Marriott Marquis Washington, Dc Hotel

4-star hotel connected to the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in downtown Washington, D.C.

Meetings & Events

The Washington Marriott Marquis offers 100474 square feet of flexible meeting space, directly connected to the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. The hotel lobby features an impressive 55-foot custom sculpture. A unique rooftop terrace provides outdoor event space with city views.

Dining

On-site dining includes American-style Anthem, trendy BeerLab DC with self-pour beer, and The Dignitary with a large whiskey selection. The M Club Lounge offers complimentary food and beverages for eligible guests. The lobby bar and restaurant provide additional seating for meals and drinks.

Rooms & Suites

Guest rooms at the Marriott Marquis Washington DC include amenities such as a flat-screen TV, safety deposit box, and ironing facilities. Suites offer separate living areas with pull-out sofas and kitchenette bars with sinks and mini-fridges. Some rooms provide city views or overlook the atrium lobby.

Fitness & Wellness

The 24-hour fitness center is equipped with dumbbells up to 100 lbs, a squat rack, Smith machine, and multiple cardio machines. Fitness/spa locker rooms are available. The hotel offers bicycle rental and walking tours for guests.

Pet Policy & Location

The Marriott Marquis Washington, DC is pet-friendly, allowing dogs up to 50 lbs with designated pet bowls. The hotel is within 1 mile of The White House and the National Mall, and 1 mile from the Smithsonian Institution. Valet parking and an electric vehicle charging station are available.

• Location: Connected to Walter E. Washington Convention Center, steps from National Mall
• Rooms: 1200+ rooms with city or atrium views
• Dining: 3 restaurants including Anthem, BeerLab DC, The Dignitary
• Business: 100474 sq ft meeting space and rooftop terrace
• Wellness: 24-hour fitness center with squat rack and Smith machine
• Pet Policy: Dogs up to 50 lbs allowed
• Amenities: M Club Lounge, 55-foot lobby sculpture, electric vehicle charging