Every hotel tells a story. Hotel Monaco tells the story of Indulge Your Senses. Hotel Monaco Washington D.C. uniquely tells the story of A Classic in the Making.

Upon first sight of the hotel, its cloud-white pillars soaring above the entrance, guests are immediately transported to a world of beauty, grace and comfort. Inside, vibrant décor, classically beautiful architecture, and a welcoming staff ignite the senses, and surround each guest with a sense of well-being. Hotel Monaco Washington D.C. is infused with both a rich history and dazzling newness, making it the perfect stop for travelers who appreciate fine beauty and quality, but who hunger for new experiences and sensual pleasures.

Hotel Monaco Washington D.C. has quickly become an icon in the busy Penn Quarter neighborhood it occupies. The sub-story, A Classic in the Making, suggests the hotel has retained the legacy and charm of being the original post office, a historic D.C. landmark, yet it exudes fresh new energy in its reincarnation as Hotel Monaco.
Story Elements
The following elements provide the foundation for the story of Indulge Your Senses and sub-story of A Classic in the Making:

History
The hotel occupies what was once Washington D.C.'s General Post Office, built in 1839 by Robert Mills, the same architect to design the Washington Monument. The hotel has inherited the legacy of the landmark building, with its beauty, quality and grace. Inside, its many unique pleasures invite guests to indulge their senses.

Location
Hotel Monaco Washington D.C. is conveniently located in the heart of Penn Quarter, a charming neighborhood just a short walk from the city's popular public transportation system, as well as some of D.C.'s most popular shops, restaurants and bars.

Indulging in the sights and sounds around town is a breeze from Hotel Monaco Washington D.C. It is located just minutes from the Spy Museum, National Portrait Gallery and the Verizon Center - home to the Washington Wizards, the Capitols, and the best concert venue in town.

Décor & Design
The all-marble Hotel Monaco, Washington D.C. is classic on the outside and vibrant, alive and fun on the inside. Upon crossing the threshold, an elegant and whimsical living room immediately draws guests into this historical gem, surrounding them in comfort and a sense of adventure. Bill Kimpton and Tom LaTour made great efforts to disarm this cold marble building and infuse the massive hallways, stone stairways, and vaulted ceilings with warmth and charm, while retaining and celebrating the building's classic style.

Wine Hour
Wine hour is quickly becoming a classic tradition at the hotel, providing well-heeled professionals, politicians and guests of all ages and persuasions a chance to swap stories and ignite new friendships, while sharing a sensuous glass of wine.

Meeting Spaces
In typical Monaco style, the rooms at Hotel Monaco Washington D.C. are named after famous and legendary cities. The Paris Ballroom, once the post office library, has sweeping arches and white Corinthian pillars. It's breathtaking and naturally a popular spot for weddings. The Athens Room is equally gracious in size and style, and is lined with windows that overlook a lovely courtyard. The Paris and Athens can accommodate up to 300 guests and 200 guests respectively. The Tokyo Boardroom is used for smaller meetings. All of the meeting rooms at the hotel are wireless enabled, full of rich colors, possess a mix of modern and classic furniture, and offer a delightful venue for both small and large events.

Amenities
Hotel Monaco Washington D.C. provides a calm, comforting, and rich guest experience through amenities such as complimentary high-speed internet service available in every room. Also available are turn down services as needed, succulent dishes from Poste Brasserie, around the clock fitness center, 24 hour room service, and professional business center for all remote office needs.

Poste Moderne Brasserie
Hotel Monaco Washington D.C. is home to Poste Moderne Brasserie, a bustling 174-seat restaurant and bar, which is quickly becoming a classic among both visitors and locals. Accessed through a historic carriage-way just off of 8th street, Poste's creative chef serves contemporary American cuisine through an open kitchen, while the bar, with its eclectic wine list, remains equally busy. It's the perfect meeting place after work, theater, shopping or after taking in the sights of Washington D.C.
Hotel Monaco Washington DC - A Washington DC luxury boutique hotel located in Penn Quarter by the Verizon Center and Washington Convention Center