The Londonderry Inn & Estate is a highly rated Hershey Bed and Breakfast & Events Venue with magnificent accommodations in a beautifully restored pre-Civil War 1840's Victorian style home. Each of our spacious, stately guest rooms feature private baths, dramatic ten-foot ceilings, grand windows with custom drapery, elegant Queen or King-sized beds, and a comfortable sitting area for two. During the colder weather our suites offering romantic fireplaces and jacuzzi tubs tend to be guest favorites. Each morning, our guests are treated to a delicious homemade breakfast which is served in our two parlor rooms at private tables, or outside on the trellis covered patio weather permitting. Stroll around the beautifully manicured grounds and stop to reflect on ornate benches beneath the canopy of mature trees in select locations about the property. Spend your afternoon or evening honing your skills in our billiards room while enjoying a locally crafted beer or glass of wine.

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1990, our meeting house was constructed in 1930 during the administration of the Quaker president, Herbert Hoover. It was built to serve as a house of worship and a gathering place for those wanting to “seek peace and pursue it.” The building was enlarged in 1950. In 1970, we acquired the red brick Quaker House, Carriage House and garden at 2121 Decatur Place NW. Built in the 1920s and also on the National Register, these buildings today house a number of nonprofit organizations and small businesses as well as additional event spaces. With multiple interior spaces and gardens, we can accommodate events of various sizes and layouts, from 2 to 300. We host individuals, non-profit organizations, and for-profit entities. Our event rental prices are affordable, with discounts offered to non-profit organizations in alignment with our values. Whether you are planning a wedding, celebration, a corporate meeting, we can accommodate you.

The Patterson Mansion, once owned by socialite Eleanor Josephine Medill “Cissy” Patterson, has been the venue of choice for Washington’s elite for over a century. Its halls have hosted presidents and pioneers, from President Calvin Coolidge to aviator Charles Lindbergh. Located directly on DC’s iconic Dupont Circle and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Patterson Mansion is the premier venue for intimate to grand events.