A 1912 Beaux-Arts church on Columbia Road in Adams Morgan — its limestone colonnade, pediment, and oculus window belonging more to civic Washington than to the neighborhood's bohemian register — was converted into The LINE DC when it opened in 2017, with Gin Design Group handling the adaptive reuse of a structure that had served as the All Souls Unitarian Church for over a century. The nave became the hotel's central atrium and restaurant space, its barrel-vaulted ceiling and white plasterwork arches left intact overhead while a large sculptural brass installation — angular, deliberately industrial — was suspended in the void where a chandelier or organ pipe might once have hung. Curved brass-railed mezzanines now wrap the interior at the gallery level, a zigzag graphic frieze in terracotta, ochre, and black punctuating the balcony fascia below. The 220 guestrooms, distributed across the original church structure and an adjoining building, carry a considered eclecticism: brass-framed iron beds draped in mudcloth-patterned throws in saffron and indigo, herringbone oak floors, pendant lights suspended on long black cords, and dark leather chesterfield benches at the foot of the bed. Dark-stained writing desks and chrome-legged lounge chairs complete a palette that draws from mid-century American furniture without quoting it directly. The bar, warmly lit by a globe-pendant brass rail above a burnished metal counter, anchors the hotel's more intimate spaces with the atmosphere of a private club that has been convincingly unlocked.

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The LINE DC is a boutique hotel set inside a converted 110-year-old neoclassical church in Adams Morgan, one of Washington DC's most cultural neighborhoods. Original features - 60-foot vaulted ceilings, brass detailing, custom millwork, and large copper entry doors - sit alongside vintage-chic guestrooms with monument views. Home to No Goodbyes, an Adams Morgan neighborhood restaurant showcasing Chesapeake Bay and Mid-Atlantic ingredients, and No Goodbyes Bar, a 2026 Spirited Awards Regional Top 10 Honoree for Best U.S. Hotel Bar (East) led by acclaimed bartender Lukas B. Smith. Also home to the Coffee Shop @ No Goodbyes for scratch-baked breakfast. Culinary program overseen by the Fried Rice Collective (Chefs Danny Lee and Scott Drewno). Steps from Meridian Hill Park, walking distance to Dupont Circle and Columbia Heights Metro, 1.7 miles from the White House.