Hotel in Washington DC, United States
Viceroy Washington DC
150pts
About Viceroy Washington DC
If there’s one hospitality brand that’s capable of perfectly threading the needle between too-hip boutiques and too-normal business hotels it’s got to be Viceroy. It helps that their aesthetic takes liberal inspiration from mid-century modernism, which is a style anyone can love. And it also helps that they’ve got a keen sense of what comforts are essential, elevating their creations beyond mere eye candy. Viceroy Washington DC makes the most of this bipartisan, across-the-aisle approach — it’s luxe enough to tempt luxury-hotel partisans and stylish enough for the boutique crowd as well. The rooms and suites are nothing if not attractive, a contemporary revisioning of mid-century style, and they come with only the luxuries that matter: 400-thread Frette linens, 65-inch flatscreens, and high-end bath products. The neighborhood, Logan Circle, is among the capital’s hippest, which suits the Viceroy just fine — its restaurant, café, and wine bar make it a fixture from after-work on into the night, and when the weather permits, the rooftop bar is a popular option.
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