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Historic Hotels in Washington

The Henley Park Hotel

Downtown Washington D.C.

$98

$114 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 16 - Aug 17

Phoenix Park Hotel

Northwest

$138

$193 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 30 - Aug 31

The Mayflower Hotel, Autograph Collection

Downtown Washington D.C.

$135

$191 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 28 - Aug 29

The Churchill Hotel near Embassy Row

Northwest

$124

$174 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 17 - Aug 18

Sofitel Washington DC Lafayette Square

Downtown Washington D.C.

$224

$300 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 23 - Aug 24

Morrison Clark Historic Inn

Downtown Washington D.C.

$119

$138 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 20 - Aug 21

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Top neighborhoods in Washington

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A park with a central fountain, surrounded by well-maintained hedges and trees.

A public park with a central fountain, benches, and people walking around.

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A tree-lined street with colorful houses, including one with a sign for organic food.

Dupont Circle

Embassies and think tanks abound in this area, where visitors can enjoy the Dupont Circle Fountain, historic Anderson House, and diverse dining options. Easily accessible via the Red Line Metro station.

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A tree-lined street with brick buildings and a pedestrian bridge.

A river with boats, a bridge, and buildings along the riverbank.

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A row of historic brick buildings with green window frames and a street sign.

Georgetown

Historic landmarks and a bustling commercial district await, with high-end shops, bars, and restaurants at Wisconsin Avenue and M Street. Enjoy waterfront dining at Washington Harbour or explore the scenic Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.

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A neoclassical building with ornate columns and arched windows.

A grand hall with ornate architecture, large arched windows, and a central clock.

The United States Capitol building with a clear sky.

A grand library with ornate ceilings and a patterned floor.

Capitol Hill

Historic and densely populated, this neighborhood boasts the Capitol, Supreme Court, and Library of Congress. Stroll along Pennsylvania Avenue, shop at Eastern Market, or explore Barracks Row's vibrant commercial scene.

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A large neoclassical building with columns and an American flag.

The United States Capitol building with classical architecture, including columns and detailed sculptures.

A neoclassical building with columns and a dome, surrounded by trees and a clear sky.

A large neoclassical building with columns and a central pediment, adorned with American flags.

Downtown Washington D.C.

Central business district boasting Penn Quarter, Chinatown, and CityCenterDC, with a variety of bars, restaurants, and theaters. Explore historic sites like Lafayette Square and enjoy diverse dining options such as Fogo de Chão and Old Ebbitt Grill.

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A row of three-story townhouses with distinct architectural styles and colors.

A row of colorful Victorian-style houses with distinct architectural features.

A cityscape with a large government building, several commercial buildings, and a mix of residential areas.

The United States Capitol building with a large dome and columns, surrounded by a well-maintained lawn and red flowers.

Foggy Bottom

Foggy Bottom offers an intriguing Washington DC experience, blending academic energy from George Washington University with historic significance. Visitors can enjoy world-class performances at the Kennedy Center with Potomac River views, explore the infamous Watergate complex, or wander tree-lined streets with Federal-style rowhouses beside imposing institutional buildings. The neighborhood features both upscale restaurants near the Kennedy Center and casual spots around campus. With the well-connected Foggy Bottom-GWU Metro station and pedestrian-friendly streets, the area's upscale hotels perfectly position both business travelers and culture seekers for easy access to downtown attractions.

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Top landmarks in Washington

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National Mall

9.4/10 (20,772 reviews)

National Mall is worth a pic or two when discovering Southwest. Why not live the cultural experience and visit the museums, monuments, and art galleries in the area.

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White House

8.6/10 (21,999 reviews)

If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to White House— just one of the monuments in Northwest. Our travelers also love the art galleries and museums in the area— your sightseeing tour starts here. Washington has other landmarks you might want to visit such as Arlington National Cemetery.

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A modern building with large windows and a flat roof.

Walter E. Washington Convention Center

8.4/10 (3,888 reviews)

Walter E. Washington Convention Center is worth a pic or two when discovering Downtown Washington D.C.. Why not live the cultural experience and visit the art galleries, monuments, and museums in the area.

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Capital One Arena

9.0/10 (8,291 reviews)

Why not catch an event at Capital One Arena, a major stadium in Downtown Washington D.C.. Why not live the cultural experience and visit the monuments, art galleries, and museums in the area. If you think Capital One Arena is cool, you also might like Nationals Park and Audi Field, both located nearby.

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United States Capitol

9.2/10 (12,552 reviews)

United States Capitol is worth a pic or two when discovering Capitol Hill. Why not live the cultural experience and visit the art galleries, monuments, and museums in the area.

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Smithsonian Institution

9.6/10 (1,646 reviews)

If museums are usually on your list of things to see, you might want to check out the upcoming exhibitions at Smithsonian Institution, a popular attraction in Northwest. Our travelers also love the monuments and art galleries in the area. If you want to see more of the museums in Washington, you can easily walk to National Gallery of Art or National Museum of Natural History.

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Nationals Park

9.2/10 (1,466 reviews)

Why not catch an event at Nationals Park, a major stadium in Navy Yard. Why not live the cultural experience and visit the art galleries, monuments, and museums in the area. If you think Nationals Park is cool, you also might like Capital One Arena and Audi Field, both located nearby.

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Smithsonian's National Zoo

9.0/10 (1,819 reviews)

It's feeding time at the zoo! If you can't resist those cuddly critters you might want to pay a trip to Smithsonian's National Zoo, located 2.3 mi (3.8 km) from central Washington. Why not live the cultural experience and visit the art galleries, monuments, and museums in the area. If you have fun at Smithsonian's National Zoo, you'll love Smithsonian Institution and District of Columbia Arts Center, both located nearby.

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