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Iconic Luxury Hotels in Washington

Watergate Hotel Georgetown
Luxury hotel on Potomac waterfront

Daily from $336

Four Seasons Hotel Washington, DC
Luxury hotel in Georgetown

Daily from $1,185

Boutique Hotels in downtown Washington, DC

Hotel Lombardy
Italian elegance near K Street

Daily from $218

Melrose Georgetown Hotel
Spacious rooms 1 mile west of White House, near Georgetown

Daily from $257

Henley Park Hotel
Tudor-style hotel near Convention Center

Daily from $179

Boutique Hotels near Dupont Circle

Churchill Hotel
Boutique hotel (Connecticut Ave)

Daily from $185

Tabard Inn
Cosy old-world hotel downtown

Daily from $200

The Dupont Circle
Stylish hotel on Dupont Circle

Daily from $264



Welcome to Washington, DC

DChotels.com is your guide to hotels in the Washington, DC area. Stay downtown for an event at the Washington DC Convention Center or a meeting in the business district. Boutique hotels, restaurants and cafes are a short stroll away in the popular neighborhoods of Dupont Circle, the West End, Georgetown, and Capitol Hill.

South of the Mall along the lively southwest waterfront, several hotels serve The Wharf and baseball stadium by the Navy Yard. Walk to the Tidal Basin where cherry trees erupt in bloom each spring. (The 2027 Cherry Blossom Festival DC runs from March 20 to April 11.)

Wherever you stay, hop on Metrorail to reach the National Mall for ... The National Gallery of Art, The Archives, The Smithsonian's Museum of American History, or The National Air and Space Museum.

Find the perfect hotel for your vacation, school trip, or business meeting. Reserve early, since over 27 million visitors came to Washington, DC in 2024. Room rates are low in July and August when Congress is away. To stretch your budget, consider a hotel in nearby Arlington or Alexandria (Virginia) or Bethesda, Rockville, or Silver Spring (Maryland), all a convenient subway ride away.

Good Value in Downtown DC

Hamilton Hotel
14th & K St. in downtown Washington

Daily from $213

Popular Neighborhoods

Downtown Washington
Walk to the White House, museums on the Mall, meetings on K St., 4 Metro stations
Dupont Circle
European-style neighborhood of cafes & bookstores north of downtown. Embassy Row begins here on Massachusetts Ave.
Georgetown
Colonial era neighborhood by the Potomac with historic charm. Center is M St and Wisconsin Ave. (Note: no subway nearby.)
Capitol Hill
U.S. Capitol, Supreme Court, Union Station

Insider Travel Tips

  • Enjoy free entrance to the Smithsonian museums, National Gallery of Art, National Zoo, and Library of Congress. Planning tip: The National Portrait Gallery in downtown Washington DC stays open until 7 p.m.
  • Stay an extra day to visit Mount Vernon, Annapolis, or hike the C&O canal towpath 5 miles north to Great Falls, Maryland.
  • Visit the Dupont Circle Farmers Market every Sunday at 20th St and Massachusetts Avenue. 50 farmers offer fruits, vegetables, meat, cheeses, baked goods, pasta, nuts.
  • The Library of Congress (world's biggest library) offers tours and exhibits across from US Capitol. The Thomas Jefferson Building is a Beaux-Arts triumph, proclaiming America's faith that learning & knowledge are vital to the republic.
  • Washington, DC has 33,000 hotel rooms in 149 hotels within its 10-square-mile limits. The average daily room rate is $216.