The Intown Uptown Inn, 4907 14th Street, NW, Washington DC 20011, Washington DC, USA
The Intown Uptown Inn
4907 14th Street, NW, Washington DC 20011, Washington DC, USA
+1 202 5419400, +1 202 3188361
http://www.iuinn.com
4907 14th Street, NW, Washington DC 20011, Washington DC, USA
+1 202 5419400, +1 202 3188361
http://www.iuinn.com
General and in-room facilities and services available at The Intown Uptown Inn
summer garden
jacuzzi tub
garage places on site
located in the center
credit/debit cards accepted
television set in room
internet connection in room
heating in room
air conditioner in room
en-suite/private bathroom
Some excerpts from the website of The Intown Uptown Inn that might be useful
Innkeeper: David Handy The address: 4907 14th St NW Washington, DC 20011 Phone # (202) 541-9400 Fax # (202) 318-8361 E-mail: The Intown Uptown Inn is nicely situated in Upper Northwest D.C., a traditional well-established D.C. locale. This 5,000 square foot Victorian house will make your stay or event a cherished memory. Feast on a generous continental breakfast before you go touring or to your business meeting. The Inn has abundant free parking. It is located just three miles from the mall. The 14th St. bus stops outside of the house every 10 minutes and takes guests directly to the mall and downtown. Within a mile of the Inn is the Columbia Heights Metro station which connects guests to all parts of the city, including the convention center.
The Intown Uptown Inn is nicely situated in Upper Northwest D.C., a traditional well-established D.C. locale. This 5,000 square foot Victorian house will make your stay or event a cherished memory. Feast on a generous continental breakfast before you go touring or to your business meeting. The Inn has abundant free parking. It is located just three miles from the mall. The 14th St. bus stops outside of the house every 10 minutes and takes guests directly to the mall and downtown. Within a mile of the Inn is the Columbia Heights Metro station which connects guests to all parts of the city, including the convention center. For further details please contact us at or, by phone, at 202.541.9400.
The Uptown room overlooks the Inns gardens. It is a retreat within a retreat. The spacious bathroom and queen size bed would make guests want to stay in the room throughout the day if DC was a less exciting city. The spacious bathrooms main window also faces the garden and allows the morning light to illuminate the room. A unique stone decorates the walls around the bath. After a long day guests can unwind in the bath using its Jacuzzi feature.
The Wysteria is the Inn's most whimsical room. Its sylvan theme brings natures tranquility inside the residence. The hand made wrought iron bed is surrounded by uniquely painted furniture. The room is illuminated, during the day, with three six foot windows. Classic French doors open onto the bathroom. The luxurious bathroom is equipped with both a double-Jacuzzi tub and separate shower.
All rooms have 32 flat panel televisions. 8 person Jacuzzi tub for guest use. Free wireless service throughout Inn. Dry cleaning drop-off and pickup service. Planning for special events and romantic get ways. Gourmet chef for breakfasts.
The Washington Times: Behind the imposing facade of this 1908 mansion is a world of antiques, stained glass and solid comfort, all put together with an unerring eye for color and line. From Trip Advisor: The inn was a beautiful spot conveniently located, but still very quiet with easy parking. The rooms were all beautifully decorated and slightly quirky in the details, which gave the entire inn a sense of whimsey and fun. We were not sure this would be a good idea, since we are used to big brand hotels. But our experience couldn't be better. Intown Uptown was by far better than expected. Intown Upotown is very much like DC. History is all around, and elegance, friendliness and hospitality melt together to make a perfect environment. In our trip we also visited NY, were we stayed in a very expensive big brand hotel. Intown Uptown by far was a better experience. I can't wait to have another excuse to visit DC and stay at Intown Uptown, be it business or pleasure!!!
Groups looking for a retreat that provides the technology of the office with the ambience of a fine hotel will find that the Inn rises above the basic hotel meeting space. The Inn has wireless and audiovisual technology available in private meeting rooms. It can also provide catering services and rooms for overnight stays.
The Inn prides itself on serving a gourmet breakfast to guests each morning. The staff comes in at 6am to prepare and cook the food. Each day of the week different recipes are selected. There are three courses, each served with fresh coffee, orange juice and abundant conversation between guests For those guests that have particular culinary requests the Inn is happy to fulfill their desires if the staff is informed at least a day in advance. Breakfast on Weekdays begins at 8am. Breakfast on Weekends begins at 9am.
A Room with a View is decorated to transport visitors out of the bustle of the city. Its third floor balcony offers guests a view of D.C. It is the Inn's largest living area with three rooms: the bathroom, bedroom and sitting area. The bedroom's French doors allow the morning light to cast its message of enthusiasm across the room. The bathroom's golden marble tile recreates a summers day sunshine. Its separate sitting room offers guests quiet relaxation after a busy day.
The Inn can provide space for 100 guests. It is an intimate setting that separates it from the office like facilities at most hotels. Its 100 year old rooms are a photographers dream. Its decks are designed for summer weddings and have installed above them a high tech misting system that drops the temperature by 20 degrees on warm days. Receptions are catered to the client's specifications. Often wedding parties hire the whole facility including the bedrooms.
The Soho room is quietly situated on the top floor of the Inn. It features a large living space with entry hall, bed room and a highly designed bathroom. The main room has a queen size bed and a 32 flat panel television. The bathroom is subtly decorated with heartwood floors and natural river stone walls. The morning light streaming through the large windows in the bathroom fills guests with the brightness of a new day.
The Corleone room is decorated with period furniture imported from Italy. Its abundant space and four expansive windows promote the exuberance of a new day. The room contains a queen size bed and 32 flat panel television. Guests can return after a long day and relax on the rooms period couch. The Corleone has a private bathroom with a unique pebbled shower stall.
Walking into the Wysteria room. Wysteria from bathroom pillows Wisteria.jpg. Approach in Wysteria bathroom. Approach into Wysteria bathroom. Flowers on bed canopy
One of D.C's most charming inns equally appealing to the discerning business or leisure traveler. Located within D.C., the Inn is conveniently located for easy metro access to The Mall and city center. Each room has a sense of space and uniqueness borne from a Victorian pursuit of grandeur. Attached to each room is a bathroom that dismisses the word adequate and replaces it with excess. Enjoy the life of excess during your stay in the nation's capitol. See a Quick Overview of Our Rooms.
The Inn's garden provides a tranquil natural environment for guests to quietly relax. It is populated by rose bushes, gladiolas, azaleas and specimen trees. The garden has two large decks built from the highest quality South American hardwood. The wood has a one hundred year life span and a team of carpenters spent a year to custom shape and install the deck. Installed in one of the decks is an eight person Jacuzzi.
The Inn caters to both parties and formal events. Its formal rooms provide the perfect backdrop for entertaining with style. Parties are also held in the formal gardens and decks where bands can be situated to provide entertainment for guests.
The Hollyhock room is anchored with an antique wooden bed. Its soft coffee colored walls and bright windows combine the energy of the city and the tranquility of the Inn. The Hollyhock room shares a highly designed bathroom with Sweet Charity
The Hollywood room takes its theme from a signature mark of D.C. s best historic architecture - the gentle curve of its wall. The furnishings and design give a feel of sanctuary and delight. Light shafts through the bay windows, across the heartwood floor, penetrating into the expansive and elegant bathroom.
Hollywood from entrance. Hollywood room observed from entrance. Hollywood looking to bed sitting area in Hollywood room. Hollywood bath and vanity
View from the entrance. View from sitting area. Shower with a skylight
The Intown Uptown Inn is nicely situated in Upper Northwest D.C., a traditional well-established D.C. locale. This 5,000 square foot Victorian house will make your stay or event a cherished memory. Feast on a generous continental breakfast before you go touring or to your business meeting. The Inn has abundant free parking. It is located just three miles from the mall. The 14th St. bus stops outside of the house every 10 minutes and takes guests directly to the mall and downtown. Within a mile of the Inn is the Columbia Heights Metro station which connects guests to all parts of the city, including the convention center. For further details please contact us at or, by phone, at 202.541.9400.
The Uptown room overlooks the Inns gardens. It is a retreat within a retreat. The spacious bathroom and queen size bed would make guests want to stay in the room throughout the day if DC was a less exciting city. The spacious bathrooms main window also faces the garden and allows the morning light to illuminate the room. A unique stone decorates the walls around the bath. After a long day guests can unwind in the bath using its Jacuzzi feature.
The Wysteria is the Inn's most whimsical room. Its sylvan theme brings natures tranquility inside the residence. The hand made wrought iron bed is surrounded by uniquely painted furniture. The room is illuminated, during the day, with three six foot windows. Classic French doors open onto the bathroom. The luxurious bathroom is equipped with both a double-Jacuzzi tub and separate shower.
All rooms have 32 flat panel televisions. 8 person Jacuzzi tub for guest use. Free wireless service throughout Inn. Dry cleaning drop-off and pickup service. Planning for special events and romantic get ways. Gourmet chef for breakfasts.
The Washington Times: Behind the imposing facade of this 1908 mansion is a world of antiques, stained glass and solid comfort, all put together with an unerring eye for color and line. From Trip Advisor: The inn was a beautiful spot conveniently located, but still very quiet with easy parking. The rooms were all beautifully decorated and slightly quirky in the details, which gave the entire inn a sense of whimsey and fun. We were not sure this would be a good idea, since we are used to big brand hotels. But our experience couldn't be better. Intown Uptown was by far better than expected. Intown Upotown is very much like DC. History is all around, and elegance, friendliness and hospitality melt together to make a perfect environment. In our trip we also visited NY, were we stayed in a very expensive big brand hotel. Intown Uptown by far was a better experience. I can't wait to have another excuse to visit DC and stay at Intown Uptown, be it business or pleasure!!!
Groups looking for a retreat that provides the technology of the office with the ambience of a fine hotel will find that the Inn rises above the basic hotel meeting space. The Inn has wireless and audiovisual technology available in private meeting rooms. It can also provide catering services and rooms for overnight stays.
The Inn prides itself on serving a gourmet breakfast to guests each morning. The staff comes in at 6am to prepare and cook the food. Each day of the week different recipes are selected. There are three courses, each served with fresh coffee, orange juice and abundant conversation between guests For those guests that have particular culinary requests the Inn is happy to fulfill their desires if the staff is informed at least a day in advance. Breakfast on Weekdays begins at 8am. Breakfast on Weekends begins at 9am.
A Room with a View is decorated to transport visitors out of the bustle of the city. Its third floor balcony offers guests a view of D.C. It is the Inn's largest living area with three rooms: the bathroom, bedroom and sitting area. The bedroom's French doors allow the morning light to cast its message of enthusiasm across the room. The bathroom's golden marble tile recreates a summers day sunshine. Its separate sitting room offers guests quiet relaxation after a busy day.
The Inn can provide space for 100 guests. It is an intimate setting that separates it from the office like facilities at most hotels. Its 100 year old rooms are a photographers dream. Its decks are designed for summer weddings and have installed above them a high tech misting system that drops the temperature by 20 degrees on warm days. Receptions are catered to the client's specifications. Often wedding parties hire the whole facility including the bedrooms.
The Soho room is quietly situated on the top floor of the Inn. It features a large living space with entry hall, bed room and a highly designed bathroom. The main room has a queen size bed and a 32 flat panel television. The bathroom is subtly decorated with heartwood floors and natural river stone walls. The morning light streaming through the large windows in the bathroom fills guests with the brightness of a new day.
The Corleone room is decorated with period furniture imported from Italy. Its abundant space and four expansive windows promote the exuberance of a new day. The room contains a queen size bed and 32 flat panel television. Guests can return after a long day and relax on the rooms period couch. The Corleone has a private bathroom with a unique pebbled shower stall.
Walking into the Wysteria room. Wysteria from bathroom pillows Wisteria.jpg. Approach in Wysteria bathroom. Approach into Wysteria bathroom. Flowers on bed canopy
One of D.C's most charming inns equally appealing to the discerning business or leisure traveler. Located within D.C., the Inn is conveniently located for easy metro access to The Mall and city center. Each room has a sense of space and uniqueness borne from a Victorian pursuit of grandeur. Attached to each room is a bathroom that dismisses the word adequate and replaces it with excess. Enjoy the life of excess during your stay in the nation's capitol. See a Quick Overview of Our Rooms.
The Inn's garden provides a tranquil natural environment for guests to quietly relax. It is populated by rose bushes, gladiolas, azaleas and specimen trees. The garden has two large decks built from the highest quality South American hardwood. The wood has a one hundred year life span and a team of carpenters spent a year to custom shape and install the deck. Installed in one of the decks is an eight person Jacuzzi.
The Inn caters to both parties and formal events. Its formal rooms provide the perfect backdrop for entertaining with style. Parties are also held in the formal gardens and decks where bands can be situated to provide entertainment for guests.
The Hollyhock room is anchored with an antique wooden bed. Its soft coffee colored walls and bright windows combine the energy of the city and the tranquility of the Inn. The Hollyhock room shares a highly designed bathroom with Sweet Charity
The Hollywood room takes its theme from a signature mark of D.C. s best historic architecture - the gentle curve of its wall. The furnishings and design give a feel of sanctuary and delight. Light shafts through the bay windows, across the heartwood floor, penetrating into the expansive and elegant bathroom.
Hollywood from entrance. Hollywood room observed from entrance. Hollywood looking to bed sitting area in Hollywood room. Hollywood bath and vanity
View from the entrance. View from sitting area. Shower with a skylight
