Honor TV’s Favorite Female President In The New Selena Meyer Suite

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Next time you’re in our nation’s capital, skip the White House tour for a stay in the Oval Office—or at least, a TV version of that hallowed room. Launched earlier this year, the Selena Meyer Presidential Suite at the Hamilton Hotel pays homage to the fictional first female president from the hit HBO comedy series “Veep,” which is up for several Emmy awards this Sunday for its final season. Played by Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Meyer’s short-lived presidency may have had more than its share of ups and downs, but the cushy new suite ensures your time in D.C. will be much more comfortable—and, hopefully, scandal-free.

Designed in collaboration with HBO, the latest in the Hamilton’s selection of signature suites sits on the downtown hotel’s 12^th floor, and will be available to book through February 2020. Guests walk in to a replica of Meyer’s Oval Office created by Terri Jannes Interiors in conjunction with designers and prop masters from the series, and filled with original props from the show’s seven-season run—including the Presidential Resolute Desk, an area rug emblazoned with the presidential seal, an antique-style grandfather clock, and an oversized portrait of “Madam President.” Other pieces of art, decorative objects, and show photographs are scattered throughout, along with quirky pieces like a throw pillow featuring Meyer’s face on Mount Rushmore.

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A separate bedroom features a more classic décor and an additional lounge area, along with more framed “Veep” photos. The suite also comes with signature hotel amenities like gig-speed WiFi, Google Chromecast-equipped TVs, and access to Lopifit bicycles to explore the city; if you want to stop by the real White House, it’s just half-a-mile, or a four-minute bike ride, away. While you won’t get a photo op with the President herself, suites guests will take home a copy of Selina Meyer’s “autobiography” (entitled A Woman First: First Woman), as well as a sheet of commemorative Meyer presidential stamps. Rates for the one-bedroom Selina Meyer Presidential Suite start at $450 per night.

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