Le Meridien Washington, D.C., The Madison
What the experts agree on
A traditional, dignitary-favored address near the White House, blending classic elegance with recently refreshed rooms, polished service, and a prime downtown location for sightseeing and dining.
“The Madison Washington DC, a Hilton Hotel is within easy reach of both the downtown sights and the midtown shops and restaurants.”
– Travel + Leisure
Upscale
"The 352-room Madison has clean, comfortable rooms -- all of which were renovated in 2012 -- and a spacious gym." Full review
"Billing itself “Washington’s Correct Address,” this hotel is filled with the finest of everything. The decorative items and artwork displayed throughout the hotel are of collector’s quality."
"Billed as a modern adaptation of historic Washington, the hotel offers rooms and suites with a light and bright setting."
"Located five blocks north of the White House...this is trendy chameleon that cooks up a flavorful and colorful surroundings suitable for commercial and leisure travelers." Full review
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Guests should request rooms with 15th Street views, rather than those with M Street exposures.
"This landmark hotel is located in the heart of downtown Washington, DC."
17.5
"Loews Madison Hotel — in one incarnation or another — has hosted every president since the glory days of JFK." Full review
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And the idea, naturally, is to avoid rocking the boat too hard, to ensure that the train of dignitaries keeps on coming.
""Luxury Washington DC Hotels"."
"Polite service and stylish comfort prevail at this classic Washington address, which is why the signatures of presidents, prime ministers, sultans, and kings fill the guest register." Full review
"The attractive rooms are mid-sized, with silver-gray walls, fluffy white beds and wine-red accents – a color palette meant to echo DC's famed cherry blossoms." Full review
"Freshly renovated downtown D.C. gem with an understated vibe and power dining possibilities." Full review
$144/night
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