Washington, D.C. · Luxury
The Jefferson, Washington, D.C.
99 keys · Washington · Preferred / independent luxury
Small luxury. Public sales are uncommon; treat estimates as wide.
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Mid-Atlantic · gateway
Government, association, and embassy demand. Height limits and historic fabric make replacement cost a real floor. Hersha’s 2015 St. Gregory Hotel $57.0 million / 155 tape is a named Dupont Circle buy — not Park’s 2020 Embassy Suites Washington DC Georgetown $90.4 million / 197 tape, not Hersha’s 2015 Ritz-Carlton Georgetown $50.0 million / 86 tape, not Hersha’s 2016 Hilton Garden Inn M Street $106.5 million / 238 tape, not Hersha’s 2011 Capitol Hill Suites $47.5 million / 152 tape, not Hersha’s 2010 Hampton Inn Washington, D.C. $73.096 million / 228 tape, and not Hersha’s 2018 Hyatt House Gaithersburg $19.0 million / 140 tape. Hersha’s 2010 Hampton Inn Washington, D.C. is a named Washington Hampton Inn — not that Capitol Hill boutique, not that St. Gregory Dupont Circle PPK, not that Georgetown Ritz-Carlton, and not that M Street Garden Inn. Harbor will not invent a Massachusetts Avenue, Convention Center, or Union Station lock. Hersha’s Capitol Hill Suites is a named Capitol Hill boutique buy — not that Washington Hampton Inn, not that St. Gregory Dupont Circle PPK, not that Georgetown Ritz-Carlton, not that M Street Garden Inn, and not Park’s Georgetown Embassy. Hersha’s Georgetown Ritz-Carlton is a named Georgetown Ritz-Carlton buy — not that St. Gregory Dupont Circle PPK, not that M Street Garden Inn, not Park’s Georgetown Embassy, and not Hersha’s 2017 Ritz-Carlton Coconut Grove $36.0 million / 115 tape. Hersha’s M Street Garden Inn is a named M Street Garden Inn buy — not that St. Gregory Dupont Circle PPK and not that Georgetown Ritz-Carlton. Park’s Georgetown Embassy is a named Georgetown Embassy — not DiamondRock’s Westin Washington D.C. City Center $92.0 million tape and not Xenia’s 2024 Lorien Hotel & Spa $30.0 million Old Town tape. Hersha’s Gaithersburg Hyatt House is a named suburban Maryland Hyatt House — not that Georgetown Embassy PPK. Xenia’s Lorien is Old Town Alexandria — not a City Center Westin and not that Georgetown Embassy PPK. Pebblebrook’s 2019 Palomar $141.5 million, Liaison Capitol Hill $111.0 million, Rouge $42.0 million, Hotel Madera $23.3 million / 82, and Topaz $33.1 million tapes are named DC singles — not Fairmont Dallas $111.0 million, not Sunstone’s 2018 Marriott Tysons Corner $87.5 million / 396 tape, and not a slice of the $331.0 million InterContinental Buckhead + Sofitel Lafayette Square line, which stays combined. Apple’s 2024 AC Hotel Washington DC Convention Center $116.804 million / 234 tape is a named Convention Center single — not Topaz, not Palomar, and not Madera. Apple’s 2017 Marriott Fairfax $41.5 million / 316 tape, Sunstone’s Tysons Marriott, and Hersha’s 2006 Residence Inn Tyson’s Corner $20.1 million / 96 tape live on their own Northern Virginia market — not a downtown convention PPK.
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Washington, D.C. · Luxury
99 keys · Washington · Preferred / independent luxury
Small luxury. Public sales are uncommon; treat estimates as wide.
Washington, D.C. · Luxury
145 keys · Washington
White House-adjacent independent. A hold more often than a trade.
Washington, D.C. · Luxury
710 keys · White Sulphur Springs
Destination resort. Justice family ownership is public. Not a conventional urban sale.
Washington, D.C. · Upper upscale
454 keys · Washington · Marriott
Metro Center full-service. Host sold it in 2025 with The Westin Cincinnati for $237 million combined and provided $114 million seller financing on this house (Host FY2025 results). Harbor does not split the $237 million. 454 keys is the deed/trade-press count, not a Host-allocated tape.
Washington, D.C. · Upper upscale
410 keys · Washington · Westin
Downtown City Center Westin. DiamondRock sold the 410-key house on February 19, 2025 for $92.0 million (FY2025 Exhibit 99.1). Buyer unnamed. Not Park’s 2020 Embassy Suites Washington DC Georgetown $90.4 million / 197 tape. Courtyard Fifth Avenue is a later, separate leasehold tape.
Washington, D.C. · Upper upscale
107 keys · Alexandria · Lorien Hotel & Spa
Old Town Alexandria boutique. Xenia closed the 107-key house on July 9, 2024 for $30.0 million (Q2 2024 10-Q). Buyer unnamed. Use the $30.0 million sale price, not the $29.1 million net. Not DiamondRock’s Westin Washington D.C. City Center $92.0 million tape and not a Georgetown palace PPK.
Washington, D.C. · Upscale
137 keys · Washington · Kimpton
Dupont Circle boutique. Pebblebrook closed the 137-key house on September 12, 2019 for $42.0 million (8-K). Buyer unnamed. Not Hotel Madera $23.3 million, not Hotel Palomar Washington $141.5 million, not Liaison Capitol Hill $111.0 million, not Topaz $33.1 million, and not a slice of the $331.0 million InterContinental Buckhead + Sofitel Lafayette Square line.
Washington, D.C. · Upscale
82 keys · Washington · Kimpton
Dupont Circle Kimpton boutique. Pebblebrook closed the 82-key house on September 26, 2019 for $23.3 million (8-K). Buyer unnamed. Not Rouge $42.0 million, not Topaz $33.1 million, not Hotel Palomar Washington $141.5 million, not Liaison Capitol Hill $111.0 million, and not a slice of the $331.0 million InterContinental Buckhead + Sofitel Lafayette Square line.
Washington, D.C. · Upper upscale
335 keys · Washington · Hotel Palomar
Downtown DC Kimpton. Pebblebrook closed the 335-key house on February 22, 2019 for $141.5 million (8-K Exhibit 99.1). Buyer unnamed. Not Hotel Madera $23.3 million, not Liaison Capitol Hill $111.0 million, not Rouge $42.0 million, not Topaz $33.1 million, and not a slice of the $331.0 million InterContinental Buckhead + Sofitel Lafayette Square line. The $252.5 million Palomar + Liaison proceeds line is the sum of two named 8-K prices.
Washington, D.C. · Upper upscale
343 keys · Washington · Liaison
Capitol Hill box. Pebblebrook closed the 343-key house on February 14, 2019 for $111.0 million (8-K Exhibit 99.1). Buyer unnamed. Not Hotel Madera $23.3 million, not Xenia’s Fairmont Dallas $111.0 million tape, not Hotel Palomar Washington $141.5 million, not Topaz $33.1 million, and not a slice of the $331.0 million InterContinental Buckhead + Sofitel Lafayette Square line.
Washington, D.C. · Upscale
99 keys · Washington · Kimpton
Dupont Circle Kimpton boutique. Pebblebrook closed the 99-key house on November 22, 2019 for $33.1 million (8-K Exhibit 99.1). Buyer unnamed. Not Hotel Madera $23.3 million, not Hotel Palomar Washington $141.5 million, not Liaison Capitol Hill $111.0 million, not Rouge $42.0 million, and not a slice of the $331.0 million InterContinental Buckhead + Sofitel Lafayette Square line.
Washington, D.C. · Upscale
234 keys · Washington · AC Hotel
Convention Center AC. Apple bought the existing 234-key house on March 25, 2024 for $116.804 million (2024 10-K table). Seller unnamed. Not Topaz $33.1 million, not Palomar $141.5 million, not Liaison $111.0 million, and not Xenia’s Lorien $30.0 million tape. The $196.32 million 2024 line is the sum of two named 10-K prices.
Washington, D.C. · Upper upscale
197 keys · Washington · Embassy Suites
Georgetown Embassy Suites. Park sold the 197-key house in February 2020 for $90.4 million gross proceeds (Q2 2020 supplemental sold table). Buyer unnamed. Harbor uses the first of February rather than inventing a closing day. Filing names Washington, D.C. — Harbor will not invent a West End lock. Not DiamondRock’s Westin Washington D.C. City Center $92.0 million tape and not Xenia’s Lorien $30.0 million Old Town tape.
Washington, D.C. · Upscale
140 keys · Gaithersburg · Hyatt House
Suburban Maryland Hyatt House. Hersha sold the 140-key house on February 16, 2018 for $19.0 million (Q4 2017 Exhibit 99.1 subsequent event). Buyer unnamed. Filing names Gaithersburg — Harbor will not invent a Rockville or Bethesda lock. Not Park’s 2020 Embassy Suites Washington DC Georgetown $90.4 million / 197 tape.
Washington, D.C. · Independent / boutique
155 keys · Washington · St. Gregory Hotel
Dupont Circle independent. Hersha bought the 155-key house in June 2015 for $57.0 million (Q2 2015 8-K earnings release). Harbor uses the first of June rather than inventing a closing day. Seller unnamed. Filing names Dupont Circle — Harbor will not invent a Georgetown lock. Use the $57.0 million hotel price, not the $25.8 million assumed loan. Not Park’s 2020 Embassy Suites Washington DC Georgetown $90.4 million / 197 tape and not Hersha’s 2018 Hyatt House Gaithersburg $19.0 million / 140 tape.
Washington, D.C. · Luxury
86 keys · Washington · Ritz-Carlton
Georgetown Ritz-Carlton. Hersha bought the 86-key house in late December 2015 for $50.0 million (Q4 2015 Exhibit 99.1). Harbor uses the first of December rather than inventing a closing day. Seller unnamed. Filing names Georgetown — Harbor will not invent a Dupont Circle lock. Not Park’s 2020 Embassy Suites Washington DC Georgetown $90.4 million / 197 tape, not Hersha’s 2015 St. Gregory Hotel $57.0 million / 155 tape, and not Hersha’s 2017 Ritz-Carlton Coconut Grove $36.0 million / 115 tape.
Washington, D.C. · Upscale
238 keys · Washington · Hilton Garden Inn
M Street Garden Inn. Hersha bought the 238-key house on March 9, 2016 for $106.5 million (Q1 2016 Exhibit 99.1). Seller unnamed. Filing names M Street — Harbor will not invent a Georgetown lock. The February 4 and February 16 papers’ M Street lines are contracts, not closes. Use the $106.5 million hotel price, not the 10-Q $106.597 million allocation. Not Hersha’s 2015 St. Gregory Hotel $57.0 million / 155 tape, not Hersha’s 2015 Ritz-Carlton Georgetown $50.0 million / 86 tape, and not Park’s 2020 Embassy Suites Washington DC Georgetown $90.4 million / 197 tape.
Washington, D.C. · Independent / boutique
152 keys · Washington · Capitol Hill Suites
Capitol Hill boutique. Hersha bought the 152-key house on April 15, 2011 for $47.5 million (May 5, 2011 Exhibit 99.1). Seller unnamed. Filing names Capitol Hill — Harbor will not invent a Georgetown lock. Use the $47.5 million hotel price, not the $32.5 million assumed mortgage and not the 10-Q $47.754 million allocation. Not Hersha’s 2010 Hampton Inn Washington, D.C. $73.096 million / 228 tape, not Hersha’s 2015 St. Gregory Hotel $57.0 million / 155 tape, not Hersha’s 2015 Ritz-Carlton Georgetown $50.0 million / 86 tape, not Hersha’s 2016 Hilton Garden Inn M Street $106.5 million / 238 tape, and not Park’s 2020 Embassy Suites Washington DC Georgetown $90.4 million / 197 tape.
Washington, D.C. · Upper midscale
228 keys · Washington · Hampton Inn
Washington Hampton Inn. Hersha bought the 228-key house on September 1, 2010 for $73.096 million (Q3 2010 10-Q). Seller unnamed — an unrelated third party. Filing names Washington, DC — Harbor will not invent a Massachusetts Avenue, Convention Center, or Union Station lock. Use the $73.096 million hotel price, not the $1,188 closing-cost add-on and not a prospectus or trade-press $73.0 million / $320,000 per key line. Do not stitch the October 2010 424B5. Not Hersha’s 2011 Capitol Hill Suites $47.5 million / 152 tape, not Hersha’s 2015 St. Gregory Hotel $57.0 million / 155 tape, and not Hersha’s 2018 Hampton Inn Financial District $32.4 million / 81 tape.
Public coverage lists, not a claimed book. Open a desk for the graph timeline.
Investment sales practice
Practice-level node drawn from JLL’s public hotels and hospitality page. Deal credit is attached only when a press release names the firm.
15 public graph events · 9 cited · 6 unknown
2026 · 2025 · 2024 · 2023 · 2022 · 2019
Cushman & Wakefield Hospitality
Hospitality practice
Practice-level node from Cushman’s public hospitality materials. No unpublished book.
4 public graph events · 4 unknown
2020 · 2019 · 2015 · 2008
Limited-service sales
Mumford’s public economy and midscale desk. The comparable set is branded limited-service, not coastal trophies.
2 public graph events · 2 unknown
2023
Advisory / sales
Independent hotel advisory based in New York. Public firm only.
6 public graph events · 6 unknown
2022 · 2018 · 2016 · 2014
Hospitality finance
Public hospitality finance practice. Not an investment-sales substitute.
0 public graph events
Public tape · 1 events
Cited prices stay cited. Unknown stays unknown. Linked houses open the estimate worksheet.
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Capitol Hill Suites · 152 keys · Independent / boutique
Consideration
$47.5M
$313k / key
Hersha Exhibit 99.1: $47.5 million for the 152-room Capitol Hill Suites in Washington, D.C. Capitol Hill boutique — not a Georgetown Embassy PPK.
Hersha Hospitality Trust Exhibit 99.1, May 5, 2011 (April 15, 2011 close)
Hersha acquired the 152-room Capitol Hill Suites in Washington, D.C. on April 15, 2011 for $47.5 million. Harbor PPK is $47.5 million ÷ 152. Hersha rounded the same math to $310 thousand per key. The same Exhibit 99.1 names April 15, the 152 rooms, and that hotel price. Use the $47.5 million hotel price, not the $32.5 million assumed mortgage and not the 10-Q $47.754 million allocation. Seller unnamed. Filing names Capitol Hill — Harbor will not invent a Georgetown lock. The same paper’s Courtyard Westside line is a contract, not a close. Hotel Oceana stays off until a filing names keys with a hotel price. TownePlace Suites Sunnyvale stays off until one paper names a calendar month, a hotel price, and keys together. Parrot Key stays off until one paper names month, a hotel price, and keys together. Holiday Inn Express Chester stays off until a filing names a calendar month, a hotel price, and keys together. Hyatt Place King of Prussia stays off until one paper names month, a hotel price, and keys together. Hersha’s November 2016 Residence Inn Framingham plus Residence Inn Norwood $47.0 million line stays combined. Hersha’s January 2017 Courtyard Alexandria plus Residence Inn Greenbelt $62.0 million line stays combined. Hersha’s June 8, 2017 three Hyatt House $130.5 million line stays combined. Hersha’s 2021 four-hotel $178.5 million line and August 2022 six-pack $435.9 million stay combined. Not Hersha’s 2015 St. Gregory Hotel $57.0 million / 155 tape, not Hersha’s 2015 Ritz-Carlton Georgetown $50.0 million / 86 tape, not Hersha’s 2016 Hilton Garden Inn M Street $106.5 million / 238 tape, not Park’s 2020 Embassy Suites Washington DC Georgetown $90.4 million / 197 tape, and not Hersha’s 2018 Hyatt House Gaithersburg $19.0 million / 140 tape. Older than the 2025–26 blotter cut.