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Grand Hyatt Washington

Grand Hyatt · World of Hyatt · Washington, D.C.

1000 H Street NW, Washington, DC 20001 · Penn Quarter

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The hotel

Address: 1000 H Street NW, Washington, DC 20001
Neighborhood: Penn Quarter
Phone: +1 202-582-1234
Check-in: 4:00 PM
Checkout: 11:00 AM
Points: Bookable on points

Brand: Grand Hyatt
Program
Rooms: 902
Opened: 1987, renovated 2025
Resort fee: $30/night
Pet fee: Pets not allowed

Amenities: Fitness Center, Restaurant, Bar, Free WiFi, Room Service, Business Center, Meeting Rooms, Self Parking, Valet Parking, Concierge, Laundry Service

Club lounge

Grand Club

Access: Globalist, club rooms
Hours and service: Not recorded yet
Reader score: Not yet rated. Scores appear at 5 ratings.

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Every stay

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Dec 2018Explorist
RoomKing room (Category 1-4 free night award) → King room, 11th floor (room 1180)BreakfastNot eligibleLate checkoutHonoured
An Explorist used a complimentary Category 1-4 free night award for a one-night stay in December 2018 with his wife and son. He was placed on the 11th floor in a 351 sq ft King room, room 1180, with a rollaway bed squeezed in, and was told a bottle of water and 2 p.m. late checkout were included with his Explorist status; no upgrade was reported. Breakfast was not included on the award stay, the Cabinet buffet normally running $26 per person, and the family did not dine there. He rated the experience good overall, mainly for the central location within walking distance of the National Mall and Smithsonian museums.
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Oct 2014Status not stated
UpgradeSuite, with a suite upgrade awardRoomStandard room (cash, $119/night) → Conference suiteBreakfastBuffet onlyLoungeGiven
Arriving at 7 a.m. off a redeye from Las Vegas, the reviewer checked into a standard room booked last minute for $119 a night cash, when the hotel can run over $400 and points were priced at 20,000 a night at the time, then went back to the front desk and asked to apply one of his Diamond suite upgrades. The hotel obliged and moved the family to a conference suite, a standard bedroom connected to a living room with a conference table, kitchen and pullout couch, though it sat close to ground level. They were granted Grand Club access, where the continental breakfast spread and evening appetizers with a cash bar were rated average, though lounge staff were praised. Status is recorded as unknown because the review uses the legacy Diamond tier name, which has no canonical slug. He called the hotel great overall and a bargain at that rate.
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