Park Hyatt Washington - Washington, DC

Park Hyatt Washington, a luxury hotel located a few blocks from Geogetown in downtown Washington, DC, re-opened on June 17, 2006 following a $24 million renovation and redesign. Unique features of the Park Hyatt Washington include a Tea Cellar offering rare and vintage tea selections, spa-inspired bathrooms, and a signature fragrance. The hotel’s new restaurant, the Blue Duck Tavern, features seasonally farm-fresh produce, meats and seafood with three quarters of the menu slow roasted in a wood-burning oven.

Tea Cellar

Park Hyatt Washington’s Tea Cellar features rare and limited production, single-estate teas from remote regions of China, Japan, Sri Lanka and the Himalayas. The Tea Cellar’s sophisticated tea offerings, some of which are at the level of flavor and complexity of fine wines, not only introduces guests to the highest quality of tea, but also to the significance of water temperature and steeping time each tea requires. Teas are available from $5 to $300 per pot.

Unique in the United States both for its menu and offerings, the Park Hyatt Washington’s Tea Cellar showcases the first Pu-Erh aging cellar in the country, a glass tea humidor used to store, age and display vintage teas and a lit display of tea blossoms that flower when steeped in water.

Blue Duck Tavern

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The Blue Duck Tavern’s open kitchen with a central focus on its wood-burning oven welcomes both travelers and locals alike to gather and celebrate. Three quarters of the menu items are slow-roasted in wood embers, using braising, preserving and smoking techniques to bring out the true flavors of meat and seafood dishes. The Blue Duck Tavern features an open staff pantry and kitchen, a glass-enclosed wine cellar, private tasting room seating twelve and Washington’s first commercial Molteni range.

Guest Rooms

Park Hyatt Washington’s 215 guest rooms combine modern style with classic American materials such as warm limed oak, gray limestone and black walnut. Park Deluxe rooms, the largest in the city at 618 sq. ft or 57 m2 feature generous spa-inspired bathrooms with dark gray limestone rain showers and deep soaking tubs. Guest rooms offer work desks with broadband Internet connections and flat screen televisions. Room accents include antique gameboards and a selection of hardcover books highlighting American crafts and heritage.

A custom fragrance, bathroom amenities, and candles have been designed exclusively for Park Hyatt Washington by Parisian artisan perfumer Blaise Mautin.

Location

24th and M St., NW. Washington, DC
Park Hyatt Washington is ideally situated a few blocks from historic Georgetown in downtown Washington, DC, near the Smithsonian Museums, Embassy Row, Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, national monuments, and boutique shopping, art galleries, and restaurants.

Event and Meeting Space

Park Hyatt Washington offers flexible meeting and event space as well as five private boardrooms ideal for smaller functions.

About Park Hyatt Hotels

Intimate and residential in style, Park Hyatt Hotels offer elegant accommodations in prime locations. Hyatt International Corporation and its subsidiaries operate 24 Park Hyatt brand hotels in 15 countries, with an additional ten hotels under development. There are seven Park Hyatt hotels in the United States and Canada.

Reservations

From the U.S. and Canada, reservations for any Hyatt hotel worldwide may be obtained by calling 1-800-233-1234 or logging onto www.hyatt.com.

Official Web Site

http://parkwashington.hyatt.com