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An excellent downtown location, close to the Mall. This big hotel, with 465 rooms, still provides a personal touch. The Regatta Raw Bar has seasonal food.

The largest convention hotel in Washington combines charm with modern services and technology. There are scores of meeting rooms here and an exhibition area. The well-maintained rooms offer all business services.

A modern building in a first-rate location at the heart of the city, the Melrose is well known for its refined luxury. The furnishings are contemporary but with classic influences.

Created from two town-houses, this mansion served as the Soldiers, Sailors, Marines, and Airmen’s Club for nearly 50 years. Decorative touches remain, including four gorgeous tall mirrors.

Adjacent to Rock Creek Park, this grand hotel sits on 11 landscaped acres. A dynamic, luxury hotel that has hosted countless important guests and meetings. The full business center also includes clerical support. Multiple large meeting rooms.

Business travelers receive excellent services at this Foggy Bottom hotel. A knowledgable staff manages the four meeting rooms, and suites have lots of seating space for work. Larger suites have full kitchens.

The decor at this refurbished hotel features original artwork. Indoor pool, a sauna, and steam room. The Melrose Restaurant is among the best in the city.

Named after the famous park in Dublin, this hotel expresses an understated Irish theme. The stately Georgian Revival hotel, built in 1922, retains an Old World flavor.

The rooms are very large in this converted apartment building. The lively Gabriel restaurant offers Mediterranean and Latin American dishes.

All the friendly Red Roof family extras: kids can rent video games for in-room play; the TV cable service includes the Cartoon, Discovery, and Learning channels; snack centers relieve the munchies.