Eaton DC

Get to know this urban concept hotel pioneering social change.

As Regenerative Travel’s first urban member, Eaton DC sets the benchmark for stylish city hotels dedicated to being a force for good. Since opening in 2018 as Eaton Workshop’s flagship location, DC has incorporated an ethos of progressive positive impact with a mission to transform what a hotel can be.

A lively microcosm of the city, Eaton is home to a cinema, library, radio station, yoga studio, speakeasy, rooftop bar, coworking space and art gallery. The hotel has become the central gathering place for kindred spirits and the over 100 advocacy groups the brand actively partners with, who share the brand’s progressive vision of a better world.

When it comes to ethical operations Eaton also sets the bar high, the brand is in the final stages of B-Corp certification, 67% of the global leadership is BIPOC, and 67%% are women or LGBTQ+ while 72% of their leadership in DC is BIPOC, and 82% are women or LGBTQ+. Eaton has developed a mandatory paid Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion curriculum for all employees, with training taking place 4 times a year. The building itself is LEED Gold Certified and harvests and treats rainwater for recirculation throughout the building.

Those that choose to stay in one of the hotel’s 209 stylish rooms are encouraged to forget what they think they know about Washington and uncover the real DC at Eaton. In the historic Shaw neighborhood, steps away from the National Mall, Eaton is an oasis of culture and authenticity in an increasingly plastic world.

Amenities at Eaton DC

Accessibility prioritised throughout the design

Sustainable food and drink options

Well-connected urban location

Co-working & meeting spaces available

In-house cinema

Gender-neutral restrooms

Radical library

Pet-friendly with no additional charges

What to know about Eaton DC

hotel address

Washington DC, USA

closest airport

Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport

from airport

Eaton DC is just under 6km from the airport and is very well connected so you can take a variety of methods of transports to suit you.

About the Location

Usually known as the political heart of the US, Washington DC is emerging as a centre for pioneering thought and radical possibilities. The hotel is located inthe historic Shaw neighbourhood, well-connected inside the city centre for work and leisure.

Highlights & Activities

Eat, drink and play sustainably

Eaton DC hosts a variety of inclusive, accessible, spaces with food and drinks available, some incorporating meeting and coworking spaces. Choose from Wild Days Rooftop, Allegory Bar and Kintsugi Cafe. By contributing free and discounted space, food and beverage, and event logistics, Eaton have been a pillar of DC’s progressive ecosystem.

Eaton Radio

Eaton is home to a community-based radio station that nurtures grassroots projects and supports emerging artists representing the vibrant talent of the diverse city

Eaton Wellness

Eaton's inclusive Wellness program offers experiences for people of all backgrounds, experience levels, and budgets–a radical approach to an increasingly commercial Wellness industry. Offerings include: Trauma-informed yoga and highlighting ancestral wellness practices all offered on a sliding scale for local residents

Art & Culture

Eaton's curatorial approach to art & music honours DC’s artistic community, and provides a platform to underground and emerging artists, particularly those from underrepresented groups with environmental and social messages to share.

Film Screenings

Catch a screening, panel discussion or intimate interview in this dedicated space which seats 56.

Read from the Radical Library

If you want to get your teeth stuck into progressive thinking and rare literary finds then the Radical Library is bursting with unusual publications to browse.

Eaton’s ethos of inclusivity and grassroots community engagement has established the brand as a pillar of DC’s progressive ecosystem.

Eaton’s values live in their daily practices and policies. Each element of the hotel—from design, to community-curated programming—seeks to support racial, gender, and ability diversity. From the outset, the hotel has sought to honor Washington, DC’s vibrant African American culture and history, which is thoughtfully woven into the experience. The hotel seeks to create a community “for us, by us” and to prove hospitality should serve all. Eaton regularly provides emergency transitional housing for the unhoused and the brand responded in full force to the pandemic by setting up a 3D printing workshop to manufacture face shields for undersupplied local hospitals via Print 2 Protect. In addition, 72% of the hotel’s leadership is BIPOC, and 82% identify as women or LGBTQ+

As an urban property in the United States’ capital, Eaton recognized that the hotel could serve as a catalyst for environmental progress. They support environmental advocacy work by directly-impacted and indigenous communities. Eaton is also conscious of the hotel’s own environmental footprint, which it is committed to documenting and measuring, and has implemented innovative systems and policies to limit environmental impacts—from rainwater harvesting to only using potted native plants for decor. The building is certified LEED Gold certified

Since opening, Eaton has partnered with over 100 organizations for advocacy on intersectional issues of race, gender and ability and continues to pioneer progressive change through their platform. The hotel has played host as the headquarters for frontline organizations like Freedom Futures Collective speaking out against rampant police violence. Active partner groups include The Movement for Black Lives, Platform Women, Peace Direct, DC Mutual Aid Network, Amazon Watch and Empower DC to name a few.

Eaton make their communities feel safe and seen by authentically manifesting their culture, values, and sensibility. Eaton has coordinated the Wellness program to work with trauma, different levels of income accessibility and to be truly respective of indigenous knowledge. The hotel is proud to see that their clientele reflects the diversity of the city.

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