Washington, D.C., District of Columbia
The Bazaar House by José Andrés
José Andrés opens his first hotel: a 67-room Georgetown club-and-restaurant compound.
Announced · 2027
José Andrés is opening his first-ever hotel, a 67-room Georgetown property developed with Thor Equities and built around a private membership club, the Bazaar Club. Designed by Winstanley Architects at 3000 M Street, it pairs multiple Andrés-curated restaurant concepts with a wellness center, targeting a 2027 debut.
The essentials
- Group
- José Andrés Group / Thor Equities
- Opening
- 2027
- Rooms & suites
- 67 rooms and suites
- Segment
- Luxury
- Designer
- Winstanley Architects
- Entry rate
- NC
The place
The property is set at 3000 M Street in Georgetown, on one of Washington's oldest and most trafficked retail-and-dining corridors, a few blocks from the Potomac waterfront.
The concept
This is chef José Andrés's first hotel after three decades running restaurants in the capital, developed with global real estate firm Thor Equities. The 67-room property is built around a private membership club, the Bazaar Club, occupying a penthouse level with its own restaurant: positioning the hotel as much as a members' destination as a place to sleep.
Dining & wellness
Multiple José Andrés Group-curated restaurant and bar concepts run through the building, capped by the Bazaar Club's penthouse restaurant reserved for members and hotel guests, alongside a wellness center.
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