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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.

The smallest hotel in downtown Washington, and rightly proud of it. The size – 21 rooms – allows more personal attention to guests. Comfortable rooms have TVs and a kitchenette. There is a flower garden in front of the hotel.

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.

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.

An elegant apartment house built in 1910 has been converted into a small hotel with 38 guest rooms, all with private bath. Much of the original decor remains, as do the tasteful façade and entranceway. Cable TV and direct-dial telephones in rooms. Continental breakfast included.

This hotel with large, apartment-style rooms is centrally located. Price includes internet access, breakfast buffet, and gym.

This popular Foggy Bottom hotel has 126 suites, each with a full kitchen and a good-sized work or dining area. The name is apt because the remarkable view of the river is bound to put guests in a good mood after a tiring day of sightseeing.

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.

At one time, this was the largest hotel in Washington, and it is still operated by members of the founding family, a century later. Not expensive and popular with school groups. Has outstanding family suites with two bathrooms.

This hotel is directly on the Southwest Waterfront, with a great view of Washington Channel and Haines Point and a five-minute walk to the Fish Wharf. The bedrooms have an English-country look, and each has a small balcony – a joy in good weather.