Bathroom In The JFK Suite Parquet flooring and an extra-large soaking tub in the bathroom of the JFK Suite at the George Washington Hotel make for an appropriately luxurious place to unwind at the end of a long day.

Marilyn Monroe Suite During her visit to Washington, Pennsylvania, the iconic actress Marilyn Monroe stayed at the George Washington Hotel. Today, guests can stay in her former suite, which has been named in her honor and is designed to reflect her elegant, timeless style.

The JFK Suite Outfitted with a distinguished sitting area, a plush king-sized bed, and even a Presidential Seal, the JFK Suite, where the former president resided during his visit to Washington, Pennsylvania, offers guests the opportunity to stay in a piece of history.

Marilyn Monroe Suite Bathroom Indulge in a little self-care in the luxurious soaking tub or get ready for an event in the spacious bathroom of the Marilyn Monroe Suite, which also features two sinks and a separate shower.

Bradford's Lounge Easily accessible from Main Street, Bradford’s Lounge is a classic neighborhood bar, featuring house-made cocktails, top-shelf bourbons and local spirits. The Lounge can be reserved for private after-parties, corporate mixers, and neighborhood gatherings and has also been the backdrop of several films and television shows, including the most recent Netflix series, Mindhunter.

The Washington Room The Washington Room at the George Washington Hotel in Washington, Pennsylvania. Originally serving as the main dining room of the Hotel, the Washington Room now hosts wedding ceremonies and intimate affairs.

The Grand Ballroom The Grand Ballroom of the George Washington Hotel, in Washington, Pennsylvania. Meticulously restored to its 1923 glory, the Grand Ballroom hosts wedding receptions each weekend.

Lobby From The Second Floor The Main Lobby of the George Washington Hotel is filled with many of the original Beaux-Arts-style details, from intricate swag motifs lining the coffered ceilings to the decorative frieze capping the lobby's first floor.

Hotel Lobby Classical architectural elements, like the columns and exuberant ornamentation featured throughout the Main Lobby of the George Washington Hotel, are hallmarks of the Beaux-Arts style.

Staircase Into The Oval Room President John F. Kennedy once stood on this staircase when delivering a speech at The George Washington Hotel.

Historic Hotels Of America Plaque Near Main Entrance The George Washington Hotel was inducted into Historic Hotels of America in 2023.

Exterior View Of Main Entrance When the renowned architect William Lee Stoddart first designed The George Washington Hotel during the Roaring Twenties, he chose Beaux-Arts architecture as the main source of his inspiration. Symmetry became the defining character, with every building’s layout featuring such elements as balustrades, pilasters, and cartouches.

Exterior Seating Area Located an hour south of Pittsburgh, the city of Washington, Pennsylvania, is replete with history. More recently, Washington has thrived as a suburb of Pittsburgh, placing it in the center of one of the nation’s most important economic hubs. But Washington has also emerged as a top cultural heritage destination, as it is home to many outstanding attractions like the Bradford House Museum, the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum, and Washington and Jefferson College—a renowned liberal arts institution founded around the same time as the city.

Street View Guests visiting Washington have also thoroughly enjoyed its proximity to Pittsburgh and its countless landmarks, such as the Point State Park, the Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh, and the Phipps Conservatory & Botanical Gardens. Washington is close to many other historical sites, too, such as Fort Necessity National Battlefield, the Flight 93 National Memorial, and Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater.

Staircase In Hotel Lobby Upon The George Washington Hotel's opening back in the early 1920s, the beautiful building displayed a wealth of marvelous architectural details, from ornate limestone trim to maroon-colored brick. Fantastic amenities awaited inside, too, such as a grand ballroom, a movie theater, and 200 elegant guestrooms.

Ballroom Details The close up details on the column showcase gold design with incredible artwork centered in the middle. Precise detailing on various architecture can be found throughout the hotel.

The Main Lobby, Circa 1923 The Main Lobby as seen on opening day in February 1923 of the George Washington Hotel in Washington, Pennsylvania.

The George Washington Hotel, Circa 1923 The exterior of the George Washington Hotel in Washington, Pennsylvania from 1923 along the National Road, as seen from Main Street. Designed by William L. Stoddart, the hotel opened on February 22, 1923.

The Grand Ballroom, Circa 1923. The Grand Ballroom of the George Washington Hotel in Washington, Pennsylvania from 1923.

The Oval Room This elegant staircase, where President John F. Kennedy once stood while giving a speech during his visit to Washington, Pennsylvania, leads into the Oval Room of the George Washington Hotel. Ideal for intimate events, this circular space also boasts Beaux-Arts style architectural details like stately columns and an ornamental frieze.

Pioneer Room Easily accessible directly from Main Street, the Pioneer Room is an ideal location for more intimate gatherings including rehearsal dinners, birthday parties, holiday gatherings, after parties, and farewell breakfasts following a wedding reception the night prior.

Historic Image Of Washington Room From Second Floor Washington Room at the George Washington Hotel in Washington, Pennsylvania. Originally serving as the main dining room of the Hotel, the Washington Room now hosts wedding ceremonies and intimate affairs.

Mural Over Entrance To The Oval Room Named for the first president of the United States, The George Washington Hotel is filled with distinguished, classically inspired decorative touches, which nod to the property's original presidential muse.

Entrance To The Washington Room Located on the first floor, the Washington Room is bright and airy. Ceremonies and speakers typically occupy this room for its acoustics and character.

Fireplace In Pioneer Hall Adjacent to Bradford’s Lounge, the Pioneer Room can be occupied by musical performances or those looking to have an open public event.