Location. The Marriott Wardman Park Hotel occupies 16 acres of woodland and manicured gardens in Washington, D. C. This property stands within the Cleveland Park neighborhood and is located adjacent to a Metro station. Rock Creek Park is three blocks away.
Hotel Features. A small lobby located in the Wardman building features parquet floors and French antiques. The main lobby is spacious with marble floors, a 40-foot-high Jeffersonian dome, and contemporary seating areas. Dining venues include Stone's Throw Restaurant that offers American-style buffet breakfasts. Steak and seafood entr�es are served during lunch and dinner hours. The Woodley Market Gourmet Take Out restaurant serves Starbucks coffee and offers seasonal outdoor seating. Harry's Pub features English-pub d�cor and prepares casual fare. The Lobby Bar serves drinks and hors d-oeuvres. This property houses a Fed Ex Kinko's outlet and a business center with three computer stations. Six additional computer stations are located in the lobby. The hotel offers 175,000 square feet of meeting and event space. Recreational amenities include a 24-hour, complimentary fitness center equipped with television-mounted cardiovascular machines, weight machines, free weights and yoga balls. Spa treatments include detoxifying therapies and massage techniques such as Reiki and Hot Stone. The hotel offers a seasonal outdoor pool and a heated outdoor pool.

Guestrooms. The Marriott Wardman Park Hotel offers 1,316 guestrooms distributed among three towers. Wardman Tower rooms feature French antique reproduction furniture. Bathrooms include pedestal sinks and vintage tile floors. Newer tower guestrooms reflect contemporary furnishings and offer features that include flat-panel televisions and connectivity panels. Bedding features 300-thread count linens, down comforters and six down pillows. High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is available for a fee.

Expert Tip. The historic furniture housed in the Wardman rooms is virtually irreplaceable. Therefore, the hotel houses its own cabinetry shop where aging pieces are restored to their former glory.