At a Glance
The Lyle is an understated boutique hotel that opened in the spring of 2021 in a 1940s Art Deco building, in a residential area near Dupont Circle. Staying at The Lyle feels like staying at the apartment of your ultra-chic friend—a unique and welcoming experience. It's a nice option for travelers looking for a more affordable, residential hotel.
Indagare Loves
- The buzzy restaurant and lively weekend brunch
- The inviting, residential atmosphere and Art Deco style
- The kitchenettes in various room categories
Review
Located in a residential neighborhood near Dupont Circle, the 196-room Lyle is a good option for those who appreciate the convenience and casual nature of hotel that feels like a home. The aesthetic is clean, airy and warm, effortlessly creating a laid-back and inviting atmosphere. Neutral colors and natural materials like wood, rattan and wool abound. Bathrooms are equipped with DS & Durga products.
The property offers kitchenettes in various room categories, including the deluxe king and premier king rooms. This thoughtful addition is sure to appeal to guests looking for a more personalized and comfortable stay. Connecting rooms are also available.
The Lyle also caters to a younger crowd, with a more budget-friendly price point, making it an attractive option for those seeking a stylish yet affordable hotel. The service is helpful and welcoming.
The hotel also has an all-day contemporary American restaurant that does a rowdy weekend brunch, including a biannual drag-themed brunch. There is a basement-level common area for guests to work or relax. The gym is also located here.
Pets are welcome, for a fee of $100 per stay.
Who Should Stay
Those looking for a more affordable option in the city, or those who appreciate a more residential-feeling boutique hotel.
Written by Alex Schulte
