Hotel Lombardy
White House Area & Foggy Bottom
Done up in Venetian decor (shuttered doors, warm gold walls), an...
There are loads of big-box hotel chains in Arlington, which may not have much character, but they’re cheaper than sleeping in the District. Pick one near a Metro and it’s almost as convenient as staying in the city (especially true if you have a car – parking in the city costs upwards of $30 per day at hotels, while most here offer it for free).
White House Area & Foggy Bottom
Done up in Venetian decor (shuttered doors, warm gold walls), an...
Downtown & Penn Quarter
The neoclassical facade has aged with considerable grace at this...
Capitol Hill & Southeast DC
Previous guests give the Hyatt high marks for friendly service, ...
White House Area & Foggy Bottom
DC’s first Ritz-Carlton offers lots of excellent little perks: g...
White House Area & Foggy Bottom
When Lleyton Hewitt lost the Australian Open and then proposed t...
Dupont Circle & Kalorama
The Palomar brings in a stylish business clientele, plus a whole...
Georgetown
The blue-blooded Georgetown Inn with a Revolutionary War–period ...
Dupont Circle & Kalorama
Abracadabra: the door automatically swings open at the Topaz to ...
White House Area & Foggy Bottom
J Edgar Hoover dined here; John F Kennedy reportedly sampled the...
Dupont Circle & Kalorama
Rouge is another playful Kimpton winner...
Georgetown
The local Four Seasons Hotel is perched atop Rock Creek Park’s s...
Dupont Circle & Kalorama
Part of the Doyle group, this spot is chic and glamorous, in a m...
White House Area & Foggy Bottom
Doubletree may mean bland corporatism to some, but in this case ...
White House Area & Foggy Bottom
You can’t sleep much closer to DC history than here...
On the banks of the Potomac, this place is almost as good as staying right in Georgetown - the differenc...
Capitol Hill & Southeast DC
George was the first DC hotel to take the term ‘boutique’ to a d...
Downtown & Penn Quarter
The only hotel in DC on the Register of Historic Places, this el...
White House Area & Foggy Bottom
The Madison has hosted every US president since JFK...
White House Area & Foggy Bottom
The American Institute of Architects describes the St Regis as ‘...
Dupont Circle & Kalorama
Cozy yet cosmopolitan, this hotel is another Kimpton property, t...
Capitol Hill & Southeast DC
It may look like a corporate-bland block from the outside, but y...
Adams-Morgan
This 1960s-style semicircular structure is a giant hotel with al...
Dupont Circle & Kalorama
A real gem among the many top end hotels in DC, the Jefferson be...
Dupont Circle & Kalorama
Guests looking for a place more comfy than the usual one-night s...
White House Area & Foggy Bottom
As you might guess, a lot of parents (of GWU students) find them...
Georgetown
Set smack in the heart of Georgetown, Hotel Monticello is one of...
Downtown & Penn Quarter
With flat-screen TVs, molded club chairs, stainless-steel lamps,...
Dupont Circle & Kalorama
Modish and highlighter bright, the Helix is playfully hip – the ...
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