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Park Hyatt Washington D.C.

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First light over White House, Downtown & West End
DestinationWhite House, Downtown & West End · Washington, DC
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Park Hyatt · White House, Downtown & West End · Washington, DC

A sense of the place

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 four-star standing, Blue Duck Tavern and a Tea Cellar of fifty teas, and we list it at exactly the tier it holds.

  • Four-star standing for the hotel, listed here as exactly that – the single credential it holds, and we list it on that alone.
  • 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.

The neighborhood

White House, Downtown & West EndThe Hay-Adams · White House, Downtown & West End — © The Hay-Adams

White House, Downtown & West End

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

  • 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.
“Tony Chi's calm Park Hyatt in the West End, on the edge of Georgetown, home to Blue Duck Tavern.”

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