Part of the Gay Washington D.C. Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Washington D.C., Washington D.C.
Michelin-listed West End hotel with record players in every room and a lobby bagel deli
Freshly renovated in 2020 and located between Dupont Circle, Georgetown, and Foggy Bottom, Yours Truly DC speaks to a modern queer-affirming vibe. This tech-savvy boutique welcomes all identities, with perks like contactless check-in/out, connection-friendly room layouts, and pet-friendly rooms. With 355 stylish rooms, a lively café/deli lobby, two on-site restaurants (including a South American–inspired bar), and 15,000 sqft of event space, it’s ideal for pride celebrations, coworking travelers, and queer community mixers.
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