Hyatt House DC the Wharf Hotel Shuttles

Along the often overseen waters of the Washington Channel, Hyatt House DC The Wharf brings guests close to the city’s bustling Southwest Waterfront. Free perks include floor-to-ceiling windows looking out at the water as well as complimentary Wi-Fi, while a seasonal rooftop pool offers once-in-a-lifetime glimpses of the entire region. Modern rooms come with same-room sitting areas and mini-fridges, while apartment-style suites add a bit more luxury through wraparound sofas and kitchenettes. Business travelers can especially appreciate the hotel’s spacious social lounges that include shared desk spaces, a pool table and next-door access to the District Wharf event venue. And with an on-site restaurant as well as various waterside seafood joints, the locale is ideal for after-work hangouts. With the nearest Metro stop located over a mile away, private lifts such as sedans and vans are ideal for seeing everything at a steady pace, while convenient meet-and-greet services offer stretched limousines and taxis perfect for getting dropped off to Reagan International’s often hectic surroundings.

Just a few steps from The Wharf Ferry Terminal as well as East Potomac Park’s historic trails scenically placed along a floating river island, Hyatt House DC is the perfect place to wake up to. Go on a morning jog across the refreshing lawns of Benjamin Banneker Park, or go for something a little more ambitious with a long day of museum-hopping across the lawns of The National Mall. Especially close is the striking Smithsonian Castle, built in 1855 and ideal for families due to its adjacent access from the park carousels. Similarly, the beautiful 3-floor Hirshhorn Museum is a renowned space for contemporary art and connected sculpture garden, not to mention various historic aircrafts and lunar modules displayed at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum next door. Consider a thoughtful conversation over everything seen with a sit-down somewhere close to the hotel, whether it with glamorous Spanish-themed eats at Del Mar de Fabio Trabocchi or classic New England-style grub from Hank’s Oyster Bar.