Hyatt Regency Washington On Capitol Hill in Washington District-of-Columbia

Hyatt Regency Washington on Capitol Hill 400 New Jersey Avenue, NW Washington,   Washington DC  United States  20001 866-235-9330 US Only. The Hyatt Regency Washington is a full service, 11-story hotel occupying a full city block in the heart of Capitol Hill. The hotel is two blocks from AMTRAK's Union Station/Metro Subway and within walking distance to the US Capitol, the Supreme Court, the Library of Congress, the House and Senate office buildings, the Mall and Smithsonian museums, and most major monuments and galleries. The hotel was completly renovated in 1999.

Property Information
Description:  With 834 guest rooms and a 5-story atrium lobby, the Hyatt Regency Washington on Capitol Hill is conveniently located on Capitol Hill, two blocks from the Capitol building and within walking distance to most major museums, monuments, and galleries. The hotel is two blocks from Union Station which offers Amtrak and Metro accessibility as well as over 100 shops and over 40 restaurants. Guests enjoy relaxing at the hotel's newly renovated fitness center and indoor heated pool.
# of Rooms:  834
Guest Rooms:  All guest rooms, renovated in 1998, feature a hairdryer, iron/ironing board, remote control color television with free and pay channels, video checkout, mini-bar and a telephone with voice mail and data ports. Rooms on floors 2 - 11 are available with either a king-sized bed or two double beds. Accommodations include: 364 king-sized beds 397 double-double beds 740 non smoking rooms
Suites:  The Hyatt Regency Washington on Capitol Hill features 32 luxurious and beautifully appointed suites. 20 Executive Suites 4 Regency Suites 6 Capitol Suites 2 Presidential Suites
Executive Suites:  There are 20 Executive Suites available with a king-sized bed in one bedroom and two double beds in the second bedroom. These suites, located on floors 2 - 11, feature a 225 sq. ft. parlor with a sofa, easy chair, game table and a dry bar. Renovated 8/98
Regency Suites:  There are four luxurious one or two bedroom Regency Suites. Located on floors 10 - 11, these suites feature a king-sized bed, a 435 sq. ft. parlor with a living area and a dining area, conference table for 8, wet bar, refrigerator and a stereo. Renovated 8/98
Capitol Suites:  There are six Capitol Suites available with a king-sized bed or two double beds. These suites feature a 500 sq. ft. parlor with a living area and a dining area, full bath with king bed through french doors in parlor. Renovated 8/98
Presidential Suites:  There are two luxurious one, two or three bedroom Presidential suites. Located on floors 9 - 10, these suites feature a 1,066 sq. ft. parlor with a living area, dining area, conference table for 6, wet bar, refrigerator, large wide-screen television and a stereo. Renovated 8/98
Business Plan:  For only $20.00 additional, The Hyatt Regency Washington offers 59 Hyatt Business Plan?? rooms. Located on the 9th floor, all Business Plan?? rooms feature a work area with a two-line telephone and a fax machine, coffee maker, iron/ironing board, hairdryer, and newspaper delivery to your door. Additionally, you receive no access charges for local, 800, and credit card phone calls, a complimentary express continental breakfast in our lobby restaurant, exclusive and complimentary use of the floor's mini Business Center (including laser printer, Xerox copier, & business supplies), and complimentary use of the Health Club.
Regency Club:  Located on the 11th floor Concierge level, the Hyatt Regency Washington offers 24 Regency Club?? rooms. Features include no access charges on local, 800, and credit card phone calls; express/video check out folio delivered to room; and upgraded amenities and accommodations such as robes, extra pillows, clothes line in bath, newspaper, bottled water and bottle opener on Servi-Bar, Washingtonian Magazine, candy jars, makeup mirror, cotton balls & Q-tips. You will also enjoy exclusive rights to the Regency Club?? lounge which includes a personal Concierge, complimentary fax machine, and complimentary coffee & tea, continental breakfast, cocktails & hors d'oeuvres, & cordials (6AM - 10PM daily).
Amenities/Services/Attractions:  Click here for more information.

Property Policies
Check In:  3PM
Check Out:  12PM
Guarantee Policy:  A credit card guarantee is required to complete a reservation. Your credit card will be charged if cancellation policies are not correctly followed. The amount charged may equal the cost of 1 (one) or more nights plus applicable taxes.
Cancel Policy:  Cancellation policies vary based on day of arrival. When making reservations, please read the rate rules given immediately after selecting a specific rate. Policies are provided before the reservation is complete.
Rate Disclaimer:  For reservations, room rates and availability, click the Reservations icon above. To speak with a Hyatt representative personally, call (800) 633-7313. If calling from outside the US, obtain international reservation numbers at www.hyatt.com/hotel_reservations/reservations_numbers.html.
Accepted Credit Cards:  AX, DC, DS, CA, VI, ER, JC
Local Currency:  USD

Local & General Info
Location:  2 blocks to the US Capitol 2 blocks to Union Train Station/Metro Subway 15 minutes to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport 45 minutes to Dulles International Airport 45 minutes to Baltimore-Washington International Airport Near Annapolis and Potomac, Maryland Near Old Towne Alexandria and McLean, Virginia
Areas Served:  Washington, DC; Arlington, Alexandria, McLean, Falls Church, Tyson's Corner, Springfield, Georgetown, College Park
Area Airports:  Ronald Regan Washington National, Dulles International, Baltimore-Washington International
Directions from Washington-Dulles International Airport:  Take Dulles Access Road to East I-66 Take East I-66 "To Washington" to Theodore Roosevelt Bridge Exit on Constitution Avenue Follow Constitution Avenue toward the US Capitol As you pass the National Gallery of Art, veer to the left to stay on Constitution Avenue A few blocks before the Capitol, turn left on Louisiana Avenue Continue for two blocks and turn left on New Jersey Avenue The hotel is one and a half blocks further on the left
Directions from Baltimore-Washington International Airport:  Follow signs for Baltimore-Washington Parkway South "To Washington" Veer right onto New York Avenue Continue on New York Avenue until you cross Florida Avenue Get into left lane & make next left onto North Capitol Street Continue on North Capitol Street for about 1 mile and turn right on E Street Continue on E Street for one block and turn left onto New Jersey Avenue The hotel is immediately on the right
Directions from Washington National Airport:  North I-95 to North I-395 "To Washington" As you go over the Potomac River, stay in one of the middle lanes At the end of the bridge, veer right and follow the sign for North I-395 Continue approximately 1 mile and take the exit for "US Senate/D Street/North I-395 Stay in the right lane while you go through two tunnels In the second tunnel, take the exit for "D Street" Turn right at the light at the end of the tunnel Continue for 2 blocks and turn left onto New Jersey Avenue The hotel is immediately on the left
Air & Space Museum:  The Smithsonian's largest and most popular museum houses the nation's aerodynamic treasures, from the Wright Brothers' 1903 Flyer and Charles Lindbergh's Spirit of St. Louis to the Apollo II command modules and rockets. Visitors can touch a moon rock and enter a Skylab workshop. The museum features the Flight Line Cafeteria, the Wright Place Restaurant and gift shops. Open daily 10AM - 5:30PM. Guided tours at 10:15AM and 1PM. L'Enfant Plaza Metro, Independence Avenue between 4th and 7th Streets, SW, Washington, DC.
Arlington National Cemetary:  The national burial ground comprises 612 acres, many of which belonged to Robert E. Lee, whose family mansion still stands on the property. Those interred here include thousands of military veterans: the crew of the Challenger space shuttle; John F. Kennedy and Jaqueline Kennedy Onassis; Tomb of the Unknowns - an unidentified soldier from World War I and II, Korea and Vietnam. The Tomb is guarded around the clock by an honor guard which changes on the half hour. Don't miss the Visitor's Center and Tourmobile. Tickets may be purchased for $2.75 at the Visitor's Center. Cemetary and Visitor's Center accessible via Arlington Cemetary Metro, Arlington, Virginia; (703) 693-0931.
Corcoran Gallery of Art:  Washington's oldest art collection provides a view of American art, Dutch and Flemish masterpieces and impressionist and post-impressionist art. Gallery features a gift shop and the Atrium Cafe. Open Monday, Wednesday through Sunday, 10AM - 5PM; Thursday, 10AM - 9PM. Farragut West Metro, 17th Street and New York Avenue, NW, Washington, DC; (202) 638-3211.
Ford's Theatre:  John Wilkes Booth assassinated President Abraham Lincoln here during a performance of Our American Cousin on April 14, 1865. The theater is as it was then, including the bunting-draped presidential box. The Lincoln Museum downstairs displays artifacts related to the assassination. Self-guided tours daily, 9AM - 5PM. Metro Center Metro, 511 10th Street, NW, Washington, DC; (202) 426-6924.
Jefferson Memorial:  A 19-foot bronze statue inside this neoclassical marble monument with colonnade and dome memorializes Thomas Jefferson, the primary author of the Declaration of Independence and the third US President. Excerpts of his most famous writings adorn the walls. Open daily with a park ranger in attendance, 8AM - 12AM. Tidal Basin at the south end of 15th Street, SW, Washington, DC; (202) 426-6822.
Smithsonian Museums:  The world's largest museum complex, the Smithsonian Institution, was established more than 100 years ago. Its vast collections comprise the National Zoological Park and 15 museums, most of which are grouped around the National Mall. The Smithsonian Castle houses a high-tech visitor center which is open daily, 9AM - 5:30PM. All museums are closed December 25th. Admission is free to all museums. Shops and dining facilities are open until one half-hour before closing. National Zoological Park, 3000 block of Connecticut Avenue, NW, Washington, DC; (202) 357-3030 (Recorded daily events); (202) 357-2700 (Information).
Union Station:  This 1907 Beaux-Arts train station houses about 100 specialty shops, restaurants, food courts and movie theaters. Open Monday through Saturday, 10AM - 9PM; Sunday, 12PM - 6PM. Union Station Metro, 50 Massachusetts Avenue, NE, Washington, DC; (202) 371-9441.
United States Capitol:  A guided tour of this magnificent structure housing the Legislative Branch of government departs daily every 15 minutes, 9AM - 3:45PM. Tours include the Rotunda, Statuary Hall and the Old Supreme Court Chamber House. Senate galleries are included when not in use. Contact your representative's office for tickets to the House and Senate galleries during sessions. Open daily 9AM - 4:30PM. Capitol South Metro, National Mall, Washington, DC; (202) 225-6827.
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum:  Established by a unanimous act of Congress, this is America's only national memorial to the Holocaust. Experience this permanent exhibit of artifacts, films, photographs and oral histories that document Nazi genocide. Timed tickets to the exhibit are available. Not recommended for children under 12. Free tickets for same day use at box office at 9AM. Lines form around 8:30AM. Advance tickets available for a fee. Groups of 10 or more must be scheduled four weeks ahead. Tickets are not needed for the Hall of Remembrance. Open daily 10AM - 5:30PM. 1000 Raoul Wallengerg Place, SW / 15th Street, Washington, DC; (202) 488-0400 (General information); (202) 432-7328/(800) 551-7328 (Advance tickets).

Amenities/Services
Capitol View Club:  Guests enjoy elegant dining on the 11th floor with a wonderful view of the US Capitol. A pianist plays during lunch and dinner. The club is open for lunch M-F to members and hotel guests. Capitol View Club is open to the public for dinner Sun-Sat.
Park Promenade:  This full service restaurant is located on the main floor and serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Open daily, 6:30AM - 11PM, serving seasonal cuisine.
Capitol View Club Lounge:  This small, intimate lounge is located on the 11th floor, adjacent to the restaurant. Open Monday - Friday, 11AM - 1AM, Saturday and Sunday, 5PM - 1AM.
Networks Bar:  Networks is the perfect spot to have a drink and watch the Hill locals at the end of the day, or catch up on news and sports on one of the four TV's.
The Health Club:  The 8,000 square foot Health Club features a glass enclosed, 43-foot indoor heated pool with an indoor patio/bar, an open-air sun deck, twenty state-of-the-art cardiovascular fitness machines and a modern weight room. In addition, the club includes men's and women's saunas, showers, lockers and massage therapists. Additional charge for fitness center use.
Amenities:
24 Hour Front Desk Bar/Lounge Business Center Express Checkout Free Local Telephone Calls Hairdryers Available Laundry/Valet Services Meeting/Banquet Facilities Modem Lines in Room Shops/Commercial Services VIP Rooms/Services	Babysitting/Child Services Barber/Beauty Shop Concierge Fitness Center or Spa Free Newspaper Pool Room Service Mini Bar No Smoking Rooms/Facilities Television with Cable