Capitol Hill Suites
Located in downtown Washington, the Capitol Hill Suites is close to several of the area's most famous attractions. The hotel is within walking distance to both the Library of Congress and the U.S. Supreme Court. Only minutes away are the U.S. Capitol Complex, the National Mall and many other historical sites and museums. Among the amenities each suite features are either a full kitchen or kitchenette, a flat-screen TV and a DVD player.
Capitol Hill Suites
200 C St. SE
Washington, DC 20003
(202) 543-6000
capitolhillsuites.com
The Georgetown Inn
This landmark hotel is located in the middle of the historic Georgetown district, considered by many to be the premiere dining and shopping area in D.C. Guests can relax in European-style accommodations before exploring local attractions such as Georgetown University, the Old Stone House or the C&O Canal. Only minutes away from downtown, the hotel also includes a fitness center and offers various packages such as its Georgetown Romance or Bed and Breakfast plans to make its clients' stays more memorable.
The Georgetown Inn
1310 Wisconsin Ave.
Washington, DC 20007
(888) 587-2388
georgetowninn.com
Woodley Park Guest House
Not far from the Smithsonian National Zoo is the Woodley Park Guest House. This bed-and-breakfast features antique furnishings, colorful carpets on hardwood floors, and an old-fashioned front porch for sitting and chatting with family in the evenings. Like many bed-and-breakfasts, guests have the option of rooms with private or shared bathrooms. The bathrooms do not have bathtubs, but they do have stand-up showers. Guests are only minutes away from sites such as the Washington National Cathedral or the Discovery Creek Children's Museum.
Woodley Park Guest House
2647 Woodley Road, NW
Washington, DC 20008
(202) 667-0218
dcinns.com
Article Written By John E. Roper
John E. Roper is a freelance writer who has written articles for "The Arizona Republic," "The Daily Oklahoman," and several other newspapers and digital platforms over the past two decades. His play, "When I Was Five," has been produced in three countries. He received his Bachelor of Arts in English literature from the University of Central Oklahoma in 1985.
