2015 Massachusetts Ave NW - Washington, DC, United States 20036

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	Click photo to view      Location. The Hilton Washington Embassy Row is located in the Adams Morgan neighborhood of Washington, D.C. The hotel stands one-half block from the Red Line at the DuPont Circle Metro station. Nearly all cultural venues, memorials and government buildings are positioned within three miles of this Massachusetts Avenue hotel.
Hotel Features. The Hilton Washington Embassy Row overlooks the Avenue of the Embassies. The hotel lobby reflects European influences with marble floors, ornate architectural detail and European artworks. The International Marketplace restaurant prepares international fare, seafood, salads and steaks. The Lobby Bar serves evening cocktails and light fare. Wireless Internet access is complimentary in public areas. A total of 6,000 square feet of function space accommodates events. A business center houses three computer stations, and provides fax and photocopy services. Recreational amenities include a seasonal rooftop pool and a complimentary, 24-hour fitness facility that contains free weights and cardiovascular equipment. Guestrooms. The Hilton Washington Embassy Row hotel offers 224 guestrooms equipped with high-speed wired and wireless Internet access for a fee, and MP3 adaptors. Design features include floor-to-ceiling windows, bedside lamps, and cherry wood-accented furniture. Hilton Serenity Beds feature pillowtop mattresses and five down pillows. Bathrooms contain granite vanities, La Source toiletries and curved shower rods. Expert Tip. Located 500 yards from the hotel, the Brickskeller Dining House holds the Guinness World Record for offering the most commercially available varieties of beer in the world. The Brickskeller is famous for introducing new beers to the public since it opened in 1957.