Gracious dining room for sumptuous continental breakfasts with fresh fruit salads, assorted breads, cakes, yogurt, cereals and designer coffees and teas. Enclosed, heated solarium for those who choose to breakfast overlooking the garden, year round. Late-afternoon complimentary wine. Fax, scanner and copy machine available, as are laundry facilities. You and any friends you care to invite may relax in the living or garden courtyard, or watch the street scene from the front patio.
Taxis are available at all times.
Regretfully we cannot offer parking, but several lots are within a block and one is just across the street. The group included Nevada Senator William Stewart, who built Stewart's Castle on the Circle, and two mining barons, Curtis Hillyer and Thomas Sunderland. Soon he paved the streets and Washington's wealthy built mansions that are now embassies or offices. Named in 1882 to honor Admiral Samuel Francis duPont, who distinguished himself in the Civil War, a bronze statue of him was installed in the center of the circle and park.