Hamilton Hotel, in downtown Washington, D.C., offers its rooms for use as home offices for people who need safe, clean work environments outside of their home. Guests can make booking by calling the hotel directly at 202.682.0111.
Rooms can be rented for the day beginning at 9 a.m., with check-out at 5 p.m. With the daily rental, guests have access to the hotel’s high-speed WiFi, coffeemaker and Press Reader, a digital platform offering more than 7,000 publications in 200 languages. Breakfast will be left at the room door before 12 p.m.; an option for third-party delivery services is also available.
In-room amenities are also available, including stocked bathrooms and Dyson SuperSonic hair dryers. Printing, fax and office supplies are available upon request.
The offer is valid weekdays only, through May 1. Rates begin at $89 for a standard room and $199 for suites.
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