Hotel Happenings
Celebrating a Century of Stories
Established in 1925, our iconic downtown Washington, DC landmark has been the epitome of sophistication, luxury and hospitality, hosting distinguished guests, timeless events and moments that have shaped the nation’s history for a century.
Plan your seasonal visit to Washington, DC!
Winter, spring, summer or fall; every season brings its own charm to Washington, DC and regardless of if the sun is shining or the leaves are starting to fall, the centrally located Mayflower Hotel offers a centrally located to downtown home away from home!
From the vibrant cherry blossom blooms of spring, sun-soaked summer adventures, cozy autumn retreats or magical winter getaways, our curated seasonal experiences offer something for everyone.
Explore the National Mall, stroll historic neighborhoods or enjoy cultural events—all just moments away from our doorstep in downtown Washington, DC
Celebrating America’s 250th!
The 250th birthday of America brings together the past, present and future, all best celebrated in the nation’s capital. When you reserve your DC visit in 2026, not only can you wander iconic DC landmarks including the national mall, Lincoln Memorial, you will have a front row seat to parades, live concerts, dazzling fireworks and more.
Regardless of if the sun is shining or the leaves are starting to fall, the centrally located Mayflower Hotel offers a centrally located to downtown home away from home!
From first time visitors to long-time history buffs, a visit to Washington, DC will not disappoint!
White House Historical Association x The Mayflower Pop-Up Shop
The Mayflower has partnered with the White House Historical Association for their first in-person pop-up store offering unique keepsake gifts that honor the rich history of The White House and Washington, DC.
The pop-up shop is currently open Monday – Saturday from 10:00am – 5:00pm; closed on Sunday.
Gifts include selections from the exclusive Alma Thomas Collection, featuring prints, accessories, puzzles and art cards designed with the vibrant, blocky colors of Resurrection, created in 1966 by Alma Thomas, the first Black woman to have a painting in the White House Collection. Also available are a variety of official White House Ornaments.
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