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Suite
Experience the boutique charm of Queen Anne chairs, a plush king-sized bed, a well-appointed sitting area, a large work station, free Wi-Fi, and a bar area for entertaining.
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Guestroom
Featuring 96 guestrooms and suites, the hotel offers standard and deluxe guestrooms, junior suites, and the one-bedroom Ambassador Suite, each boasting contemporary comforts, including wireless Internet access and baths with plus spa robes and exclusive amenities.
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Tavern
Join for breakfast, lunch, or dinner in the Atrium of the hotel surrounded by natural light and original exposed brick. Menu features multiple gluten free, vegetarian, and vegan options.
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The Tavern At Henley Park Hotel
Join for breakfast, lunch, or dinner in the Atrium of the hotel surrounded by natural light and original exposed brick. Menu features multiple gluten free, vegetarian, and vegan options.
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Afternoon Tea
Enjoy afternoon tea at the historic hotel which is a rich tradition that is reminiscent to a simpler time and the building's English Tudor architecture.
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Afternoon Tea Treats
Afternoon Tea treats served at The Henley Park Hotel.
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Blue Bar
Enjoy lively conversation over cocktails and delicious, shareable small plates at the Blue Bar Lounge.
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The Wilkes Room
Enjoy a nightcap in The Wilkes Room of the hotel.
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Hotel Exterior
The façade of the building displays 119 gargoyles; four others above the restaurant atrium were rescued from New York’s razed Commodore Hotel. The elegant guestrooms are furnished with fine 19th-century reproductions.
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Hotel Lobby
The lobby boasts its original stained glass windows and Mercer tile floor; traditional archways, mouldings, carved walls, and leaded glass windows are featured throughout.
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Lobby
Making its debut in 1918 as an upscale apartment building, Tudor Hall offered apartment homes to many United States congressmen and senators. In 1982, the building was meticulously restored and converted into The Henley Park Hotel, Washington DC. Today, the lobby boasts its original stained glass windows and Mercer tile floor; traditional archways, mouldings, carved walls, and leaded glass windows are featured throughout.
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Hotel Exterior
The grand exterior of The Henley Park Hotel with lush gardens and landscapes.