InterContinental Hotels THE WILLARD WASHINGTON D.C. by IHG

Description

One of the world’s grandest and most iconic hotels, Willard InterContinental Washington, D.C. combines American history and luxury, proudly setting the benchmark with two centuries of unrivaled hospitality. Willard is a legendary hotel and celebrated landmark, standing steps away from The White House and surrounded by historical monuments and world-renowned museums. And there isn’t a more fitting place for cocktail connoisseurs and history buffs to raise a glass than the famous Round Robin Bar.

Restaurant

Willard InterContinental is the premier venue for Afternoon Tea in Washington, D.C. Seated among the grandeur of Peacock Alley, guests to Willard's traditional Afternoon Tea enjoy a broad selection of the finest estate and boutique blended loose leaf teas, savory finger sandwiches, decadent pastries, and famous freshly baked scones.

Experience the iconic Willard Afternoon Tea in a new setting. Located off the renowned Peacock Alley, Willard Tea Room stands as the newest gem within this historic hotel. Boasting an elegant ambiance and an extensive selection of teas, pastries, and savories, it serves as the perfect setting to elevate any occasion, whether it's a relaxing afternoon tea or a special gathering with friends and family.

Nicknamed the Oval Office of Bars by Conde Nast Traveler, the Round Robin Bar has been a lively meeting place for political and social elites since it was established in 1847. Famous for its circular bar, oak paneled walls, and the Mint Julep, the bar is a quintessential DC experience offering classic cocktails and light bites.

Café du Parc is a quintessential French brasserie offering classic French dishes with a contemporary twist. Enjoy a variety of culinary offerings from coffee and pastries at its coffee shop, Le Café, to breakfast, lunch, and dinner on its outdoor terrace or inside the main dining room.

A modern upscale café, Le Café at Café du Parc serves specialty coffee, French pastries, and a petite menu of breakfast items, salads, sandwiches, and classic French entrees daily.

Nicknamed the Oval Office of Bars by Conde Nast Traveler, Round Robin Bar has been a lively meeting place for political and social elites since its establishment in 1847. Famous for its circular bar, oak paneled walls, and the Mint Julep, the bar is a quintessential Washington, D.C. experience offering classic cocktails and light bites.