CHOOSE FROM AMONG THESE PREMIER WASHINGTON, DC HOTELS... THE ST. REGIS
WASHINGTON, DC Now part of Starwood’s St. Regis collection, this grand, Italian Renaissance-style K Street hotel – just down the street from the White House – has been popular with Washington’s political elite ever since President Coolidge cut the ribbon at its 1926 opening as the Carlton. During the 1950s, President Truman – a near-permanent fixture here – often entered discreetly through a side window to maintain protocol while receiving foreign dignitaries. Today, this elegantly restored classic remains a favorite of visiting heads of state and other discerning travelers.
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Pricing (per person) Double: $3,990 Single: $4,997 Triple: $3,698
THE WILLARD
www.washington.intercontinental.com
Pricing (per person) Double: $3,990 Single: $4,997 Triple: $3,698
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INTERCONTINENTAL History and luxury go hand-in-hand at the Willard InterContinental Washington, an integral part of Washington life during the Civil War – and of Washington lore for over a century and a half. Not only has this Pennsylvania Avenue landmark hosted every U.S president since 1850, but Lincoln himself lived here for ten days before moving into the White House two blocks away; his bill is proudly posted in the hotel’s gallery. The Willard’s guest list has included Charles Dickens, P.T. Barnum, Buffalo Bill Cody, Walt Whitman and Julia Ward Howe. Martin Luther King, Jr. wrote his “I Have a Dream” speech here; Mark Twain penned two books while staying here. And the term “Lobbyist” originally referred to the Willard lobby, where President U.S. Grant enjoyed brandy and cigars while political operatives promoted their agendas. The phrase “I’m staying at the Willard” speaks volumes...
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