Reinvention of an Icon
Riggs Washington DC is a destination for the modern traveler, located in the historic former Riggs National Bank building on the corner of 9th and F Street. Paying homage to the building’s legacy, each of the property’s 181 guest rooms and suites is reminiscent of a private safety deposit box, while serendipitous details throughout the hotel draw on a narrative inspired by the golden age of banking. The heart and soul of the hotel is the ground floor Café Riggs – a modern, all-occasion restaurant in the tradition of the grand brasseries of Europe – as well as a lower level bar housed in the original bank vault from the internationally-acclaimed Mr Lyan team.
Café Riggs
A historic setting where you can make yourself at home, Café Riggs offers a modern take on a traditional European brasserie menu, with a specific focus on plant-based offerings that evolve throughout the day.
Silver Lyan
Conceived by acclaimed bartender Ryan Chetiyawardana (aka Mr Lyan), Silver Lyan draws on America’s rich history of cultural exchange with cocktails and reimagined bar bites that incorporate flavors and traditions brought to America from around the world.
The Gym at Riggs
The Riggs gym features best in class fitness equipment including strength training, free weights, ample cardio equipment featuring live racing on Peloton bikes, treadmills and much more. Enjoy complimentary amenities during your workout, including chilled water, fresh fruit and clean towels. Guests can also enjoy our partnerships with the brand new Equinox nearby to enjoy spa, steam and group class needs.
Meetings & Events
Riggs offers over 2,500 square feet of flexible space, and features a wraparound indoor-outdoor rooftop with breathtaking city views of downtown D.C. We comfortably cater to a range of events.
Hotel Overview
Guest Rooms & Suites
Enjoy the privacy of your own space inside one of Riggs’s 181 guest rooms. Each room offers playful nods to the building’s heritage, with vault-inspired minibars, bespoke furnishings, vibrant fabrics and Carrara marble bathrooms.
Past and
Present
In a building that anchored the city’s thriving Penn Quarter for over a century, Riggs is now poised to be a part of the neighborhood’s exciting future.
