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Travelers planning White House-area meetings or museum visits will value this 16th Street address, just two blocks from the executive mansion.

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Ask about the Champagne Sabering ritual in the lobby; it offers a brief change of pace between city appointments and dinner.

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Choose the St Regis Suite for its separate sitting room, a useful place to regroup between meetings without turning the bedroom into your workspace.

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If you want to explore the city by bike, ask the concierge about bicycle rental before building your sightseeing route.

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The St Regis Washington DC

Washington can turn a hotel address into part of the itinerary. At The St. Regis Washington, D.C., the White House is two blocks away, while the National Mall and its museums are within reach. The building brings another reason to stay: it opened in 1926, and its Beaux-Arts character remains visible on arrival. This is a city hotel for travelers who want a sense of occasion without giving up a practical downtown base.

That combination shapes the day. Meetings or sightseeing can begin near K Street, with a return to the hotel for lunch at Alhambra, a drink at the St. Regis Bar, or time in a suite with a separate living area. The appeal lies less in a long list of amenities than in choosing which of those settings fits the trip.

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Rooms & Suites at The St Regis Washington DC

Superior Interior View Room
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Superior Interior View Room

350–370 sqft
From 549 USD

The Superior Interior View Room comes with a king bed or two double beds. King rooms measure 350–370 sq ft, while double rooms measure 350...

Astor Deluxe Room
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Astor Deluxe Room

344 sqft
From 601 USD

The Astor Deluxe Room measures approximately 32 m². Your booking specifies a king bed or two double beds, with a duvet provided. For more floor...

Deluxe Room
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Deluxe Room

350 sqft
From 619 USD

The Deluxe Room has a 350 sq ft layout with a king bed or two double beds, depending on your booking. A duvet is provided...

Premier City View Room
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Premier City View Room

375 sqft
From 665 USD

City views distinguish the Premier City View Room, a 375 sq ft category with either a king bed or two double beds. Both arrangements accommodate...

Astor Grand Lux Room
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Astor Grand Lux Room

431–474 sqft
From 694 USD

The Astor Grand Lux Room measures approximately 40–44 m² and has a king bed with a duvet. The approximately 32 m² Astor Deluxe Room can...

Grand Premier Room
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Grand Premier Room

344–1,335 sqft
From 702 USD

The Grand Premier category covers three booked arrangements. The Grand Premier Room is approximately 32 m². The Premier King Room is 34 m², while the...

Grand Luxe Room
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Grand Luxe Room

440–485 sqft
From 723 USD

The Grand Luxe Room offers 440–485 sq ft with a king bed and accommodation for up to three guests. The bed has Frette linen and...

Metropolitan Suite
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Metropolitan Suite

620 sqft
From 897 USD

With 620 sq ft and a king bed, the Metropolitan Suite accommodates up to three guests. Its furnishings include a sofa and a writing desk....

Grand Metropolitan Suite
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Grand Metropolitan Suite

603 sqft
From 1’044 USD

The Grand Metropolitan Suite measures approximately 56 m² and has a king bed with a duvet. If you prefer a larger layout, the approximately 124...

John Jacob Astor Suite
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John Jacob Astor Suite

646–678 sqft
From 1’178 USD

A king bed with a duvet is the sleeping arrangement in the John Jacob Astor Suite. The category measures approximately 60–63 m² and is air-conditioned...

Lady Astor Suite
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Lady Astor Suite

980–1,001 sqft
From 1’511 USD

The Lady Astor Suite has a king bed and a separate sitting area within approximately 91–93 m². For a stay with meals planned in your...

Caroline Astor Suite
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Caroline Astor Suite

665–700 sqft
From 1’709 USD

A separate living area gives the Caroline Astor Suite a distinct place to sit away from the bed. The suite measures 665–700 sq ft and...

St. Regis Suite
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St. Regis Suite

1,010–1,035 sqft
From 2’868 USD

The St. Regis Suite separates its living room from the bedroom within a 1,010–1,035 sq ft layout. It has a king bed and accommodates up...

Empire Suite
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Empire Suite

1,335 sqft
From 8’696 USD

The Empire Suite has a one-bedroom layout of 124 m², with a separate living room and a separate dining room. Its king bed and accommodation...

Presidential Suite
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Presidential Suite

2,510 sqft
From 11’015 USD

The 2,510 sq ft Presidential Suite has one bedroom with a king bed and accommodates up to three guests. Separate living and dining rooms are...

The lobby makes the hotel's history tangible. Florentine gold ceilings and crystal chandeliers give the room a formal scale, yet this is still a working entrance for guests coming and going across the capital. The architecture is not a historical theme applied to a new building; it belongs to a property that has welcomed visitors since 1926. For someone deciding between the city's newer design hotels and an established address, that distinction matters.

The St. Regis stands at 923 16th Street NW, close to the White House and Lafayette Square. This part of downtown suits a stay built around government, diplomatic or business appointments as readily as one focused on the city's landmarks. Its location also means the hotel need not carry every part of the day: guests can leave for a museum or meeting, then return for dinner or a quieter conversation downstairs.

It is worth judging the address for what it is. The property offers proximity to the center of Washington, not a secluded retreat or a promised view of a monument from every room. Travelers who prefer a neighborhood farther from the formal heart of the city may make a different choice. Here, the draw is being close to it.

The hotel's rooms and suites allow for different ways of using the address. A room keeps the focus on days spent out in Washington. A suite is more useful when the stay includes private meetings, time with family, or simply a wish for a living room distinct from the bedroom. The hotel has 182 rooms and suites, but the category matters more than the total when making a reservation.

The St. Regis Suite has a separate living area and is described at approximately 1,000 square feet. Blue, gray and gold tones give it a tailored look. The Caroline Astor Suite also has separate seating space, with listings for either a king or two double beds. That makes the bed arrangement an important detail to confirm, rather than a reason to assume every suite of the same name will suit the same party.

At the top of the range, the Presidential Suite has separate living and dining rooms and an interior attributed to Myron Wolman Designs. It can connect with a Superior Room to form a two-bedroom arrangement. That configuration needs to be requested and confirmed as part of the booking; the suite alone should not be mistaken for two bedrooms. These differences matter when one guest needs a place to work, while another needs room for family.

Alhambra gives guests a restaurant with a clear culinary direction, rather than an all-purpose hotel menu. Its Mediterranean cooking draws on Iberian and Middle Eastern flavors and makes room for shared plates. The restaurant works particularly well when a table in the building is more appealing than another trip across town after a day of appointments or museum visits. Its private dining spaces also make it relevant to a smaller celebration or business meal.

For a different pace, the St. Regis Bar serves seasonal cocktails and small bites. Its Capital Mary is the hotel's local version of the Bloody Mary, with a nod to the Chesapeake Bay region. The champagne sabering ritual takes place in the grand lobby, not at the bar, a small distinction that helps set expectations for the evening. It is one of the property's more visible links to St. Regis tradition.

Afternoon Tea is another separate occasion, presented in the lobby lounge with tea, scones and sandwiches. It calls for a different sort of time than a quick drink before dinner. Alhambra, the bar and tea should be considered as distinct choices, not interchangeable dining facilities. Menus and schedules can change, so reservations should be made against the current offering. Breakfast at Alhambra is available, but the hotel's own dining page describes it as a paid meal, not an automatic stay inclusion.

The nearby White House gives the hotel an unmistakable Washington setting, but a visit need not stop there. The National Mall brings together memorials and Smithsonian museums in a very different urban space from K Street's offices and meeting rooms. Guests can put culture and work on the same itinerary without choosing a hotel that belongs wholly to either one. That is the practical advantage of this location.

A first visit might center on the Mall and the city's major monuments. A repeat visit can use the same base for a more focused day: one museum, a meeting, then dinner back near 16th Street. The hotel's concierge can help with restaurant reservations or shape an itinerary around particular interests. That assistance is useful precisely because Washington has more possibilities than can be covered well in a single trip; it does not imply guaranteed access to every venue.

The hotel also has a role in the capital's event life. The Astor Ballroom offers a grand indoor setting, while Astor Terrace and the Salon suggest different scales and moods for a reception or gathering. A couple considering a wedding and a host planning a meeting would ask different questions of those spaces. Capacity depends on layout and event format, so it is better confirmed for the occasion than borrowed as a single headline number.

The concierge can assist with dining plans and local itineraries. St. Regis Butler Service is accessible through the Butler Service Desk, while suite guests receive an elevated level of service. Help with unpacking, arranging tea or coffee, and garment pressing are among the brand's examples. Those details can be useful when the day moves between formal appointments, though individual requests and any charges should be confirmed with the property.

A stay might call for a named suite with living space, an Alhambra table for colleagues, or afternoon tea after a museum visit. The hotel's on-site fitness center also gives guests a way to keep a routine downtown. Each part of the property answers a different need, from a private morning in a suite to a working lunch downstairs.

The St. Regis Washington, D.C. is most persuasive when the historic lobby, central location and distinct room and dining choices are considered together. A traveler seeking contemporary minimalism or distance from the city's official quarter may prefer another address. For someone who wants Washington close at hand, with the rituals and proportions of an established St. Regis, this hotel has a clear point of view.

Why we love this hotel

Why we love this hotel

The 1926 Beaux-Arts building makes its history visible in the Florentine gold lobby ceiling and chandeliers, giving arrivals a strong sense of place.

Alhambra's Mediterranean shareable plates draw on Iberian and Middle Eastern flavors, giving guests a distinctive dinner option without leaving the hotel.

The St. Regis Bar's Capital Mary draws on Chesapeake Bay heritage, bringing a regional interpretation of the Bloody Mary to this Washington stay.

Location of The St. Regis Washington, D.C.

923 16th St NW, Washington, DC 20006, United States

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What to Know About The St Regis Washington DC

Is The St. Regis Washington, D.C. a good hotel in Washington?

Yes. The St. Regis Washington, D.C. is a strong choice for travelers who want historic luxury near the White House. The hotel has 182 rooms and suites, Alhambra dining, afternoon tea, a cocktail bar, event rooms, and a grand downtown setting.

Where is The St. Regis Washington, D.C. located?

The St. Regis Washington, D.C. is at 923 16th Street NW in downtown Washington. The location works well for the White House, National Mall, museums, K Street, embassy visits, business meetings, and monuments.

How many rooms and suites does The St. Regis Washington, D.C. have?

The St. Regis Washington, D.C. has 182 guest rooms and suites in a historic city building. The room mix suits couples, business travelers, families, state visitors, event guests, and visitors who want a formal Washington address.

What is special about The St. Regis Washington, D.C.?

The hotel opened in 1926 and has welcomed world leaders, diplomats, royalty, and cultural figures. Its Beaux-Arts character, Florentine gold ceilings, crystal chandeliers, and formal lobby create a strong sense of occasion.

What are rooms like at The St. Regis Washington, D.C.?

Rooms and suites have a classic Washington style with rich details and elegant furnishings. Expect a polished city mood, comfortable beds, work areas, refined bathrooms, and a quieter feel than many downtown hotels.

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