The Lansburgh
425 8 Th Street Nw
Monday, 11 July 2011
Monday, 2 May 2011
Club Quarters Washington Dc, Washington
Club Quarters Washington Dc
839 17 Th Street Nw
Washington, Washington Dc
A new concept for the hotel industry. Private, full service hotel overlooking Farragut Square, two blocks north of the White House, near Lafayette Square, a short walk to all the monuments, museums, downtown DC, fine dining, world class shopping, entertainment. The hotel is ideal for business travelers featuring complimentary high speed Internet access, 24-hour guest service/concierge desk, Club Room with complimentary newspapers, games, magazines and free use of a computer/printer, and a complimentary fitness center.
Guest rooms are comfortable, elegantly styled, and beautifully appointed with all modern conveniences, pillow top mattresses, cable TV, on demand movies, two-line speaker phone, direct dial phone number, well lighted desk and work area, and multi-menu room service. Club Quarters warm and friendly staff provide a personal welcome and first class customer service. Entry limited to guests only. The on site restaurant, Cafe Soleil, is a popular, casual bistro.
839 17 Th Street Nw
Washington, Washington Dc
A new concept for the hotel industry. Private, full service hotel overlooking Farragut Square, two blocks north of the White House, near Lafayette Square, a short walk to all the monuments, museums, downtown DC, fine dining, world class shopping, entertainment. The hotel is ideal for business travelers featuring complimentary high speed Internet access, 24-hour guest service/concierge desk, Club Room with complimentary newspapers, games, magazines and free use of a computer/printer, and a complimentary fitness center.
Guest rooms are comfortable, elegantly styled, and beautifully appointed with all modern conveniences, pillow top mattresses, cable TV, on demand movies, two-line speaker phone, direct dial phone number, well lighted desk and work area, and multi-menu room service. Club Quarters warm and friendly staff provide a personal welcome and first class customer service. Entry limited to guests only. The on site restaurant, Cafe Soleil, is a popular, casual bistro.
Courtyard By Marriott Convention Center, Washington
Courtyard By Marriott Convention Center
900 F Street Nw
Washington, Washington Dc
Extensively renovated, the Courtyard Washington Convention Center hotel is near attractions, top business & government offices. Spacious guest rooms offer high-speed Internet & plush new bedding. On-site restaurants, fitness center & indoor pool.
900 F Street Nw
Washington, Washington Dc
Extensively renovated, the Courtyard Washington Convention Center hotel is near attractions, top business & government offices. Spacious guest rooms offer high-speed Internet & plush new bedding. On-site restaurants, fitness center & indoor pool.
Crowne Plaza Hamilton, Washington
Crowne Plaza Hamilton
1001 14 Th Street Nw And K St
Washington, Washington Dc
Washington®s "Crowne Jewel" has a new look and a new name, the Hamilton Crowne Plaza-Washington DC hotel. Restoration of this 1920s, boutique style hotel combines the tradition of Washington with modern amenities, including high speed Internet, a fitness center and a business center. A specially created women®s floor is designed with safety in mind. The new decor embraces a residential style with a focus on elegance and comfort, and features all the amenities of a first class hotel. The pet fr
1001 14 Th Street Nw And K St
Washington, Washington Dc
Washington®s "Crowne Jewel" has a new look and a new name, the Hamilton Crowne Plaza-Washington DC hotel. Restoration of this 1920s, boutique style hotel combines the tradition of Washington with modern amenities, including high speed Internet, a fitness center and a business center. A specially created women®s floor is designed with safety in mind. The new decor embraces a residential style with a focus on elegance and comfort, and features all the amenities of a first class hotel. The pet fr
Grand Hyatt Washington, Washington
Grand Hyatt Washington
1000 H Street Nw
Washington, Washington Dc
Modern twelve story atrium hotel located 5 blocks from the Washington Convention Center and between the White House and Capitol Hill. This upscale hotel offers exceptional value for the business and leisure traveler. The Grand Hyatt Washington is located at Penn Quarter, with indoor access to the metro.
1000 H Street Nw
Washington, Washington Dc
Modern twelve story atrium hotel located 5 blocks from the Washington Convention Center and between the White House and Capitol Hill. This upscale hotel offers exceptional value for the business and leisure traveler. The Grand Hyatt Washington is located at Penn Quarter, with indoor access to the metro.
Washington Marriott At Metro Center, Washington
Washington Marriott At Metro Center
775 12 Th St Nw
Washington, Washington Dc
A charming hotel nestled in the center and heart of our nation's capital. The Marriott at Metro Center is the premier location for both the business and pleasure traveler seeking a contemporary, service-focused environment.
775 12 Th St Nw
Washington, Washington Dc
A charming hotel nestled in the center and heart of our nation's capital. The Marriott at Metro Center is the premier location for both the business and pleasure traveler seeking a contemporary, service-focused environment.
Hay Adams Hotel, Washington
Hay Adams Hotel
800 16 Th Street Northwest
Washington, Washington Dc
Downtown hotel offering 145 rooms including 20 suites. Location is ideal in the center of business and government districts right across from the white house. Rooms with views of the white house are unique to the property providing an unparalleled experience.As close as one can get to staying at the White House - short of being invited by the president. This 145 room hotel is rated 4 star and 4 diamond and just completed an extensive 17 million dollar renovation in March 2002.From the moment you walk into the intimate warm lobby-you will experience a level of service not found in the larger more impersonal hotels. Our multi-lingual staff can cater to your every need whether it be limousine arrangements or Kennedy center tickets.
800 16 Th Street Northwest
Washington, Washington Dc
Downtown hotel offering 145 rooms including 20 suites. Location is ideal in the center of business and government districts right across from the white house. Rooms with views of the white house are unique to the property providing an unparalleled experience.As close as one can get to staying at the White House - short of being invited by the president. This 145 room hotel is rated 4 star and 4 diamond and just completed an extensive 17 million dollar renovation in March 2002.From the moment you walk into the intimate warm lobby-you will experience a level of service not found in the larger more impersonal hotels. Our multi-lingual staff can cater to your every need whether it be limousine arrangements or Kennedy center tickets.
Sofitel Lafayette Square Washington Dc, Washington
Sofitel Lafayette Square Washington Dc
806 15 Th Street Northwest
Washington, Washington Dc
Sofitel Washington DC Lafayette Square represents one of the most exclusive locations in the nation s capital. Discover this contemporary downtown Washington DC hotel, situated at the corner of Lafayette Square, bordering the White House. Our downtown D. C hotel accommodations occupy an updated historic landmark, first erected in 1880. Celebrate Sofitel s -art de vivre- within this luxury hotel in downtown Washington DC - marked by distinctive style, superb cuisine, and incomparable service.
806 15 Th Street Northwest
Washington, Washington Dc
Sofitel Washington DC Lafayette Square represents one of the most exclusive locations in the nation s capital. Discover this contemporary downtown Washington DC hotel, situated at the corner of Lafayette Square, bordering the White House. Our downtown D. C hotel accommodations occupy an updated historic landmark, first erected in 1880. Celebrate Sofitel s -art de vivre- within this luxury hotel in downtown Washington DC - marked by distinctive style, superb cuisine, and incomparable service.
Hilton Garden Inn Washington Dc Franklin Square, Washington
Hilton Garden Inn Washington Dc Franklin Square
815 14 Th Street Northwest
Washington, Washington Dc
Located in the vibrant heart of Downtown Washington, DC, the 14-story Hilton Garden Inn Washington DC Downtown hotel delivers a refreshing blend of urban luxury and friendly hospitality. Spacious accommodations, a convenient downtown Washington, DC location, an array of lifestyle amenities and exceptional service make the Hilton Garden Inn Washington DC Downtown hotel a relaxing oasis from a busy day at the office or touring the historic and inspiring sights of Washington, DC. Our downtown Hilton Garden Inn hotel is a welcoming retreat in the heart of our nation's capital, just a few blocks from the White House, Embassy Row, Dupont Circle and government and business venues. Enjoy walking to famous attractions, such as the National Mall, U.S. Capitol, Smithsonian Museums, DC Convention Center, and DC's most famous restaurants. Our downtown Washington, DC hotel is minutes from the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Ford's Theater, Verizon Center, National Zoo, International Spy Museum, Union Station, National WWII Museum, Jefferson and Lincoln Memorials and the Washington Monument. The Hilton Garden Inn Washington DC Downtown hotel offers easy access to the DC Metro, McPherson Square Station - just across the street, and Ronald Reagan National Airport (DCA) - four miles from our front door.Discover a pampering blend of home-style comfort and refined sophistication found only at our inviting Hilton Garden Inn Washington DC Downtown hotel. Our 300 guest rooms are decorated with clean lines and bright, welcoming shades - showcasing an oasis of tranquility in perfect harmony with the community's boundless energy. Bask in the deep comfort of our cutting-edge Garden Sleep System, which features bedding of 100% New Zealand virgin wool, a mattress that adjusts to the contours of your body, and a dial that can adjust the firmness of your mattress. Stretch out in spacious living quarters boasting complimentary high-speed Internet access, high-definition television, an ergonomic chair, and a modern work desk. And for in-room dining, take advantage of our evening room service or the 24-hour convenience mart available at this Hilton Garden Inn hotel.Wonderful amenities await you at our Hilton Garden Inn Washington DC Downtown hotel, an enticing choice of the District of Columbia hotels. Begin your day with a rejuvenating workout in our fitness center or borrow a StayFit Kit, which can be used in the privacy of your room. Afterwards, enjoy a freshly prepared breakfast featuring tasty waffles with scrumptious toppings at the Great American Grill restaurant, our onsite eatery. Later, after a day of sightseeing or corporate or federal government networking, relax in our whirlpool, followed by a cocktail in our Pavilion Lounge. Hilton Garden Inn Washington DC Downtown hotel guests will also benefit from valet parking and self-laundry service.Our centrally located Hilton Garden Inn Washington DC Downtown hotel is also perfect for small to medium-size meetings, corporate seminars, or executive retreats. We offer intimate function space accommodating up to 155 participants, an accomplished planning staff, and a wide variety of delicious menu items. And for those last-minute administrative needs, you can take advantage of our complimentary, 24-hour business center providing fax/photocopy machines, a color laser-printer, high-speed Internet access, and office supplies.Come experience the amenities, enjoy the sites and entertainment along with great customer service at the Hilton Garden Washington DC Downtown hotel in the District of Columbia. * Everything. Right Where You Need It. *
815 14 Th Street Northwest
Washington, Washington Dc
Located in the vibrant heart of Downtown Washington, DC, the 14-story Hilton Garden Inn Washington DC Downtown hotel delivers a refreshing blend of urban luxury and friendly hospitality. Spacious accommodations, a convenient downtown Washington, DC location, an array of lifestyle amenities and exceptional service make the Hilton Garden Inn Washington DC Downtown hotel a relaxing oasis from a busy day at the office or touring the historic and inspiring sights of Washington, DC. Our downtown Hilton Garden Inn hotel is a welcoming retreat in the heart of our nation's capital, just a few blocks from the White House, Embassy Row, Dupont Circle and government and business venues. Enjoy walking to famous attractions, such as the National Mall, U.S. Capitol, Smithsonian Museums, DC Convention Center, and DC's most famous restaurants. Our downtown Washington, DC hotel is minutes from the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Ford's Theater, Verizon Center, National Zoo, International Spy Museum, Union Station, National WWII Museum, Jefferson and Lincoln Memorials and the Washington Monument. The Hilton Garden Inn Washington DC Downtown hotel offers easy access to the DC Metro, McPherson Square Station - just across the street, and Ronald Reagan National Airport (DCA) - four miles from our front door.Discover a pampering blend of home-style comfort and refined sophistication found only at our inviting Hilton Garden Inn Washington DC Downtown hotel. Our 300 guest rooms are decorated with clean lines and bright, welcoming shades - showcasing an oasis of tranquility in perfect harmony with the community's boundless energy. Bask in the deep comfort of our cutting-edge Garden Sleep System, which features bedding of 100% New Zealand virgin wool, a mattress that adjusts to the contours of your body, and a dial that can adjust the firmness of your mattress. Stretch out in spacious living quarters boasting complimentary high-speed Internet access, high-definition television, an ergonomic chair, and a modern work desk. And for in-room dining, take advantage of our evening room service or the 24-hour convenience mart available at this Hilton Garden Inn hotel.Wonderful amenities await you at our Hilton Garden Inn Washington DC Downtown hotel, an enticing choice of the District of Columbia hotels. Begin your day with a rejuvenating workout in our fitness center or borrow a StayFit Kit, which can be used in the privacy of your room. Afterwards, enjoy a freshly prepared breakfast featuring tasty waffles with scrumptious toppings at the Great American Grill restaurant, our onsite eatery. Later, after a day of sightseeing or corporate or federal government networking, relax in our whirlpool, followed by a cocktail in our Pavilion Lounge. Hilton Garden Inn Washington DC Downtown hotel guests will also benefit from valet parking and self-laundry service.Our centrally located Hilton Garden Inn Washington DC Downtown hotel is also perfect for small to medium-size meetings, corporate seminars, or executive retreats. We offer intimate function space accommodating up to 155 participants, an accomplished planning staff, and a wide variety of delicious menu items. And for those last-minute administrative needs, you can take advantage of our complimentary, 24-hour business center providing fax/photocopy machines, a color laser-printer, high-speed Internet access, and office supplies.Come experience the amenities, enjoy the sites and entertainment along with great customer service at the Hilton Garden Washington DC Downtown hotel in the District of Columbia. * Everything. Right Where You Need It. *
J.W. Marriott Hotel Washington Dc, Washington
J.W. Marriott Hotel Washington Dc
1331 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, Washington Dc
The JW Marriott Hotel provides premiere access to all there is to see and do in the nation's capital. Located on Pennsylvania Ave, just two blocks from the White House and Washington Mall area, the JW Marriott Hotel offers all of the comfort of home.
1331 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, Washington Dc
The JW Marriott Hotel provides premiere access to all there is to see and do in the nation's capital. Located on Pennsylvania Ave, just two blocks from the White House and Washington Mall area, the JW Marriott Hotel offers all of the comfort of home.
Willard Hotel in Washington DC
Willard Hotel Washington DC gives the Renaissance Mayflower a run for its money. Opulent yet not pretentious, this hotel is easily one of, if not the, best of all DC hotels. The details inside and out include layers upon layers of extravagance, from stone columns to magnificent wood moldings mixed with subdued colors and splashes of bright, modern hues. Entering might just take your breath away. The lighting aligns perfectly with the backdrop to create an almost dreamy effect featuring tall, potted palms, tall, ornate ceilings, and incredible textiles of all patterns and shades.
The Willard Intercontinental is located just one block from the White House, within walking distance of the National Mall and all the monuments and museums located there. It is a political and social meeting place that also expertly provides a place of relaxation and ease. An incredible capacity throughout all of the business-focused spaces makes the Willard Hotel Washington DC a favorite for meetings and conventions. Each space is designed with a professional eye so that nothing takes away from the matters at hand, yet guests still appreciate the efforts evident in making each space extremely functional with a modern-meets-historic design model.
The incredibly affluent hotel design spills into the 335 guest rooms and suites and forty lavish suites. Ample, cultured, an comfortable, each of the rooms exhibit the same modern elements as the hotel with plenty of classic details. The design throughout is timeless and the technological elements are always current. Anyone seeking out a suite hotel will adore the Willard Intercontinental for each amenity, detail, in the spacious quarters. Whether you are traveling on business or taking a family vacation, this hotel is the perfection option.
Inside Willard Hotel guest suites, there are flat--screen TVs, high-speed Internet, iPod docking stations, double phone lines, laptop adapters, and international TV channels. Guests enjoy private climate control, a mini-bar, a personal safe, and cozy terry robes. Daily maid and twice-daily turndown service as well as shoe shine services complete the picture.
Dining at the Willard Hotel Washington DC is an exercise in resistance. Resistance to eat well beyond personal capacity because of the incredible menu of delightful dishes offered at the onsite café, grill and seafood restaurant, scotch bar, and room service. Nothing but the best is served, with dishes incorporating fresh, local produce and meats as well as imported specialties. Afternoon tea at Peacock Alley Tea is an experience to remember and a great spot to try out traditional high tea. Each dining area infuses stylish, and modern elements but the service is genuine, classic hospitality at its best. For a change of pace during extended stays, there are plenty of nearby, diverse restaurants to choose from.
The Willard Hotel couldn’t possibly enjoy such a world-renowned designation without the array of services and amenities offered. Indulge at the Red Door Spa where a host of modern treatments have guests luxuriating in the finest scrubs, massages, facials, aqua, and aromatherapy. The Concierge might very well be your top sidekick, planning tours, making reservations, and securing tickets to top shows. Executive Office Suites at the Willard Intercontinental mean no interruptions when it comes to work and the professionally designed spaces lack no necessary detail. The Valet service at the Willard Hotel Washington DC means no hassles with dropping off or picking up your vehicle. Special transportation is offered to guests via limousine, shuttle, luxury sedan, or airport transfer for the ultimate convenient set up.
The Willard Intercontinental is located just one block from the White House, within walking distance of the National Mall and all the monuments and museums located there. It is a political and social meeting place that also expertly provides a place of relaxation and ease. An incredible capacity throughout all of the business-focused spaces makes the Willard Hotel Washington DC a favorite for meetings and conventions. Each space is designed with a professional eye so that nothing takes away from the matters at hand, yet guests still appreciate the efforts evident in making each space extremely functional with a modern-meets-historic design model.
The incredibly affluent hotel design spills into the 335 guest rooms and suites and forty lavish suites. Ample, cultured, an comfortable, each of the rooms exhibit the same modern elements as the hotel with plenty of classic details. The design throughout is timeless and the technological elements are always current. Anyone seeking out a suite hotel will adore the Willard Intercontinental for each amenity, detail, in the spacious quarters. Whether you are traveling on business or taking a family vacation, this hotel is the perfection option.
Inside Willard Hotel guest suites, there are flat--screen TVs, high-speed Internet, iPod docking stations, double phone lines, laptop adapters, and international TV channels. Guests enjoy private climate control, a mini-bar, a personal safe, and cozy terry robes. Daily maid and twice-daily turndown service as well as shoe shine services complete the picture.
Dining at the Willard Hotel Washington DC is an exercise in resistance. Resistance to eat well beyond personal capacity because of the incredible menu of delightful dishes offered at the onsite café, grill and seafood restaurant, scotch bar, and room service. Nothing but the best is served, with dishes incorporating fresh, local produce and meats as well as imported specialties. Afternoon tea at Peacock Alley Tea is an experience to remember and a great spot to try out traditional high tea. Each dining area infuses stylish, and modern elements but the service is genuine, classic hospitality at its best. For a change of pace during extended stays, there are plenty of nearby, diverse restaurants to choose from.
The Willard Hotel couldn’t possibly enjoy such a world-renowned designation without the array of services and amenities offered. Indulge at the Red Door Spa where a host of modern treatments have guests luxuriating in the finest scrubs, massages, facials, aqua, and aromatherapy. The Concierge might very well be your top sidekick, planning tours, making reservations, and securing tickets to top shows. Executive Office Suites at the Willard Intercontinental mean no interruptions when it comes to work and the professionally designed spaces lack no necessary detail. The Valet service at the Willard Hotel Washington DC means no hassles with dropping off or picking up your vehicle. Special transportation is offered to guests via limousine, shuttle, luxury sedan, or airport transfer for the ultimate convenient set up.
Willard Intercontinental, Washington DC
Willard Intercontinental
1401 Pennsylvania Avenue Nw
Washington, Washington Dc
Since 1850, the name ®Willard® has epitomised the grand hotel concept in the nation®s capital. Today, Willard InterContinental Washington continues the tradition in landmark style. Located just two blocks from the White House and the National Mall, the hotel is convenient to government and business offices, shopping and many must-see sights. This hotel is committed to providing accessible facilities under the American Disabilities Act. If your accessibility needs are not met, please contact the Hotel Manager on Duty. Should you require additional information regarding accessible facilities for guests with disabilities, please call 1-800-Holiday (U.S. and Canada) or contact the hotel directly. For the hearing impaired, TDD service is available at 1-800-238-5544 within the U.S. and Canada.
1401 Pennsylvania Avenue Nw
Washington, Washington Dc
Since 1850, the name ®Willard® has epitomised the grand hotel concept in the nation®s capital. Today, Willard InterContinental Washington continues the tradition in landmark style. Located just two blocks from the White House and the National Mall, the hotel is convenient to government and business offices, shopping and many must-see sights. This hotel is committed to providing accessible facilities under the American Disabilities Act. If your accessibility needs are not met, please contact the Hotel Manager on Duty. Should you require additional information regarding accessible facilities for guests with disabilities, please call 1-800-Holiday (U.S. and Canada) or contact the hotel directly. For the hearing impaired, TDD service is available at 1-800-238-5544 within the U.S. and Canada.
State Plaza Hotel in Washington DC
State Plaza Hotel Washington DC offers many homey comforts other District of Columbia hotels don’t always have the room for. Larger State Plaza Hotel rooms are ideal for family vacations and group travel and have many conveniences, affording plenty of freedom during city visits. The National Mall, known as the starting point for many city tours, is only a fifteen-minute walk from the hotel while the White House is within equal distance which makes getting there really convenient.
The State Plaza is a reputable hotel in downtown Washington DC that has enjoyed many upgrades over the years. It is a staple hotel set on the George Washington University Campus along a tree-lined avenue close to several key points of interest. The National Academy of Sciences, the State Department, and the World Bank are all close by. A handful of excellent museums and historic monuments are also within easy distance of the State Plaza Hotel Washington DC, creating plenty of opportunity to get out and explore without any prior arrangements.
Getting to Foggy Bottom from State Plaza Hotel rooms is quick and simple with transportation available at the Metro Station only three blocks away, while Reagan National Airport is also within a few miles. From the State Plaza Hotel Washington DC, there is a small handful of dining choices within the immediate area. Get out and stretch your legs during a short walk and find a host of great restaurants in all sizes and styles a little farther away. As far as suite hotels go, the State Plaza caters perfectly with large rooms designed to make the most efficient use of ample square footage.
State Plaza Hotel rooms total 230, all with kitchens highlighted by a full stock of cooking necessities. Standard rooms with kitchens include a choice between king and queen beds, while full suites have one or the other plus a pull-out sofa in a separate living area. Guests have in-room access to high-speed Internet, valet parking, and can eat onsite at the popular bistro and wine bar. If walking around the city sightseeing isn’t enough exercise, the State Plaza offers access to their modern fitness facility. Business travelers can utilize the hotel’s meeting rooms and other business services. Special events are easily accommodated as well within the versatile event spaces.
A short walk to South East Pennsylvania Avenue, a prominent DC artery, uncovers a relaxed and funky venue that offers plenty of lively bar and grills, outdoor patios, and other great choices for dining and drinks. These can be great stops to grab a bite when out touring attractions, such as the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial. There is also a 24/7 shop next door to the State Plaza Hotel Washington DC so any guest can leave State Plaza hotel rooms for a quick trip to get drinks, snacks, and other necessities. A local grocery delivery proves quite popular with guests who want to dine in their full suites and enjoy and evening in after a long day’s tour.
The State Plaza is a reputable hotel in downtown Washington DC that has enjoyed many upgrades over the years. It is a staple hotel set on the George Washington University Campus along a tree-lined avenue close to several key points of interest. The National Academy of Sciences, the State Department, and the World Bank are all close by. A handful of excellent museums and historic monuments are also within easy distance of the State Plaza Hotel Washington DC, creating plenty of opportunity to get out and explore without any prior arrangements.
Getting to Foggy Bottom from State Plaza Hotel rooms is quick and simple with transportation available at the Metro Station only three blocks away, while Reagan National Airport is also within a few miles. From the State Plaza Hotel Washington DC, there is a small handful of dining choices within the immediate area. Get out and stretch your legs during a short walk and find a host of great restaurants in all sizes and styles a little farther away. As far as suite hotels go, the State Plaza caters perfectly with large rooms designed to make the most efficient use of ample square footage.
State Plaza Hotel rooms total 230, all with kitchens highlighted by a full stock of cooking necessities. Standard rooms with kitchens include a choice between king and queen beds, while full suites have one or the other plus a pull-out sofa in a separate living area. Guests have in-room access to high-speed Internet, valet parking, and can eat onsite at the popular bistro and wine bar. If walking around the city sightseeing isn’t enough exercise, the State Plaza offers access to their modern fitness facility. Business travelers can utilize the hotel’s meeting rooms and other business services. Special events are easily accommodated as well within the versatile event spaces.
A short walk to South East Pennsylvania Avenue, a prominent DC artery, uncovers a relaxed and funky venue that offers plenty of lively bar and grills, outdoor patios, and other great choices for dining and drinks. These can be great stops to grab a bite when out touring attractions, such as the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial. There is also a 24/7 shop next door to the State Plaza Hotel Washington DC so any guest can leave State Plaza hotel rooms for a quick trip to get drinks, snacks, and other necessities. A local grocery delivery proves quite popular with guests who want to dine in their full suites and enjoy and evening in after a long day’s tour.
Mayflower Hotel in Washington DC
Mayflower Hotel Washington DC features a history spanning over nearly 100 years, making it an excellent place to stay to enjoy DC's history and it is also a member of the Historic Hotels of America. The hotel is also Four Diamond-rated Marriott property which is no surprise as walking into the hotel feels more like stepping into an exquisite palace. Gleaming citrus-green floors greet guests as do attractive, curved, second-floor balconies. Regal antique furnishings do even more to illustrate the royal backdrop, a place where Roosevelt and family enjoyed a stay at one time. Pair a hotel stay with a visit to the FDR Memorial for a true historic experience.
Giant wall murals painted in soft hues complement the massive main floor café. Ruby reds, tranquil natural hues, and plenty of upscale details further the elaborate experience and illustrate the hotel’s wish to create an affluent backdrop for all DC vacations. Though history is widely celebrated throughout the Renaissance Mayflower Hotel, so are modern conveniences, technology, and design. Antiques are mixed with contemporary elements, which do more to balance the design rather than make it seem as if the two eras are competing with one another.
A bar, lounge, and onsite catering provide all the dining options you could need right at the hotel. Mediterranean cuisine along with American favorites are offered for dining, while cocktails, specialty liquors and liqueurs, and fine wines solidify the hotel’s epicurean role. Nearby, there are more than a dozen dining options, all within the ballpark of what the Mayflower Hotel Washington DC offers. There are also plenty of things to do within walking distance of the Renaissance Mayflower Hotel and nearby public transportation is available for sites that are further away.
Though the hotel’s first impressions are magnificent to behold, the guest rooms and suites really pack an aristocratic punch. Impressive views of the city below, newly renovated interiors offering plenty of space, extravagant in-room amenities, and private balconies overlooking Dupont Circle are highlights. Each individual room offers high-speed Internet, marble baths with terry robes, spacious work desks, and flat screen satellite TVs. Room service, a mini-bar, and bottled water are also included with rooms at the Mayflower Hotel Washington DC. Double Guest Rooms, Suite Parlors, One Bedroom Suites, Luxury Suites, and Presidential Suites mean each guest is spoiled with choices.
The Senate Room, East Room, Grand Ballroom, East and State Ballrooms, Independence Room, and Colonial Room illustrate just how much space is afforded inside the Renaissance Mayflower Hotel for special events. It also exhibits how dedicated the hotel is to offering all guests the perfect location for special occasions and business meetings. On top of all the stately spaces, there is also the Chinese Room, the Chinese Ballroom, the East Room, and the Constitution Room. The Grand Promenade and Mezzanine Sitting Area top it all off and feature the wonderful floral and architectural detail that many District of Columbia hotels simply aren’t capable of matching. All of these areas make using the hotel for events while you say an excellent option, but are also open to outside rental for the perfect wedding or reception or other special events.
Giant wall murals painted in soft hues complement the massive main floor café. Ruby reds, tranquil natural hues, and plenty of upscale details further the elaborate experience and illustrate the hotel’s wish to create an affluent backdrop for all DC vacations. Though history is widely celebrated throughout the Renaissance Mayflower Hotel, so are modern conveniences, technology, and design. Antiques are mixed with contemporary elements, which do more to balance the design rather than make it seem as if the two eras are competing with one another.
A bar, lounge, and onsite catering provide all the dining options you could need right at the hotel. Mediterranean cuisine along with American favorites are offered for dining, while cocktails, specialty liquors and liqueurs, and fine wines solidify the hotel’s epicurean role. Nearby, there are more than a dozen dining options, all within the ballpark of what the Mayflower Hotel Washington DC offers. There are also plenty of things to do within walking distance of the Renaissance Mayflower Hotel and nearby public transportation is available for sites that are further away.
Though the hotel’s first impressions are magnificent to behold, the guest rooms and suites really pack an aristocratic punch. Impressive views of the city below, newly renovated interiors offering plenty of space, extravagant in-room amenities, and private balconies overlooking Dupont Circle are highlights. Each individual room offers high-speed Internet, marble baths with terry robes, spacious work desks, and flat screen satellite TVs. Room service, a mini-bar, and bottled water are also included with rooms at the Mayflower Hotel Washington DC. Double Guest Rooms, Suite Parlors, One Bedroom Suites, Luxury Suites, and Presidential Suites mean each guest is spoiled with choices.
The Senate Room, East Room, Grand Ballroom, East and State Ballrooms, Independence Room, and Colonial Room illustrate just how much space is afforded inside the Renaissance Mayflower Hotel for special events. It also exhibits how dedicated the hotel is to offering all guests the perfect location for special occasions and business meetings. On top of all the stately spaces, there is also the Chinese Room, the Chinese Ballroom, the East Room, and the Constitution Room. The Grand Promenade and Mezzanine Sitting Area top it all off and feature the wonderful floral and architectural detail that many District of Columbia hotels simply aren’t capable of matching. All of these areas make using the hotel for events while you say an excellent option, but are also open to outside rental for the perfect wedding or reception or other special events.
Beacon Hotel in Washington DC
Beacon Hotel Washington DC is the perfect name for this luxury hotel illuminated by fine touches and details, which exemplify the first-class atmosphere. A stay at the Beacon luxury hotel in DC is perfect for any discerning traveler, whether for business, pleasure, or both. Located in Dupont Circle and south of Adams Morgan, the Beacon Hotel is nicely situated amid many sights and sounds defining Washington DC. Reenergized by a complete renovation in 2004, the hotel reflects the cosmopolitan environment surrounding it, with many traditional details paired with modern, urban style.
With gleaming marble floors, rich wood touches, and plenty of stainless steel trimmings, elegance is on the forefront throughout the entire hotel. Adding to the many luxuries inside the Beacon Hotel Washington DC are a slew of 21st century technologies, including a comprehensive business center, Wi-Fi capabilities in both public and private areas, and flat-screen televisions in all guest rooms and suites. Newly incorporated into the design are huge Turret Suites that further establish the hotel’s deserving four-star status. Fitting into with the rest of DC’s boutique hotels, The Beacon has evolved into one of the most distinguished rising stars in the industry.
Guests looking for a suites hotel will love the large suites available at the Beacon. Spacious kitchenettes offer the freedom to create home-cooked meals when eating out isn’t a desirable option. Almost 200 rooms accommodate hundreds of guests throughout nine hotel floors. Corporate Quarters are also available, offering studio space ideal for longer stays and business trips. Corporate suites include a pantry that is fully stocked for the ultimate in convenience. They each have a large kitchen and all the necessary equipment for dining in. Each kitchen features an island that works as both a cooking area, work space, and even a casual social setting. Separate work and living areas define each space and offer plenty of room to stretch out. Standard suites have two double beds and enough space for small groups or family vacations.
The Beacon Luxury Hotel in DC offers luxury dining onsite and an impressive backdrop designed by a well-known local architect. Two stories house a comfortable lounge area, an al fresco terrace, and dining area designed to resemble a historic ocean liner. Following dinner, guests can relax at the rooftop bar and sip drinks or entertain clients. The views over Washington DC are incredible. Guests can see parts of the White House and many other area attractions from a distinct vantage point. Signature cocktails and a creative light menu top off the experience.
Beacon Hotel Washington DC stays can be arranged through several valuable packages. Vacation deals at the Beacon luxury hotel in DC equate to a lot of savings. Two-night stays are awarded with heavy discounts, families benefit from specially geared savings with options for tickets to area attractions, and business clients are accommodated with their own special discounts. With ample space and plenty of luxury, staying at the Beacon Hotel Washington DC is a practice in indulgence. Stay close to the hotel and enjoy a host of amenities or wander around the local area and find many dining, shopping, and sightseeing options in just about every direction.
With gleaming marble floors, rich wood touches, and plenty of stainless steel trimmings, elegance is on the forefront throughout the entire hotel. Adding to the many luxuries inside the Beacon Hotel Washington DC are a slew of 21st century technologies, including a comprehensive business center, Wi-Fi capabilities in both public and private areas, and flat-screen televisions in all guest rooms and suites. Newly incorporated into the design are huge Turret Suites that further establish the hotel’s deserving four-star status. Fitting into with the rest of DC’s boutique hotels, The Beacon has evolved into one of the most distinguished rising stars in the industry.
Guests looking for a suites hotel will love the large suites available at the Beacon. Spacious kitchenettes offer the freedom to create home-cooked meals when eating out isn’t a desirable option. Almost 200 rooms accommodate hundreds of guests throughout nine hotel floors. Corporate Quarters are also available, offering studio space ideal for longer stays and business trips. Corporate suites include a pantry that is fully stocked for the ultimate in convenience. They each have a large kitchen and all the necessary equipment for dining in. Each kitchen features an island that works as both a cooking area, work space, and even a casual social setting. Separate work and living areas define each space and offer plenty of room to stretch out. Standard suites have two double beds and enough space for small groups or family vacations.
The Beacon Luxury Hotel in DC offers luxury dining onsite and an impressive backdrop designed by a well-known local architect. Two stories house a comfortable lounge area, an al fresco terrace, and dining area designed to resemble a historic ocean liner. Following dinner, guests can relax at the rooftop bar and sip drinks or entertain clients. The views over Washington DC are incredible. Guests can see parts of the White House and many other area attractions from a distinct vantage point. Signature cocktails and a creative light menu top off the experience.
Beacon Hotel Washington DC stays can be arranged through several valuable packages. Vacation deals at the Beacon luxury hotel in DC equate to a lot of savings. Two-night stays are awarded with heavy discounts, families benefit from specially geared savings with options for tickets to area attractions, and business clients are accommodated with their own special discounts. With ample space and plenty of luxury, staying at the Beacon Hotel Washington DC is a practice in indulgence. Stay close to the hotel and enjoy a host of amenities or wander around the local area and find many dining, shopping, and sightseeing options in just about every direction.
Hotel Monaco Washington DC
Hotel Monaco Washington DC is one of the city’s best boutique hotels and a Kimpton Hotels property. Inviting and warm with plenty of fashionable attributes that keep stylish sophistication in the lead, the luxury Hotel Monaco DC enchants and impresses while delivering a comprehensive list of services and amenities that keep guests happy. The hotel is close to the National Mall and is designated as a Registered National Landmark which gives it extra appeal. This historic property, crossed with plenty of modern details, showcases a trendy lodging option laden with classic hospitality.
Upon approaching Hotel Monaco Washington DC, the most evident aspect is the completely marble facade of the building, which helps it to blend in with the general marble motif of the city. The bustle in the nation’ s capital contributes to the lively atmosphere surrounding the Hotel Monaco. When special events and holidays kick off in the area, the festive mood spreads like wildfire throughout the neighborhood. With lots of things to do outdoors within the immediate neighborhood, visitors might consider Hotel Monaco as a leader among pet-friendly hotels in the area. The hotel does allow pets with no restrictions and provides a number of services for them as well. The hotel will even bring you a pet goldfish and take care of it for the duration of your stay.
The luxury Hotel Monaco DC is an ideal choice for discerning travelers looking for some added comfort and style. Hotel services include everything a 24-hour business center, evening wine and cheese events, laundry service, valet, and concierge service. Book tours, make dining reservations or simply ask for some local pointers and tips and the concierge will come through. The fitness center and 24-hour rooms service top off the perks. Spa services in guest rooms is another advantage of staying at the luxury Hotel Monaco DC. Body and mind is relaxed bit by bit with facials, a variety of massages, and hand, foot, and body treatments.
Kids love Hotel Monaco Washington DC for attention to detail in each guest demographic. KimptonKids is a hotel-wide program offering entertainment choices for many ages. Enjoy access to all those kid-related items that are a pain to pack: playpens, cribs, booster seats and highchairs, and plenty of safety gear such as electrical socket plugs, toilet seat latching devices, and even comforting nightlights. A welcome gift, suggestions for fun area activities ideal for family vacations while car seats and strollers make transportation a not-so-complicated endeavor when traveling with little ones.
The business benefits of staying at Hotel Monaco Washington DC are seemingly endless. Plenty of special weekend rates, excellent group discount packages, highspeed wireless Internet throughout the entire hotel, and many exclusive vacation deals are all on offer throughout the year. Spacious meeting rooms, onsite catering services, and top-notch secretarial services are all available as well.
Nearby, within the Penn Quarter Neighborhood, guests will find a host of attractions and amenities. The downtown area is notable for top sights such as the National Gallery of Art, National Mall, and plenty of buzz along F Street with great shopping stopping everyone in their tracks. The Verizon Center, the National Portrait Gallery, and plenty of museums are all within walking distance. With such an advantageous central location, Hotel Monaco Washington DC exhibits appeal through location, design, services, and overall style.
Upon approaching Hotel Monaco Washington DC, the most evident aspect is the completely marble facade of the building, which helps it to blend in with the general marble motif of the city. The bustle in the nation’ s capital contributes to the lively atmosphere surrounding the Hotel Monaco. When special events and holidays kick off in the area, the festive mood spreads like wildfire throughout the neighborhood. With lots of things to do outdoors within the immediate neighborhood, visitors might consider Hotel Monaco as a leader among pet-friendly hotels in the area. The hotel does allow pets with no restrictions and provides a number of services for them as well. The hotel will even bring you a pet goldfish and take care of it for the duration of your stay.
The luxury Hotel Monaco DC is an ideal choice for discerning travelers looking for some added comfort and style. Hotel services include everything a 24-hour business center, evening wine and cheese events, laundry service, valet, and concierge service. Book tours, make dining reservations or simply ask for some local pointers and tips and the concierge will come through. The fitness center and 24-hour rooms service top off the perks. Spa services in guest rooms is another advantage of staying at the luxury Hotel Monaco DC. Body and mind is relaxed bit by bit with facials, a variety of massages, and hand, foot, and body treatments.
Kids love Hotel Monaco Washington DC for attention to detail in each guest demographic. KimptonKids is a hotel-wide program offering entertainment choices for many ages. Enjoy access to all those kid-related items that are a pain to pack: playpens, cribs, booster seats and highchairs, and plenty of safety gear such as electrical socket plugs, toilet seat latching devices, and even comforting nightlights. A welcome gift, suggestions for fun area activities ideal for family vacations while car seats and strollers make transportation a not-so-complicated endeavor when traveling with little ones.
The business benefits of staying at Hotel Monaco Washington DC are seemingly endless. Plenty of special weekend rates, excellent group discount packages, highspeed wireless Internet throughout the entire hotel, and many exclusive vacation deals are all on offer throughout the year. Spacious meeting rooms, onsite catering services, and top-notch secretarial services are all available as well.
Nearby, within the Penn Quarter Neighborhood, guests will find a host of attractions and amenities. The downtown area is notable for top sights such as the National Gallery of Art, National Mall, and plenty of buzz along F Street with great shopping stopping everyone in their tracks. The Verizon Center, the National Portrait Gallery, and plenty of museums are all within walking distance. With such an advantageous central location, Hotel Monaco Washington DC exhibits appeal through location, design, services, and overall style.
Suite Hotels in Washington DC
Washington DC suite hotels are residential-style hotel rooms that are spacious and offer a home-style lodging base perfect for family vacations. Washington DC suites generally offer competitive rates making them a viable choice when set against the many District of Columbia hotels that boast large rooms and great vacation deals. Family hotels in Washington DC are also well-known for locations that are either convenient to Metro transportation, within walking distance to city attractions, or both. If you are traveling for a longer period of time or with a group, both suite hotels and extended stay hotels can be excellent options.
Embassy Suites Washington DC is one of the favored family hotels in Washington DC. Choosing a suite hotel over vacation rentals has plenty of benefits. For one, you’ve got a team of pros on your side. Located near the downtown area and within walking distance of Dupont Circle, Embassy Suites offers sprawling family accommodations that include an ample living room, lavish private bathroom, two TVs and two phones, and a private bedroom. There is a dining room table in the living room perfect for home-cooked meals. A ton of great amenities await, including a fitness center, and outdoor/indoor pool, and complimentary breakfast to get the day off to a good start. There is an onsite restaurant, free wireless Internet, and laundry services to make life easier.
Washington DC suites at Georgetown Suites (pictured) are on the outskirts of Georgetown, one of DC’s most vibrant and interesting neighborhoods. Eight blocks away is the White House and numerous other nearby attractions are convenient to walk to or arrive to by Metro. Georgetown Suites promises the lowest rate on the web too, making it one of the most compelling family hotels in Washington DC for alleviating travel costs. Vacation packages and deals are available through theme packages that include extras like tickets to the National Zoo and Metro passes.
Best Western Hotel and Suites is another option in family hotels in Washington DC within Georgetown. As one of DC’s boutique hotels, this property offers both guest rooms and spacious suites ideal for large groups and with pure comfort in mind. Plenty of museums, galleries, dining options, and shopping are all within walking distance. Close to the popular University campus Foggy Bottom, Embassy Row, and many fun things to do within the neighborhood, there is always something to step out and do at a moment’s notice. As one of the premier neighborhood Washington Dc suite hotels, the Best Western offers extra-large suites with separate bedroom and living areas and a well-equipped kitchenette. Free wireless Internet, Italian marble details through the entry and bath, free long distance calls, HBO prime time TV, and free fitness passes are highlights.
With a family in mind, no matter how large or small, Washington Dc suite hotels offer peace of mind and affordable rates during DC vacations. They are managed by professional staff whom are knowledgeable about how families operate so attentive and reliable service are priorities. Family-friendly Washington DC suites also offer plenty of things to do for kids and adults, so when you’re trying to bide some time for whatever reason, the kids stay occupied and happy.
Embassy Suites Washington DC is one of the favored family hotels in Washington DC. Choosing a suite hotel over vacation rentals has plenty of benefits. For one, you’ve got a team of pros on your side. Located near the downtown area and within walking distance of Dupont Circle, Embassy Suites offers sprawling family accommodations that include an ample living room, lavish private bathroom, two TVs and two phones, and a private bedroom. There is a dining room table in the living room perfect for home-cooked meals. A ton of great amenities await, including a fitness center, and outdoor/indoor pool, and complimentary breakfast to get the day off to a good start. There is an onsite restaurant, free wireless Internet, and laundry services to make life easier.
Washington DC suites at Georgetown Suites (pictured) are on the outskirts of Georgetown, one of DC’s most vibrant and interesting neighborhoods. Eight blocks away is the White House and numerous other nearby attractions are convenient to walk to or arrive to by Metro. Georgetown Suites promises the lowest rate on the web too, making it one of the most compelling family hotels in Washington DC for alleviating travel costs. Vacation packages and deals are available through theme packages that include extras like tickets to the National Zoo and Metro passes.
Best Western Hotel and Suites is another option in family hotels in Washington DC within Georgetown. As one of DC’s boutique hotels, this property offers both guest rooms and spacious suites ideal for large groups and with pure comfort in mind. Plenty of museums, galleries, dining options, and shopping are all within walking distance. Close to the popular University campus Foggy Bottom, Embassy Row, and many fun things to do within the neighborhood, there is always something to step out and do at a moment’s notice. As one of the premier neighborhood Washington Dc suite hotels, the Best Western offers extra-large suites with separate bedroom and living areas and a well-equipped kitchenette. Free wireless Internet, Italian marble details through the entry and bath, free long distance calls, HBO prime time TV, and free fitness passes are highlights.
With a family in mind, no matter how large or small, Washington Dc suite hotels offer peace of mind and affordable rates during DC vacations. They are managed by professional staff whom are knowledgeable about how families operate so attentive and reliable service are priorities. Family-friendly Washington DC suites also offer plenty of things to do for kids and adults, so when you’re trying to bide some time for whatever reason, the kids stay occupied and happy.
Georgetown Hotels in Dc
Georgetown hotels are as diverse as this beautiful, historical neighborhood itself. Georgetown DC has a range of lodging options that can turn a Washington DC day trip into a fun overnight stay. When looking for the best accommodations in Georgetown DC, first decide which preferred attractions or amenities should be close by, then search the immediate area for an ideal hotel. From Georgetown luxury hotels to budget accommodations, you’ll find it all within this well-presented, appealing neighborhood.
On Wisconsin Avenue, close to shopping, dining, and entertainment, The Georgetown Inn has plenty of things to do nearby and much to celebrate indoors too. Theaters, museums, national monuments, and world-renowned Georgetown University are all within walking distance. From the Capital and Senate rooms to the Georgetown Suite, guests are treated to an array of accommodation choices and exceptional guest services. With a mix of modern and a twist of classicism, guest suites include rich wood trimmings, upscale furniture, and plenty of deluxe features. As one of the best accommodations in Georgetown DC for luxurious surrounds and an intimate feel within a smaller, six-story dwelling, customized vacation deals and annual packages make this lavish choice affordable.
When looking for Georgetown hotels in the heart of the neighborhood, don’t miss Savoy Suites, a hotel that looks over some of Washington’s top attractions including the Capitol and the Washington Monument. Business travelers have access to several of the top business areas in Washington as well as many efficient business services within the hotel. With free onsite parking and complimentary in-room Wi-Fi, the day-to-day gets even easier. Each guest suite is fitted as many Georgetown luxury hotels are with air conditioning to beat the summer heat, and other amenities include concierge services, onsite dining, and child care services. Step out for a walk and reach more attractions such as the National Zoo, Georgetown University, and the National Cathedral.
The best accommodations in Georgetown DC are a matter of personal preference. For some, the best DC hotels are affordable and convenient to many attractions. For others, attractions aren’t on the main focus, but a business center might be the perfect feature. Finding a boutique hotel with several distinct features is an endeavor worth pursuing. The Latham is one of the finest boutique Georgetown hotels in the center of town, with upscale shops, a long list of businesses, and plenty of excellent restaurants nearby. The busy address is convenient to almost anything a guest could want. Style and sophistication exude from the hotel’s 133 suites. The sparkling rooftop pool is a special added touch and one of the most appreciated hotel features complete with a relaxing adjacent sun terrace. Award-winning cuisine, personal service, and surroundings that inspire and impress come together inside The Latham.
Staying in Georgetown luxury hotels near the waterfront park means easy access to leisurely walks, outdoor recreation, and the scenic Potomac River. The park is a great location for family vacations and the perfect point get outdoors and relief some stress or just get some exercise. Within the neighborhood’s center, it’s simple to find Georgetown hotels close to great restaurants and shopping, or, for true peace and quiet, bed down in hotel within a quiet, residential area for the perfect night’s rest.
On Wisconsin Avenue, close to shopping, dining, and entertainment, The Georgetown Inn has plenty of things to do nearby and much to celebrate indoors too. Theaters, museums, national monuments, and world-renowned Georgetown University are all within walking distance. From the Capital and Senate rooms to the Georgetown Suite, guests are treated to an array of accommodation choices and exceptional guest services. With a mix of modern and a twist of classicism, guest suites include rich wood trimmings, upscale furniture, and plenty of deluxe features. As one of the best accommodations in Georgetown DC for luxurious surrounds and an intimate feel within a smaller, six-story dwelling, customized vacation deals and annual packages make this lavish choice affordable.
When looking for Georgetown hotels in the heart of the neighborhood, don’t miss Savoy Suites, a hotel that looks over some of Washington’s top attractions including the Capitol and the Washington Monument. Business travelers have access to several of the top business areas in Washington as well as many efficient business services within the hotel. With free onsite parking and complimentary in-room Wi-Fi, the day-to-day gets even easier. Each guest suite is fitted as many Georgetown luxury hotels are with air conditioning to beat the summer heat, and other amenities include concierge services, onsite dining, and child care services. Step out for a walk and reach more attractions such as the National Zoo, Georgetown University, and the National Cathedral.
The best accommodations in Georgetown DC are a matter of personal preference. For some, the best DC hotels are affordable and convenient to many attractions. For others, attractions aren’t on the main focus, but a business center might be the perfect feature. Finding a boutique hotel with several distinct features is an endeavor worth pursuing. The Latham is one of the finest boutique Georgetown hotels in the center of town, with upscale shops, a long list of businesses, and plenty of excellent restaurants nearby. The busy address is convenient to almost anything a guest could want. Style and sophistication exude from the hotel’s 133 suites. The sparkling rooftop pool is a special added touch and one of the most appreciated hotel features complete with a relaxing adjacent sun terrace. Award-winning cuisine, personal service, and surroundings that inspire and impress come together inside The Latham.
Staying in Georgetown luxury hotels near the waterfront park means easy access to leisurely walks, outdoor recreation, and the scenic Potomac River. The park is a great location for family vacations and the perfect point get outdoors and relief some stress or just get some exercise. Within the neighborhood’s center, it’s simple to find Georgetown hotels close to great restaurants and shopping, or, for true peace and quiet, bed down in hotel within a quiet, residential area for the perfect night’s rest.
Pet Friendly Hotels Washington DC
Pet friendly hotels Washington DC most often allow lodging in upscale hotels in the best areas of town, as well as accommodations for both you and your pets. Overall, this city doesn’t discourage traveling with pets, which is a relief for many who hit the road alongside their most beloved companions. DC pet friendly lodging can be found at luxury boutique hotels such as Hotel Monaco, which is a preferred Kimpton hotel. In fact, there are several upscale Kimpton pet friendly Washington DC stays that accept pets as guests. Rest assured, Kimpton hotels are not the only ones inviting pets to stay for free.
The Hotel Helix (pictured) on Rhode Island Avenue is one of the pet friendly Washington DC stays available. Located in Dupont Circle where there are many fun things to do, Hotel Helix doesn’t charge a pet fee and allows pets into almost all rooms and suites—save for the few reserved for those with severe allergies. The Hotel Helix is a hip and happening spot that features an outdoor patio, and on that patio each day is Doggy Happy Hour, a forward-thinking, fun event that offers proceeds to animal charities. Set in downtown near plenty of attractions, and featuring incredibly stylish and comfortable rooms, this is one of the best DC pet friendly lodging options in DC.
Pet friendly hotels Washington DC offers also include the Palomar, an incredible place for traveling pets and owners. All sizes of pets are welcomed without any pet fees. Special pet amenities include food bowls, pet beds, yummy treats, mats, and pet tags with the hotel’s contact info. There are also special packages available—think vacation deals for Fido. Palomar has a host of other great perks to offer furry friends, including special playtime, dog walking services, advice on nearby pet friendly places, dog and cat care, and pet massages. The pet lounge, called Bark Bar, is the topper. Talk about great pet friendly hotels Washington DC! A three-level water fountain is offered outside the hotel, and The Dish is the indoor pet lounge adjacent to the hotel’s Living Room.
DC pet friendly lodging doesn’t mean a step down in comfort or convenience. Pets are just a part of life in DC and treated (almost) as well as people at many District of Columbia hotels. Pet friendly Washington DC stays at the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel are a dream come true for traveling pets. The large, 160-acre green space outdoors makes a great spot to head outdoors with your pet. The luxury hotel is close to plenty of dining and shopping options as well as entertainment and business needs. Dogs not weighing more than 50 pounds are welcomed into the Marriott and, if they are small in size, up to three pets are permitted.
From budget accommodations to some open-minded bed and breakfasts and plenty of luxury hotels, DC pet friendly lodging is widely available. There are many great neighborhoods such as Georgetown and Dupont Circle that have parks and other green spaces incorporated into their district which makes dog-walking simple and pleasant. Well-behaved dogs are also welcome at several city attractions including the Jefferson Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, and throughout the National Mall.
The Hotel Helix (pictured) on Rhode Island Avenue is one of the pet friendly Washington DC stays available. Located in Dupont Circle where there are many fun things to do, Hotel Helix doesn’t charge a pet fee and allows pets into almost all rooms and suites—save for the few reserved for those with severe allergies. The Hotel Helix is a hip and happening spot that features an outdoor patio, and on that patio each day is Doggy Happy Hour, a forward-thinking, fun event that offers proceeds to animal charities. Set in downtown near plenty of attractions, and featuring incredibly stylish and comfortable rooms, this is one of the best DC pet friendly lodging options in DC.
Pet friendly hotels Washington DC offers also include the Palomar, an incredible place for traveling pets and owners. All sizes of pets are welcomed without any pet fees. Special pet amenities include food bowls, pet beds, yummy treats, mats, and pet tags with the hotel’s contact info. There are also special packages available—think vacation deals for Fido. Palomar has a host of other great perks to offer furry friends, including special playtime, dog walking services, advice on nearby pet friendly places, dog and cat care, and pet massages. The pet lounge, called Bark Bar, is the topper. Talk about great pet friendly hotels Washington DC! A three-level water fountain is offered outside the hotel, and The Dish is the indoor pet lounge adjacent to the hotel’s Living Room.
DC pet friendly lodging doesn’t mean a step down in comfort or convenience. Pets are just a part of life in DC and treated (almost) as well as people at many District of Columbia hotels. Pet friendly Washington DC stays at the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel are a dream come true for traveling pets. The large, 160-acre green space outdoors makes a great spot to head outdoors with your pet. The luxury hotel is close to plenty of dining and shopping options as well as entertainment and business needs. Dogs not weighing more than 50 pounds are welcomed into the Marriott and, if they are small in size, up to three pets are permitted.
From budget accommodations to some open-minded bed and breakfasts and plenty of luxury hotels, DC pet friendly lodging is widely available. There are many great neighborhoods such as Georgetown and Dupont Circle that have parks and other green spaces incorporated into their district which makes dog-walking simple and pleasant. Well-behaved dogs are also welcome at several city attractions including the Jefferson Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, and throughout the National Mall.
Dupont Circle Washington DC Hotels
Dupont Circle Washington DC hotels have the advantage of a fabulous location amid a host of attractions, excellent dining options, and plenty of entertainment throughout the ample bars, pubs, wine bars, and lounges dotting the neighborhood. The best Dupont Circle hotels leave guests wanting for nothing. Convenient concierge, a long range of guest services, spacious suites, spas and fitness centers leave little to be desired. At the right place and the right price, Dupont Circle hotel specials are an ideal match for those with expensive taste and a limited budget.
The Hotel Tabard Inn (pictured) is one of the best Dupont Circle hotels for those seeking out one of the area’s popular boutique lodging options. Each guest room is beautifully designed in a way that speaks of stately, homespun comforts, not manufactured hotel rooms. Rich hues, interesting furniture, and plenty of curious details create a backdrop that is both refreshing and luxurious. In 1922, the Tabard’s doors first opened. The hotel was incorporated in an unconventional way into historic rowhouses that define the unique experience. The Green Roof Project provides flowers and fresh produce, the restaurant creates magnificent cuisine, and the bar and lounge offer friendly and impeccable service while featuring special events and music. With rich history, one-of-a-kind design, and a fresh perspective on lodging, Hotel Tabard is magnetic and delightful.
The Fairfax at Embassy Row is one of the best Dupont Circle hotels available. It is saturated in luxurious detail, offering a lavish experience from start to finish. Elegant and distinct, the Fairfax presents classic grandeur in one of Washington’s liveliest neighborhoods. Throughout the accommodations, no detail goes unnoticed. Rich fabric wall coverings, graceful furnishings, and layers of rich colors create an atmosphere of relaxation and grace in 256 guest rooms and suites. Sophisticated dining, an expansive business center, a fitness facility, and many in-room guest services tie the entire package together.
Another historic property deserving of attention is the Inn at Dupont Circle. The bed and breakfast style inn is a two-part beauty; there is both an Inn at Dupont Circle North and South. The south location is in a Victorian-era property from the 1800s featuring vaulted ceilings, Queen Anne picture windows, cherry wood floors, and abundant white marble. There is a fenced-in courtyard complete with a bright garden where complimentary drinks and snacks are offered. Nearby, there are many restaurants, other Dupont Circle Washington DC hotels, museums, galleries, and excellent nightlife options. Guests can walk to downtown, and most attractions easily. There are also continuous last minute Dupont Circle hotel specials to choose from at both the Inn at Dupont Circle North and South.
The many things to do around Dupont Circle make it an excellent base for exploring Washington DC attractions. Many galleries, theaters, cinemas, live music events, and friendly neighborhood festivals belie Dupont Circle’s welcoming atmosphere. From family vacations to business trips, Dupont Circle Washington DC hotels accommodate all needs. From the eye-opening boutique hotels to affordable mid-range lodging options, Dupont Circle hotel specials help extend all budgets without skimping on amenities and immediate conveniences.
The Hotel Tabard Inn (pictured) is one of the best Dupont Circle hotels for those seeking out one of the area’s popular boutique lodging options. Each guest room is beautifully designed in a way that speaks of stately, homespun comforts, not manufactured hotel rooms. Rich hues, interesting furniture, and plenty of curious details create a backdrop that is both refreshing and luxurious. In 1922, the Tabard’s doors first opened. The hotel was incorporated in an unconventional way into historic rowhouses that define the unique experience. The Green Roof Project provides flowers and fresh produce, the restaurant creates magnificent cuisine, and the bar and lounge offer friendly and impeccable service while featuring special events and music. With rich history, one-of-a-kind design, and a fresh perspective on lodging, Hotel Tabard is magnetic and delightful.
The Fairfax at Embassy Row is one of the best Dupont Circle hotels available. It is saturated in luxurious detail, offering a lavish experience from start to finish. Elegant and distinct, the Fairfax presents classic grandeur in one of Washington’s liveliest neighborhoods. Throughout the accommodations, no detail goes unnoticed. Rich fabric wall coverings, graceful furnishings, and layers of rich colors create an atmosphere of relaxation and grace in 256 guest rooms and suites. Sophisticated dining, an expansive business center, a fitness facility, and many in-room guest services tie the entire package together.
Another historic property deserving of attention is the Inn at Dupont Circle. The bed and breakfast style inn is a two-part beauty; there is both an Inn at Dupont Circle North and South. The south location is in a Victorian-era property from the 1800s featuring vaulted ceilings, Queen Anne picture windows, cherry wood floors, and abundant white marble. There is a fenced-in courtyard complete with a bright garden where complimentary drinks and snacks are offered. Nearby, there are many restaurants, other Dupont Circle Washington DC hotels, museums, galleries, and excellent nightlife options. Guests can walk to downtown, and most attractions easily. There are also continuous last minute Dupont Circle hotel specials to choose from at both the Inn at Dupont Circle North and South.
The many things to do around Dupont Circle make it an excellent base for exploring Washington DC attractions. Many galleries, theaters, cinemas, live music events, and friendly neighborhood festivals belie Dupont Circle’s welcoming atmosphere. From family vacations to business trips, Dupont Circle Washington DC hotels accommodate all needs. From the eye-opening boutique hotels to affordable mid-range lodging options, Dupont Circle hotel specials help extend all budgets without skimping on amenities and immediate conveniences.
Extended Stay Hotels in Washington DC
Extended stay hotels Washington DC are the perfect alternatives to suite hotels and offer long-term guests a genuine homey atmosphere to stay and play while visiting the nation's capital. Since many hotels don't offer discount Washington DC hotel weekly rates, or any vacation deals for longer stays, those choosing to stay for a week or more in DC often opt for a specific extended stay lodging choice. Cheap extended stay DC hotels can take the pressure off your wallet and offer a spacious and comfortable place for family vacations. Guests feel the longer stay results in a reward through special, lower rates.
Marriott Execustay offers Washington DC hotel weekly rates that are extremely reasonable, considering the excellent lodging options available. Called extended stay apartments by the hotel group, guests can enjoy a stay with minimum 30-day leases. The corporate digs are stylish, modern, and filled with creature comforts such as personal computers, telephones flat-screen TVs, business accompaniments and much more. The apartments are dispersed in central DC, close to dining, shopping, government offices, and plenty of entertainment. DVD players, full-geared kitchens, framed artwork, small appliances, and other details create the feel of a cozy home.
Cheap extended stay DC hotels like One Washington Circle Hotel (pictured) offer great rates and are affiliated with the George Washington University. Offering services to both short-term and long-term guests, One Washington Circle doesn’t miss a beat when loading on the frills. A complete concierge service aids in reservations and arrangements for other fun things to do. Business clients appreciate the almost 4,000 square feet of meeting space offered and executive board suites. A lounge and bistro are perfect for privately entertaining clients or sneaking off for a nightcap. The seasonal pool, 24-hour room service, and valet parking for rental transportation mean the convenience of a hotel with the comfort of home.
Extended stay hotels Washington DC presents don't get much swankier than AKA White House, located near the prestigious presidential address. AKA White House is close to myriad attractions other than the actual White House for pleasure and plenty of business and services for work-related needs. Staying within walking distance of the Lincoln Memorial within the National Mall means AKA White House isn't one of the cheap extended stay DC hotels, but it's certainly worth the price tag attached. Washington DC hotel weekly rates include fully equipped one- and two-bedroom suite apartments. Furnishings are affluent, gourmet kitchens are inspiring and fresh and filled with top kitchens wares and appliances, and all the textiles--curtains, towels, bedding, bathrobes-are of premium quality. Sony Wega flatscreen TVs, digital satellite cable, Bosch laundry appliances, and Sony stereo systems create the lap of luxury to live in.
For extended stay hotels Washington DC options are fairly expansive. The purpose of them remains to be as convenient and comfortable for larger groups and families as possible. The last thing you want to do be tripping over family members all week, or sucking travel funds dry by squishing into one of the already expensive District of Columbia hotels. So, when on longer vacations in DC, consider an extended stay lodging option for added space and ease in the day-to-day.
Marriott Execustay offers Washington DC hotel weekly rates that are extremely reasonable, considering the excellent lodging options available. Called extended stay apartments by the hotel group, guests can enjoy a stay with minimum 30-day leases. The corporate digs are stylish, modern, and filled with creature comforts such as personal computers, telephones flat-screen TVs, business accompaniments and much more. The apartments are dispersed in central DC, close to dining, shopping, government offices, and plenty of entertainment. DVD players, full-geared kitchens, framed artwork, small appliances, and other details create the feel of a cozy home.
Cheap extended stay DC hotels like One Washington Circle Hotel (pictured) offer great rates and are affiliated with the George Washington University. Offering services to both short-term and long-term guests, One Washington Circle doesn’t miss a beat when loading on the frills. A complete concierge service aids in reservations and arrangements for other fun things to do. Business clients appreciate the almost 4,000 square feet of meeting space offered and executive board suites. A lounge and bistro are perfect for privately entertaining clients or sneaking off for a nightcap. The seasonal pool, 24-hour room service, and valet parking for rental transportation mean the convenience of a hotel with the comfort of home.
Extended stay hotels Washington DC presents don't get much swankier than AKA White House, located near the prestigious presidential address. AKA White House is close to myriad attractions other than the actual White House for pleasure and plenty of business and services for work-related needs. Staying within walking distance of the Lincoln Memorial within the National Mall means AKA White House isn't one of the cheap extended stay DC hotels, but it's certainly worth the price tag attached. Washington DC hotel weekly rates include fully equipped one- and two-bedroom suite apartments. Furnishings are affluent, gourmet kitchens are inspiring and fresh and filled with top kitchens wares and appliances, and all the textiles--curtains, towels, bedding, bathrobes-are of premium quality. Sony Wega flatscreen TVs, digital satellite cable, Bosch laundry appliances, and Sony stereo systems create the lap of luxury to live in.
For extended stay hotels Washington DC options are fairly expansive. The purpose of them remains to be as convenient and comfortable for larger groups and families as possible. The last thing you want to do be tripping over family members all week, or sucking travel funds dry by squishing into one of the already expensive District of Columbia hotels. So, when on longer vacations in DC, consider an extended stay lodging option for added space and ease in the day-to-day.
Washington DC Hotels Downtown
Washington DC hotels downtown are some of the most popular and distinct of all DC hotels. They occupy prime real estate in the nation’s capital and border on several interesting neighborhoods including Adams Morgan and Dupont Circle. Cheap downtown DC hotels are just as popular as the best luxury and boutique hotels in the city. Popular with families and budget travelers alike, many low-cost hotels don’t skimp on services and amenities, which means travelers can enjoy a city getaway without compromising convenience or comfort.
Anyone with a penchant for staying near the National Mall will appreciate the access gained when lodging at The Hotel George (pictured), a hip, modern lodging option in Capitol Hill’s business district. Though attractions within the National Mall are spread out as far as two miles, this hotel provides a quick walk to the outskirts and makes exploring a treat. Union Station is only three blocks away and plenty of restaurants surround it, providing indelible dining options. Stylish and hip, the Hotel George is one of the best boutique hotels in the area and is laden with excellent services such as upscale dining, concierge services, special wine and food events, and exceptional downtown Washington DC accommodations.
Cheap downtown DC hotels include the Embassy Inn, only a mile from the White House and just twelve blocks from the National Mall in downtown’s northwest area. Within a few blocks, guests reach Dupont Circle and the neighborhood’s popular Metro stop. The Embassy is one of the Washington DC hotels downtown that offer many great services for an affordable rate. Free hearty breakfasts, complimentary evening snacks, and free wireless Internet throughout the hotel are just some of the features. Well-maintained and equipped business facilities, 24-hour airport shuttle transportation, event catering, and concierge services for ticket and dinner reservations are all available. Hotel George’s downtown Washington DC accommodations are spacious and newly renovated.
Cheap downtown DC hotels, which are generally mid-range hotels, are relatively easy to find, especially when taking advantage of the many vacation deals offered by most downtown hotels. Getting a good deal on luxury downtown Washington DC accommodations isn’t that difficult either. The Renaissance Hotel Downtown Washington D.C. often has great deals going on, whether for the weekend or for a single night. An incredible number of nearby attractions paired with lavish accommodations makes it especially appealing. Child services, an upscale bar and lounge, spa services, valet parking, attentive concierge, and a massive swimming pool and fitness gym begin a long list of perks available when staying.
Downtown Washington DC accommodations offer easy approach to the most important and most celebrated DC attractions. The National Mall is a massive chunk of green space that houses tribute monuments, memorials, museums, and much more, all of which relay some of the most important pieces of the country’s history. The Lincoln Memorial and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, among many other key sites, are easily reached from Washington DC hotels downtown. For a true luxury retreat, try out some of downtown’s most celebrated hotels such as Hotel Monaco or the State Plaza.
Anyone with a penchant for staying near the National Mall will appreciate the access gained when lodging at The Hotel George (pictured), a hip, modern lodging option in Capitol Hill’s business district. Though attractions within the National Mall are spread out as far as two miles, this hotel provides a quick walk to the outskirts and makes exploring a treat. Union Station is only three blocks away and plenty of restaurants surround it, providing indelible dining options. Stylish and hip, the Hotel George is one of the best boutique hotels in the area and is laden with excellent services such as upscale dining, concierge services, special wine and food events, and exceptional downtown Washington DC accommodations.
Cheap downtown DC hotels include the Embassy Inn, only a mile from the White House and just twelve blocks from the National Mall in downtown’s northwest area. Within a few blocks, guests reach Dupont Circle and the neighborhood’s popular Metro stop. The Embassy is one of the Washington DC hotels downtown that offer many great services for an affordable rate. Free hearty breakfasts, complimentary evening snacks, and free wireless Internet throughout the hotel are just some of the features. Well-maintained and equipped business facilities, 24-hour airport shuttle transportation, event catering, and concierge services for ticket and dinner reservations are all available. Hotel George’s downtown Washington DC accommodations are spacious and newly renovated.
Cheap downtown DC hotels, which are generally mid-range hotels, are relatively easy to find, especially when taking advantage of the many vacation deals offered by most downtown hotels. Getting a good deal on luxury downtown Washington DC accommodations isn’t that difficult either. The Renaissance Hotel Downtown Washington D.C. often has great deals going on, whether for the weekend or for a single night. An incredible number of nearby attractions paired with lavish accommodations makes it especially appealing. Child services, an upscale bar and lounge, spa services, valet parking, attentive concierge, and a massive swimming pool and fitness gym begin a long list of perks available when staying.
Downtown Washington DC accommodations offer easy approach to the most important and most celebrated DC attractions. The National Mall is a massive chunk of green space that houses tribute monuments, memorials, museums, and much more, all of which relay some of the most important pieces of the country’s history. The Lincoln Memorial and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, among many other key sites, are easily reached from Washington DC hotels downtown. For a true luxury retreat, try out some of downtown’s most celebrated hotels such as Hotel Monaco or the State Plaza.
District of Columbia Hotels
If you want to see some of the country's most enduring and iconic relics, then there is no better place to travel to than Washington DC. The attractions in Washington DC are so numerous that you can definitely lose yourself in them, which is part of the DC experience. Just wandering around the National Mall here offers the chance to explore the Lincoln Memorial, gaze up at the Washington Memorial, duck into one of the Smithsonian's free museums, and stand in reverence at the Vietnam Veterans War Memorial. Complimenting the many things to do and see in and around the National Mall, are the city's vibrant, historic and character-laden neighborhoods. The DC attractions, dining, entertainment and nightlife all combine to make a Washington DC vacation among the most rewarding in the country. Surely, though, days full of frolicking about Pennsylvania Avenue and DC's neighborhoods is going to tire you out at some point. That's where the Washington DC hotels come in.
From stylish and historic, to trendy and original, the hotels in DC might just offer the best selection you'll find in any one place. Those looking for elegance and amenities will find plenty of luxury hotels DC options, while those preferring to save money for other things can find an ample room at one of the discount hotels DC offers. While the discount hotels DC rates are higher than what you will generally find in other parts of the country, it helps that many top DC attractions are free. When you are choosing the Washington DC hotels that you will stay in, your main concern might just be how close you will be to what you want to see. Of course, if your budget is a bit tight, you might find that a good amount of the hotels in DC might be out of range. The surrounding cities in Maryland and Virginia will generally be a good bet for those seeking out discount hotels DC opportunities, but there are also some options closer to the National Mall and the U.S. Capitol Building. The Arlington hotels and Alexandria hotels on the Virginia side of the Potomac River are also worth considering for those researching the Washington DC hotels.
As history is a big draw for people visiting Washington DC, the best way to go may be to stay in one of the historic hotels DC provides. There are plenty of them, and staying at one near the National Mall or the White House, for example, helps to cement the historic notions that naturally swirl about here. Some of the historic hotels DC considerations are among the very best overall hotels in DC, no doubt due largely in part to their distinguished character. The Willard Hotel on Pennsylvania Avenue is among the most notable historic hotels DC candidates, but by no means does it completely distance itself from other worthy possibilities. Some of the historic Washington DC hotels can also be found on the most luxurious hotels DC list. Partly responsible for setting the luxury hotels DC selections apart from the more standard options is the level of service they provide. The Four Seasons Hotel in Georgetown, for example, definitely makes you feel special, and the additional services go a long way when you are worn out from a day of exploring all that Georgetown has to offer.
Besides New York City, it's hard to think of any other metropolis in the country that offers so many world-class museums as does Washington DC, which is part of why staying at one of the hotels in DC is so attractive. The National Gallery of Art, the National Museum of Natural History and the recently added International Spy Museum are just a few you might want to drop in on. If you have been to Washington DC already and think you have seen it all, new attractions, museums and memorials have recently come to fruition, and on the horizon, you can bet there are more waiting in the wings to debut. Maybe it's time you take a look at the hotels in DC again and come back to explore both what you've already seen, and what you will be seeing for the very first time. So book a couple days or more at one of the Washington DC hotels and come see this constantly changing, yet remarkably steadfast core of the United States. You'll be glad you did.
From stylish and historic, to trendy and original, the hotels in DC might just offer the best selection you'll find in any one place. Those looking for elegance and amenities will find plenty of luxury hotels DC options, while those preferring to save money for other things can find an ample room at one of the discount hotels DC offers. While the discount hotels DC rates are higher than what you will generally find in other parts of the country, it helps that many top DC attractions are free. When you are choosing the Washington DC hotels that you will stay in, your main concern might just be how close you will be to what you want to see. Of course, if your budget is a bit tight, you might find that a good amount of the hotels in DC might be out of range. The surrounding cities in Maryland and Virginia will generally be a good bet for those seeking out discount hotels DC opportunities, but there are also some options closer to the National Mall and the U.S. Capitol Building. The Arlington hotels and Alexandria hotels on the Virginia side of the Potomac River are also worth considering for those researching the Washington DC hotels.
As history is a big draw for people visiting Washington DC, the best way to go may be to stay in one of the historic hotels DC provides. There are plenty of them, and staying at one near the National Mall or the White House, for example, helps to cement the historic notions that naturally swirl about here. Some of the historic hotels DC considerations are among the very best overall hotels in DC, no doubt due largely in part to their distinguished character. The Willard Hotel on Pennsylvania Avenue is among the most notable historic hotels DC candidates, but by no means does it completely distance itself from other worthy possibilities. Some of the historic Washington DC hotels can also be found on the most luxurious hotels DC list. Partly responsible for setting the luxury hotels DC selections apart from the more standard options is the level of service they provide. The Four Seasons Hotel in Georgetown, for example, definitely makes you feel special, and the additional services go a long way when you are worn out from a day of exploring all that Georgetown has to offer.
Besides New York City, it's hard to think of any other metropolis in the country that offers so many world-class museums as does Washington DC, which is part of why staying at one of the hotels in DC is so attractive. The National Gallery of Art, the National Museum of Natural History and the recently added International Spy Museum are just a few you might want to drop in on. If you have been to Washington DC already and think you have seen it all, new attractions, museums and memorials have recently come to fruition, and on the horizon, you can bet there are more waiting in the wings to debut. Maybe it's time you take a look at the hotels in DC again and come back to explore both what you've already seen, and what you will be seeing for the very first time. So book a couple days or more at one of the Washington DC hotels and come see this constantly changing, yet remarkably steadfast core of the United States. You'll be glad you did.
Luxury Hotels in Washington DC
Washington DC is defined by world-class elegance. There are so many luxury hotels in Washington DC, it is difficult to narrow the options. One favorite is the Omni Shoreham Hotel, which, since 1930, has hosted world leaders and inaugural balls, making it a true Washington landmark. The Omni Shoreham Hotel, rated with four diamonds, is tucked away on eleven acres in the beautiful Rock Creek Park in northwest Washington DC, and many of the luxurious suites have peaceful park views.
Two blocks from The White House, the St. Regis Hotel is one of the most prestigious of Washington DC luxury hotels for royalty, presidents, and prime ministers. Since Calvin Coolidge cut the ceremonial ribbon in 1926, every American President has visited The St. Regis. Designed to resemble an Italian palace from the Renaissance era, the hotel is sumptuously decorated with antiques from Europe, classical Roman windows, Louis XVI chandeliers, and luxurious curtains of rose-colored weave. The St. Regis was recently named in Travel and Leisure"s Top 500 of the World"s Best Hotels for 2005.
Another standout among Washington DC luxury hotels, the Tudor-style Henley Park Hotel, offers visitors a European getaway experience. Over a hundred gargoyles and genuine leaded windows on the edifice reveal a welcoming interior. Given its fairly-tale ambience, topnotch service, and teas in the afternoon, it is no wonder that guests return again and again. The Henley Park"s critically-acclaimed restaurant, the Coeur de Lion, receives top ten ratings in the Zagat Survey for food, service and décor.
In addition to the more formal kind of luxury, Washington DC luxury hotels cater to trends. There are numerous boutique hotels with a more avant-garde or playful kind of abundance. If you like Hollywood glamour, jump into the limelight at the Hotel Helix, where vibrant interior design and Hollywood retro ambience greet you. Guests are not only pampered; they are treated like celebrities. Indulge in free champagne every night at Bubbly Hour, and enjoy the movie-themed delights in your luxury honor bar. The Helix Lounge throbs with energy and bold colors. Here, you can relax into the white leather gazebo or on the ottomans that light up when you sit down!
If you are a fan of fitness, gourmet cuisine or films, you may enjoy a specialty room at the Hotel Madera, another trendy boutique amongst luxury Washington DC hotels. Their Screening Rooms feature well-appointed libraries of DVDs. Their Cardio Rooms have individual stationary bikes and treadmills. If you love to cook, book a Nosh Room and enjoy a sensual culinary feast.
Perhaps the one of the most adventurous of luxury Washington DC hotels is Hotel Rouge off Logan Circle. "Sign in" to a Chat Room with a high-speed computer terminal. "Dine in" one of the Chow Rooms offering well-appointed kitchenettes, perfect for entertaining or extended stays. Or "hide out" in a Chill Room, featuring state-of-the-art relaxation with flat-screen TVs and Sony PlayStations. Of course, the color red rules in the décor, and Bloody Marys are complimentary in the morning.
For a restful retreat from DC's bustle, try The Topaz Hotel, a tranquil oasis of positive energy. Seamlessly weaving Eastern culture with sleek, modern design, The Topaz is a gentle yin to DC's vibrant yang. Stay in one of the Energy Rooms, with your choice of a recumbent bike, V bike, or elliptical edger. Or try a Yoga Room, featuring a Yoga nook and mirror, yoga amenities, and complimentary bottled water. In the morning, enjoy complimentary energy drinks at Power Hour. With all these luxury hotels in Washington DC available, when you stay in the heart of the free world, you really can have it your way!
Two blocks from The White House, the St. Regis Hotel is one of the most prestigious of Washington DC luxury hotels for royalty, presidents, and prime ministers. Since Calvin Coolidge cut the ceremonial ribbon in 1926, every American President has visited The St. Regis. Designed to resemble an Italian palace from the Renaissance era, the hotel is sumptuously decorated with antiques from Europe, classical Roman windows, Louis XVI chandeliers, and luxurious curtains of rose-colored weave. The St. Regis was recently named in Travel and Leisure"s Top 500 of the World"s Best Hotels for 2005.
Another standout among Washington DC luxury hotels, the Tudor-style Henley Park Hotel, offers visitors a European getaway experience. Over a hundred gargoyles and genuine leaded windows on the edifice reveal a welcoming interior. Given its fairly-tale ambience, topnotch service, and teas in the afternoon, it is no wonder that guests return again and again. The Henley Park"s critically-acclaimed restaurant, the Coeur de Lion, receives top ten ratings in the Zagat Survey for food, service and décor.
In addition to the more formal kind of luxury, Washington DC luxury hotels cater to trends. There are numerous boutique hotels with a more avant-garde or playful kind of abundance. If you like Hollywood glamour, jump into the limelight at the Hotel Helix, where vibrant interior design and Hollywood retro ambience greet you. Guests are not only pampered; they are treated like celebrities. Indulge in free champagne every night at Bubbly Hour, and enjoy the movie-themed delights in your luxury honor bar. The Helix Lounge throbs with energy and bold colors. Here, you can relax into the white leather gazebo or on the ottomans that light up when you sit down!
If you are a fan of fitness, gourmet cuisine or films, you may enjoy a specialty room at the Hotel Madera, another trendy boutique amongst luxury Washington DC hotels. Their Screening Rooms feature well-appointed libraries of DVDs. Their Cardio Rooms have individual stationary bikes and treadmills. If you love to cook, book a Nosh Room and enjoy a sensual culinary feast.
Perhaps the one of the most adventurous of luxury Washington DC hotels is Hotel Rouge off Logan Circle. "Sign in" to a Chat Room with a high-speed computer terminal. "Dine in" one of the Chow Rooms offering well-appointed kitchenettes, perfect for entertaining or extended stays. Or "hide out" in a Chill Room, featuring state-of-the-art relaxation with flat-screen TVs and Sony PlayStations. Of course, the color red rules in the décor, and Bloody Marys are complimentary in the morning.
For a restful retreat from DC's bustle, try The Topaz Hotel, a tranquil oasis of positive energy. Seamlessly weaving Eastern culture with sleek, modern design, The Topaz is a gentle yin to DC's vibrant yang. Stay in one of the Energy Rooms, with your choice of a recumbent bike, V bike, or elliptical edger. Or try a Yoga Room, featuring a Yoga nook and mirror, yoga amenities, and complimentary bottled water. In the morning, enjoy complimentary energy drinks at Power Hour. With all these luxury hotels in Washington DC available, when you stay in the heart of the free world, you really can have it your way!
Adams Morgan Hotels in DC
Adams Morgan hotels come in a range of styles and rankings, offering as much of a mixed bag as the neighborhood's ethnic diversity does. The best hotels in Adams Morgan DC are usually chosen by two distinctly different tourist types—the first is by those looking for a spot close to the best nightlife options, and the second is by those looking for a budget hotel in a quiet area close to the prominent art-focused attractions. Whether you're heading into Adams Morgan to get away from the more conventional areas of DC, or you're just looking for a good party, Adams Morgan DC accommodations play host to a wide range of visitors.
Boasting an authentic Victorian design and 100-year-old history, Adam’s Inn (pictured) is located in a peaceful residential area ideal for guests seeking respite from the busy entertainment district. Cozy and welcoming, Adam's Inn DC is a 26-room inn offering access to public transportation and parking as well. Each inn room has wireless Internet, air conditioning, and daily continental breakfast. A small business meeting room is available as well as basic business services. Similar to many of DC’s bed and breakfasts in size, and one of the top small Adams Morgan DC accommodations, guests enjoy private quarters with the advantage of socializing with other guests in the homey environment. Comfort and personal attention are highlights in this modern neighborhood getaway.
Though there aren’t as many Adams Morgan hotels as there are other hotels in nearby, larger, neighborhoods, there is still a good array of lodging options that are ideal for many budgets. Adams Morgan DC accommodations at The Windsor Inn are a mere fifteen-minute walk from the White House. The old building has plenty of charm and the staff complement this charm perfectly with friendly, helpful service. The outdoor patio is flanked by a garden and in full bloom during the spring and summer. Dining options are abundant and the walk through the mature, tree-lined streets to points of interest is pleasant and features many charming old homes.
Adams Morgan hotels such as the Carlyle Suites hotel are on the outskirts of the trendy neighborhood, placing them in the center of key attractions like the neighboring district of Georgetown. As one of the best hotels in Adams Morgan DC for its location, Carlyle Suites affords a wider area of interest where many neighborhoods can be explored in just one day. This bodes favorable for those with limited time to enjoy the many things to do in Washington DC. A favorite of DC boutique hotels, the Carlyle fits the fashionable backdrop of Adams Morgan and presents trend-setting art-deco adornments and sleek, modern amenities. Slick marble floors, shiny brass details, and contemporary fixtures are noticeable throughout. Inside rooms, flat-screen TVs, high-speed Internet, and a handy Laptop Exchange comprise the hotel’s technological elements. Onsite dining, a complimentary fitness center pass, and Tempur-Pedic beds king and queen beds top off the amenities.
Staying near Meridian Hills Park in Adams Morgan is a great way to relish in the natural spaces Washington DC offers. It's perfect for a morning or evening jog or walk and is filled with attractions such as stone carvings and small waterfalls. Staying close to the heart of the neighborhood yields great access to the best bars and clubs in Adams Morgan. The location makes for easy route home too. Some of the best hotels in Adams Morgan DC offer complimentary breakfasts, which are a really welcome convenience if the night before extends into the wee hours.
Boasting an authentic Victorian design and 100-year-old history, Adam’s Inn (pictured) is located in a peaceful residential area ideal for guests seeking respite from the busy entertainment district. Cozy and welcoming, Adam's Inn DC is a 26-room inn offering access to public transportation and parking as well. Each inn room has wireless Internet, air conditioning, and daily continental breakfast. A small business meeting room is available as well as basic business services. Similar to many of DC’s bed and breakfasts in size, and one of the top small Adams Morgan DC accommodations, guests enjoy private quarters with the advantage of socializing with other guests in the homey environment. Comfort and personal attention are highlights in this modern neighborhood getaway.
Though there aren’t as many Adams Morgan hotels as there are other hotels in nearby, larger, neighborhoods, there is still a good array of lodging options that are ideal for many budgets. Adams Morgan DC accommodations at The Windsor Inn are a mere fifteen-minute walk from the White House. The old building has plenty of charm and the staff complement this charm perfectly with friendly, helpful service. The outdoor patio is flanked by a garden and in full bloom during the spring and summer. Dining options are abundant and the walk through the mature, tree-lined streets to points of interest is pleasant and features many charming old homes.
Adams Morgan hotels such as the Carlyle Suites hotel are on the outskirts of the trendy neighborhood, placing them in the center of key attractions like the neighboring district of Georgetown. As one of the best hotels in Adams Morgan DC for its location, Carlyle Suites affords a wider area of interest where many neighborhoods can be explored in just one day. This bodes favorable for those with limited time to enjoy the many things to do in Washington DC. A favorite of DC boutique hotels, the Carlyle fits the fashionable backdrop of Adams Morgan and presents trend-setting art-deco adornments and sleek, modern amenities. Slick marble floors, shiny brass details, and contemporary fixtures are noticeable throughout. Inside rooms, flat-screen TVs, high-speed Internet, and a handy Laptop Exchange comprise the hotel’s technological elements. Onsite dining, a complimentary fitness center pass, and Tempur-Pedic beds king and queen beds top off the amenities.
Staying near Meridian Hills Park in Adams Morgan is a great way to relish in the natural spaces Washington DC offers. It's perfect for a morning or evening jog or walk and is filled with attractions such as stone carvings and small waterfalls. Staying close to the heart of the neighborhood yields great access to the best bars and clubs in Adams Morgan. The location makes for easy route home too. Some of the best hotels in Adams Morgan DC offer complimentary breakfasts, which are a really welcome convenience if the night before extends into the wee hours.
Historic Hotel in Washington DC
Most people, when they visit the nation's capital, do so to more deeply appreciate history. So why not stay at a historic hotel in Washington DC to add to your experience? There are many hotels in Washington DC areas that pride themselves on their historic value, not the least of which is The Hay-Adams. The Hay-Adams, located across from the White House, holds a special place in Washington DC. This historic hotel Washington DC so loves takes its name from earlier residents of its site: John Hay, private assistant to President Abraham Lincoln and later secretary of state, and Henry Adams, an acclaimed author and descendant of U.S. Presidents John Adams and John Quincy Adams.
As were these presidential homes, the Hay Adams has long been a favored place for gatherings in the nation's capital. Guests enjoy its unparalleled views of the White House, Lafayette Square and St. John"s Church. Opulent interior design, featuring decorative fireplaces, ornate plaster ceiling moldings and balconies, make these suites among the world"s finest. Selected in 2004 by Forbes as one of the "World's Best Hotel Bars," Off The Record at the Hay-Adams is Washington"s place to be seen.
If you happen to visit DC during the holidays, try the Morrison Clark, a famous boutique hotel Washington DC loves. A Victorian mansion located in the heart of the city, Morrison-Clark is the only inn in the nation"s capital to be listed on the Register of Historic Places, making it an intimate historic hotel Washington DC visitors love. Built in 1864, each of the rooms is furnished with genuine antiques, some with fireplaces made from Italian marble. Featuring decorations a century old, all suites have period headboards, chandeliers, luxurious wardrobes and sumptuous curtains. Conde Nast Traveler has named the Morrison-Clark Inn's restaurant among Washington's best, and the wine list has been honored with The Wine Spectator"s Award of Excellence for five straight years.
Another of the famous historic hotels in Washington DC area is the Willard InterContinental, just two blocks from the National Mall. Since its historic opening in 1850, the Willard InterContinental Washington has been a preferred location for tourists, whether American or from abroad. Considered the "Grand Dame of American Hotels" by many, and the "Crown Jewel of Pennsylvania Avenue" by many others, the Willard InterContinental plays a major role in the political and social culture of Washington DC. The Willard recently opened a spa, offering men and women's steam and sauna rooms and a wide range of restorative massage, facial and hydrotherapy body treatments.
Having recently completed an exciting $10 million guest room renovation, The Renaissance Mayflower nonetheless retains its prominence as a favored historic hotel in Washington DC. The largest luxury Washington DC hotel, this national landmark is a member of Historic Hotels of America and is located in the heart of Washington's business district. Because of its close proximity to the White House, the hotel is often referred to as the Washington DC White House Hotel. However, it is also close to the monuments and museums, and is within walking distance of the city"s most esteemed restaurants and shops.
These are but a few of the more well-known and well-located choices of hotels in Washington DC area. You may also wish to try the lovely boutique hotel Washington DC knows as The Churchill near Dupont Circle, or the Aaron Shipman House if you prefer the intimacy of a Victorian bed and breakfast. Let your nation's history surround you as you explore Washington DC!
As were these presidential homes, the Hay Adams has long been a favored place for gatherings in the nation's capital. Guests enjoy its unparalleled views of the White House, Lafayette Square and St. John"s Church. Opulent interior design, featuring decorative fireplaces, ornate plaster ceiling moldings and balconies, make these suites among the world"s finest. Selected in 2004 by Forbes as one of the "World's Best Hotel Bars," Off The Record at the Hay-Adams is Washington"s place to be seen.
If you happen to visit DC during the holidays, try the Morrison Clark, a famous boutique hotel Washington DC loves. A Victorian mansion located in the heart of the city, Morrison-Clark is the only inn in the nation"s capital to be listed on the Register of Historic Places, making it an intimate historic hotel Washington DC visitors love. Built in 1864, each of the rooms is furnished with genuine antiques, some with fireplaces made from Italian marble. Featuring decorations a century old, all suites have period headboards, chandeliers, luxurious wardrobes and sumptuous curtains. Conde Nast Traveler has named the Morrison-Clark Inn's restaurant among Washington's best, and the wine list has been honored with The Wine Spectator"s Award of Excellence for five straight years.
Another of the famous historic hotels in Washington DC area is the Willard InterContinental, just two blocks from the National Mall. Since its historic opening in 1850, the Willard InterContinental Washington has been a preferred location for tourists, whether American or from abroad. Considered the "Grand Dame of American Hotels" by many, and the "Crown Jewel of Pennsylvania Avenue" by many others, the Willard InterContinental plays a major role in the political and social culture of Washington DC. The Willard recently opened a spa, offering men and women's steam and sauna rooms and a wide range of restorative massage, facial and hydrotherapy body treatments.
Having recently completed an exciting $10 million guest room renovation, The Renaissance Mayflower nonetheless retains its prominence as a favored historic hotel in Washington DC. The largest luxury Washington DC hotel, this national landmark is a member of Historic Hotels of America and is located in the heart of Washington's business district. Because of its close proximity to the White House, the hotel is often referred to as the Washington DC White House Hotel. However, it is also close to the monuments and museums, and is within walking distance of the city"s most esteemed restaurants and shops.
These are but a few of the more well-known and well-located choices of hotels in Washington DC area. You may also wish to try the lovely boutique hotel Washington DC knows as The Churchill near Dupont Circle, or the Aaron Shipman House if you prefer the intimacy of a Victorian bed and breakfast. Let your nation's history surround you as you explore Washington DC!
Boutique Hotels in DC
Boutique hotels in DC create distinct lodging options for discerning guests and those with a desire for accommodation that stands out from the usual hotel scene. Washington DC boutique hotels are often the real stars of this city's hotels. Unique, modern design and attentive guest services present an industry that knows exactly how to appeal to visitors. The city is represented by boutique headliners such as Hotel Monaco and the Willard Hotel, both which set the standard for DC boutique lodging throughout downtown, Dupont Circle, and other cultured DC areas.
Hotel Madera (pictured) is one of the most illustrious Washington DC boutique hotels. It is an exclusive Kimpton Hotel property in Dupont Circle that has many perks to flaunt. Only steps from the heart of downtown near a host of cultural venues, Hotel Madera is a treasure. Close by, attractions and sights such as the White House, Washington Monument, and the Kennedy Center can provide places to see during the day, while in the evening guests have a host of entertainment options to choose from inside the hotel and steps away. Eco-friendly in nature, Hotel Madera is distinctly engaged in limiting its environmental impact. Classic service, a popular KimptonKids program, in-room spa services, and a pet-friendly designation create an alluring hotel choice. Several vacation deals make the nightly rate easy to swallow.
Topaz Hotel is another Kimpton property and a unique option for anyone looking for boutique hotels in DC. This hotel exhibits a comprehensive post-modern feel paired with a little bit of Eastern culture and a lot of luxury. Buddhist philosophy is exampled in many of the simplistic furnishings exhibiting a Zen feel throughout. Exotic patterns, furniture, and even an mystical mindset play on all aspects of the hotel. Ideal for honeymoons and other romantic getaways, Topaz offers an conscientious concierge, a vast business center, indulgent spa services, and a signature Morning Power Hour filled with sumptuous energy breakfasts, valet parking, customized lodging preferences, and pet-friendly rooms. There is also a restaurant and bar that is as enchanting as the rest of the hotel.
The Churchhill is another of the Washington DC boutique hotels worth considering when in the market for swanky accommodations. Within Dupont Circle and close to Adams Morgan, The Churchill has hosted politicians, diplomats, and other notable guests. Ample space in each guest rooms exemplifies dedication to comfort while a slew of excellent guest services illustrates commitment to hospitality. More than 170 rooms, with 82 suites makes the Churchill a contender as a suites hotel where ample square footage includes separate living and sleeping quarters with both city and courtyard views. A business center, fitness center, and the onsite grill and lounge create many options for several needs. From 1906 through to the new millennium, DC boutique lodging at the Churchill appeals to all types of travelers looking for exceptional comfort.
The best boutique hotels in DC cover a wide range of needs and wants. A winning combination includes a location near many attractions, luxury hospitality that doesn’t miss a beat, and competitive rates that are ideal for both business and family vacations. A backdrop rich with ingenuity and laden with convenience are more attributes of many DC boutique lodging options. Sleek, contemporary, and utterly fashionable, these hotel jewels light up the hotel industry and pave the way for more innovation in hospitality.
Hotel Madera (pictured) is one of the most illustrious Washington DC boutique hotels. It is an exclusive Kimpton Hotel property in Dupont Circle that has many perks to flaunt. Only steps from the heart of downtown near a host of cultural venues, Hotel Madera is a treasure. Close by, attractions and sights such as the White House, Washington Monument, and the Kennedy Center can provide places to see during the day, while in the evening guests have a host of entertainment options to choose from inside the hotel and steps away. Eco-friendly in nature, Hotel Madera is distinctly engaged in limiting its environmental impact. Classic service, a popular KimptonKids program, in-room spa services, and a pet-friendly designation create an alluring hotel choice. Several vacation deals make the nightly rate easy to swallow.
Topaz Hotel is another Kimpton property and a unique option for anyone looking for boutique hotels in DC. This hotel exhibits a comprehensive post-modern feel paired with a little bit of Eastern culture and a lot of luxury. Buddhist philosophy is exampled in many of the simplistic furnishings exhibiting a Zen feel throughout. Exotic patterns, furniture, and even an mystical mindset play on all aspects of the hotel. Ideal for honeymoons and other romantic getaways, Topaz offers an conscientious concierge, a vast business center, indulgent spa services, and a signature Morning Power Hour filled with sumptuous energy breakfasts, valet parking, customized lodging preferences, and pet-friendly rooms. There is also a restaurant and bar that is as enchanting as the rest of the hotel.
The Churchhill is another of the Washington DC boutique hotels worth considering when in the market for swanky accommodations. Within Dupont Circle and close to Adams Morgan, The Churchill has hosted politicians, diplomats, and other notable guests. Ample space in each guest rooms exemplifies dedication to comfort while a slew of excellent guest services illustrates commitment to hospitality. More than 170 rooms, with 82 suites makes the Churchill a contender as a suites hotel where ample square footage includes separate living and sleeping quarters with both city and courtyard views. A business center, fitness center, and the onsite grill and lounge create many options for several needs. From 1906 through to the new millennium, DC boutique lodging at the Churchill appeals to all types of travelers looking for exceptional comfort.
The best boutique hotels in DC cover a wide range of needs and wants. A winning combination includes a location near many attractions, luxury hospitality that doesn’t miss a beat, and competitive rates that are ideal for both business and family vacations. A backdrop rich with ingenuity and laden with convenience are more attributes of many DC boutique lodging options. Sleek, contemporary, and utterly fashionable, these hotel jewels light up the hotel industry and pave the way for more innovation in hospitality.
Discount Hotels in Washington DC
Washington DC is one of the most exciting cities in the world. Spanning a large metropolitan area in two states with a federal district at its center, it is a large place. Some neighborhoods are notoriously safer than others. When looking for cheap Washington DC hotels, you really must consider location. How secure are you with an inner city, very urban environment? Our city can be tough, so when choosing discount hotels Washington DC visitors generally are best to stick to the Northwest quadrant, or the area ten blocks around Capitol Hill. That is not to say there aren"t great cheap hotels in Washington DC elsewhere, there are - and there are many in the Virginia and Maryland suburbs along the Metro lines - it is just that most people feel safe in Northwest DC and Capitol Hill area. Security is important in DC, to help you relax and take in the very power and history of the place.
Finding cheap Washington DC hotels can be difficult when you don"t know the city. Some people prefer to stick with nationwide hotel brands they trust. There are many discount hotels Washington DC visitors enjoy, but if you want familiarity, check out the great rates at the Holiday Inn, which has four good city locations - Capitol Hill, Central/White House, On the Hill, and Georgetown. They have comfortable, upscale rooms in prime locations for walking to the sights, starting at around $110. The Courtyard by Marriott also has several reliable locations in town, with similar discount rates. They are located on Embassy Row, Capitol Hill Navy Yard, and in Northwest DC.
If you are looking for really cheap Washington DC hotels, and don"t mind a slightly more communal feel, check out the Kalorama Guest House near Woodley Park. It has 19 units, 12 of which have private bathrooms, and it is only $75 to $100 to get a room with private bath, $55 to $75 for a double room with a shared bath. Their location is prime, especially if you plan to enjoy Dupont Circle, Adams Morgan and the Zoo.
There are quite a few gorgeous and historic discount hotels in Washington DC worth mentioning. One is the Capitol Hill-based Phoenix Park, modeled after an Irish manor and located across the street from Union Station and the US Capitol building. Rooms there begin around $115, and are luxuriously appointed in Celtic Style. The Phoenix Park is home to the famous Dubliner, where you can enjoy ales and food and jovial Irish music until the wee hours, if you like.
Another of the good discount hotels in Washington DC is the Washington Plaza Hotel on Thomas Circle. This is an excellent location for enjoying the downtown area itself, as well as the Dupont Circle scene, which is not far away. Rates here begin around $115 as well. Whilst it is hard to find really cheap hotels in Washington DC, it is not hard to find a wonderful space decently priced. If you are a shopper, you might consider the Georgetown Suites, nestled in the heart of the historic shopping and dining district on the canal. Suites here begin at around $120, which is not too bad considering their privately designed spaces and their prime location in the thick of it all. There are many reasonably cheap hotels in Washington, DC, but if you stick with these, you are sure to have a positive experience while visiting this intense town!
Finding cheap Washington DC hotels can be difficult when you don"t know the city. Some people prefer to stick with nationwide hotel brands they trust. There are many discount hotels Washington DC visitors enjoy, but if you want familiarity, check out the great rates at the Holiday Inn, which has four good city locations - Capitol Hill, Central/White House, On the Hill, and Georgetown. They have comfortable, upscale rooms in prime locations for walking to the sights, starting at around $110. The Courtyard by Marriott also has several reliable locations in town, with similar discount rates. They are located on Embassy Row, Capitol Hill Navy Yard, and in Northwest DC.
If you are looking for really cheap Washington DC hotels, and don"t mind a slightly more communal feel, check out the Kalorama Guest House near Woodley Park. It has 19 units, 12 of which have private bathrooms, and it is only $75 to $100 to get a room with private bath, $55 to $75 for a double room with a shared bath. Their location is prime, especially if you plan to enjoy Dupont Circle, Adams Morgan and the Zoo.
There are quite a few gorgeous and historic discount hotels in Washington DC worth mentioning. One is the Capitol Hill-based Phoenix Park, modeled after an Irish manor and located across the street from Union Station and the US Capitol building. Rooms there begin around $115, and are luxuriously appointed in Celtic Style. The Phoenix Park is home to the famous Dubliner, where you can enjoy ales and food and jovial Irish music until the wee hours, if you like.
Another of the good discount hotels in Washington DC is the Washington Plaza Hotel on Thomas Circle. This is an excellent location for enjoying the downtown area itself, as well as the Dupont Circle scene, which is not far away. Rates here begin around $115 as well. Whilst it is hard to find really cheap hotels in Washington DC, it is not hard to find a wonderful space decently priced. If you are a shopper, you might consider the Georgetown Suites, nestled in the heart of the historic shopping and dining district on the canal. Suites here begin at around $120, which is not too bad considering their privately designed spaces and their prime location in the thick of it all. There are many reasonably cheap hotels in Washington, DC, but if you stick with these, you are sure to have a positive experience while visiting this intense town!
Hotels in DC Area
When exploring the nation's capital city, where to stay can be an overwhelming decision, given the enormous number of great choices for lodging in Washington DC. Whether you want a grand, historical luxury hotel, or just cheap hotels in Washington DC, DC lodging options are plentiful. There are also accessible hotels in Washington DC's neighboring states Virginia and Maryland. If proximity to major attractions is most important to you, consider hotels in DC areas downtown near Capitol Hill and the National Mall. If you'd rather stay somewhere with a more home-like feel, try the Woodley Park or Dupont Circle neighborhoods. And if you crave a wide range of shops, boutiques, and antique dealerships, Georgetown is probably for you. If you want to feel the very power pulse of the city's political culture, stay on Capitol Hill near Union Station.
One stop for power players and tourists alike is the Phoenix Park Hotel, just two blocks from the Capitol building. The Phoenix resembles an Irish manor house from the 1700's, down to its antique furniture and fine wood craftsmanship. Politicians migrate here, including guests Dick Cheney, John Kerry, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Dennis Hastert, and Howard Dean. Among hotels in Washington DC, the Phoenix Park is known as the center of Irish hospitality. The hotel's internationally renowned Dubliner Restaurant and Pub is one of Capitol Hill"s most popular and boisterous bars.
Quintessentially Washingtonian amongst hotels in DC area, the Watergate Hotel offers a unique lodging experience in its beautiful location along the Potomac next to the Kennedy Center. The Watergate Complex features a variety of upscale boutiques and shops. Guests should also make an excursion to nearby Georgetown to the selection of specialty shops, boutiques, and stores there.
Another standout for DC lodging, The Jefferson's Beaux-Arts-inspired historic hotel enjoys a central location in the nation's capital. Just four blocks from the White House, the property debuted in 1923, and displays its collection of vital manuscripts signed by Thomas Jefferson. The dining room at The Jefferson has always been favored by Washington's power elite, among them heads of state, presidents and celebrities from around the world. Cozy, intimate, a lit by a crackling fire, The Jefferson's Lounge's decor features many historic prints and caricatures from the 18th century and beyond.
When The Madison first opened its doors in 1963, President Kennedy christened the hotel as "Washington's Correct Address." The Madison has since been honored to host every President since, proving the President's assertion and the hotel's esteem. Every guest at The Madison is treated like family. Even the doormen here are historical institutions, having been in service for over forty years. They have their own followings, and a wealth of history to share. The Madison's fine dining room, The Federalist, modeled after Dolley Madison's parlor, is a staple amongst Washington insiders, featuring American fare from local producers.
If you are traveling with pets and seek lodging in Washington DC, try the stylish Hotel Monaco, which occupies what was once Washington DC's General Post Office Built in 1839 by Robert Mills, the same architect to design the Washington Monument, The Monaco is a completely renovated Registered National Landmark all-marble building. Lofty, arched ceilings define the luxurious space in each guest room, combined with highly selective, yet varied, interior design and furnishings. Like visitors from another time, enter through the carriageway and dine on the courtyard at the Poste-Modern Brasserie, after you enjoy complimentary wines at the evening welcoming party. In addition to having pet food on its room service menu, the Monaco provides dog walking maps and disposable walking bags, and even provides and cares for a complimentary goldfish to keep you company in your room!
These are but a sampling of tried and true hotels in Washington DC, and their rates vary. Cheap hotels in Washington DC do exist, but if money is your primary concern, you might want to look to the Maryland and Virginia suburbs along the Metro lines.
One stop for power players and tourists alike is the Phoenix Park Hotel, just two blocks from the Capitol building. The Phoenix resembles an Irish manor house from the 1700's, down to its antique furniture and fine wood craftsmanship. Politicians migrate here, including guests Dick Cheney, John Kerry, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Dennis Hastert, and Howard Dean. Among hotels in Washington DC, the Phoenix Park is known as the center of Irish hospitality. The hotel's internationally renowned Dubliner Restaurant and Pub is one of Capitol Hill"s most popular and boisterous bars.
Quintessentially Washingtonian amongst hotels in DC area, the Watergate Hotel offers a unique lodging experience in its beautiful location along the Potomac next to the Kennedy Center. The Watergate Complex features a variety of upscale boutiques and shops. Guests should also make an excursion to nearby Georgetown to the selection of specialty shops, boutiques, and stores there.
Another standout for DC lodging, The Jefferson's Beaux-Arts-inspired historic hotel enjoys a central location in the nation's capital. Just four blocks from the White House, the property debuted in 1923, and displays its collection of vital manuscripts signed by Thomas Jefferson. The dining room at The Jefferson has always been favored by Washington's power elite, among them heads of state, presidents and celebrities from around the world. Cozy, intimate, a lit by a crackling fire, The Jefferson's Lounge's decor features many historic prints and caricatures from the 18th century and beyond.
When The Madison first opened its doors in 1963, President Kennedy christened the hotel as "Washington's Correct Address." The Madison has since been honored to host every President since, proving the President's assertion and the hotel's esteem. Every guest at The Madison is treated like family. Even the doormen here are historical institutions, having been in service for over forty years. They have their own followings, and a wealth of history to share. The Madison's fine dining room, The Federalist, modeled after Dolley Madison's parlor, is a staple amongst Washington insiders, featuring American fare from local producers.
If you are traveling with pets and seek lodging in Washington DC, try the stylish Hotel Monaco, which occupies what was once Washington DC's General Post Office Built in 1839 by Robert Mills, the same architect to design the Washington Monument, The Monaco is a completely renovated Registered National Landmark all-marble building. Lofty, arched ceilings define the luxurious space in each guest room, combined with highly selective, yet varied, interior design and furnishings. Like visitors from another time, enter through the carriageway and dine on the courtyard at the Poste-Modern Brasserie, after you enjoy complimentary wines at the evening welcoming party. In addition to having pet food on its room service menu, the Monaco provides dog walking maps and disposable walking bags, and even provides and cares for a complimentary goldfish to keep you company in your room!
These are but a sampling of tried and true hotels in Washington DC, and their rates vary. Cheap hotels in Washington DC do exist, but if money is your primary concern, you might want to look to the Maryland and Virginia suburbs along the Metro lines.
Day Trip in Washington DC
A trip through the United States capital city can be a whirlwind of historical landmarks and sightseeing. Washington DC day trips offer views of some of the most prominent buildings in United States history, and Washington DC day tours can also be incredibly informative. Since there is so much to see in the city, Washington DC day trips through the downtown and historic districts have been broken into two separate day trips.
The Capitol
Start at the Capitol Building, and leave time to enjoy the structure thoroughly. Next, head over to the Supreme Court building, followed by the Library of Congress, the Folger Shakespeare Library and Garden, the US Botanic Garden, and the National Gallery of Art. After enjoying some lunch, spend the rest of the afternoon at the National Postal Museum and Union Station. You can also save your tour of the Washington Monument for last. Moonlight Tours of the monument are available nightly, and many travelers feel that the monument is actually most impressive when viewed by the evening light.
Smithsonian
Washington DC day trips for travelers interested in checking out the famous Smithsonian Museum can center on the enormous museum and all of the thousands upon thousands of artifacts housed in its archives. Although this may take much of a day, travelers can also visit the nearby Hirshhorn Museum Sculpture Garden, the National Air and Space Museum, and National Archives on their Washington DC day tours. Washington DC day tours can also continue along to the International Spy Museum, if you still have energy left from the busy day.
Annapolis
A perfect day trip from Washington DC, the city of Annapolis features more than 1,500 restored and preserved buildings. A walking tour of the area is often the best way to see all of the great downtown attractions in the city. On this day trip from Washington DC, be sure to stop by the Chase Lloyd-House, the Hammond-Harwood House, the William Paca House, the State House and the U.S. Naval Academy. There is also some unique shopping to enjoy in Annapolis, including the Pennsylvania Dutch Farmers Market and the Annapolis Harbour Center.
Harpers Ferry
A popular day trip from Washington DC is a trip to Harper’s Ferry. Located in West Virginia, Harpers Ferry is the historic site of John Brown’s attempt to incite a slave riot. Although the attempt was unsuccessful, the town remains a memorable site for this reason and many others. The Gettysburg National Park and Antietam National Battlefield are both located nearby and are favorites for touring, as well. Mother Seton’s Shrine and the Rose Hill Manor are also popular attractions in Harpers Ferry.
Although there is quite a lot to fit into a trip to Washington DC, a trip to almost anywhere in the area will be well worth the time taken to get there.
The Capitol
Start at the Capitol Building, and leave time to enjoy the structure thoroughly. Next, head over to the Supreme Court building, followed by the Library of Congress, the Folger Shakespeare Library and Garden, the US Botanic Garden, and the National Gallery of Art. After enjoying some lunch, spend the rest of the afternoon at the National Postal Museum and Union Station. You can also save your tour of the Washington Monument for last. Moonlight Tours of the monument are available nightly, and many travelers feel that the monument is actually most impressive when viewed by the evening light.
Smithsonian
Washington DC day trips for travelers interested in checking out the famous Smithsonian Museum can center on the enormous museum and all of the thousands upon thousands of artifacts housed in its archives. Although this may take much of a day, travelers can also visit the nearby Hirshhorn Museum Sculpture Garden, the National Air and Space Museum, and National Archives on their Washington DC day tours. Washington DC day tours can also continue along to the International Spy Museum, if you still have energy left from the busy day.
Annapolis
A perfect day trip from Washington DC, the city of Annapolis features more than 1,500 restored and preserved buildings. A walking tour of the area is often the best way to see all of the great downtown attractions in the city. On this day trip from Washington DC, be sure to stop by the Chase Lloyd-House, the Hammond-Harwood House, the William Paca House, the State House and the U.S. Naval Academy. There is also some unique shopping to enjoy in Annapolis, including the Pennsylvania Dutch Farmers Market and the Annapolis Harbour Center.
Harpers Ferry
A popular day trip from Washington DC is a trip to Harper’s Ferry. Located in West Virginia, Harpers Ferry is the historic site of John Brown’s attempt to incite a slave riot. Although the attempt was unsuccessful, the town remains a memorable site for this reason and many others. The Gettysburg National Park and Antietam National Battlefield are both located nearby and are favorites for touring, as well. Mother Seton’s Shrine and the Rose Hill Manor are also popular attractions in Harpers Ferry.
Although there is quite a lot to fit into a trip to Washington DC, a trip to almost anywhere in the area will be well worth the time taken to get there.
Vacation Rentals in Washington DC
Washington DC vacation rentals are the perfect accommodation choice for family vacations. They are available in fantastic locations all around the city, from bustling, centrally located areas to quieter residential neighborhoods. DC vacation house rentals offer peace of mind for dozens of good reasons. Privacy is a top attribute and something most travelers treasure. No walking through hotel hallways, meeting and greeting a doorman every day, or listening to neighbors between paper-thin walls.
Discount DC vacation rentals are ideal for budget travelers who want the convenience of staying in a private home, but don’t have excessive resources to fork out. While a full home might still be expensive, discount DC vacations rentals are also available as spacious townhomes, condos, and apartments that provide just about as many pluses as a private house. Depending on the time of year, there are many vacation deals available for all property types, just don’t try snagging a bargain during the Cherry Blossom Festival or Fourth of July.
Washington DC vacation rentals within the neighborhood of Dupont Circle offer great access to many top attractions. With quick walking distance to many major sites, you’ll feel as comfortable as if in your own home. Walk to the National Mall and explore the Vietnam Veterans Memorial or the National Gallery of Art. In a few minutes, reach the White House or a host of dining options. Dupont Circle is known for hosting a large array of Washington DC vacation rentals in the form of historic rowhouses that are modern, spacious, and feature plenty of luxurious details.
Most common vacation homes have roughly 1,200 square feet of living space with full baths, multiple bedrooms, fully equipped kitchens, family rooms, and a small yard if you’re lucky. Some vacation rentals even offer parking for rental transportation, free wireless Internet, cable or satellite TV, and fold-out sofas to accommodate additional family members or guests. Discount DC vacation rentals can be found for less than many District of Columbia hotels cost per night. Search for options on the internet or through travel agents to find a suitable option. Be sure to analyze the location and nearby attractions as well as Metro capabilities before committing to a rental.
DC vacation house rentals are available in historic Georgetown and Little Rome in Brooklyn in the Northeast. The Northwest is also home to many DC vacation house rentals with perks like many close by, upscale amenities. The corridor along Connecticut Avenue is filled with lovely parks and a plenty of great architecture to explore, including the Washington National Cathedral. Capital Hill and East of the River in the Southeast are more options, along with downtown.
For plenty of things to do along the waterfront, secure a DC vacation rental in the city’s Southwest district for an ocean view. Be a part of the sprawling oceanfront community, explore the old Fish Wharf, eat fresh seafood every night, and take boating tours of the entire area. Get out and hit some balls at east Potomac Golf Course, enjoy a stroll through East Potomac Park or walk to the National Mall anytime and enjoy the many museums and exceptional monuments within it. The benefits of Washington DC vacation rentals far outweigh those of a hotel for many. With great rates and comfortable, private backdrops, rentals might just be the best way to discover what DC is all about.
Discount DC vacation rentals are ideal for budget travelers who want the convenience of staying in a private home, but don’t have excessive resources to fork out. While a full home might still be expensive, discount DC vacations rentals are also available as spacious townhomes, condos, and apartments that provide just about as many pluses as a private house. Depending on the time of year, there are many vacation deals available for all property types, just don’t try snagging a bargain during the Cherry Blossom Festival or Fourth of July.
Washington DC vacation rentals within the neighborhood of Dupont Circle offer great access to many top attractions. With quick walking distance to many major sites, you’ll feel as comfortable as if in your own home. Walk to the National Mall and explore the Vietnam Veterans Memorial or the National Gallery of Art. In a few minutes, reach the White House or a host of dining options. Dupont Circle is known for hosting a large array of Washington DC vacation rentals in the form of historic rowhouses that are modern, spacious, and feature plenty of luxurious details.
Most common vacation homes have roughly 1,200 square feet of living space with full baths, multiple bedrooms, fully equipped kitchens, family rooms, and a small yard if you’re lucky. Some vacation rentals even offer parking for rental transportation, free wireless Internet, cable or satellite TV, and fold-out sofas to accommodate additional family members or guests. Discount DC vacation rentals can be found for less than many District of Columbia hotels cost per night. Search for options on the internet or through travel agents to find a suitable option. Be sure to analyze the location and nearby attractions as well as Metro capabilities before committing to a rental.
DC vacation house rentals are available in historic Georgetown and Little Rome in Brooklyn in the Northeast. The Northwest is also home to many DC vacation house rentals with perks like many close by, upscale amenities. The corridor along Connecticut Avenue is filled with lovely parks and a plenty of great architecture to explore, including the Washington National Cathedral. Capital Hill and East of the River in the Southeast are more options, along with downtown.
For plenty of things to do along the waterfront, secure a DC vacation rental in the city’s Southwest district for an ocean view. Be a part of the sprawling oceanfront community, explore the old Fish Wharf, eat fresh seafood every night, and take boating tours of the entire area. Get out and hit some balls at east Potomac Golf Course, enjoy a stroll through East Potomac Park or walk to the National Mall anytime and enjoy the many museums and exceptional monuments within it. The benefits of Washington DC vacation rentals far outweigh those of a hotel for many. With great rates and comfortable, private backdrops, rentals might just be the best way to discover what DC is all about.
DC Vacation Packages
One of the things that makes our nation great is it diversity. So many kinds of people, so many ways to do things. So, it is not surprising that there are so many different kinds of Washington DC vacation packages to accommodate and make use of all that variety. DC vacation packages tend to be organized around specific modes of touring, specific attractions for touring, or specific lifestyles whilst touring.
Washington DC tour packages tend to include some mode of transportation, along with rate reductions and other perks. The Churchill Hotel, for example, offers a historic touring package that includes accommodations in at their historic hotel, breakfast for two, and two days of passes on the Old Town Trolley. The historic trolley provides narrated tour along a circuit of Washington DC attractions, allowing passengers to get on and off at various places, simply to pick up another trolley - and the rest of the tour - when it suits them.
Another touring-centered package is The Madison"s "Washington by Twilight" package, which offers you luxury accommodations and a limo tour of the city by night, followed by breakfast for two in the morning. Other vacation packages reward those who prefer to travel to and from Washington DC by car. The Hotel George kicks in a $20 gas card with its package. Many other transportation-inclusive Washington DC packages offer complimentary parking and some offer Metro passes.
Quite a few Washington DC vacation packages have themes centered around certain attractions. The Hotel George's Undercover Washington package, for example, includes tickets to the International Spy Museum, a confidential message and "Spy Packet" and quizzes at your suite, and complimentary wine and internet for those late nights. The Hotel Rouge has a Panda package, which includes hotel and zoo passes, along with the metro passes to get there. This on top of their Zoo Welcome Kit with a sumptuous panda doll, a children's activity booklet, a panda video and a ZooGoer magazine. Another popular attraction for DC vacation packages is the annual Cherry Festival. Hotels offer special touring rates in late March and early April to make use of the city in its best pink regalia.
Many Washington DC tour packages are designed for people with particular lifestyles. Pet-friendly packages are available in many of the hotels downtown, offering your dog or cat welcome treats, essential toilet items (so you don't have to carry your own!) and dog and cat food bowls and walking maps. Fitness buffs can find hotel packages that include private treadmills and stationary bikes, as well as with various spa treatments. The Madison has a "Relax and Rejuvenate" package that includes one spa service in your guest room, and the Hotel George offers a decadent female getaway package that includes an in-room facial treatment. Once refreshed, many DC visitors will take advantage of some of the shopping packages, like the Hotel Helix" deal including hotel, champagne, taxi fare to Georgetown, a $50 American Express Gift card, and a foot rejuvenation kit for later in the room. No matter which Washington DC vacation package you choose, you are certain to find a way to see the city that suits your preferences, so you can fully take in the vibrant pulse of the capital city.
Washington DC tour packages tend to include some mode of transportation, along with rate reductions and other perks. The Churchill Hotel, for example, offers a historic touring package that includes accommodations in at their historic hotel, breakfast for two, and two days of passes on the Old Town Trolley. The historic trolley provides narrated tour along a circuit of Washington DC attractions, allowing passengers to get on and off at various places, simply to pick up another trolley - and the rest of the tour - when it suits them.
Another touring-centered package is The Madison"s "Washington by Twilight" package, which offers you luxury accommodations and a limo tour of the city by night, followed by breakfast for two in the morning. Other vacation packages reward those who prefer to travel to and from Washington DC by car. The Hotel George kicks in a $20 gas card with its package. Many other transportation-inclusive Washington DC packages offer complimentary parking and some offer Metro passes.
Quite a few Washington DC vacation packages have themes centered around certain attractions. The Hotel George's Undercover Washington package, for example, includes tickets to the International Spy Museum, a confidential message and "Spy Packet" and quizzes at your suite, and complimentary wine and internet for those late nights. The Hotel Rouge has a Panda package, which includes hotel and zoo passes, along with the metro passes to get there. This on top of their Zoo Welcome Kit with a sumptuous panda doll, a children's activity booklet, a panda video and a ZooGoer magazine. Another popular attraction for DC vacation packages is the annual Cherry Festival. Hotels offer special touring rates in late March and early April to make use of the city in its best pink regalia.
Many Washington DC tour packages are designed for people with particular lifestyles. Pet-friendly packages are available in many of the hotels downtown, offering your dog or cat welcome treats, essential toilet items (so you don't have to carry your own!) and dog and cat food bowls and walking maps. Fitness buffs can find hotel packages that include private treadmills and stationary bikes, as well as with various spa treatments. The Madison has a "Relax and Rejuvenate" package that includes one spa service in your guest room, and the Hotel George offers a decadent female getaway package that includes an in-room facial treatment. Once refreshed, many DC visitors will take advantage of some of the shopping packages, like the Hotel Helix" deal including hotel, champagne, taxi fare to Georgetown, a $50 American Express Gift card, and a foot rejuvenation kit for later in the room. No matter which Washington DC vacation package you choose, you are certain to find a way to see the city that suits your preferences, so you can fully take in the vibrant pulse of the capital city.
Trolley Tours in Washington DC
Washington DC Trolley tours are a great way to explore the best of the Nation's Capital. Avoid the thick traffic jams and hold ups that can happen with rental cars, which are inevitable in this part of the country. Save time by missing human traffic at Metro stations. And best of all, get the history behind the best attractions via trolley narrators. Also known as hop-on-hop-off tours in DC, these tours offer the versatility and freedom to explore DC at your leisure. Compared to other sightseeing methods, trolley tours are straight forward and ideal for those who can't, or don't want to, walk for miles upon miles. Get on near your DC hotel and get off there too for extra convenience. Or jump off at the end near favored dining options or shopping spots. It's easy and it's up to you!
A total of nineteen stops are offered when you get a ticket for Washington DC Trolley tours. Each ticket is good for one day and for any of the nineteen trolley stops across DC. Hop-on-hop-off trolley tours in DC are one of the best things to do for visitors who prefer creating a customized itinerary during DC vacations. Get on, and off, as many times as needed with a one-day ticket. DC trolleys leave every half-hour creating a host of convenient times to begin the journey.
Use Washington DC trolley tours to see historic and cultural sights.. Ticket holders can board the hop-on-hop-off trolley tours in DC at the National Zoo in Woodley Park, several stops in Dupont Circle, at the FDR Memorial, and many more convenient locations spread around DC. Three separate loops cover all pertinent attractions during Washington DC trolley tours. The Green Loop includes Uptown, Georgetown, and the National Cathedral and stops at sites Including Embassy Row. The Orange Loop covers the sprawling National Mall and downtown DC. Hop-on-hop-off tours in DC are also available via the Red Loop. See the Arlington National Cemetery and the Lincoln Memorial at this two stop, red line trolley tour.
A total of nineteen stops are offered when you get a ticket for Washington DC Trolley tours. Each ticket is good for one day and for any of the nineteen trolley stops across DC. Hop-on-hop-off trolley tours in DC are one of the best things to do for visitors who prefer creating a customized itinerary during DC vacations. Get on, and off, as many times as needed with a one-day ticket. DC trolleys leave every half-hour creating a host of convenient times to begin the journey.
Use Washington DC trolley tours to see historic and cultural sights.. Ticket holders can board the hop-on-hop-off trolley tours in DC at the National Zoo in Woodley Park, several stops in Dupont Circle, at the FDR Memorial, and many more convenient locations spread around DC. Three separate loops cover all pertinent attractions during Washington DC trolley tours. The Green Loop includes Uptown, Georgetown, and the National Cathedral and stops at sites Including Embassy Row. The Orange Loop covers the sprawling National Mall and downtown DC. Hop-on-hop-off tours in DC are also available via the Red Loop. See the Arlington National Cemetery and the Lincoln Memorial at this two stop, red line trolley tour.
Night Tours in Washington DC
The night tours Washington DC options allow guests a great way to see the many attractions, beautiful architecture, and historic areas by moonlight or attractive spotlighting. DC architecture is especially appealing during night tours with every angle and curve illuminated in a completely different way than the daytime, accentuating the meandering lines throughout the building and creating an illusion only seen once the sun sets. DC memorial night tours are popular for the very same reason, they look breathtaking at night, hauntingly illuminated by light.
There are many options in night tours Washington DC visitors can choose between. Tour departure points are easily found at the National Mall and the National Harbor. Many hotels will arrange tours for guests and have them picked up and dropped off directly at the hotel. Seeing DC buildings at night is popular via bus tours on either a regular or double-decker bus. The open-air buses tend to offer better views, but are a bit of a downer if it starts to rain because, with lower-level seats filled, there is nowhere to take cover. Chilly weather can also put a damper on open-air seating. Segway tours are another excellent way to enjoy DC memorial night tours. Spilling in to the National Mall, Segway tours zip between the endless attractions in the area such as the Vietnam Veteran's Memorial and the many national museums that lie inside the massive, green-laden space.
For the energetic, bicycle tours are yet another way to get out into the night air and experience DC buildings at night. A ride after dining is a popular venture. Follow up easily with DC memorial night tours for a complete evening of sightseeing and avoid the daytime crowds, summer heat, and enjoy a whole new way of looking at the city. A large variety of guided tours are available both day and night. Tour guides are generally very knowledgeable about the history of DC attractions and narrate a field trip with plenty of interesting facts. Guides also relay eerie tales of which ghosts are rumored to occupy certain DC buildings at night.
There are many options in night tours Washington DC visitors can choose between. Tour departure points are easily found at the National Mall and the National Harbor. Many hotels will arrange tours for guests and have them picked up and dropped off directly at the hotel. Seeing DC buildings at night is popular via bus tours on either a regular or double-decker bus. The open-air buses tend to offer better views, but are a bit of a downer if it starts to rain because, with lower-level seats filled, there is nowhere to take cover. Chilly weather can also put a damper on open-air seating. Segway tours are another excellent way to enjoy DC memorial night tours. Spilling in to the National Mall, Segway tours zip between the endless attractions in the area such as the Vietnam Veteran's Memorial and the many national museums that lie inside the massive, green-laden space.
For the energetic, bicycle tours are yet another way to get out into the night air and experience DC buildings at night. A ride after dining is a popular venture. Follow up easily with DC memorial night tours for a complete evening of sightseeing and avoid the daytime crowds, summer heat, and enjoy a whole new way of looking at the city. A large variety of guided tours are available both day and night. Tour guides are generally very knowledgeable about the history of DC attractions and narrate a field trip with plenty of interesting facts. Guides also relay eerie tales of which ghosts are rumored to occupy certain DC buildings at night.
Segway Tours in Washington DC
Segway tours Washington DC inspire visitors to leap on to a brand new way of seeing, and being in, the Nation's capital. DC segway tours are evolving into a much more common way to tour the biggest attractions around DC. Segway night tours of DC are even more unconventional and one of the most fun things to do when in the city. Essentially a personal transportation, a Segway is a motorized, two-wheeled personal vehicle that fits only one individual at a time. Riders stand up and use the hand controls to make the segway move in various directions. With an affordable price tag attached, more and more people are enjoying segway night tours of DC and daytime sightseeing excursions. Keep in mind the minimum age is 16. There is also an orientation period of 30 minutes before starting out.
Segway tours Washington DC options involve various choices in tours. The National Mall is definitely the most popular attraction and the top choice among bus and trolley tours as well as bike tours. The Capitol Building and Washington Monument are also highlights. DC segway tours offer a first-hand look at the city on-route, much like a bicycle, without the need to exert much energy to get around. Segway night tours of DC are ideal for those that like to get out in the evening, and prefer a new, moonlit perspective of attractions like the many memorials throughout the National Mall and the White House.
There are many tours to choose from including DC segway tours of the area where Lincoln was assassinated and tours of Georgetown, Dupont Circle, and other popular neighborhoods. Most segway tours Washington DC time lines are two to three hours maximum and include a guide that offers plenty of history behind the sights, anecdotes, and even dining advice is there's a notable restaurant along the way. Tours operate through rain and shine and supply ponchos when the sky opens up. DC segway tours are affordable, fun, and enlightening and arranged in small groups of 8-10 for maximum benefits.
Segway tours Washington DC options involve various choices in tours. The National Mall is definitely the most popular attraction and the top choice among bus and trolley tours as well as bike tours. The Capitol Building and Washington Monument are also highlights. DC segway tours offer a first-hand look at the city on-route, much like a bicycle, without the need to exert much energy to get around. Segway night tours of DC are ideal for those that like to get out in the evening, and prefer a new, moonlit perspective of attractions like the many memorials throughout the National Mall and the White House.
There are many tours to choose from including DC segway tours of the area where Lincoln was assassinated and tours of Georgetown, Dupont Circle, and other popular neighborhoods. Most segway tours Washington DC time lines are two to three hours maximum and include a guide that offers plenty of history behind the sights, anecdotes, and even dining advice is there's a notable restaurant along the way. Tours operate through rain and shine and supply ponchos when the sky opens up. DC segway tours are affordable, fun, and enlightening and arranged in small groups of 8-10 for maximum benefits.
Washington DC Tours
There are many exciting things to do and see in Washington DC, and a wide variety of DC tours to help you take it all in. No DC trip would be complete, however, without a Washington DC monument tour to guide you through this city"s history, which is, itself, America's heritage. The most romantic and perhaps pensive way to see the monuments is by night, when they are lit up in all their glory, and when there are fewer crowds to detract from the pensive nature of our national monuments. Some tour operators offer moonlit Washington DC tours that are quite powerful.
There are several quality Washington DC monument tours operating during the day, narrated and escorted, for those visitors who prefer to use their evenings for nightlife and dining. Tourmobile offers daily, regular bus transportation and narrated information on over 20 major historical sights, allowing you to use a day pass to hop on and off at the sites you prefer to see in depth. You simply pick up the next Tourmobile to continue the circuit when you"ve had your fill of one location. Tourmobile passes can take you to the Smithsonian museums, Arlington National Cemetery, the Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials, the Washington Monument and the White House, the US Capitol Building and the US Holocaust Memorial Museum, to name a few highlights.
If you are a real history buff, you might enjoy one of the comprehensive Washington DC tours offered by Old Town Trolley. They offer historic trolley tours with the same on-and-off privileges, giving you some freedom on your itinerary. You can purchase your trolley ticket at Union Station, or simply board the trolley and purchase a ticket at one of its destination monuments.
Another great way to organize your DC trip is around arts and culture. There are so many museums to take in, both artistic and historic, and a wealth of major performance venues to enjoy. Many tour operators include two and three-day arts tours that take in the National Gallery of Art and its Outdoor Sculpture Garden, the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, the Seventh Street Arts District, the Shakespeare Theatre, The Phillips Collection, Hillwood Museum and Gardens, Tudor Place, the Kennedy Center and the National Museum of Women in the Arts, capped off with a performance at Ford's Theater.
Washington historically revolved around the Potomac River, so many tours of Washington DC include at least one boating experience. There are many elegant dinner cruises on the river, some with live entertainment, winding through the spectacularly lit city at night. By day, you can take a canal trip on a boat drawn by a mule, led by park rangers in period dress. Or a tour with the Potomac Riverboat Company, which runs a 90-minute tour aboard the Matthew Hayes going through the memorials. For more modern fun, you can take tours of Washington DC with DC Ducks, aboard an amphibious vehicle that guides you on land and sea alike. Whether you choose to enjoy your DC trip by train, by bus, by foot, or by boat, there is a wealth of history and guidance available to you, and an endless variety of exciting things to see and do.
There are several quality Washington DC monument tours operating during the day, narrated and escorted, for those visitors who prefer to use their evenings for nightlife and dining. Tourmobile offers daily, regular bus transportation and narrated information on over 20 major historical sights, allowing you to use a day pass to hop on and off at the sites you prefer to see in depth. You simply pick up the next Tourmobile to continue the circuit when you"ve had your fill of one location. Tourmobile passes can take you to the Smithsonian museums, Arlington National Cemetery, the Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials, the Washington Monument and the White House, the US Capitol Building and the US Holocaust Memorial Museum, to name a few highlights.
If you are a real history buff, you might enjoy one of the comprehensive Washington DC tours offered by Old Town Trolley. They offer historic trolley tours with the same on-and-off privileges, giving you some freedom on your itinerary. You can purchase your trolley ticket at Union Station, or simply board the trolley and purchase a ticket at one of its destination monuments.
Another great way to organize your DC trip is around arts and culture. There are so many museums to take in, both artistic and historic, and a wealth of major performance venues to enjoy. Many tour operators include two and three-day arts tours that take in the National Gallery of Art and its Outdoor Sculpture Garden, the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, the Seventh Street Arts District, the Shakespeare Theatre, The Phillips Collection, Hillwood Museum and Gardens, Tudor Place, the Kennedy Center and the National Museum of Women in the Arts, capped off with a performance at Ford's Theater.
Washington historically revolved around the Potomac River, so many tours of Washington DC include at least one boating experience. There are many elegant dinner cruises on the river, some with live entertainment, winding through the spectacularly lit city at night. By day, you can take a canal trip on a boat drawn by a mule, led by park rangers in period dress. Or a tour with the Potomac Riverboat Company, which runs a 90-minute tour aboard the Matthew Hayes going through the memorials. For more modern fun, you can take tours of Washington DC with DC Ducks, aboard an amphibious vehicle that guides you on land and sea alike. Whether you choose to enjoy your DC trip by train, by bus, by foot, or by boat, there is a wealth of history and guidance available to you, and an endless variety of exciting things to see and do.
Suggested Itineraries for Washington DC
Washington DC is one of those cities that pack a lot of attractions into a small space. You can see some of the highlights in a day or two, or you could spend a week or more really getting a full picture of what makes the city tick. Either way, the suggested itineraries for DC listed below should give you some helpful ideas for planning your trip.
Suggested Itineraries Washington DC:
1-3 Days
At the top of all suggested itineraries Washington DC you’ll find the capital building. Seeing the White House is something everyone who is in DC, even for an afternoon, should do. If you have time, take a tour of the building and see what you can of the inside. Deal with the long lines and intense security checks if only to walk through the same doors as Lincoln, JFK, and so many other leaders have done. You can also try and catch the Supreme Court in session while you are there, and stop by the Library of Congress, the National Gallery of Art or the Shakespeare Library and Garden if you are so inclined.
4-7 Days
With many days for your Washington DC suggested itinerary, you can spend a little more time at a few locations, or spend a little time at a whole lot more locations. The choice depends on your desired pace of vacation. Some options for your Washington DC tour itinerary include a trip to the Holocaust Museum, the National Zoological Park, the National Air and Space Museum, the International Spy Museum, the Lincoln Memorial, the Jefferson Memorial, and the National Archives. Still not tired? Don’t forget to stop by a café or restaurant to grab a bite to each on your way to the Smithsonian Institution.
7+ Days
You really can easily spend seven days or more in just one city. Your Washington DC suggested itineraries for a longer stay should include stops at as many of the above locations as you would like, as well as a few more, less crowded attractions. The Vietnam Veterans Memorial, the National Mall, the Arlington National Cemetery, the Washington Monument, and Seventh Street District are all equally popular destinations. Pennsylvania Avenue is worth a stroll, as well.
There are so many sites to see on your Washington DC itineraries that it may become overwhelming. Be sure to prioritize the monuments and sights you really want to see, so you won’t feel bad cutting out a few if you run out of time or encounter an unbearable line. Both luxury and discount hotels can be easily booked throughout DC, so you should be able to plan a trip to fit any budget.
Suggested Itineraries Washington DC:
1-3 Days
At the top of all suggested itineraries Washington DC you’ll find the capital building. Seeing the White House is something everyone who is in DC, even for an afternoon, should do. If you have time, take a tour of the building and see what you can of the inside. Deal with the long lines and intense security checks if only to walk through the same doors as Lincoln, JFK, and so many other leaders have done. You can also try and catch the Supreme Court in session while you are there, and stop by the Library of Congress, the National Gallery of Art or the Shakespeare Library and Garden if you are so inclined.
4-7 Days
With many days for your Washington DC suggested itinerary, you can spend a little more time at a few locations, or spend a little time at a whole lot more locations. The choice depends on your desired pace of vacation. Some options for your Washington DC tour itinerary include a trip to the Holocaust Museum, the National Zoological Park, the National Air and Space Museum, the International Spy Museum, the Lincoln Memorial, the Jefferson Memorial, and the National Archives. Still not tired? Don’t forget to stop by a café or restaurant to grab a bite to each on your way to the Smithsonian Institution.
7+ Days
You really can easily spend seven days or more in just one city. Your Washington DC suggested itineraries for a longer stay should include stops at as many of the above locations as you would like, as well as a few more, less crowded attractions. The Vietnam Veterans Memorial, the National Mall, the Arlington National Cemetery, the Washington Monument, and Seventh Street District are all equally popular destinations. Pennsylvania Avenue is worth a stroll, as well.
There are so many sites to see on your Washington DC itineraries that it may become overwhelming. Be sure to prioritize the monuments and sights you really want to see, so you won’t feel bad cutting out a few if you run out of time or encounter an unbearable line. Both luxury and discount hotels can be easily booked throughout DC, so you should be able to plan a trip to fit any budget.
Spas in Washington DC
Washington DC spas hold themselves to the affluence, distinction, and luxury that permeates District of Columbia hotels, restaurants, and popular lounges. They are in step with most all major cities in North America, bearing a host of modern elements. Many DC day spas have gone beyond the industry standard and now reflect some of the most contemporary designs, treatments, and top professional staff in the entire country. When looking for the best spa in Washington DC, visitors won’t have to look much farther than the many incredible choices within downtown, Kalorama-Sheridan, and other top DC neighborhoods to find one indulgent choice after another.
DC day spas such as Bluemercury pride themselves on their cutting edge treatments and innovative technology. Bluemercury caters to professionals and busy parents alike who can drop into their spa location on a moment’s notice and also spend some time shopping for products. There is no one treatment for all clients. Professional estheticians know their work so well they easily customize each massage and facial to match each skin type. Only the best quality brands and top, world-recognized products are used at Bluemercury, which is considered the best spa in Washington DC by many locals. The backdrop is sleek and hip and the service, overseen daily by the founder, is impeccable.
The Aveda Environmental Lifestyle Salon & Spa is another of the DC day spas that offers a sublime experience. Situated in colorful Georgetown, this is the best spa in Washington DC for losing yourself in the moment, all the while knowing every product done and treatment issued has no direct effect on the environment as it circles down the drain. Using plant essence during the full-body massage is a signature element of Aveda. The spa menu also features craniosacral therapy, hot stone rub downs, facial treatments, reflexology, and botanical resurfacing. A perfect stop before dining or enjoying DC nightlife, Aveda Spa is one of the top Washington DC spas with a reputation that precedes itself.
The Four Seasons (pictured) might very well feature the best spa in Washington DC. In fact, it is so lavish that leaving could very well end up being the low-point of the day. Set in Georgetown, where plenty of history and culture preside, an oasis filled with the aroma of what can only be described as heavenly awaits. Four Seasons staff are nothing short of professional, welcoming, and extremely attentive. The whirlpool and steam shower along with the tranquil lounge area offer time on your own before and after treatments. Facials and body treatments of many kinds are practiced with only the best products. George’s Salon is beside the spa, offering guests the chance to top off a visit with a salon treatment for hair or nails.
There are many ways to find great vacation deals at a host of the top Washington DC spas. DC day spas continuously partner with larger hotels in DC, bed and breakfasts, and other lodging options to provide good discounts on both packages and individual treatments so be sure to inquire at your hotel before making an appointment. If booking DC vacations through a complete vacation package, don’t forget to ask about any spa deals before purchasing your package to get the most for the least from a DC spa experience.
DC day spas such as Bluemercury pride themselves on their cutting edge treatments and innovative technology. Bluemercury caters to professionals and busy parents alike who can drop into their spa location on a moment’s notice and also spend some time shopping for products. There is no one treatment for all clients. Professional estheticians know their work so well they easily customize each massage and facial to match each skin type. Only the best quality brands and top, world-recognized products are used at Bluemercury, which is considered the best spa in Washington DC by many locals. The backdrop is sleek and hip and the service, overseen daily by the founder, is impeccable.
The Aveda Environmental Lifestyle Salon & Spa is another of the DC day spas that offers a sublime experience. Situated in colorful Georgetown, this is the best spa in Washington DC for losing yourself in the moment, all the while knowing every product done and treatment issued has no direct effect on the environment as it circles down the drain. Using plant essence during the full-body massage is a signature element of Aveda. The spa menu also features craniosacral therapy, hot stone rub downs, facial treatments, reflexology, and botanical resurfacing. A perfect stop before dining or enjoying DC nightlife, Aveda Spa is one of the top Washington DC spas with a reputation that precedes itself.
The Four Seasons (pictured) might very well feature the best spa in Washington DC. In fact, it is so lavish that leaving could very well end up being the low-point of the day. Set in Georgetown, where plenty of history and culture preside, an oasis filled with the aroma of what can only be described as heavenly awaits. Four Seasons staff are nothing short of professional, welcoming, and extremely attentive. The whirlpool and steam shower along with the tranquil lounge area offer time on your own before and after treatments. Facials and body treatments of many kinds are practiced with only the best products. George’s Salon is beside the spa, offering guests the chance to top off a visit with a salon treatment for hair or nails.
There are many ways to find great vacation deals at a host of the top Washington DC spas. DC day spas continuously partner with larger hotels in DC, bed and breakfasts, and other lodging options to provide good discounts on both packages and individual treatments so be sure to inquire at your hotel before making an appointment. If booking DC vacations through a complete vacation package, don’t forget to ask about any spa deals before purchasing your package to get the most for the least from a DC spa experience.
Limo Services in DC
When traveling to the center of the free world, if possible you should show up in style and with the comfort of a chauffeured limousine. Some of the most important meetings in politics have taken place in a stretch limo in Washington DC! Although DC limo services are plentiful, most visitors are most likely to use them for airport transportation. Some of the most popular companies for airport limo services in Washington DC are A1 Executive Limousines, open 24 hours, 7 days a week; XL Limos, with their fleet of Lincoln Navigators for up to 10 people as well as plenty of non-stretched SUV's for smaller groups. Crystal Transportation is a great source for a stretch limo in Washington DC, as is American Eagle Limousine, where you can choose an exotic limousine such as a Lexus, Porsche, Jaguar, Hummer or Navigator.
Choosing a Washington DC limo can be difficult, as there are many different companies, each with its own feel and attitude towards service. For luxury, try ABC Limo Services in Washington DC, where you can rent a Mercedes-Benz S-Class with leather seating, reading lamps, vanity mirrors, and other luxuries. American Dream Limousines specialize in parties, featuring Lincoln models equipped with VCR and TVs, glass tumblers, champagne glassware and crystal decanters, for a touch of class. For a large party try American Eagle, which has a stretch Hummer limo in Washington DC.
For reliable DC limo services from Baltimore Washington International Airport, you might want to go with the tried and true RMA Worldwide Chauffeured Transportation, with their noteworthy impeccable service. RMA employs more than 80 chauffeurs, 30 support staff and a fleet of over 60 limousines, vans, mini-buses and sedans to meet your specific needs, which represents the largest fleet of limo services in Washington DC.
If you are unfamiliar with our city, you may wish to choose a Washington DC limo that includes tour packages. Washington DC Limousine Services, for example, offers tour packages. Their knowledgeable drivers can take you on a City Tour including the Halls of Congress, the Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials, the Smithsonian Museums, Corcoran Gallery and Kennedy Center. If you prefer, take their shopping tour and be escorted in style as you relax at Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Bloomingdales, Saks, or as you wander through Georgetown. Hotels often include limo services in Washington DC packages. For example, the historic Madison hotel offers a two-hour twilight monument tour in a Washington DC limo, to help you get the feel for this powerful city at its best.
Your choices are unlimited. But in case your budget isn't, you might want to consider taking advantage of Super Shuttle, especially if you just need transport from the major airports to your hotel. Rates are flat rates, and the rides are shared rides you can arrange in advance or pick up at your airport. The flat rate from Dulles to the major DC hotels is only $22 one-way, which can be an enormous savings if you don't mind finding your way around a little bit or taking some time with other passenger drop-offs. Either way, there are plenty of limo services in Washington DC to make your stay luxurious and efficient, and to save you the hassles of driving and parking in one of the notoriously worst traffic cities in America! Rent a Washington DC limo and enjoy the sights - but not the transportation hassles - in this city of freedom seekers.
Choosing a Washington DC limo can be difficult, as there are many different companies, each with its own feel and attitude towards service. For luxury, try ABC Limo Services in Washington DC, where you can rent a Mercedes-Benz S-Class with leather seating, reading lamps, vanity mirrors, and other luxuries. American Dream Limousines specialize in parties, featuring Lincoln models equipped with VCR and TVs, glass tumblers, champagne glassware and crystal decanters, for a touch of class. For a large party try American Eagle, which has a stretch Hummer limo in Washington DC.
For reliable DC limo services from Baltimore Washington International Airport, you might want to go with the tried and true RMA Worldwide Chauffeured Transportation, with their noteworthy impeccable service. RMA employs more than 80 chauffeurs, 30 support staff and a fleet of over 60 limousines, vans, mini-buses and sedans to meet your specific needs, which represents the largest fleet of limo services in Washington DC.
If you are unfamiliar with our city, you may wish to choose a Washington DC limo that includes tour packages. Washington DC Limousine Services, for example, offers tour packages. Their knowledgeable drivers can take you on a City Tour including the Halls of Congress, the Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials, the Smithsonian Museums, Corcoran Gallery and Kennedy Center. If you prefer, take their shopping tour and be escorted in style as you relax at Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Bloomingdales, Saks, or as you wander through Georgetown. Hotels often include limo services in Washington DC packages. For example, the historic Madison hotel offers a two-hour twilight monument tour in a Washington DC limo, to help you get the feel for this powerful city at its best.
Your choices are unlimited. But in case your budget isn't, you might want to consider taking advantage of Super Shuttle, especially if you just need transport from the major airports to your hotel. Rates are flat rates, and the rides are shared rides you can arrange in advance or pick up at your airport. The flat rate from Dulles to the major DC hotels is only $22 one-way, which can be an enormous savings if you don't mind finding your way around a little bit or taking some time with other passenger drop-offs. Either way, there are plenty of limo services in Washington DC to make your stay luxurious and efficient, and to save you the hassles of driving and parking in one of the notoriously worst traffic cities in America! Rent a Washington DC limo and enjoy the sights - but not the transportation hassles - in this city of freedom seekers.
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