Hotels Near Me: Where To Stay In Washington D.C.

It’s under 10 minutes to the National Mall from your D.C. crashpad at the Holiday Inn Washington-Capitol. Waste no time getting started on the sightseeing with Express Check-in/Check-out or use those minutes to dive into the seasonal rooftop pool. Plot how you’ll seize the day from atop the crisp linens thanks to WiFi and get out the door all that much faster after a sip of your favorite Keurig beverage from the in-room machine.

The hotel is also near the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, the Botanical Gardens, and the National Museum of African Art.  

Coming in via Amtrak service and want to drop off your bags ASAP? Only a six-minute walk to Union Station, you’ll be sightseeing in no time at all with a stay at the Washington Court Hotel. Inside you’ll find spacious rooms outfitted with rich wood and buttery leather details alongside Keurig coffee makers and marble bathrooms. As you exit the doors onto New Jersey Avenue, take a look left and you’ll catch sight of the shimmering white dome of the U.S. Capitol Building.

Also near the Smithsonian National Postal Museum, the Library of Congress and the National Building Museum.

Five minutes from the most iconic house in town is the AKA White House. Sleek and spacious rooms offer views of the city from French door windows that bathe the space in natural light. King-sized beds, marble bathrooms, and glass showers elevate this mid-range hotel to pure luxury, but at a price point that will save some cash for dinner.

Also nearby you have the Smithsonian American Art Museum, and Downtown Washington D.C.

Unquestionably elegant, The Mayflower Hotel is an inspiring historic stay just minutes on foot from the presidential abode. Entering through the impressive gold-leaf and marble grand lobby, pause for a minute to soak in the rich detailing dating back to 1925 and the ever-present bustling crowds. Rooms are the picture of modern decadence with jewel-toned colors punched in among the chic whites and greys.

You’re also near the Smithsonian National Museum of American History and the National Geographic Museum.

The All-Suites concept is a treat at the State Plaza Hotel. Located in Foggy Bottom, which is one of the oldest D.C. neighborhoods, you can spread out across a full kitchen,  dining area, and living room.

Looking for a luxury hotel in Washington D.C.? The Sofitel Washington D.C. Lafayette is a picturesque experience. You’re almost shoulder-rubbing distance to the White House and rumors abound from hotel guests that it’s the best night of sleep they’ve ever had. Expect ultra luxurious amenities like marble bathrooms with bathtubs and separate rainfall showers, a Bose sound system, and a 55-inch flat-screen TV.

These properties are also near the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, Art Museum of Americas, and the Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Art Museum.

The JW Marriott Washington DC is walking distance to many nearby sights including the tourist guilty-pleasure, the Madame Tussauds wax museum. Start your stroll in any direction and you’ll likely walk through many of D.C.’s most-loved landmarks. Upper-floor rooms have gorgeous views of the city.

This hotel is also near the International Spy Museum and The White House.

With a room design straight from the swingin’ sixties, the Kimpton Donovan Hotel is a stylish D.C. stay. The hotel is brimming with amenities including floor-to-ceiling windows, soaking tubs and a seasonal rooftop pool. Stop by the evening wine reception to mingle with other guests and be sure to take advantage of the free bike rentals to see the city from a new perspective aboard two-wheels.

This Kimpton property is also near the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, the National Portrait Gallery and Logan Circle.

Hotel Hive brings edgy styling to historic Foggy Bottom with exposed brick, wood beams, and a minimalist design. The hotel boasts all the technology basics we’ve come to expect, including WiFi, Bluetooth speakers, and USB charging stations. In addition, it’s pet-friendly, has an array of communal spaces and is connected to the city via the George Washington University metro station.

You can also find George Washington Unversity, The National Mall, and The White House nearby.

The W Washington D.C. is the crossroad between historic charm and modern chic. Bold rooms are outfitted with Beaux-Arts details, decadent pillow top mattresses with ultra luxurious down duvets,  all of which is gently illuminated by the glow of funky lighting. The onsite Bliss® Spa offers the perfect opportunity to treat yourself. We love the sound of the rejuvenating lime and ginger salt.

Pro tip: The White House can be spotted from the swanky W rooftop bar.

The Kimpton Topaz puts you in a perfect location from which to explore both Dupont Circle and the rest of D.C., and it’s easily accessible thanks to the nearby metro station. Vibrantly decorated and pet-friendly, guests sing high praises of the friendly staff. This hotel also has wheelchair-friendly rooms.

With Kimpton Topaz, you’re also near the National Geographic Museum, Embassy Row, and The White House.

If you’ve never tried a five-star hotel, try it out for size at the Park Hyatt Washington. Soak the stress of sightseeing away with laps in the indoor saltwater indoor pool or simply sink straight into the bubbling whirlpool. The rooms feature inspiring bathrooms with soak baths and rain showers and exclusive amenities from cult-favorite beauty brand Le Labo. The list of freebies includes car service and bike rentals. Foodies should take note of the Michelin-starred Blue Duck Tavern which serves exciting locavore-fare from an open concept kitchen.

With Park Hyatt stay, you’re also close to Georgetown, Foggy Bottom, and The Phillips Collection.

Brimming with historic details and bubbling over with classic Georgetown charm, The Avery is the perfect spot for a spell of romance. Rooms have been stripped back to let that historic charm shine through on a crisp white palette. The boutique hotel serves a free continental breakfast as well as wine and craft beer receptions in the evenings.

A one-minute walk to the C&O Canal and its adjoining strolling path, the Graham Georgetown is conveniently located on a quiet street surrounded by bustling shopping and local foodie spots. The appeal continues inside the hotel with trendy amenities like the rooftop bar serving craft cocktails, tufted furnishings and LED Smart TVs. On weekends, the rooftop bar buzzes with locals, but hotel guests can bypass the entry line to waltz straight in.

The hotel is a great location for visitors coming to check out Georgetown University, the Kennedy Center, and the National Cathedral.