The LINE DC

The LINE DC is at 1770 Euclid Street NW in the Adams Morgan neighborhood of Washington, DC, United States. The hotel has 220 rooms and occupies a converted church that is about 110 years old, which gives it an unusual, character-rich setting in a neighborhood known for restaurants, bars and live music. The nearest Metro stations are Woodley Park and Columbia Heights, each about a 15-minute walk, so many guests use buses, rideshares or bikes for trips to the National Mall and downtown. Adams Morgan is one of the capital's most diverse and lively areas, and the hotel is surrounded by independent eateries and nightlife along 18th Street and Columbia Road. The design blends historic church architecture with contemporary boutique styling, and public spaces include large, high-ceilinged rooms that suit social gatherings. Rooms are categorized as Queen Rooms, King Rooms, Studios and Suites, with studios giving extra space for longer stays. Facilities include several restaurants and bars, a fitness center, an in-house coffee roastery, a concierge team and valet parking. The dining program is a significant draw, with a focus on local and creative cooking, and the coffee roastery supplies the hotel cafe. The service style is relaxed and youthful, aimed at leisure travelers, couples, creative professionals and visitors who prefer neighborhood character to a formal downtown hotel. Nightly rates generally run from about $200 to $450 USD, usually lower than central luxury hotels, with peaks in spring and during major events. Guests should expect a lively evening scene around the hotel and may want to ask about quieter room locations if they prefer to sleep early. The neighborhood is also close to Rock Creek Park and the National Zoo, which makes it useful for visitors interested in green space as well as nightlife. Weekends are the busiest time, and weekday stays tend to be calmer and more affordable.