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Riggs Washington DC - Lore Group

900 F St NW, Washington, DC, EUA, 20004
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Riggs Washington DC is situated on the corner of 9th and F Street, where city life is continuously reimagined and reinvented.  The building stands proud, stately but subtle, as it has for more than a century. Riggs reflects the vitality of the new DC while always honoring its legacy. Once home to Riggs National Bank, it now houses 181 residential guestrooms as well as a grand all-occasion restaurant and lounge. Silver Lyan, our Award-Winning cocktail bar that is pushing the boundaries of mixology can be found in the original basement vault, and a rooftop event space provides views of the capitol. A thoughtful approach to every detail makes Riggs the place to call home for our staff, our guests, and our community.

Detalhes do local

CadeiaIndependent / Other
MarcaIndependent
Construído em1891
Renovado em2020
Espaço total para reuniões7450 pé quadrado
Quartos181
Tipo de localHotel

Classificações do setor

AAA
Forbes Travel Guide

Prémios

Industry awards
Best Boutique Hotel In Washington, D.C https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbes-personal-shopper/2023/04/05/best-hotels-in-washington-dc/?sh=b11c4d26cb31 Riggs Best Hotel in Washington DC - T+L 2023 https://www.travelandleisure.com/best-washington-dc-hotels-2023-7547041 Michelin Key Award Recipient https://guide.michelin.com/us/en/article/travel/guide-to-all-michelin-key-hotels-washington-dc-2024 Silver Lyan - Best Hotel Bar in the WORLD https://www.foodandwine.com/global-tastemakers-winner-best-united-states-hotel-bars-2024-8611151 AFAR Magazine https://www.afar.com/magazine/the-best-hotel-bars-in-the-world

Comodidades

Características do quarto e serviços de hóspedes
  • Acesso à Internet
  • Caixa de correio
  • Chamadas (local)
  • Chamadas (número gratuito)
  • Depósito de bagagem
  • Serviço de quarto
  • Serviços de concierge
  • Vista (jardim)
  • Vista (urbana)
Instalações
  • Acessibilidade para cadeira de rodas
  • Animais de estimação permitidos
  • Catering no local
  • Espaço (área externa)
  • Espaço (privado)
  • Espaço (semiprivado)
  • Restaurante no local
  • Segurança no local

Datas necessárias

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12/03/2025 - 16/03/2025
30/06/2025 - 7/09/2025
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Alta temporada
01/12 - 19/1201/03 - 31/05
Temporada intermediária
15/11 - 30/1101/06 - 30/06
Baixa temporada
01/07 - 04/0901/01 - 29/02

Salas de reuniões

Espaço total para reuniões
7450 sq. ft.
Maior sala
2478 sq. ft.
Espaço (privado)
4000 sq. ft.
Salas de reuniões
7
Segunda maior sala
719 sq. ft.
Espaço (semiprivado)
750 sq. ft.
Espaço (área externa)
1500 sq. ft.
Capacidade de pessoas em pé
200
Capacidade de assentos
180

Plantas de piso

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Espaço para reuniões

Name
Tamanho da sala
Pé-direito
Max capacity
Em formato de U
Mesas redondas de banquete
Teatro
Sala de aula
Conferência
Quadrado oco
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Rooftop at Riggs Atrium
2478 sq. ft.
-
12 pé
230
-
120
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Rooftop at Riggs Atrium South
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1347 sq. ft.
43 x 27 pé quadrado
12 pé
130
36
80
122
64
48
48
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Rooftop at Riggs Atrium North
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1131 sq. ft.
20 x 29 pé quadrado
12 pé
100
24
40
83
32
24
24
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Riggs Suite Boardroom
719 sq. ft.
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-
25
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12
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Cafe Riggs Boardroom
405 sq. ft.
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16
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16
16

Quartos

Total de quartos
181
Ocupação individual (1 Cama)
125
Ocupação dupla (2 Camas)
41
Suítes
17
Taxa de imposto
15,95%

Localização

Como chegar

Gallery Place Chinatown Metro Stop - Across the Street Union Station - 1.1 Miles Reagan Airport DCA - 5.3 Miles (accesible via Metro) Dulles Airport IAD - 30.9 Miles Baltimore Airport BWI - 29.6 Miles
Distance from airport 5.3 mi
Estacionamento na área
Serviço de manobrista
( 55,00 US$/dia )

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Universidade
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Parque
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Museu
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Museu
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Washington, DC, US 20565
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Museu
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Washington, DC, US 20560
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Museu
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600 Independence Ave SW
Washington, DC, US 20560
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Smithsonian American Art Museum
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Museu
1 quarteirão
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F St NW &, 8th St NW
Washington, DC, US 20004
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National Portrait Gallery
National Portrait Gallery
Museu
1 quarteirão
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8th and F Streets NW
Washington, DC, US 20004
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Vida noturna
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501 9th St NW
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Vida noturna
1 quarteirão
Just beyond the bustle of downtown DC’s main corridors, Dirty Habit sits at the epicenter of the Penn Quarter/Chinatown nightlife and culinary core. Our urban hot spot contrasts the classic architecture of the original 1841 General Post Office in which it’s set, with an intriguing bar scene that includes an expansive atrium and a private patio encompassing an entire city block. Three distinct moods can be found to suit that day’s desires — all film noir-inspired and accented by enigmatic cues. The alluring dining room conjures an air of mystery, drawing guests to experience globally inspired, seasonal plates during the evening and all week brunch options during the day. The Atrium Bar serves up inventive craft cocktails while offering an atmospheric counterpart to the dining room’s dark decadence — a light-filled climax of soaring ceilings plus sweeping views of the patio. Once the fervor reaches its peak, an outdoor courtyard presents a respite of fresh air and intimate fire pits — an urban campfire at which to gather, indulge in communal large-format cocktails, and get acquainted with one of the best bars in DC.
555 8th St NW
Washington, DC, US 20004
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12 Stories
12 Stories
Vida noturna
2 mi
12 Stories is located on the top of The InterContinental Hotel in Washington, D.C.’s new billion-dollar residential and retail development, The Wharf. Designed by SLDesign, the new penthouse bar is a sexy, modern addition to The Wharf landscape, boasting a nearly 360-degree view of The Potomac and the Washington skyline. 12 Stories features modern artwork by Paige Smith, industrial-chic design touches like concrete flooring, wired pendulum lighting, velvet, marble, leather and wood furniture and an expansive 26-foot NanaWall, opening up onto an outdoor terrace. In addition to a stylish night out, Washingtonians can enjoy private and semi-private events in the beautifully appointed 3,500-square-foot space, which seats 170 guests and is configured into three distinct zones with unique vantage points of The Wharf and beyond. The bar’s large 13-foot floor-to-ceiling windows offer unparalleled sightlines of the Jefferson, Lincoln and Air Force Memorials, as well as the pinnacle of the Washington Monument and Hains Point. These sweeping views of the nation’s capital provide a one-of-a-kind perspective seen nowhere else in the city. The bar’s thoughtfully curated cocktail menu includes new spins on the classics and an impressive selection of innovative house cocktails. Complementing the drinks menu, which also includes several non-alcohol options, is a selection of elevated bar food featuring a variety of bites and small plates.
75 District Square SW 12th Floor
Washington, DC, US 20024
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Práticas sustentáveis

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Our sustainable and social responsibilities include but are not limited to the following areas: •Design: Focus on sustainable design through infrastructure efficiencies by reclaiming native materials during transformation phase
O Riggs Washington DC - Lore Group tem uma estratégia que se concentra na eliminação e no desvio de resíduos (ou seja, plásticos, papéis, papelão etc.)? Em caso afirmativo, descreva detalhadamente a sua estratégia de eliminação e desvio de resíduos.
No

Diversidade e Inclusão

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Small Business Enterprise
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Saúde e segurança

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Yes, We will continue to evaluate safety protocols as it relates to the COVID-19 pandemic, to keep guests and colleagues safe, in accordance with CDC, DC Health and AHLA guidelines and recommendations.
O Riggs Washington DC - Lore Group limpa e higieniza as áreas públicas e instalações de acesso público (ou seja, salas de reuniões, restaurantes, elevadores etc.)? Em caso afirmativo, descreva as novas medidas tomadas.
Yes, Deep cleaning of all public space every hour and additionally when needed

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