The Kimpton George Hotel sits at 15 E Street NW on Capitol Hill, close to Union Station and a short walk from the U.S. Capitol, making it a favored base for lobbyists, congressional staff, and political travelers. The boutique property leans into a George Washington-inspired design theme, mixing playful portrait art with contemporary furnishings, consistent with the Kimpton brand's design-forward, independent feel. Rooms run from Deluxe Queen and King through Corner Suites up to a Presidential Suite, generally compact in the boutique style but well appointed. The on-site restaurant and bar serves modern American fare, and the hotel hosts a nightly complimentary wine hour in the lobby, a signature Kimpton touch that encourages informal networking among guests. There is a fitness center, and the hotel is pet-friendly with no additional fees typical of the brand. Service is warm and personalized rather than corporate, with a concierge well versed in Capitol Hill's political rhythms and Union Station connections, making this a solid choice for travelers who want boutique character and walkable Capitol Hill access over a large convention hotel. Its position between Union Station and the Capitol also makes it a convenient stopover for train travelers connecting onward without needing a car or rideshare for the first leg of a D.C. visit.
Room types
- Deluxe Queen
- Deluxe King
- Corner Suite
- Presidential Suite
Amenities
- Restaurant & bar
- Fitness center
- Pet-friendly
- Concierge
- Hosted wine hour
Location
15 E St NW, Washington, D.C. 20001
38.8978, -77.0064 View on map
Highlights
- Boutique Capitol Hill location near Union Station and the U.S. Capitol
- Nightly complimentary wine hour in the lobby
- George Washington-inspired design theme
- Pet-friendly with no typical extra fees
Tips for visiting
- Don't miss the nightly wine hour, a free perk included with your stay
- Union Station is a short walk, useful for Amtrak, MARC/VRE, and Metro connections
- Rooms are boutique-sized, so travelers wanting larger space should look at a suite category
- The Capitol grounds are walkable, but expect security checkpoints during sessions of Congress