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This classic Victorian mansion, lovingly restored and maintained, is happy to welcome children. Famous for its Christmas decorations. Breakfast – far more elaborate than just “continental” – is served in an elegant dining room.

A European-style small hotel, with 27 rooms. The hotel spreads over three 100-year-old townhouses. Convenient to Adams Morgan and the Zoo. Many rooms share a bath but have a sink in the room.

Hosted by Aiko Ichimura, this captivating B&B is warmly furnished with Japanese influences. Breakfast is an occasion. TV/VCR provided.

A booking agency specializing in B&Bs in and around the city. It lists some of the most attractive properties. Staff personally inspect guesthouses on a regular basis.

Convenient to the Capitol with good business services. The meeting facilities are small but well maintained.

This is a good downtown version of the motel chain, small and relatively quiet, given its popularity with families. The lobby has a working fireplace. All rooms are suites with a separate sitting area and kitchenette. Continental breakfast is included.

This charming old building, about six blocks from the White House, has been converted into 62 rooms that are popular with young people on a limited budget. Some rooms have little refrigerators or microwaves.

Basic accommodations in a nice area west of Dupont Circle. Convenient to many good restaurants and to Rock Creek Park. The Bricks-keller Saloon-Bar is the real attraction here.

A handsome three-story Victorian rowhouse, the interior finish, including the woodwork and stairway, are original. The rooms are inviting and stylishly furnished.

A huge range of meeting rooms and guest rooms with desks and modern communications.