WASHINGTON HILTON, Washington

The rooms offer home comforts including custom-designed bedding, an oversized sitting chair, and a flat-screen TV. The accommodation options include complimentary daily continental breakfast and bottled water on a key access floor. Select rooms have visual alarms and notification devices for the doorbell or door knock and incoming telephone calls. Room choices include a quadruple room with two beds, a spacious triple room with one bed, and suites. All rooms provide tea and coffee making facilities, a safe deposit box, heating, air conditioning, ironing facilities, a sitting area, a trouser press, and garden furniture.

The District Line Restaurant serves handmade cocktails and local American specialties. Guests can enjoy refreshing handcrafted cocktails, regional wines, and draft beers, along with locally inspired dishes, signature flatbreads, and small plates. The lunch menu features regionally inspired comfort foods and seasonal dishes. For light snacks and drinks, Sidecar and The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf are available. The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf offers gourmet coffee, loose-leaf tea, pastries, and sandwiches. McClellan's Sports Bar has one of 15 screens, offering a place to unwind. It serves as a place to watch games and meet friends.

Guests can take a refreshing dip in the seasonal rooftop pool, which features a separate kids' pool and a view of the Washington Monument. An outdoor courtyard area includes firepits and a water feature. The modern health club has equipment to stay in shape. LivingWell Health Club offers exercise classes.

Washington Hilton is located in Adams Morgan, DC's only 24-hour neighborhood with live music, diners, coffee shops and local shopping boutiques. The hotel provides access to Dupont Circle, Georgetown, and Embassy Row. Nearby landmarks include Embassy Row (0.5 km), Smithsonian National Zoological Park (2 km), Anderson House (0.5 km), Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History (3 km), The White House (2 km), Dupont Circle (1 km), The L. Ron Hubbard House (0.5 km), The Phillips Collection (0.5 km) and Dumbarton House (1 km).

The Oak Tree is symbolic for the District but even more historic for hotel. The ancient oak tree is said to be the place where George Washington negotiated and signed a peace treaty with the local Piscataway tribe and negotiated the land deal to establish the new federal city, Washington, DC.