JW Marriott Washington, D.C. Reveals Suit-Inspired Renovation

Washington, D.C.—The JW Marriott Washington, D.C., owned by Host Hotels & Resorts, unveiled the multi-million dollar redesign of its 750 guest rooms, corridors, and executive lounge.

“Our new room design was inspired by guest feedback,” said Satinder Palta, general manager, JW Marriott Washington, D.C. “Guests asked for a refined yet, welcoming space for work and relaxation, and we have delivered that and more. Although we are making changes to our design aesthetic, our landmark location and the exceptional service that our guests have come to expect will not change.”

“JW Marriott Washington D.C. holds great significance for the JW Marriott brand and our global portfolio,” said Mitzi Gaskins, vice president & global brand manager, JW Marriott Hotels & Resorts. “Originally opened in 1984 as a dedication to our company’s founder from his family, this property has helped pave the way for our brand over the past 30 years.”

In order to keep guests informed of JW Marriott Washington, D.C.’s luxury evolution, the hotel enlisted its front desk manager, Anthony, to be the renovation liaison. Anthony will be documenting the hotel’s progress in a series of 30 second digital vignettes such as “Guest Influence” and “Design Inspiration.” The rest of the vignettes and a time-lapse video can be viewed on YouTube and Facebook.

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Intended to enhance and elevate the guest experience, the new rooms were inspired by the nature of a beautifully tailored suit. Guests will experience a color palate of deep chocolate, charcoal, and pearl grey with small accents of pink and chrome, reminiscent of a pocket square and men’s watch. Guests will also notice the textures of tweed, leather, and herringbone stitching, as well as patterns of Greek keys and paisley often seen on men’s neckties.

JW Marriott Washington, D.C.’s commitment to sustainability and energy conservation is also reflected in the renovation. The hotel updated all of the guest rooms with energy efficient A/C units and LED light bulbs, reducing guest room energy consumption.

The guestrooms feature upgraded Wi-Fi, swivel mounted 48” HDTVs and USB ports for guests to plug-in their own mobile devices. The bathrooms, with JW Marriott custom bath amenities from Aromatherapy Associates, feature illuminated mirrors, sliding doors, and showers with a discrete shave pedestal. Each of the king bedrooms feature a love seat that transforms into a single bed. Each bed features luxurious JW Marriott signature bed linens.

JW Marriott Washington, D.C. also features brand new technology to enhance the guest experience. Apps and technology include mobile check-in and check-out, which provides Marriott Rewards members an enhanced arrival experience with check-in up to two hours before arrival and automatic notifications when a room is ready. Free Wi-Fi is offered when Rewards members book directly with the hotel. Additionally, JW Event Concierge, a meeting service app that allows meeting planners to manage their event without leaving their seat, is offered. Meeting planners can request, respond and connect in real-time with hotel event staff on any mobile device.

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