The Madison, a four-star hotel in D.C. with over two thousand positive ratings, has officially rebranded as Le Meridien Madison, just two years after joining the Marriott brand. On Sept. 10, guests were treated to an exclusive peek into the rebranded space.Le Meridien Madison has 356 rooms, a fitness center, restaurant, marketplace and bar. The reception area hosted live music and painting for gathered guests, complete with finger foods and complimentary drinks.
Spencer Grace, a D.C.-based artist, painted the hotel foyer in the style of a New York Times comics, with hushed blues and opaque yellow. Her painting drew great attention in the center of the reception.Le Meridien Madison employees pose for a photo during the hotel’s event on Sept. 10. (Anthony Tilghman/The Washington Informer)The mid-century decor and calm colors are perfect for downtown conferences and tourist stays. In addition to the art and ornamentation, the food was on major display during the Sept. 10 event. David Nvodjo, the hotel chef, showcased new menu items, including sea bass, crab cakes, roasted chicken and okra, and a sandwich that contains peri peri chicken. Historic Space for Gathering, Exploring D.C.While the rebranding presents new opportunities for guests, the hotel history is also part of the Le Meridien Madison’s fabric. President John F. Kennedy was present during the hotel’s opening.
Director of Sales and Marketing Azza Bell noted the close proximity to District attractions, including the White House and nearby shopping as additional reasons to choose Le Meridien.Delante Anderson, the hotel’s Business Travel sales manager, explained that the hotel is a perfect spot for people visiting the District for work, and has been so for decades, adding that Le Meridien Madison is both diverse and welcoming. “The attention to customer service is unmatched,” said Mattea Horn.Book a stay at Le Meridien Madison here. The Informer has previously covered this hotel; read more here.
Source: Washington Informer
