InterContinental Washington D.C. - The Wharf, an IHG Hotel

"A modern American restaurant located in the InterContinental Washington, D.C., offering a hyper-seasonal menu featuring locally sourced meats, seafood, and vegetables. The restaurant pays homage to the willow trees around the nation's capital and aims to create a welcoming community atmosphere." - Tierney Plumb

"Part of D.C.’s reimagined Wharf neighborhood, this new jewel in InterContinental’s crown aims to appeal to leisure travelers and D.C. movers and shakers alike. The dramatic tiered lobby is a mix of stone and brass, with warm chocolate-hued seating and modern chandeliers. Rooms are equally warm, with geometric-patterned carpets, modern dark wood furniture, and expansive windows and balconies, many of which overlook the Potomac River. They're large and spacious, with modern design and amenities (someone thought out the ample counter space in the bathroom, clean lines, and uncluttered layout). Little touches like orchids in each room, spa-style showerheads, and large executive work desks make rooms sumptuous getaways for harried travelers. Whether you're here for business or pleasure, you'll feel the room is well-outfitted for your needs. Enjoy those balconies overlooking the river—it's a real treat and hard to match in this town." - CNT Editors

"InterContinental Washington D.C. at the Wharf is helping guests ring in the New Year with a celebratory menu and entertainment at the property’s onsite Dockside Restaurant & Bar. Available until 12:30 a.m., guests can enjoy menu highlights like oysters on the half shell, truffle arancini, and lobster rolls along with the full beverage menu of cocktails, wine, and beer." - Vinciane Ngomsi

"What should we know before we go?Part of D.C.’s reimagined Wharf neighborhood, this jewel in InterContinental’s crown aims to appeal to leisure travelers and D.C. movers and shakers alike. The dramatic tiered lobby is a mix of stone and brass, with warm chocolate-hued seating and modern chandeliers. You're in the heart of a redeveloped and previously unsung waterfront neighborhood, so enjoy the proximity—and views. The good stuff: Tell us about the rooms.Rooms are equally warm, with geometric-patterned carpets, modern dark wood furniture, and expansive windows and balconies, many of which overlook the Potomac River. As a new build, they're large and spacious, with modern design and amenities (someone thought out the ample counter space in the bathroom, clean lines, and uncluttered layout). (Beware: some rooms look across an air shaft.) How about the little things, like mini bar, or shower goodies. Anything of note?Little touches like orchids in each room, spa-style showerheads, and large executive work desks make rooms sumptuous getaways for harried travelers. Whether you're here for business or pleasure, you'll feel the room is well-outfitted for your needs. Enjoy those balconies overlooking the river—it's a real treat and hard to match in this town. Bottom line: worth it, and why?D.C.'s new Wharf development is rapidly becoming the city's newest hotspot—and the InterContinental nails it." - Laura Ratliff

"Nearby hotels like the historic Willard, Thompson Washington D.C., and the InterContinental at the Wharf are excellent places to stay, and staff there can help you with plans and tips."