The Jefferson

What We Think

This 99-room Beaux Arts hotel is where discerning travelers and politicians alike flock to for an experience in understated, quiet and refined luxury. Even though the hotel maintains its stately, Monticello-inspired decor (it’s even got a working dumbwaiter), it’s thoroughly modern and updated with the latest technology that blends in seamlessly with its Old World charms, including a beautiful, intimate library. The location is also ideal, just south of Dupont Circle and within walking distance of Jefferson’s former residence at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

What It Is

A luxury boutique hotel in the heart of D.C. befitting its presidential namesake.

What It Isn't

Monticello, Thomas Jefferson’s sprawling private home in Virginia (although that’s probably a good thing).

You're Here Because

You’ve got places to go and people to meet, but you also want to stay in a place befitting the nation’s capital and its rich history.

The Moment

Sipping a cocktail at the hotel’s bar, Quill, rumored to be one of former President Obama’s favorite hotel meeting spots in all of D.C.

Restaurants & Bars

The Greenhouse –breakfast, lunch and weekend brunch, American Plume: Michelin starred Fine dining, French, American. Dinner only Quill - Bar/Lounge American. Lunch and dinner

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