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The Churchill Hotel Near Embassy Row
Washington, District of Columbia
1914 Connecticut Avenue NW,, Washington, District of Columbia 20009
Original Property Opened in 1906
Historic Hotels of America member since 2009
The Churchill Hotel Near Embassy Row is a historic hotel in Washington, D.C., once home to a long list of diplomats, dignitaries, and politicians. This Beaux-Arts-style building, originally built in 1906, is an intimate and elegant hotel that offers modern amenities while echoing its original historic charm. Guests relax in refreshed luxurious rooms and suites with beautiful décor and views of the vibrant neighborhood. Guests can enjoy classic American cuisine and cocktails at Chartwell Grill & Lounge. Situated near Embassy Row, this intimate, European-style upscale hotel is convenient to Dupont Circle, the Phillips Collection, and the National Zoo, and it is just minutes from the National Mall, Smithsonian museums, and The White House.
Discover
- Discover the character and charm of the elegant The Churchill Hotel Near Embassy Row, a historic landmark hotel originally built in 1906 as an upscale luxury apartment house in the Beaux-Arts style. The nine-story structure is perfectly symmetrical and framed in bold, sculptural stone decorations and features arched windows and a flat roof, all principal characteristics of Beaux-Arts architecture.
- Admire the Churchill’s unique front court that faces Connecticut Avenue. The circular driveway is fronted by a flight of stairs with a beautiful stone balustrade, and these classic architectural elements are complemented inside the lobby.
- Enjoy panoramic views of the city, its surrounding environs, and the Potomac River. This view was a defining feature of the Churchill when it was designed as an exclusive apartment house, and it helps solidify the Churchill’s reputation as one of the most unique hotels in America.
Explore
- Explore Embassy Row, a legendary Washington, D.C. neighborhood with a name that is evocative of status and unsurpassed grandeur. Embassy Row consists of grand mansions, some dating as far back as the late 1800s, that house foreign embassies from more than 170 countries.
- Explore Dupont Circle, a vibrant Washington neighborhood with a cosmopolitan vibe that is packed with trendy bistros, bars, restaurants, art galleries, museums, and eclectic bookstores, and be sure to enjoy people watching in the Circle.
- Explore the President Woodrow Wilson House nearby. This gorgeous historic building once served as the personal residence for the former U.S. president for many years after he left office. It is now a U.S. National Historic Landmark.
- Explore The Phillips Collection and its art exhibitions, which are showcased above fireplaces or near windows in a living room-style setting. Founded by Duncan Phillips in 1921 and originally housed in the Phillips family home, the museum has expanded to include more than 4,000 art pieces and photographs from world-renowned artists, including Degas, Picasso, O’Keeffe, Whistler, and Braque.
Experience
- Experience a performance at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, the busiest performing arts facility in the United States, which hosts approximately 3,500 performances for nearly two million visitors every year. The Washington National Opera, the National Symphony Orchestra, and Suzanne Farrell Ballet all make their homes at the Kennedy Center.
- Experience Washington, D.C. by attending a festival. The city bustling all year long with a wide variety of festivals and events spread across the city’s many neighborhoods, providing a range of experiences for every visitor. Some of the most popular festivals include the National Cherry Blossom Festival, Smithsonian Folklife Festival, and more.
- See the most popular historic sites in Washington on a relaxing hop-on hop-off bus tour. Drive past many of the top attractions in the nation’s capital, including the White House, the Washington Monument, the National Mall, historic Georgetown, and Arlington National Cemetery, and choose where visitors want to get off and explore in more detail.
Taste
- Enjoy the vibrant food and dining scene at the Chartwell Grill & Lounge, nestled in the cosmopolitan Dupont Circle neighborhood at the Churchill Hotel. Featuring unique artwork and a chic casual vibe, the hotel’s eatery serves classic American cuisine, from fresh seafood to pasta, and the best burgers in the district.
- Sample the fantastic eateries in the Dupont Circle neighborhood, Washington D.C.’s most vibrant dining destination, offering everything from American fare and succulent steaks to exotic eats and local seafood. Walk to Dupont Circle and experience the neighborhood’s international restaurants, dining, and nightlife scene. Browse the Sunday farmers market for fresh local produce, try the fried clams at Hank’s Oyster Bar, and sip beers from around the world at the Bier Baron Tavern.
- Taste an eclectic array of restaurants, cafés, bistros, and bars, as Washington is a veritable melting pot of cultures and cuisines, offering everything from Peruvian Pollo a la Brasa to Chesapeake oysters.