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A defining 2026 trend is a heavy shift toward personalized guest experiences; brands failing to adapt risk losing market share. Notable 2026 Events & Impact

Washington, D.C. Hotel Market Report: April 2026 The Washington, D.C. hospitality sector is currently navigating a period of continued pressure, characterized by a retreat in government-funded travel and persistent federal policy uncertainty. While the industry as a whole expects national guest spending to rise by 1.7% in 2026, the D.C. market remains under-performing for the second consecutive year. Market Performance & Trends washington*dc*hotels

Transformation of former Mandarin Oriental; new luxury spa and "Dōgon" restaurant. Tempo by Hilton Downtown Opened May 2025 278-key office conversion at 1776 K Street NW. Willard InterContinental Restored July 2025 Full restoration of 335 historic accommodations. CitizenM Georgetown Summer 2026 A defining 2026 trend is a heavy shift

445 rooms; first Arlo in DC; rooftop pool with Capitol views. Salamander Washington DC Completed Dec 2024 hospitality sector is currently navigating a period of

Broad sector pressure remains, with Average Daily Rates (ADR) projected to contract across most submarkets and chain scales.

Hotels are leveraging major national celebrations and local conferences to drive episodic occupancy gains: