The Embassy Row Hotel, an urban resort in D.C.’s historic Dupont Circle neighborhood, is set to welcome guests next month with a new look following an extensive $15 million renovation of its 231 guestrooms, meeting and event space, dining venues and social lobby.

When the hotel debuts its makeover on March 17, it will feature new chic guestroom designs, more than 6,000 square feet of new meeting and event space named after D.C. attractions, an eclectic public lobby and a new restaurant, Station Kitchen & Cocktails. The dining venue will include coffee from local roasters Compass Coffee and 24-hour grab-and-go. In the evening, it will offer cocktails and shared plates served at communal tables and nook-style seating.

For those interested in hosting events, the property will offer more than 8,000 square feet of flexible indoor and outdoor space, including a massive rooftop bar boasting sweeping views of the city as well as indoor meeting space with seven breakout rooms and a gigantic ballroom. Each space was cleverly named after famous area attractions, including the West Wing, Roosevelt Room and Admiral’s Ballroom.