The Hay-Adams
The Hay-Adams
Washington, DC
A 1928 Italian Renaissance luxury hotel where intricate plaster moldings, walnut wainscoting, and high ceilings recall the grandeur of the era when Amelia Earhart first stayed, now standing as close to the White House as guests can get without a presidential invitation. The hotel features ornamental fireplaces, intricately carved plaster ceilings, crystal chandeliers, and marble bathrooms across Lafayette Square views, while the award-winning Top of The Hay rooftop lounge offers panoramic vistas over the White House and beyond.
