Chevy Chase Embassy Suites Gets Makeover

Come this fall, this will be the look of the Embassy Suites hotel at Chevy Chase Pavilion, as just unveiled by hotel manager Destination Hotels & Resorts. (Hopefully there will a few more "World Series Champion Nats" t-shirts than the rendering shows.) Destination says a $10.5M renovation is in store, including this upgraded entrance on Wisconsin Ave, a revamped lobby, new restaurant, bar, and health club, and upgraded suites, too. HVS Design and Jonathan Nehmer & Associates are handling design for the renovation of the 198-suite property, slated to finish by late October.

Destination says it will get started with the renovations in mid-July. (Even contractors want to watch the World Cup.) It'll be the latest in a string of updates to Clarion Partners' Chevy Chase Pavilion, which last year underwent a major makeover to its common areas and atrium (which we snapped at an event celebrating those upgrades). The revamp has paid off so far: in the last year, H&M has opened up a big new location there, and superchef Bryan Voltaggio's Range restaurant has been very successful.

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