Junior Suite

The Junior Suite covers 513 sq. ft. and is built around one king bed with premium bedding, sleeping two guests. That makes it a natural fit for couples or solo travelers who want extra room to spread out. Connecting rooms are available on request if you are travelling with a larger group.

You get a 45-inch smart TV with digital channels and streaming services including Netflix and Hulu, an espresso maker, free bottled water and free WiFi at 250+ Mbps, which suits several devices at once. There is also a desk and chair for working, an iron and ironing board, free local calls, guidebooks and daily housekeeping.

Yes. The desk with chair, fast WiFi, iron and ironing board, daily housekeeping and espresso maker make it easy to work from the room. The hotel also has a fitness center on the 2nd floor with Life Fitness cardio and strength equipment, and a 24-hour front desk.

The hotel adds a mandatory Urban Fee of $35 per night plus tax, which unlocks connectivity and wellness perks around the property. Parking is not on-site: covered self-parking is nearby at the Capitol Crossing Garage (701 3rd Street NW) for about $25 per night plus taxes. Cash is not accepted, and a credit card is needed at check-in for incidentals.

Check-in is from 4:00 PM and check-out is by 11:00 AM. The minimum check-in age is 21, and you will need a valid government-issued photo ID and a credit card. The hotel is 100% non-smoking.

The hotel is at 333 G St NW in Judiciary Square. The Judiciary Square Metro station (Red Line) is about a 5-minute walk away. The National Building Museum is roughly 550 feet away, and Capital One Arena and the Smithsonian are about a 10-minute walk. The National Gallery of Art is about 12 minutes on foot, and Union Station is around 11 minutes. Reagan National Airport (DCA) is about 11 minutes by car.

Bodega, the lobby café, serves coffee, pastries, sandwiches and light fare daily from 6:30am to 10pm. ART DC, the rooftop bar, is open daily from 4pm to late, with the kitchen closing at 10pm, and runs happy hour from 4pm to 7pm. Its menu is Japanese and Pan-Asian-inspired, with hand rolls and yakitori. It has Capitol and Washington Monument views, and reservations go through Resy. Altair, a new American restaurant, has taken over the ground-floor space that Arrels used to occupy.

Registered guests can use the rooftop pool deck with their room key, no reservation needed. The pool is seasonal and closed for now, reopening in Spring 2027. Pets are welcome in rooms: up to two dogs or cats under 75 lbs each, for $20 per pet per night. They cannot be left alone in the room, and the rooftop is a pet-free zone.