What are the popular hotels in Washington D.C.?

Washington D.C. has many popular hotels. Whether you're travelling for business or going on holiday, The Ven at Embassy Row, Washington, D.C., a Tribute Portfolio Hotel , The Westin Washington, D.C. City Center , Arc Hotel Washington DC and Georgetown are preferred hotels.

How much is the average rate for hotels in Washington D.C.?

For hotels in Washington D.C., the average price on weekdays is £387, the average price on weekends (Friday–Saturday) is £360.

Which are the recommended luxury hotels in Washington D.C.?

Washington D.C. has many luxury hotels with different styles. InterContinental - Washington D.C. - the Wharf, an IHG Hotel , Conrad Washington DC and Grand Hyatt Washington are very popular.

Which hotels in Washington D.C. provide high-quality breakfasts?

InterContinental - Washington D.C. - the Wharf, an IHG Hotel , Conrad Washington DC and Grand Hyatt Washington provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!

Which hotels in Washington D.C. provide fitness facilities?

The Ven at Embassy Row, Washington, D.C., a Tribute Portfolio Hotel , The Westin Washington, D.C. City Center , Arc Hotel Washington DC and Georgetown provide fitness facilities. Satisfy your fitness needs even while travelling!

Which hotels in Washington D.C. allow pets?

Royal Sonesta Washington DC Dupont Circle , Motel 6 Washington, DC and Fairmont Washington D.C. Georgetown allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!

Which hotels in Washington D.C. have swimming pools?

The Ven at Embassy Row, Washington, D.C., a Tribute Portfolio Hotel , The Westin Washington, D.C. City Center , Arc Hotel Washington DC and Georgetown are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!

Which hotels in Washington D.C. provide free Wi-Fi?

Whether you're travelling on business or going on holiday, Internet connection is an essential condition for travel. The Ven at Embassy Row, Washington, D.C., a Tribute Portfolio Hotel , The Westin Washington, D.C. City Center , Arc Hotel Washington DC and Georgetown are popular hotels with free Wi-Fi.

Which hotels in Washington D.C. provide airport transfer services?

Not familiar with Washington D.C.? The Ven at Embassy Row, Washington, D.C., a Tribute Portfolio Hotel , The Westin Washington, D.C. City Center , Arc Hotel Washington DC and Georgetown provide airport transfer services.

Which hotels in Washington D.C. have spas that are worth experiencing?

Feel tired from travelling? The Ven at Embassy Row, Washington, D.C., a Tribute Portfolio Hotel , Arc Hotel Washington DC, Georgetown and Washington Hilton provide highly rated spa services.

Which hotels in Washington D.C. have good ocean views?

Of all the hotels in Washington D.C., Waldorf Astoria Washington DC is a good choice for hotels with ocean views.

What hotel promotions are there in Washington D.C.?

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4.8/5134 Reviews

Conrad Washington DC

Penn Quarter Washington D.C.|1.15km from city centre

In summary it’s a pleasant, very well-located hotel, and FOH staff work hard to keep customers happy. But poor fit and finish in rooms, chaotic housekeeping, billing issues, and slow customer support aren’t in keeping with the luxury positioning. In depth: Reception staff were superb: friendly, helpful, professional, and a surprise upgrade to a suite was most welcome. The restaurant is also very good and its staff, while occasionally overattentive, do a good job. Location couldn’t be much better for easy walks to a plethora of DC’s sights, museums, restaurants, shops, and transport. The rooms lack a luxury look and feel. They’re spacious and afford impressive views, but blandly and sp****ly furnished in a way that feels very cost conscious. Sound insulation is poor, to the extent that conversations and TVs in neighbouring rooms are clearly audible, as is street noise during peak times. Water pressure is extremely low, so the rain shower is rather more like soft drizzle . As with other Hilton hotels since the pandemic, there’s no minibar, no menus, no guest directory. It all feels rather spartan. Housekeeping is poor. Carpets and soft furnishings seemed grubby. The sofa, in particular, had several stains that looked like they could be removed if anyone cared to try. Clean glasses placed in the room had lip marks on the rim. Our coffee supplies were often not replenished. The second time we mentioned it, on returning to our room, we found two plastic bags stuffed with coffee, sugar, and cream dumped on the table — a distinct “here, stop bothering us” vibe. The breakfast, though very nice, is costly if you’re not getting the Food & Beverage Credit. There’s no end of alternatives nearby. There’s an obligatory 25% tip plus $5 delivery on room service. Laundry costs are such that I found it more cost effective to simply buy some extra clothes. Finally, our Food & Beverage Credit wasn’t applied to our bill. Hilton don’t answer replies to your receipt, so you have to fuss with corporate contact centres, chatbots and web forms. Took nearly a week to get a response, though to their credit they cleared our food bill as a goodwill gesture.