Bloomingdale Inn

Romantic first-floor room with a queen-size bed, firm mattress, and its own private sitting area, mirrored oak Victorian dresser, desk and bay windows. This room includes FREE telephone, Cable TV and High-Speed Internet access. Named for the founder of the AFL who lived three blocks away from the Inn in our own Bloomingdale neighborhood.

Warm first-floor room with a queen-size bed, firm mattress, mirrored dresser, and two night stands. The room includes FREE telephone, Cable TV and High-Speed Internet access. Named for the owner of the estate that became the Bloomingdale neighborhood.

Charming Victorian first-floor room with qa beautiful queen-size canopy bed, firm mattress, dresser, and two night stands. The room includes FREE telephone, Cable TV and High-Speed Internet access. Named for the first building along the unit block of Rhode Island in 1902, formerly the Central Methodist Protestant Church, now called Mt. Bethel Baptist Church. The church sits on the corner of 1st and Rhode Island.

Romantic third-floor room with a queen-size sleigh bed, firm mattress, Victorian mirrored dresser, and two night stands. This room has a beautiful view of the McMillan reservoir. The room includes FREE telephone, Cable TV and High-Speed Internet access. Named after the first black privately owned and operated art gallery in the United States, which opened in 1943 at 127 Randolph Place NW. Located in the Bloomingdale neighborhood, the gallery was one of DC's principal art galleries.

Large third-floor room with a queen-size bed, dresser, night stands, and two closets. The room includes FREE telephone, Cable TV and High-Speed Internet access. This room is named for the developer who build a good many of the homes here in the Bloomingdale neighborhood.

Cozy third-floor room with a full-size four-poster bed, firm mattress, mirrored dressor, captain's dressor, and night stand. The room includes FREE telephone, Cable TV and High-Speed Internet access. Named for Joseph Vernon Herring who was part owner of the Barnet-Aden Gallery which opened at 127 Randolph Place NW in 1943.

Located at the back of our cozy home, this quaint second-floor room offers a queen-size bed with a firm mattress, a mirrored dresser, a desk & a bed-side table. The room includes FREE telephone, Cable TV and High-Speed Internet access. Named for C. Wilhelmina Dobbins, whom the Dobbins addition of the Bloomingdale neighborhood was also named, and where our inn is located.

Romantic second-floor room with a decorative fireplace and bay windows overlooking McMillan reservoir and Howard University. This room features a queen-size bed, mirrored Victorian dresser and desk. The room includes FREE telephone, Cable TV and High-Speed Internet access. Named for the McMillan Reservoir which was, in turn, named for Senator James McMillan.

Romantic second-floor room with a decorative architectural fireplace & with bay windows that overlook McMillan Reservoir. Features a queen-size bed, mirrored Victorian dresser, desk and fold-out full-size futon. The room includes FREE telephone, Cable TV and High-Speed Internet access. This room was named for Anna Julia Cooper, who prized education above all else, and encouraged her students to strive for better than the minimal public schooling. Most of her students went on to attend Ivy League Schools.

Lovely room with a queen sized four poster bed with private bath. The Bath tub is a genuine claw foot soaking tub. The room includes FREE telephone, Cable TV and High-Speed Internet access.