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4.4

1025 Reviews on Google

Capitol Hill Hotel

200 C St SE, Washington D.C, District of Columbia 20003

4.4

1025 Reviews on Google

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10AM — 3PM 2

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Beacon Hotel

1615 Rhode Island Ave NW, Washington D.C, District of Columbia 20036

3.8

1555 Reviews on Google

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9AM — 3PM 2

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3.8

1565 Reviews on Google

Hyatt Place Washington DC / US Capitol

33 New York Ave NE, Washington D.C, District of Columbia 20002

3.8

1565 Reviews on Google

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10AM — 4PM 2

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4.4

958 Reviews on Google

Hampton Inn Washington DC / White House

1729 H St NW, Washington D.C, District of Columbia 20006

4.4

958 Reviews on Google

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8:30AM — 4:30PM 2 8:30AM — 5PM 60 10AM — 5PM 2

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4.2

3267 Reviews on Google

Capital Hilton

1001 16th Street NW, Washington D.C, District of Columbia 20036

4.2

3267 Reviews on Google

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4.4

413 Reviews on Google

AC Hotel By Marriott Washington DC Downtown

1112 19th Street NW, Washington D.C, District of Columbia 20036

4.4

413 Reviews on Google

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4.4

2741 Reviews on Google

Crystal Gateway Marriott

1700 Jefferson Davis Highway, Arlington (VA), Virginia 22202

4.4

2741 Reviews on Google

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Ready to explore the world beyond your Washington D.C. day hotel? Make the most of your time in ‘The American Rome’ by soaking up all the history, culture, and amazing food offerings you can handle!

The Staples of a Washington D.C. Day Stay

Come Hungry - Washington D.C. is truly a land of culinary diversity. You can find anything from a ‘half smoke’ (native DC dish, half-pork half-beef sausage smoked and smothered in herbs, onions, and chili sauce) to oysters and Dungee Crabs straight out of Chesapeake Bay. For a true D.C. seafood experience, you can’t miss the old-school ambiance and mouth-watering Maryland Crab Dip, of J. Paul’s, just a few blocks from the Potomac River.
Revel in the History - From the Lincoln Memorial to Arlington National Cemetery, or even the National Monument or mall, a D.C. day hotel room perfectly positions you for a tour of the capital’s most historic sites. (Pro-tip: Check out the memorials at night when the attractions are lit up and less crowded.)
Museums for Miles - No matter your interests, D.C. offers a stimulating museum pairing. Explore some of the many museums that call The Capitol home, like the National Museum of Natural History, the Newseum, the International Spy Museum or the National Air and Space Museum, which has a lunar sample (moonrock) from the 1972 Apollo 17 mission that you can touch!
Take It Outside - If you’re lucky enough to book your day hotel during a beautiful D.C. spring, you’re basically obliged to attend the National Cherry Blossom Festival. Both locals and tourists alike line up to get a glimpse of the lovely flowering trees that signify the start of spring and new life in the nation’s capital. And no trip to D.C. would be complete without a visit to historic Georgetown. For a quaint look into D.C. by water, head to Key Bridge Boathouse for canoe, kayak and stand-up paddleboard rentals and classes as well as twilight tours of the Potomac.

Six Facts About D.C. That (Almost) No One Knows

Woodrow Wilson is the only president buried in Washington D.C. (Washington National Cathedral).
The Library of Congress contains a top-secret FBI interrogation manual since someone copyrighted the secret document, and according to the law, anything copyrighted must be available to anyone with a library card at the Library of Congress.
There are marble bathtubs in the Capitol Building because, at the time of their installation in 1865, senators lived in boarding houses with no running water.
D.C. loves its wine! Citizens here drink the most wine per capita in the U.S.
Washington D.C. is built on a grid system of streets of letters or numbers but has no ‘J- Street’. At the time of D.C.’s development, the letter “J” was often interchangeable with “I” — thus including both letters would have either been redundant or confusing. Sorry J!
Baseball’s ‘seventh-inning stretch’ began in D.C.! In 1889, President William Taft was attending the World Series and got up to stretch his legs out of respect for the President every other fan in the stadium stood with him, and the tradition was born!