Lyle Washington DC
Hotel · Dupont Circle
1731 New Hampshire Ave NW, Washington, DC 20009
Highlights
Art Deco hotel with stylish rooms, great bar, and friendly staff.
Art Deco hotel with stylish rooms, great bar, and friendly staff.
"The Dupont hotel has a whole collection of Pride events planned. On Wednesday, June 5, Lyle’s resident drag queens Miss Leggs Benedict and Miss Hennessy host drag trivia as LGTBQ+ bar regular DJ Alex Love spins. On Saturday, June 8, the queens return to the stage before the Pride Parade with cocktails and brunch entrees. D.C. local and LGBTQ+ activist Lisa Marie Thalhammer unveils Pride-themed mural brightening the exterior of the hotel on June 6, and a portion of proceeds from postcards and T-shirts with Thalhammer’s mural to Capital Pride. T-shirts and postcards can be purchased at the front desk. And a June-long hotel package features a welcome cocktail called Glitta Fades, in-room rainbow cake, and champagne; the hotel fee will be donated to Capital Pride Alliance." - Evan Caplan
"Opened in April 2021, Lyle Hotel in Dupont offers seven different options for private dining. Opt for an intimate, 12-person dinner in Lyle’s private dining room to a 70-person reception in the Drawing Room." - Tierney Plumb
"Lyle’s is offering its Thanksgiving dinner from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. and 5 p.m.-10 p.m. Menu highlights include a camembert flatbread with kale, cranberry, pork belly and a warm cider vinaigrette; a herb mustard turkey roulade with brown butter sweet potatoes; stuffing; Brussels sprouts slaw and gravy; pumpkin cheesecake with popcorn brittle and toasted meringue. Reservations are available now." - Vinciane Ngomsi
"To celebrate the release of Britney Spears’ new bombshell memoir The Woman in Me, Lyle’s in Dupont Circle hosts an official “It Britney, Brunch!” drag brunch on Saturday, November 4. Miss Leggs Benedict — Lyle’s server-turned-resident drag queen — will don the pop princess’ iconic red jumpsuit while a DJ spins Spears’ tracks. The high-energy occasion, with two seatings at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., is part of a few official brunches across the U.S. in partnership with Spears’ book publisher. Reservations for the only one in D.C. include a $27 fee for a copy of the book, which will be distributed at brunch. View the a la carte menu here." - Tierney Plumb
"A smaller, independent boutique hotel in Washington, D.C., included in a curated Lifestyle Collection aimed at design- and culture-focused travelers; bookings through Capital One Travel can yield perks like on-property experience credits, space-available room upgrades, and flexible check-in/out options." - Paul Rubio
