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CHEVY CHASE, DC – Crescent Hotels & Resorts, the award-winning operator of over 120 properties, announced the addition of Embassy Suites by Hilton Washington D.C. Chevy Chase Pavilion to its esteemed collection. Located in Northwest Washington D.C., this hotel offers unparalleled service and comfort, catering to the needs of both business and leisure travelers.
In addition to its prime location, this 198-key hotel provides a variety of accommodations to suit every guest’s needs. With a range of guest room options, including studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom suites, guests can find the perfect space for any length of stay. Each suite is thoughtfully designed to prioritize comfort and is equipped with convenient amenities such as a wet bar, refrigerator, and microwave. The separate living room area with a sleeper sofa includes a TV, workstation, and extra seating.
To elevate the overall experience, additional amenities await guests, including an indoor pool, a serene spa tub, and a fitness center. Guests are encouraged to take full advantage of the hotel’s direct access to the Friendship Heights Metro Station, conveniently located within the premises. This grants guests seamless and stress-free connections to renowned landmarks like the White House and Capital One Center via the Red Line, ensuring effortless exploration of the city.
Guests can start their day with the added convenience of a complimentary made-to-order breakfast at the hotel. Moreover, guests can unwind and connect with fellow guests during the Embassy Suites evening social, where they can enjoy complimentary refreshments.
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