The Madera projects an earthy vibe with flashes of colorful Polynesian accents. Red, nubby terrycloth wraps the rippled headboards, and vibrant batik fabrics cover pillows and bed throws. Rooms are still large and comfortable, with some offering balconies overlooking New Hampshire Avenue and the Dupont Circle neighborhood, others, on floors six and higher at the rear of the hotel, overlooking some of Rock Creek Park, and northwest to the Washington National Cathedral. Best are the executive king rooms, which have a small sitting area with a pullout sofa. Firefly remains a favorite restaurant, enjoyed as much for its craft cocktails as for its seasonally driven menu.
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Madera
1310 New Hampshire Ave. NW (btw. N and O sts.)
Our Rating
Neighborhood
Dupont Circle
Hours
Rates include complimentary morning coffee (6–9am) and hosted evening wine hour. Children 17 and under stay free in parent’s room. Pets welcome
Transportation
Metro: Dupont Circle (South/19th St. exit)
Phone
800/430-1202 or 202/296-7600
Fax
202/293-2476
Prices
$149–$439 double. Add $40 for a specialty room. Parking $46
Amenities
Restaurant/bar; babysitting; bikes; children’s amenity program; concierge; complimentary access to the gym at nearby sister hotel, Hotel Palomar; room service; Wi-Fi (free)
Units
82 units
URL
http://www.booking.com/hotel/us/madera-a-kimpton.html?aid=1254987 &label=frommers-hotelpage-deeplink
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Madera
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1310 New Hampshire Ave. NW Washington, D.C.Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.