Housed in what was once a historic neoclassical church, the latest of the super-hip LINE family of hotels is a new bedrock of community in the eclectic neighborhood of Adams Morgan. Paying homage to the structure's past, the 60-ft high lobby features old church pews punched up by midnight blue velvet, a brilliant brass chandelier fashioned from the church's organ pipes, and stained glass windows that announce the "Golden Hour" happy hour each evening.
220 guest rooms boast 3,000 pieces of original artwork and photography from local artists. Each room is curated with its own micro library, an instant espresso maker, a minibar stocked with local drinks and snacks, and an old school radio for tuning into the Full Service Radio station, broadcast daily from the lobby.
The bars and restaurants onsite are as diverse as the neighborhood. North meets South at A Rake's Progress where the chef marries locally-sourced Chesapeake ingredients with Southern flavors to create distinctively DC dishes. Brothers and Sisters has crafted an all-day menu of American classics with a Taiwanese and Japanese twist, while the intimate, ten-seat lounge Spoken English serves an Asian-inspired tasting menu, served family style.
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