Iconic, inimitable, and legendary, The Watergate Hotel stands alone in its design, quality of service, and unique place in American history. Recently reimagined for the 21st century, its dramatic chic, sleek interior — courtesy of Ron Arad — complements period features. The hotel has set a new high standard, from the rippling, copper lobby and the retro uniforms designed by Mad Men’s Janie Bryant, to the luxurious décor of the guestrooms and suites — try the gorgeous new Rose Suite, ideal for bridal showers and afternoon tea parties.

Choose from 336 stylish guestrooms and suites, including the infamous Scandal Room
Experience traditional afternoon tea and then pedal to the river on a classic bike
Dine on Kingbird’s re-imagined contemporary classic dishes, including Foie Gras terrine
Sip on craft cocktails and enjoy 360-degree views at the hotel's Top of the Gate rooftop lounge
Choose your whisky from an extensive menu and top it off with a cigar at The Next Whisky Bar, stunningly decorated with illuminated bottles
Swim in the indoor pool, and get a jade-stone massage at the 12,500-sq-ft Argentta Spa
Stroll to historic Georgetown, The National Mall, or the neighboring Kennedy Center

Completely renovated to the sum of $125 million, The Watergate Hotel reopened its doors in 2016, transforming into a 21st-century destination that redefines luxury. Many of the original features of the 1960s Luigi Moretti-designed building have been restored, while architect Ron Arad and Italian design company Moroso have updated the interiors to signal the next chapter in the fascinating history of this iconic hotel. It is the perfect place to have your wedding, big event, business meeting, or personal vacation in the federal capital of the United States.