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The St. Regis Washington, D.C.

Washington D.C. • Downtown • SPLURGE

avg. $475 / night

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At a glance

A 1926 Beaux-Arts landmark steps from the White House with a lacquered bar and gilded restaurant ceiling.

Best for: Political insiders and architecture enthusiasts

Highlights:

  • Beaux-Arts palazzo by Donn Barber, completed 1926
  • Bar with crimson drapery and emperador marble top
  • Half-block from White House north fence
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PB hotel design editorial

At the corner of 16th and K Streets, half a block from the north fence of the White House — the Washington Monument visible in the dusk from the front canopy — few addresses in the American capital carry the accumulated political weight of this one. The St. Regis Washington D.C. is housed in a Beaux-Arts building completed in 1926, designed by Donn Barber in the Italian Renaissance palazzo manner, its Indiana limestone facade articulated with rusticated base, arched windows, and ornate cartouches that announce civic seriousness rather than mere hospitality. The hotel's 182 rooms across eight floors were renovated most recently in the 2010s, the work restoring the property's ceremonial register while introducing contemporary comfort. The public rooms remain the most compelling argument for the building. The bar carries a lacquered intensity — crimson drapery pooling to herringbone parquet floors, burl wood paneling framing a linear gas fireplace, a curved emperador marble bartop anchoring the room's geometry — that feels closer to a private club than a hotel lounge. The restaurant preserves Barber's original painted coffered ceiling, its gilded beams presiding over red leather cantilever chairs with polished chrome bases, a friction between the 1920s envelope and mid-century furniture that gives the room genuine energy. Guest rooms divide between two registers: warmer, traditionally furnished rooms with tufted leather headboards and bronze chandelier fittings, and more recently updated rooms pairing backlit upholstered panels with sapphire blue lounge chairs and gold urn lamps.

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About

For nearly a century, The St. Regis Washington, D.C. has welcomed world leaders, dignitaries, royalty, and Hollywood icons. Ideally situated in DC's famed downtown district, our Washington D.C.'s luxury hotel is just steps away from the White House, and within walking distance to the monuments and museums of the National Mall. Surround yourself with unparalleled luxury from the moment you arrive, with the hotel’s magnificent grand lobby featuring ornate Florentine gold ceilings, dramatic two-tiered crystal chandeliers, and sumptuous decorations and furnishings. Our hotel in downtown Washington D.C. has gorgeous appointed rooms and suites feature rich decorations and bespoke amenities, including the treasured St. Regis Butler Service for all suites. Elsewhere at the hotel, sample modern Mediterranean fare at Alhambra, which serves a marvelous weekend brunch, or visit the St. Regis Bar for craft cocktails. Those wishing to explore will find Washington, D.C.’s best points of interest.

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Free Internet

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The St. Regis Washington, D.C. Reviews

1,717 reviews

"Thank you St. Regis (again) for a wonderful stay with you. Your attention to detail and high quality of service is reliable. We stayed with our dog and you were very welcoming. I am a lifetime Titanium member and always appreciate your hospitality."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 26, 2026

"Lovely hotel, we stayed in club level and it was excellent."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 20, 2026

"I want to share honest feedback as a loyal Marriott Bonvoy member of many years. We booked the St. Regis Washington, D.C. for my wife's birthday and paid using points I've accumulated over a long time. After a genuinely rough trip in — cancelled trains and a four-hour Uber from New Jersey — we were looking forward to relaxing with a drink at the hotel bar, which is one of the signature draws of a property like this. No one told us at booking, at check-in, or at any point that the only bar would be closed to hotel guests for the entire evening (a Friday night) due to a private event. We discovered it only when we went down expecting to be served. The alternative offered was drinks in the restaurant, which was empty and had none of the ambiance we'd hoped for. The hotel tried to contact us after the fact (I'm sure to try and buy us off with some small gift)...but that isn't the point. I'm not writing this looking for compensation. I'm writing because I expected more from this brand, and because spending years of hard-earned points on a stay that fell this short of expectations is genuinely disappointing. For a five-star hotel to buy out its only bar on a Friday night and fail to give in-house guests any advance notice reflects a basic breakdown in guest communication that I didn't expect from the St. Regis. It's borderline dishonest NOT to tell guests in advance that the only bar in the hotel will be closed for a private event and guests won't be able to access it. I hope it's something the property takes seriously."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 01, 2026

"Very nice hotel. If I could do 4.5 I would. Room was good size, clean, and well appointed. Staff was attentive and friendly. Only complaint was the tiny gym. For a hotel at this price point and overall quality, they need to find more space for a gym. There were only 3 of us in it and we were bumping into each other."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 10, 2026

"This hotel has been on a steady decline for years, and now it really shows. Rooms (over $700 per night) have been renovated very cheaply, and the decor does not match the overall theme of the lobby, very odd. Marriott has really run their hotels into the ground, especially St Regis and Ritz Carlton Hotels which were at one time, top notch luxury and service, well....not anymore....sad to see the decline of this once great hotel."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 06, 2026

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