The LINE DC
Hotel · Adams Morgan
1770 Euclid St NW, Washington, DC 20009
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Highlights
Retro-chic hotel in converted church; radio station, dining, bars
Retro-chic hotel in converted church; radio station, dining, bars
"A boutique hotel set in a century-old church, featuring a bohemian-eclectic style and vibrant dining and nightlife scene." - The MICHELIN Guide
"The 220-room Northwest D.C. property at 1770 Euclid Street NW, opened in late 2017 as an adaptive reuse of the old First Church of Christ Scientist by developer Sydell Group, was brought to foreclosure auction after lender Acore Capital—which refinanced the project in 2019 with an $86-million loan following an $80-million Deutsche Bank loan in 2016—tapped JLL to shop the under-performing asset. A public auction scheduled for Thursday, January 23, was held in front of a New York courthouse and broadcast live; Acore emerged as the lender’s sole bidder and purchased the hotel at that auction on January 23, though sources say the story is far from over because the existing creditor can “still sell it to someone else at this point.” High-profile buyer interest has included tech CEO Elon Musk, who was slated to be the highest bidder and is reported by multiple sources to plan to turn the property into a “private social club”; he is reportedly scheduled to speak at a pre-inauguration rally and Eater was told that all of its luxe suites are sold out. The property was a major dining destination after opening, but most of its original restaurants did not resurface post-pandemic; the building’s future food-and-beverage chapter remains unclear under the potential takeover." - Tierney Plumb
"The LINE DC will offer two tiers of tickets for their NYE experience from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. General admission ($50) includes a live DJ and a toast to the New Year with champagne at midnight, ahead of that will be a cash bar. The $180 VIP access features access to an open bar from 9 p.m. to 12 a.m., additional light bites, live DJs, and more. Ahead of the fun, begin the evening with dinner at the hotel’s restaurant, No Goodbyes. It’s three-course prix-fixe dinner with menu highlights like pesce crudo and caviar, hanger steak with black winter truffle, crispy duck confit à l’orange, mafalde pomodoro, and prosecco cake. It’s priced at $97 per person with an optional wine pairing for $55 each. Reservations can be made through OpenTable. Experience the full evening by purchasing a bundle of the prix-fixe meal + VIP party here for $250 per person." - Vinciane Ngomsi
"The Adams Morgan hotel’s stylish lobby-level bar sends out top-notch espresso martinis under beverage director Lukas Smith’s watch. The Midnight Morning is made with Tito’s Vodka and house cold brew ($18), while the upscale Ladyfinger ($20) comes with brown butter-washed mezcal and a sprinkle of sea salt. A N/A aperitif is made in-house with a custom coffee brew from Chesapeake Bay Roasting Co., 12 botanicals, “and the least amount of sugar we can manage,” says Smith." - Tierney Plumb
"Hosts a Fourth of July party with live music and views of the fireworks display, featuring hot dogs and fancy cocktails."
