Last 10 years: 5 Awards







A walk through the Willard’s opulent Peacock Alley is a must for many visitors to D.C. Staying for Peacock Alley’s high tea, for its scrumptious finger sandwiches and delicate pastries, is a luxurious way to experience this famed hotel.
Fodor's Travel, January 2025It's hard to beat this hotel's location and proximity to the city's biggest sites; it's a true grand dame of D.C., and the impeccable service won't disappoint.
Conde Nast Traveler, April 2024World’s Best Awards 2026
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Reader’s Choice Awards 2025
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Fodor’s Finest 2025
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a legacy of luxury
Since 1818, Willard InterContinental Washington, D.C. has hosted the world’s social and political elite. Known as the Residence of Presidents, the Willard has welcomed U.S. presidents, foreign dignitaries, and celebrities, setting the stage for pivotal moments in American history for over 200 years.
an iconic presidential suite
Perched on the sixth floor, the Thomas Jefferson Suite is the largest suite at the Willard InterContinental. A preferred retreat for CEOs, foreign dignitaries, and heads of state, this suite embodies elegance and prestige.
a taste of france in the capital
Inspired by the Beaux-Arts architecture of the Willard and Pierre L’Enfant’s French-influenced design of Washington, D.C., Café du Parc has brought an authentic slice of France to the Nation’s Capital since 1997.
the “oval office of bars”
Established in 1847, the historic Round Robin Bar has been a lively gathering place for D.C.’s political and social elite. With its signature circular bar, rich oak-paneled walls, and renowned Mint Julep, this legendary establishment offers a quintessential Washington experience.
a sanctuary of wellness
Escape to The Willard Spa, a haven of tranquility in the heart of the city. From custom massages to restorative skin treatments, every service is designed to leave you feeling refreshed and renewed.
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