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Washington D.C., Washington D.C.
Feminist art-inspired boutique hotel on 14th St with rooftop bar
A boldly feminist, art-inspired boutique hotel on Thomas Circle and the 14th Street Corridor—the heart of Logan Circle’s queer resurgence. Each of its 191 rooms is infused with creative flair, and Figleaf Bar + Lounge and Hedy’s Rooftop frequently host LGBTQ+ social events like Pride Welcome Socials. Fully pet-friendly, Zena is perfect for guests seeking empowerment, artistry, and connection in D.C.’s LGBTQ+ cultural hub.
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