Remember the days before WiFi? Yeah, those sucked. Thankfully, you won’t have to relive them here – they’ve got it and it’s free.

Practice your best Phelps impression at the pool.

Walk the Mall long enough and you may be able to skip the fitness room. (It'll miss you.)

Contemporary rooms are spacious sanctuaries for the biz folks who call the hotel home during the week.

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

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

Around the corner from a Red Line stop in the shiny, flourishing NoMa neighborhood. Not a bad place for a capital base.

Rooms are bright and well-sized, but it’s the ultra-comfy beds that you’ll remember the most.

Historic Beaux Arts architecture that dates back to the Roosevelt era (Teddy, not FDR).

Inspired by all your new be-finned friends from the aquarium? Hit the indoor onsite pool.

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

Set inside a 110-year-old historic church, but inspired by the culinary and cultural offerings of the District.

Modern industrial vibe is a nod to the building’s history as the Bolgiano Seed Co.

Tasty breakfast that just so happens to also be free.

Only 1.5 miles from the metro station into DC, and of course UM is right there.

Wear your museum pants. The riches of DC are yours for the perusing.

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

Free hot breakfast starts the day off right.

Stylish, spacious rooms with just enough eclectic edge to keep it cool.

Monuments and museums. Whew. Soooo many. So, so many. (Free onsite WiFi helps you map out a plan.)