




Discover an unforgettable stay in the heart of the capital at this unique residence in the historic Gaslight building, located in Washington, District of Columbia. Once a popular speakeasy, this space combines charm and history with modern conveniences, offering a calm and inviting atmosphere far removed from the cramped feel of a hotel room. Guests are greeted by a plain view of the Washington Monument right from the 16th St NW location, setting the stage for a truly special visit.
This tastefully appointed home features 2 bedrooms, each outfitted with a queen bed enhanced by a memory foam mattress for maximum comfort. To ensure a cozy and warm night of rest, all beds are layered with microfiber sheets and comforters. The layout includes 2 private bathrooms, each featuring a shower/tub combo and fully stocked with essential toiletries for your convenience. The apartment occupies an entire half of the 7th floor, providing ample space for up to 4 guests.
Key Features & Amenities:
The living area is illuminated by plenty of natural lighting and accented with intriguing artworks, making it an ideal space for relaxation. Whether you are visiting for business or a vacation, the updated kitchen provides everything needed to prepare a favorite meal or a quick breakfast.
Located in the vibrant Penn Quarter neighborhood, this is a true walker's paradise with a Walk Score of 98. You are just 2 blocks from the White House and minutes away from the National Mall, Gallery-Place Chinatown, and other top downtown destinations. Transportation is effortless, with a 4-minute walk to the Farragut North Metro (Red line) and a 5-minute walk to the McPherson Sq station (Blue/Silver lines).
Practical Info & Rules:
Experience the perfect blend of historic DC character and contemporary comfort in this one-of-a-kind downtown retreat.
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