The Inn at Seven Winter Street

he Inn is an impeccably restored elegant French Second Empire Victorian manor. Built c. 1870 by Joseph Leavitt, a craftsmen and hotelier, The Inn is a fine example of Victorian Architecture. Every room has been impeccably furnished with antiques and period detail. As you enter "The Inn" through the front vestibule, on your right is the bell for the Innkeeper. Please ring this bell for attendant. You then will enter into the main foyer. On your right is the Main Parlor where you can relax with a cup tea by the firelight, or perhaps a glass of sherry, read a book, and converse with other guests. This is also where we serve our Continental-Plus breakfast. In front of you is the main staircase, adorned in polished English walnut. On the left is located the credenza with a variety of informative brochures, and the check-in desk.

Italian hand carved marble fireplace, canopy bed, roof deck, Jacuzzi; all of our guest rooms have something beautifully unique. Each room has private bath, television, telephone, and air conditioning. And of course, you are welcomed into each room with complimentary sherry and chocolates. The first floors are two guest rooms: The Paris Room No.102: adjacent to the Main Parlor, has a queen size mahogany "Rice Carved" bed, Italian hand carved marble fireplace, and double size shower. The Renoir Room No.104: adjacent to the check-in area, has an oak Victorian queen size bed, Italian marble fireplace, and bathroom with shower.

The second floor guest rooms: The Cameo Room No.201: located at the front of the Inn, has queen size four post bed, and full bath. The Monet Room No.202: also located at the front of The Inn, has a full size hand carved oak bed, Italian marble fireplace and bathroom with shower. The Emerald Room No.203: has a full size canopy bed, opens out onto the roof deck, and whirlpool bath. The Benson Room No.204: has a full size hand carved oak bed, Italian marble fireplace, and bathroom with shower. The LeJardin Room No.205: located at the very back of The Inn, has a full size hand carved oak bed, opens out onto the roof deck, and has a whirlpool bath. This room also has a small fridge stocked with champagne.

The third floor Suites: The Cote Suite No.301: has a queen size four post cherry bed and full accompaniments, living room has a futon bed, a complete kitchen with microwave, and bathroom with shower. The American Suite No.302: has a queen size four post bed with full accompaniments, the living room has a sleeper sofa bed, a complete kitchen with microwave, and bathroom with shower. The French Room No.303: has a queen size canopy bed, fireplace, small fridge and bathroom with shower.

DISTINCTIVE FEATURES

• Centrally located in the Washington Historic District.
• Walk to all area amenities, including world class museums,
  fine dining of all types cuisine, the waterfront, etc.
• On site parking.