Park Hyatt Washington, hotel in Washington, DC
Park Hyatt Washington is a luxury hotel in Washington, D.C.'s West End neighborhood, located at 1201 24th Street NW and opened in 1986. The property features spacious rooms starting at around 336 square feet with seating areas, suites exceeding 500 square feet with separate living spaces, oversized windows for natural light, and an on-site restaurant called Blue Duck Tavern serving seasonal American cuisine.
The hotel was built in 1986 and became an established destination for travelers seeking comfort and style in Washington, D.C. In recent years, the interior was redesigned by designer Tony Chi, who introduced American craftsmanship elements such as Shaker furniture, antique gameboards, and modern glass panels decorated with cherry blossom motifs.
The hotel's name honors the nearby Lafayette Park and reflects the Hyatt hospitality brand. Inside, design elements celebrate American craftsmanship through Shaker furniture and antique gameboards that reflect the country's heritage. Visitors can enjoy over 35 tea selections in the Tea Cellar, offering a refined experience that connects tradition with contemporary hospitality.
The hotel sits in the West End neighborhood near George Washington University and Foggy Bottom Metro station, making it easy to explore on foot or by public transit. Visitors should note that parking is limited on-site, valet parking is available, and using taxis or rideshare services may be more convenient for getting around the city.
The hotel features a special Tea Cellar area where over 35 tea varieties are stored in glass humidors, attracting tea enthusiasts. Guests can sit in semi-private glass-walled rooms and choose from a refined selection that reflects the craftsmanship and passion behind tea culture.
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