Caroline Harrison Suite
Caroline Harrison, the wife of Benjamin Harrison, the 23rd President of the United States, was an essential figure in initiating many of the traditions still enjoyed by the public today. Harrison was the first inhabitant of the White House to decorate for the holidays and more famously was the originator of the first collection of porcelain that later developed into a White House tradition, and the beloved China Room. Inspired by Harrison, our downtown hotel suite features hints of blue and bone white china and highlights an assortment of decorative porcelain.
At a glance
- 537 sq.ft. / 50 sq.m.
- King bed
- One-of-a-kind furniture and fixtures
- Minibar inspired by antique bank safe
- City views
Amenities
- Adjacent living area with flexible work space
- In-room fresh flowers
- Hypoallergenic down comforters and pillows, and custom imported linens
- Oak wood flooring
- 55” flat screen smart TV
- Blackout curtains
- Riggs tote bag and umbrella
Bathroom
- Luxury bathroom with free-standing bathtub, Italian Carrara marble, chrome hardware, and walk-in shower
- DS & Durga amenities
- Bespoke slippers and custom robe
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