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The Park Hyatt Washington Hotel is a stylish, 10-story red brick hotel in the fashionable West End, just one block from the 1,800-acre Rock Creek Park in Washington, D.C. Close to trendy Georgetown and Dupont Circle, this hotel is ideal for both corporate and leisure travelers. Ronald Reagan National Airport is five miles away and Dulles and Baltimore-Washington International Airports are 27 and 36 miles respectively from the hotel. Park Hyatt guests are also less than four miles from the Kennedy Center for Performing Arts, government buildings, museums, monuments and other sites.
More than $1 million worth of contemporary art decorate the the hotel's public spaces and guestrooms, including works by Picasso, Kenneth Noland and Joan Miró. Additionally, guests can find plenty of dining options in Washington. The hotel's restaurant, The Melrose, is a local favorite with its American cuisine and hip lounge. Active guests can continue exercise regimens and relax in the hotel's 3,220-square-foot fitness center, with saunas, steam rooms, indoor splash pool and a spa tub. The Park Hyatt's 1201 Salon pampers guests with spa treatments and hair care. Business travelers can get work done in the 24-hour business center.
Decorated in muted earth tones, the 223 guestrooms feature down comforters, 300-thread-count duvets, marble-topped and glass-topped tables, bathroom vanities with small color televisions, minibars, laptop safes and 24-hour room service. Bathrooms offer designer toiletries and bathrobes.
The Park Hyatt Washington is a compelling choice for upscale lodging near business and politics in the nation's capital.
Reconcepting Advisory
Beginning in August 2005, the Park Hyatt will undergo an extensive re-concept and renovation by designer Tony Chi. The hotel will reopen in Spring 2006. The $24 million project includes recreating the ground- floor lobby and reception areas, and the Lobby Bar and Salon; creating a new Tea Cellar for rare teas, and a new open-kitchen restaurant; redesigning all of the 217 guestrooms; and creating a mezzanine floor with over 12,000 square-feet of meeting and event space. |
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