The Book Room at The Jefferson
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Need a space to host a private event under 200 people? Look no further than these hotels in the nation's capital.
The Jefferson, Washington, DC offers flexible hosting areas such as the Book Room and the Gallatin Room. Modeled after Thomas Jefferson’s library in Monticello, the Book Room offers beautiful natural light, a working fireplace and can accommodate up to 30 guests for various types of business meetings. It is also perfect for hosting cocktail receptions and intimate dinners. The Gallatin Room is the largest venue in the hotel but can be transformed into a space for a smaller group with an air wall, providing flexibility for varying setup styles for meetings, dinners and receptions.
The Terrace Boardroom at the Conrad Washington, DC
Exuding luxury at every turn, Conrad Washington, DC offers versatility for all types of intimate gatherings with 100% of meeting spaces above street level. Outdoors, the North, South and Rooftop terraces work for gatherings of up to 25 people and offer spectacular Capitol and monument views. Indoors, two ballrooms, three conference rooms, two boardrooms, pre-function space, and a rooftop lounge can host almost any event imaginable.
The Hay-Adams Room at The Hay-Adams
The Hay-Adams offers exquisite spaces and stunning views. The ornate design of the Hay-Adams Room, the grandness of the Concorde Room and elegance of the Windsor Room add character and charm to any professional gathering. On the Top of the Hay, guests can enjoy an intimate meeting overlooking the White House and city skyline in a variety of rooms, each seating at least 16 people.
The Bader Ginsburg at The Darcy
In between Logan and Dupont Circle, The Darcy Hotel provides a range of options for private meetings and gatherings with nine dedicated venue spaces. The Bader Ginsburg is one of The Darcy’s newest event spaces. Floor-to-ceiling windows and a magnificent skylight fill the ballroom with natural lighting. The designated boardroom, Wylie Boardroom, seats 16 guests comfortably for discussions, presentations or private dinners. The Whitman Room is one of The Darcy’s smaller meeting venues, seating 30 comfortably and suited to hosting breakout sessions, training sessions, workshops and presentations. With space for 60 guests seated or 80 standing, the Gaston Room can host a range of business and social gatherings including corporate meetings, workshops, private meals and cocktail receptions.
The Foxhall Ballroom at The Dupont Circle Hotel
The Foxhall Ballroom is a 626-sq.-foot gem in the Dupont Circle Hotel, sporting a gas fireplace and a lot of natural sunlight. It’s one of many fantastic options inside the hotel, which includes 10,000 sq. feet of potential meeting space at the center of one of DC’s most popular neighborhoods.
The Royal Sonesta Washington, DC Capitol Hill
Located near Union Station, the Royal Sonesta Washington, DC Capitol Hill became the first new hotel to open on the Hill since 1984. The 11,000 square feet of meeting space is mainly on the Penthouse level and includes multiple meeting rooms with terraces to overlook the Capitol and National Mall. The hotel focuses on wellness and has a tech-forward design through LEED Gold certification and a WELL certified core.
The Paris Ballroom at Hotel Monaco DC
The Paris Ballroom and the Athens Room in the Kimpton Hotel Monaco Washington, DC serve as perfect spaces to host up to 200 guests for business meetings or corporate events. The Clock Room at Monaco’s restaurant, the Dirty Habit, is a sophisticated setting for intimate business dinners of 50 guests seated or 75 for a reception. Since the hotel is situated in Penn Quarter, meetings-goers can visit museums during daytime breaks and enjoy foodie adventures during the evening.
The Ven at Embassy Row
Situated right next to Dupont Circle, The Ven at Embassy Row, A Tribute Portfolio Hotel offers stylish meeting spaces from its Tag Rooftop area to its naturally lit breakout rooms and art galleries. The seven event rooms are great for small-scale meetings, receptions or cocktail parties.
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