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Guest Houses in Washington

Properties are selected based on real traveler reviews and popularity among guests who’ve booked a night in Washington on Hotels.com. These Washington Guest Houses consistently deliver on quality, location and traveler experience. Last updated on .

A Victorian-style building with a prominent turret, arched windows, and a brick facade.
A spacious living room with a fireplace, a round ottoman, a sofa, and a coffee table. There is a chandelier above and a large mirror on the wall.
A wooden staircase with white railings leading to a door marked "8081".
A red building with a black and white checkered floor, a white door with the number 1808, and outdoor seating with wicker chairs and potted plants.

1. Swann House Historic Dupont Circle Inn

Swann House Historic Dupont Circle Inn
Northwest
CNY1,609
CNY1,866 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 27 - Sep 28
Swann House Historic Dupont Circle Inn
A balcony with two white cushioned chairs and a small table, a yellow textured wall, and a red-roofed building in the background.
A dining area with a table set for four, a chandelier, a fruit painting, and a kitchen cart with appliances.
A bedroom with two beds, a window with floral curtains, and a radiator.
A hallway with an EXIT sign, a mirror, a vase with flowers, and a framed sign on a table.

2. Eden Park Guest House

Eden Park Guest House
Takoma Park
CNY725
CNY933 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 27 - Sep 28
Eden Park Guest House
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Top neighborhoods in Washington

A fountain with a statue of a figure, surrounded by trees and benches in a park.
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.
A fountain with a statue base, surrounded by trees and a modern building in the background.
A historic red brick building with ornate detailing and a large bay window.

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.

Key Bridge in Georgetown Washington DC over the Potomac River
A historic building with ornate architecture, a gated entrance, and a well-maintained garden with benches.
A busy urban street with cars, bicycles, and pedestrians. There are brick buildings, trees, and a clear sky with clouds.
A street with colorful townhouses and parked cars.
A row of colorful houses with green shutters and ivy.

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.

A large government building with a dome, an American flag, and a full moon in the sky.
A neoclassical building with ornate columns and arched windows.
The United States Capitol building with a clear sky.
A large domed building with columns and a statue on top, likely a government or historical building.
A large white neoclassical building with a dome, columns, and a flag.

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.

The United States Capitol building with classical architecture, including columns and detailed sculptures.
Photo by The Graham County Chamber of Commerce
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.
A river with a cityscape in the background, including a prominent dome-shaped building.
The Capitol building at dusk with its reflection in a body of water.

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.

A statue of Benito Juarez in front of a modern building with multiple balconies.
A row of three-story townhouses with distinct architectural styles and colors.
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.
A residential street with a wooden fence, a tree, and a brick pathway.

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.

Top landmarks in Washington

A large white building with columns and a fountain in front.

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 museums and art galleries in the area— your sightseeing tour starts here.
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A calm river reflecting trees and a tall monument.

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 monuments, art galleries, and museums in the area.
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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 museums, art galleries, and monuments in the area.
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A modern urban street with a large building featuring advertisements for Lexus and Vida.

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 museums, monuments, and art galleries 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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A grand interior with arched ceilings, large windows, and classical statues.

Union Station Shopping Center

8.6/10 (1,573 reviews)
If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to Union Station Shopping Center, a popular place for shoppers in Northeast. Why not live the cultural experience and visit the art galleries, museums, and monuments in the area. Splash some more cash at Union Market and Eastern Market.
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A large brick building with a central tower and two smaller towers, surrounded by well-maintained gardens and trees.

Smithsonian National Postal Museum

9.6/10 (1,646 reviews)
If museums are on your list, you might want to check out the upcoming exhibitions at Smithsonian National Postal Museum in Northwest. Our travelers also love the art galleries and monuments 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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The United States Capitol building surrounded by cherry blossom trees.

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, museums, and monuments in the area.
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A historic building with multiple towers and arched windows.

Georgetown University

8.8/10 (3,231 reviews)
If you'd like to get a taste of Washington student life, check out Georgetown University in Northwest. Why not live the cultural experience and visit the museums, monuments, and art galleries in the area. Washington has lots of other important landmarks you might want to see such as White House.
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Washington and related destinations

Between the Lincoln Memorial and the Capitol, the National Mall unfolds like America's front yard, where museums offer everything from moon rocks to Monets for free. The White House tour requires advance planning, but anyone can snap photos from Lafayette Square. Cherry blossoms frame the Tidal Basin each spring, creating a pink canopy that locals celebrate like visiting celebrities. Beyond monuments, neighborhoods like Adams Morgan serve Ethiopian feasts and late-night jumbo slices, while U Street's historic jazz clubs still swing nightly. For a perfect evening, catch a sunset from the steps of the Jefferson Memorial, then wander to a Georgetown patio where political gossip flows as freely as the cocktails.

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A river with cherry blossoms and the Washington Monument in the background.

Find out more about Washington

Washington is a walkable location distinct for its museums and monuments. If you're hunting for the perfect souvenir, you may want to head to Union Station Shopping Center to shop. While here, you may want to make time for other popular sights such as White House and Walter E. Washington Convention Center.

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