Riggs Washington DC Est. 2020

900 F Street Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, United States

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Riggs Washington DC is located in the historical former Riggs National Bank building on the corner of 9th and F Street.

To step inside this soaring entrance is to become a part of the past, present, and future of Penn Quarter.

The Lowdown

Type: Ballroom; Banquet Hall / Event Facility; Hotel / Resort / Spa; Penthouse / Rooftop; Restaurant / Private Dining

Views: Cityscape; Skyline

Style: Classic; Contemporary; Elegant; Modern; Sophisticated

Venue Setting

Riggs Washington DC is located in the historical former Riggs National Bank building on the corner of 9th and F Street. Paying homage to the building’s legacy, each of the 181 guest rooms and suites are reminiscent of a private safety deposit box, while moments throughout the hotel draw on a narrative inspired by the golden age of banking. The heart and soul of the hotel is Café Riggs – a modern, all-occasion restaurant – as well as a lower level bar housed in the original bank vault from the internationally-acclaimed Mr Lyan team.

Fees

(Prices listed here are estimates only & are subject to change)

Price Range: Join the party and sign in to view pricing
Does this include catering fees?: No
Insurance: Additional Insurance May Be Required Depending On The Event

Capacity

Seated: 150

Buffet: 200

Standing: 250

Celebrations Hosted Here Since: 2020
Curfew: 2 AM
Venue Spaces: Indoor & Outdoor Venue Spaces Available
Catering: Client Must Use The Catering Provided By The Venue
Alcohol: Provided By Venue For Fee – You Must Use The Venue For All Alcohol Services; Corkage/Bottle Fee – You Can Bring Your Own Alcohol For A Fee
Music: Indoors Only
Smoking: Non-smoking Venue
Accommodations: 181 guestrooms, including 17 suites. Each and every room at Riggs Washington DC offers something personal and unexpected, designed to evoke the thrill of opening a safety-deposit box—a playful nod to the building’s history as an iconic bank. Each guestroom is outfitted with bath amenities from fragrance house D.S. & Durga in its signature Debaser scent, bespoke wallpaper and headboards in collaboration with design studio Voutsa, and Italian Carrara marble bathrooms. Every suite at Riggs Washington DC has individual character and qualities of their own. With subtle yet impactful details, each is designed to make you feel both far away, and simply right at home.
Handicap Accessible: Yes

Inside Scoop

Ask our Silver Lyan Team about the Dishonesty Bar. I'm afraid I can't share much else here...

Amenities

A/V Equipment
Bridal Suite/Changing Rooms Onsite
Street Parking
Valet Parking
Wifi
Dining Chairs
Dining Tables
Onsite Restrooms

Venue Features

The Scene:: To step inside our soaring entrance is to become a part of the past, present, and future of Penn Quarter. Constructed in 1891, as a headquarters for Riggs National Bank, the landmark was an example of Richardson Romanesque architecture and known as the Bank of Presidents, residing at the intersection not just of 9th and F Street, but of American history.
Design:: Lore Group wanted to revive this iconic building, the last of its kind, for a new generation of travelers and open its doors to a burgeoning neighborhood. Locals and visitors alike are invited to relax into one of the 181 jewel-box rooms and suites, or sip on a globally-inspired cocktail at Silver Lyan. Gathering spaces fill the hotel, from the grand Café Riggs to rooftop meetings and events spaces, the perfect place to take in sweeping views of this incredible city. Riggs Washington DC respects the building’s storied history, while establishing itself as a new kind of hospitality – one that’s destined to become a DC classic.
Standout Venue Features:: At the crown of the building sits 4,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor space with an impressive roof enclosure. Floor-to-ceiling glass windows enclose the Rooftop with flexible sliding wall partitions allowing for an increase or decrease of your meeting size and setup.
Extra Perks:: All tables, chairs, and standard white linen is included in rental fee.
Complimentary WiFi throughout the building.

Awards & Notables 2022 Travel + Leisure's #1 Best Hotel in Washington DC
2022 Travel + Leisure #4 Best City Hotel in the USA
2022 Travel + Leisure #31 Best Hotel in the World

Celebration Locations

Rooftop at Riggs:: At the crown of the building sits 4,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor space with an impressive roof enclosure. Floor-to-ceiling glass windows enclose the Rooftop with flexible sliding wall partitions allowing for an increase or decrease of your meeting size and setup.; - View: Rooftop views overlooking the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery and Capital One Arena. Views of the Capitol Dome in the distance is a quintessential DC landmark; - Max Capacity: 250; - Price: Join the party and sign in to view pricing

Eats & Drinks

Food, Restaurants, Cafes, Bars & Lounges

Food, Restaurants, Cafes:: Cafe Riggs
Inspired by the bustling brasseries of Europe, Café Riggs offers traditional grace through a reimagined lens to bring a modern restaurant to DC.
Nestled on the hotel’s ground floor, the restaurant serves an all-day menu from the bar, café and dining room. Weekend brunch service offers champagne elixirs, freshly-baked pastries, and decadent classics like French Toast and Eggs Royale, while the dinner menu offers refined, traditional dishes including seafood and plant based cuisine.
Bars & Lounges:: Silver Lyan
Silver Lyan draws its inspiration from the incredible depth of culture, food, drink, people and history in D.C. celebrating the notion of exchange – as well as a damn good time.
Step into the inviting underground world created by bar visionary Ryan Chetiyawardana (“Mr Lyan”) in Riggs Washington DC’s historic bank vault, where each drink pays homage to the spices, flavors and traditions that make up America’s diverse cultural heritage.