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Situated in the city’s bustling Judiciary Square neighborhood, the 445-room hotel is close to globally recognized landmarks such as The Capitol and the Supreme Court Building, fine dining options and upscale shopping.
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The hotel will also feature a restaurant and bar, a "Bodega" cafe and lounge, and an interior courtyard. Arlo Hotels is adding 186,904 square feet of space to the property, where the sixth through 12th floors, the penthouse, four meeting rooms and an indoor and outdoor rooftop lounge and pool will be located.
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Thoughtfully appointed with amenities, guests can enjoy access to the upscale fitness center, elegant lobby bar and lounge, and on-site dining including a Starbucks coffee shop and a full-service upscale American restaurant.
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Ideal for leisure and business travelers, Arlo Washington D.C. is conveniently located four blocks from Washington, D.C.'s Union Station and less than a mile from the Walter E. Washington Convention Center.
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