Short walk to Chinatown and your two favorite centers: Verizon and Convention.

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

Onsite convenience shop stocks snacks, drinks and the toiletries you forgot.

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

Perfectly situated for exploring all the must-visits and just a 20-min walk from the White House.

Easy access to historic biggies like Old Town Alexandria, the National Mall, King Street and the National Harbor.

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

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

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

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

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

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

One of the newest and coziest spots in Georgetown with just a few dozen rooms in quintessential DC Federalist style.

With sleep spots this comfy you’ll wish it was bedtime already.

Bring your furry friends along for the ride. This place is pet friendly.

Killer Penn Ave address in the thick of Foggy Bottom’s biz district mere steps to the Metrorail.

Both the upscale Mediterranean restaurant Casamara & vibey cocktail bar Reynold’s are absolute must-visits (trust us).

Killer location translates to insane Potomac River views, plus easy access to famous monuments and a slew of trendy bars/restos.

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

You know what’s nice to wake up to? Free breakfast, that’s what.

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

Strollable to the Capitol, ballgames at Nationals Park and killer riverfront views from The Yards Park.

Free Internet for those who get itchy at the thought of going WiFi-less.

Easy access to Old Town Alexandria, the National Mall, King Street and the National Harbor.

In the heart of historic Old Town, along cobblestone streets and mere blocks from the mighty Potomac.

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

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

Free parking means you're not stuck tracking down a spot.

Home to our favorite B: Breakfast with a Grab & Go option.

Enjoy pretty constitutionals along tree-lined Capitol Hill streets.