Hotel Helix

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Are You Hip Yet?

Part of Kimpton Hotels. Everything is extraordinary at Washington D.C.'s high-energy Hotel Helix. Without taking itself too seriously, the 178 room Hotel Helix creates a sense of playful fantasy- somewhat tongue in cheek, and very new-century. Located in the trendy Logan Circle Neighborhood, which is distinguished by its blend of historical residential architecture and hip pop culture, The Hotel Helix is within easy walking distance to major business districts. It is near the McPherson Square Metro and just five blocks north of Washington's monuments and museums. From its witty first-impression to The Helix's colorful lounge and cabana-lined terrace, it's evident - this boutique hotel is all about fun. It winks at convention - from design to food. However, the helix definitely gives serious attention to business traveler's needs, and to a full menu of services and amenities. Both business and leisure travelers appreciate such features as plush terry robes, Aveda bath products (including bubble bath), and special "zone rooms" with plasma screen and high-end stereo with CD player. Throughout, The Helix creates the kind of environment that will make guests from all walks of life smile as they take in all the sensory impressions. Colors are bold and bright - as in orange, green, and purple. Textures range from faux fur throws to smooth, cool metal furnishings, and The Helix Lounge lighting changes with the time of day. Guestrooms continue the playful and fashionable mode of The Helix. They're color-rich, and fully detailed - designed with both form and function in mind. Platform beds, cherry-red ottomans, bathrooms with orange porcelain and stainless sinks, and holographic shower curtains are just some of the details. Specialty rooms include some with kitchenettes, cafe tables and chairs; others feature bunk beds. Honor bars are stocked with bugles and other classic snacks.