Explore Washington D.C.

Perfectly positioned at the intersection of historic Georgetown and the cosmopolitan West End, The St. Gregory Hotel is located in one of the finest D.C. neighborhoods. Whether you're in town on business, visiting one of the city's universities, or here to experience the history and culture, our hotel is your gateway to exploring the nation's capital.

Dupont Circle

Quite simply, there is no more delightful venue for walking than the Victorian streets radiating off of Dupont Circle. Discover international embassies, fascinating museums and art galleries, quaint boutiques, and an abundance of restaurants.

Georgetown

Since its founding in 1751, it has been home to fashionistas, foodies, and students. The tree-shaded residential quarter oozes both authentically quaint charm and historic markers. Georgetown glitters day and night — for strolling, shopping, cocktails or late dinner.

Foggy Bottom

Named for the fog that arose from the Potomac (or the utility plants and breweries then in operation), Foggy Bottom is now home to George Washington University, much of the US government including the President’s offices and The Kennedy Center, and the exquisite Corcoran Gallery of Art.

Penn Quarter

Home to the popular Capital One Arena and an endless list of exciting (and obscure) museums, theaters, shops, bars and wonderful new parks and plazas, Penn Quarter is a place to hang and feel one with the local (youthful) D.C. vibe.

U Street

Once known as the “Black Broadway,” this vibrant stretch of Northwest D.C. from Dupont Circle to the Shaw area is now a trendy, diverse neighborhood uniquely rich in African American history and cultural landmarks. Enjoy some of D.C.'s best bars and nightclubs that dot U Street.

Adams Morgan

Colorful buildings and historic row houses make up the lively and funky neighborhood of Adams Morgan. Just north of Dupont Circle, Adams Morgan is known for its mix of quirky and eclectic shops, abundance of restaurants, and an energetic nightlife.

Woodley Park

Home of the Smithsonian National Zoo where over 1,800 animals live, Woodley Park offers a scenic escape from the hustle and bustle of D.C. life. After you're done visiting the city's famous Pandas, be sure to check out Rock Creek Park and the neighborhood's sidewalk cafes.

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