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Eaton DC

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Located on the corner of 12th and K Streets NW in Downtown Washington, Eaton DC is blocks away from shopping, the Metro, and the Smithsonian.

Every room features a floor-to-ceiling window, a flat-screen TV with streaming capabilities, and a stocked minibar. Each room also has a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, bathrobes, free toiletries, in-room steamer and a hairdryer.

The hotel offers three on-site bars, a restaurant, and a café. The space has a radio station that promotes talk radio, live music, and recorded music. In addition to the radio station, Eaton has a 50-seat theatre for hosting speaking events and screenings. There is a wellness centre located on-site, which features traditional and new-age practices to promote peace of mind and body.

American Son is Eaton’s featured restaurant, and offers a vegetable-forward, Asian-infused menu crafted by local celebrity chef, Tim Ma. Kintsugi café offers a full-service coffee bar and specializes in both tea and coffee-infused drinks. The bar offers an elevated drinking experience and the Rooftop provides guests with indoor and outdoor seating, as well as live music.

Eaton DC is blocks away various Metro Stations. The Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, the Washington Convention Center and the White House are located within 1.3 km of the hotel. The nearest airport is Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, 6.1 km from Eaton DC

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Address
1201 K Street NW
Washington
20005
Price:
$126.65 - $429.00
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