Drawing many of the political, social, and cultural elite into a world of old Washington luxury and charm: marble columns, mahogany furnishings, crystal chandeliers, cocktails, and afternoon tea. Read more
Great hotel, in amazing building. Great location next to the White House and within walking distance from the Mall and several interesting museums. Try crab cakes in Café du Parc, they are amazing!
Everyone from Martin Luther King Jr. to Mark Twain has stayed at The Willard. Be sure to check out the famed Round RobinBar, where the mint julep is our favorite cocktail.
This is a lovely setting for high tea, and the scones are quite good. Live harp music on Friday-Sunday. The finger sandwiches are ho-hum, as is the tea itself. The hostess is more than a bit snooty.
Great location, spacious room and good service. It's an honor to stay in this historic hotel. Breakfast should be tier 1, only compared within American hotels. Food choices are fewer than Asian IHGs.
I really liked this hotel and hope to try their restaurants next time. Only thing that I would have liked is a refreshed modern shower. Ordered steak medium rare via room service it was cooked medium.
My favorite place to stay in DC. Historical place where the term "Lobbyist" was originally coined by local politicians. MLK wrote the famous "I have a dream" speech at the hotel as well.
One block from the White House, National Mall and Metro Center, the Willard InterContinental Washington dates back to 1818. Drinks or afternoon tea at the Round Robin are classic! Read more
What a incredible.. By Member as AmbassadorProgram, how we have been getting so many privileges as 1st class.. Moreover we bring a baby who need special service for. Like our home, we love stay here..
Fitzgerald and his wife, Zelda, stayed at this 335-room grand dame shortly after their 1920 marriage. They saidthe hotel smelled "of peaches & hot biscuit & the cindery aroma of travelling salesmen"
The lobby of this hotel is where Julia Ward wrote "The Battle Hymn of the Republic," and where Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. wrote his renowned "I Have a Dream" speech.
Special treat: The Willard InterContinental (washington.intercontinental.com) has hosted Abraham Lincoln, Charles Dickens, Martin Luther King and David Lloyd George. Rooms from $259/£172.
Truman's Bar @OccidentalGrill next2/no connecting door fm @willard not Handicap friendly:Mgt didn't want to let me use lift, kit back door stuck 45+mins, miss 1/2 HH, comped, noHH prices overcharged2
Feeling like "Boardwalk Empire?" Rub elbows with the district most powerful in this classic style hotel bar. The only thing that would make this place perfect is being able to light up a fat stogie
The Willard InterContinental Hotel is one of the most iconic hotel's in the Nation’s Capital. Since 1818, the Willard InterContinental Washington, DC has played host to the world’s social and political elite...