Register today! | Already registered? Sign in

traveldk.com

from Eyewitness Travel Guides: the world's bestselling travel guides
  • Personal guide
  • Open
Member image

Washington, D.C. : Places to stay

Submit an attraction

Make sure your favorite shops, restaurants, hotels and more are listed.

Submit an attraction illustration
Win a trip to Bolivia & Peru
Win a trip to Bolivia & Peru

Enter to win

Competition open to UK residents only

Join our free monthly newsletter

Advertisement

  • A bustling hotel that takes up an entire block. The rooftop restaurant overlooks the Capitol – dazzling at night.

  • Two blocks from the White House, the location minimizes walking distances for little feet. Child care offered by pre-arrangement.

  • The decorations on the Beaux Arts façade are eye-catchers, and inside are displayed prints and documents, including some associated with Thomas Jefferson. The hotel is popular with celebrities. It has in-room VCRs and CD players.

  • On a quiet residential street, the Normandy has the feel of a bed-and-breakfast. Complimentary wine and cheese are served Tuesday nights, and coffee, tea, and cookies are offered at other times.

  • Spanning a number of architecturally significant townhouses, the Guest House provides a comfortable base in an unbeatable neighborhood. The well-maintained rooms are handsomely furnished with plants, Oriental carpets, and period artwork. Continental breakfast included.

  • Best known locally as the home of the top-rated Citronelle restaurant, this is a fine hotel in an excellent Georgetown location. Distinctive two-story carriage suites provide a gracious home base for visiting the area. The poolside patio overlooks the C&O Canal.

  • The whimsical decorations will appeal to urban-oriented kids. In-room movies and pay-to-play Nintendo are offered.

  • The Mall is an easy two-block walk from here, and when visitors are not exploring Smithsonian museums, they can enjoy the amenities and fine river views here. Special treats for children include a small gift, a free movie with popcorn, little TVs in the bathrooms, and indoor pool.

  • Out of the city center but convenient for longer-term visitors because of reasonable weekly and monthly rates, MacMillan House is a completely renovated house from the early 20th century. Guest rooms are large and comfortable. Off-street parking is available.

  • Lavishly decorated, this inn offers a variety of themed rooms, including a two-story log cabin motif and several Art Deco stylings. The layout is so striking that guests often treat the house as a sight in itself. Rooms have up-to-date business services with private phone lines.

Advertisement

 Latest guides