Interior design firm The Gettys Group was behind the $4 million Madison Hotel renovation.
(Courtesy Hilton Hotels)
Courtesy Hilton Hotels
Madison Hotel also added a grab-and-go marketplace.
(Courtesy Hilton Hotels)
Courtesy Hilton Hotels
The Madison Washington D.C. hotel has completed a $4 million renovation of its lobby and other common areas, including a new Lady M cocktail lounge after the hotel’s namesake.
(Courtesy Hilton Hotels)
Courtesy Hilton Hotels
Interior designer The Gettys Group included some subtle nods to Dolly Madison in the design, including a feature wall that mirrors the crackling of a painting.
(Courtesy Hilton Hotels)
Courtesy Hilton Hotels
The Madison changed owners two years ago and switched from a Lowes-managed property to Hilton.
(Courtesy Hilton Hotels)
Courtesy Hilton Hotels
The 365-room Madison Hotel, at 1177 15th St. NW, opened in 1963 and has hosted every President of the United States since.
(Courtesy Hilton Hotels)
Courtesy Hilton Hotels
The Madison Washington DC hotel has completed a $4 million renovation of its lobby and other common areas, including a new Lady M cocktail lounge.
(Courtesy Hilton Hotels)
Courtesy Hilton Hotels
The Madison Washington DC hotel has completed a $4 million renovation of its lobby and other common areas, including a new Lady M cocktail lounge.
(Courtesy Hilton Hotels)
The Madison Washington D.C. hotel has completed a $4 million renovation of its lobby and other common areas, including a new Lady M cocktail lounge after the hotel’s namesake (it was named in honor of James and Dolley Madison).
It has also added a grab-and-go marketplace.
Interior designer The Gettys Group included some subtle nods to Dolly Madison in the design, including a feature wall that mirrors the crackling of a painting, for the works the first lady saved from the White House fire; a glass partition that features the pattern on Dolley’s fine china, and a mirror with parrot and ice cream cone designs, for Dolley’s pet and favorite dessert.
The 365-room Madison Hotel, at 1177 15th St. NW, opened in 1963 and has hosted every president of the United States since.
It changed owners two years ago and switched from being a Lowes-managed property to Hilton.
Jeff Clabaugh has spent 20 years covering the Washington region's economy and financial markets for WTOP as part of a partnership with the Washington Business Journal, and officially joined the WTOP newsroom staff in January 2016.
