoso hotel, also sold through Hyatt Privé.
1201 24th Street NW, where the West End meets Georgetown – opened in August 1986 in a building by David Childs of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, the architect of the Four Seasons in Georgetown, and renovated in 2005-2006 and again in 2014-2017.
Blue Duck Tavern, opened in 2006 and awarded a MICHELIN star in the guide's first Washington edition in 2017; the Tea Cellar keeps some fifty teas.
Some 220 rooms with interiors by Tony Chi, the Vermont rocking chairs in the lobby setting the tone.

Suites and rates

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Signature room

The house standard — generous, quiet, impeccably kept.

From $450per night

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One-bedroom suite

A separate living room and space to settle in.

From $800per night

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Specialty suite

The property's finest views and largest floor plans.

From $1,350per night

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The neighborhood

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White House, Downtown & West End

Lafayette Square, 16th Street, Pennsylvania Avenue and the West End – six hotels within a walk of the White House, the Smithsonian museums on the Mall and the Kennedy Center.

Georgetown's M Street, across Rock Creek to the west, ten minutes on foot.
Dupont Circle, a few blocks northeast.
The Kennedy Center and the Potomac, through Foggy Bottom to the south.

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“Tony Chi's calm West End address on the edge of Georgetown – some 220 rooms, Blue Duck Tavern, a Tea Cellar of fifty teas and Vermont rocking chairs in the lobby.”

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