Interiors feel dreamy yet sophisticated. Rooms treat you to great-to-haves like Keurigs, 65" flat screens, upscale bath amenities & minibars.

Signature Marriott perks and style in DC’s trendy NoMa district.

Named after a famous Dublin park, the hotel spreads Irish touches throughout the cozy space.

Audi Field, Fort McNair, Nationals Park and the Yards Marina are all conveniently located within walking distance.

Newly renovated rooms are modern, inviting with rock flat-screen TVs and free WiFi. (Not to mention a killer sense of style.)

Convenient location next to Nationals Park and just one block from the Navy Yard metro station.

Modern reno'd classic in the heart of the city. Steps from the Metro so you can get to the Smithsonian within minutes.

Can’t-be-beat address in the thick of the Foggy Bottom (teehee).

Swanky lobby rocks a sheer gold-tone curtain and turquoise cage swing. But don’t linger too long – the Art & Entertainment District awaits.

Less than 2 miles to the National Harbor Marina (a stellar go-to for bites, sips & to-dos).

Onsite dining means a stellar meal is always at your doorstep. The perks of being a homebody.

The only hotel on the Potomac River, near George Washington’s Mount Vernon, Fort Washington & the Capital Wheel.

Convenient location near local attractions like Gaylord National Convention Center, Potomac River and National Harbor.

Minutes from DC, with easy access to the National Harbor, King St. Station, George Washington’s Mount Vernon and more.

A 10-ish-min stroll gets you to Hoffman Town Center or the metro.

A house-made cookie from Godfrey's Bakery & Café welcomes you upon arrival. Don’t mind if we do.

Perfectly placed near tons of dining options and within walking distance of Audi Field and Nationals Park.

Whatever time you stumble in, the 24-hour front desk serves up service with a smile.

DC's biggies are within a short metro ride away (oh, and there's a station practically on your doorstep).

1800s townhouse blends classic old world charm with eclectic-yet-cozy character. Unplug in the TV-free rooms filled with historical antiques and art.