Washington, D.C., is mainly known for its many historical sites, landmarks, shops, museums and restaurants. The city has many hotels for guests to choose from, including cool, out-of-the-ordinary facilities that are an attraction on their own. You will find everything from hotels that are pet friendly and feature fully functional nightclubs to facilities that host live performances and feature Big Brother overviews of the city.
The Rouge Hotel is a luxury, one-of-a-kind facility situated in Washington's downtown area. The nonsmoking facility features glass statues, modern furniture and a predominantly red-colored decor. Guestrooms at this trendy, pet-friendly hotel are 450 square feet and come with European linens and mood lighting. Some rooms feature PlayStation 3 and Nintendo Wii game consoles, while others have microwaves and refrigerators. In-room child safety kits are available for families with babies, and child car seats, high chairs and cribs are available upon request. The Rouge Bar is open for late-night drinks and features throne-like chairs and flat-screen monitors with images of falling snow. Guests can explore the museums, mansions, restaurants and galleries of DuPont Circle, which is four blocks from the hotel. Farragut Square is another popular location to visit for shopping and live music events. Sightseeing attractions include the famous landmarks at the National Mall and Memorial Parks, and the White House.
The W Hotel Washington D.C. is a boutique facility, situated next to the White House. Most noticeable about this pet-friendly hotel is its rooftop terrace, which provides guests with views of the city and its many landmarks. The hotel also has a hip nightclub-like lounge named the Living Room, where a live DJ provides the entertainment till the early-morning hours. The lounge has chandeliers, 20-foot cathedral windows and a bohemian-style decor. Rooms at this facility come with 350-thread-count sheets and signature W beds. Area attractions include the Jefferson and Lincoln Memorial, and during the summer months the downtown area also hosts open-air concerts, and outdoor movie screening and jazz performances.
The Rock and Roll Hotel is a nontraditional, two-story facility that stands out because it houses a stage and a 30-foot bar on its lobby-level floor. The lobby, which is ideal for private parties and music performances, holds up to 400 people and comes equipped with a sound system and DJ booth. The hotel's suites feature either Carter-era or red velvet furniture, and can include private bartender service. The on-site, candle-lit Piano Cafe is a more quiet location in the hotel, where guests can partake in a game of pool while enjoying foods ranging from beef burgers to funnel cakes. Guests staying at this facility will be an eight-minute drive from sightseeing and tourist attractions in the National Mall area.
