Willard InterContinental

Available Room Types

• Premium Room

  375 square feet collection of rooms with view of Pennsylvania Ave or the Ellipse. High speed internet access, WiFi and wired at a charge, phones, voicemail, climate control, writing desk, clock radio with CD player, in room safe, mini bar, iron and board, marble bath, hair dryer and bathrobes.
• Willard Room

  550 square feet, with seating area, lounge chair, high speed internet, WiFi and wired at a charge, phone, voicemail, climate control, writing desk, clock radio with CD player, in room safe, mini-bar, marble bath, hair-dryer, bathrobes, iron and board.
• Junior Suite

  600 square feet, parlor area with views of Pennsylvania Avenue, high speed internet, wife and wired at a charge, lounge chair, in room safe, phones, voicemail, writing desk, radio with CD player, bathrobes, iron with board.
• Executive Suite

  1,350 square feet with option of room with spectacular views of Pennsylvania Avenue and the Washington Monument. Two separate entrances, parlor with a dining table, seating for six, an elegant sitting area with custom-upholstered furniture and handcrafted desk and armoire. The separate bedroom is outfitted in exquisite bed coverings. Elaborate window treatments and two full baths with marble appointments are additional features.
• Jenny Lind Suite

  The most intimate space in the hotel, the Jenny Lind Suite, named after a popular Swedish opera singer, is secreted away in the hotel's attic. Evocative of a French garret, the suite is a favorite spot for honeymoons. The outstanding aspects of the suite include a large reception / sitting area, a wrought-iron canopy bed and a huge bathroom with a sunken jacuzzi bathtub overlooking the Washington Monument. 950 square feet, high-speed wireless WiFi Internet, dual-line phone with data port and voice mail, global connector/adapter for laptops, remote control television with menu driven screen, international channels, safe, mini-bar, individual climate control, lighted make-up mirror, bathroom phone, iron and ironing board, terrycloth bathrobe and slippers, daily newspaper, shoe shine service, windows that open, daily turn down, housekeeping service twice daily. Suites include BOSE music systems and Plasma televisions, IDock cradle, printer/fax machines upon request.
• Oval Suite

  So named for its unusual, elliptical-shaped living room, this corner suite measures 1550 square feet and boasts incredible views of Pennsylvania Avenue and the US Capitol. The grand foyer, with its crystal chandelier and powder room, makes this an excellent space for receiving guests. The parlor features an elaborate, Federal period, sunburst carpet inspired by design motifs found throughout the White House. An elaborate bedroom with separate entrance, completes the suite. 1,550 square feet, high-speed wireless WiFi Internet, dual-line phone with data port and voice mail, global connector/adapter for laptops, remote control television with menu driven screen, international channels, safe, mini-bar, individual climate control, lighted make-up mirror, bathroom phone, iron and ironing board, terrycloth bathrobe and slippers, daily newspaper, shoe shine service, windows that open, daily turn down, housekeeping service twice daily. Suites include BOSE music systems and Plasma televisions, IDock cradle, printer/fax machines upon request.
• Classic Room

  425 square feet of space with high speed internet WiFi and wired at a charge, phones, voicemail, climate control, writing desk clock radio with CD player, in room safe, iron and board, mini bar, hair dryer, marble bath and bathrobes.
• Abraham Lincoln Suite

  Uniquely designed as a residence within the hotel, the Abraham Lincoln Suite, with its memorable Prussian blue and gold color scheme, is a favorite choice for executives and dignitaries seeking a home away from home at the Willard. Private dinners for up to eight may be served graciously en suite, with the adjacent seating area and foyer serving as a reception space. Unique objets d'art and original artwork fill both the living area and bedroom; the latter features a king-sized bed, ergonomic desk and large marble bath. 1425 square feet, High-speed wireless WiFi Internet, dual-line phone with data port and voice mail, global connector/adapter for laptops, remote control television with menu driven screen, international channels, safe, mini-bar, individual climate control, lighted make-up mirror, bathroom phone, iron and ironing board, terrycloth bathrobe and slippers, daily newspaper, shoe shine service, windows that open, daily turn down, housekeeping service twice daily. Suites include BOSE music systems and Plasma televisions, IDock cradle, printer/fax machines upon request.
• Thomas Jefferson Suite

  This suite is the grandest in the hotel. Nearly 3,000 square feet, the space is often used by visiting heads of state and other important dignitaries. Its red and gold scheme and 18th-century design elements were taken from design motifs found in the White House.
  
  The oval dining room, which seats ten, has breathtaking views down Pennsylvania Avenue to the US Capitol. It showcases a custom-designed Axminster carpet with a multi-hued sunburst pattern and one-of-a-kind highboys and service buffet. The foyer, tiled in a harlequin pattern of black and white marble, serves as a dramatic entrance to the dual parlor-living room, with Aubusson carpets and original artwork, and the master bedroom with sitting area and two bathrooms, one featuring a jacuzzi bathtub.
• George Washington Suite

  This suite is the latest addition to the hotel. Nearly 3000 square feet, the space is often used by visiting heads of state and dignitaries. It provide and open plan with light-filled, airy rooms provide a spectacular view over the Washington Monument, Smithsonian Museums and even National Airport. The oval dining room, which seats ten, has breathtaking views down Pennsylvania Avenue to the US Capitol. It showcases a custom-designed Axminster carpet with a multi-hued sunburst pattern. The suite's layout is designed to allow maximum privacy as the dining area and sitting area can be closed off from one another and still be accessed separately from the outside corridor.