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The LINE Hotel DC

US$184
/ night

Avg. for September

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US$184
/ night

Avg. for September

Monthly average prices

Nightly prices at The LINE Hotel DC average US$121 in the cheapest month (December) and US$216 in the most expensive month (March), based on the last 12 months.

Average nightly price at The LINE Hotel DC by month, last 12 months (USD)
MonthAverage price
JanuaryUS$122
FebruaryUS$143
MarchUS$216
AprilUS$204
MayUS$192
JuneUS$191
JulyUS$153
AugustUS$131
SeptemberUS$184
OctoberUS$183
NovemberUS$150
DecemberUS$121

Most expensive: March (~US$216)

Cheapest: December (~US$121)

About this property

Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a 24-hour fitness center, or other amenities including complimentary wireless internet access and concierge services.
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  • Parking

  • Restaurant

  • Business centre

  • Room service

  • Valet parking

  • Dry cleaning

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Location

1770 Euclid Street Northwest, Lanier Heights, Washington, District of Columbia, United States of America

Smithsonian's National Zoo (0.6 Miles)

Rock Creek Park (0.9 Miles)

Embassy Row (1 Miles)

Dupont Circle (1 Miles)

Howard University (1.1 Miles)

National Geographic Museum (1.3 Miles)


Guest reviews

What guests think

AI-generated summary based on recent guest reviews

The LINE Hotel DC blends a striking historic setting with spacious, stylish rooms and a lively, walkable Adams Morgan location, earning praise for its gym, bar and restaurant but drawing repeated complaints about loud nightlife noise.

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Facilities

Good

Cleanliness

Inconsistent

Rooms

Noisy

Location

Walkable

Dining

Good

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10

Matthew

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4 weeks ago

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Stayed 1 night

Nice property. Part of the property was originally a Church. The bar, restaurant and sitting area is beautifully set in the old sanctuary. They even turned the old pipes from the organ into a chandelier. Easy walking distance to the restaurants and entertainment of the Adams Morgan neighborhood. I would book this property again if staying in the area.
Nice property. Part of the property was originally a Church. The bar, restaurant and sitting area is beautifully set in the old sanctuary. They even turned the old pipes from the organ into a chandelier. Easy walking distance to the restaurants and entertainment of the Adams Morgan neighborhood. I would book this property again if staying in the area.

10

Steffanie

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12 Aug 2026

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Stayed 2 nights

Awesome hotel
Awesome hotel

10

Christopher

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11 Aug 2026

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Stayed 6 nights

Great location. Breakfast place was fantastic.
Great location. Breakfast place was fantastic.

10

KeiSaundra

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18 Jul 2026

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Stayed 2 nights

Amazing staff. Very professional and helpful. We had a minor hiccup with the room and Poncedar the manager handled it very well! We love staying here, the food is great, good location and clean, unique rooms.
Amazing staff. Very professional and helpful. We had a minor hiccup with the room and Poncedar the manager handled it very well! We love staying here, the food is great, good location and clean, unique rooms.

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Ashley

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15 Jul 2026

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Stayed 1 night

I rarely leave negative reviews, but this was one of the most disappointing hotel stays I’ve had. I don’t understand how this property is considered luxury. The issues started before check-in. I arrived around 10 PM to find no valet, a locked entrance, and no one answering the hotel phone despite multiple calls. After dragging two heavy bags around the building trying multiple entrances, a valet finally appeared. The hotel felt worn and poorly maintained. Hallway carpets were stained and curling, the room walls were heavily scuffed and damaged, and the bathroom fixtures and showerhead had obvious hard water buildup. The bed and rug seemed new and clean, but the room looked neglected. The TV’s smart features didn’t work, so there was no way to stream or cast. In 2026, that’s a basic amenity. Hilton’s Curio Collection, many Marriott properties, and true luxury boutique hotels all offer guest streaming. The biggest concern was safety. Around 5:30/6AM, the fire alarm went off twice. The alarm in my room was so faint I thought it was coming from another building. I called the front desk multiple times—no answer. Another guest was the only reason I knew it was a false alarm. There was no communication, apology, or follow-up from the hotel. Poor service, poor maintenance, and poor communication. 0/10. I would not stay here again. Stick to the larger chains and their “luxury divisions”
I rarely leave negative reviews, but this was one of the most disappointing hotel stays I’ve had. I don’t understand how this property is considered luxury. The issues started before check-in. I arrived around 10 PM to find no valet, a locked entrance, and no one answering the hotel phone despite multiple calls. After dragging two heavy bags around the building trying multiple entrances, a valet finally appeared. The hotel felt worn and poorly maintained. Hallway carpets were stained and curling, the room walls were heavily scuffed and damaged, and the bathroom fixtures and showerhead had obvious hard water buildup. The bed and rug seemed new and clean, but the room looked neglected. The TV’s smart features didn’t work, so there was no way to stream or cast. In 2026, that’s a basic amenity. Hilton’s Curio Collection, many Marriott properties, and true luxury boutique hotels all offer guest streaming. The biggest concern was safety. Around 5:30/6AM, the fire alarm went off twice. The alarm in my room was so faint I thought it was coming from another building. I called the front desk multiple times—no answer. Another guest was the only reason I knew it was a false alarm. There was no communication, apology, or follow-up from the hotel. Poor service, poor maintenance, and poor communication. 0/10. I would not stay here again. Stick to the larger chains and their “luxury divisions”

Property policies

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Check-in

Check-out

Check-in from 15:00

Before 12:00


Security deposit

USD 150 per accommodation on arrival.

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FAQs about The LINE Hotel DC

Is parking available at the hotel?

Parking is available on-site, and valet parking is offered for a fee of approximately USD 76.70 per night, which includes in/out privileges. Limited parking is also available.


What breakfast options are provided?

The hotel offers cooked-to-order breakfasts daily from 6:30 AM to 10:30 AM for a fee, which ranges from approximately USD 15 to 40 per person.


What are the check-in and check-out times?

Check-in time is at 3:00 PM and check-out time is at 12:00 PM. Early check-in and late check-out may be available upon request, but these are subject to availability and may incur additional charges.

What accessibility features are available at the hotel?

The hotel offers limited wheelchair accessibility, including accessible public areas and facilities. Step-free entrances are available, but specific details about room accessibility should be confirmed directly with the hotel.


Where is the hotel located in relation to local attractions?

The hotel is situated in Northwest Washington D.C., within a 5-minute drive of the Smithsonian Institution and Walter E. Washington Convention Center. Notable nearby attractions include Smithsonian's National Zoo (0.6 mi), Rock Creek Park (0.9 mi), and the White House (1.9 mi).


What are the policies regarding children?

Up to 3 children aged 17 years and younger can stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.


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Considering this hotel for your Washington trip?

What do room rates at The LINE Hotel DC in Washington typically look like right now?

Over the next 60–90 days, room rates at The LINE Hotel DC in Washington typically land around US$124 a night for two guests, ranging from US$106 to US$212 on peak dates.


When is the least crowded time to visit The LINE Hotel DC in Washington?

August is the quietest month to visit The LINE Hotel DC in Washington, with demand dropping noticeably compared with winter peaks in January. If you prefer fewer crowds and easier availability, plan for late summer.


Which month has the cheapest rates at The LINE Hotel DC in Washington?

Over the trailing 12 months, August is the cheapest month to stay at The LINE Hotel DC in Washington, averaging US$161 a night; March is the priciest, averaging US$280 a night.

What attractions and neighbourhood vibe surround The LINE Hotel DC in Washington?

The LINE Hotel DC in Washington sits in the District of Columbia near Dupont Circle, Embassy Row and the National Geographic Museum, making it easy to reach cultural sites and dining. The property leans into Luxury and Business themes, so it suits travellers after upscale amenities and a central base for work or sightseeing.


How do The LINE Hotel DC's rates compare with other nearby hotels?

The LINE Hotel DC in Washington is cheaper than 14 of 19 comparable hotels nearby, with a typical median of US$195 a night versus about US$220 for peers.


How does the nightly price at The LINE Hotel DC in Washington compare to recent weeks?

The current price at The LINE Hotel DC in Washington is US$197 per night for 2 guests, which is high for this hotel: about 25% above its US$158 average over the last 60 days. Most nights over that period fell between US$109 and US$267.

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