Eaton Dc

Eaton Dc

Eaton DC sits at 1201 K Street NW, close enough to the Walter E. Washington Convention Center that conference delegates walk in minutes, and close enough to the Smithsonian museums and Penn Quarter's galleries that guests here for culture never need a cab. Check-in runs from 3pm, check-out by 11am, and the 209-room hotel, part of Marriott's collection, carries itself differently from its downtown neighbors: rooms come with certified organic bedding, natural hardwood floors and a record player stocked with curated vinyl, and every guest gets coworking access at Eaton House. A rooftop bar looks out over the DC skyline, a wellness studio sits alongside the sauna and spa, and staff answer in English or Spanish. This suits people who work while they travel and would rather spend an evening at a resident-artist talk than parked in front of a hotel television, though the fitness center and gym are there for anyone who wants them. Families should check sizes before booking: the four room types run from 280-square-foot Cabin rooms to the Junior Double Suite at 517 square feet, and an extra bed costs 50 dollars a night. It will not suit anyone counting on breakfast, since the hotel does not serve it, or anyone unwilling to leave a 100 dollar daily deposit by bank transfer at arrival, and pets are welcome throughout the stay for those who travel with them. What Eaton DC has that other hotels near the Convention Center do not is the cultural programming built into the building itself, resident artists, music, readings, rather than bolted on for atmosphere, and guests on Tripadvisor rate its location 100 out of 100.\n\nEaton DC pairs a downtown Washington address near the Convention Center with resident artists, curated vinyl in every room and coworking access most hotels skip. It suits travelers who mix work with culture, less so anyone expecting breakfast included.