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Stylish 1BR oasis with AC, laundry, next to park!
Stay in style when you visit DC from this cozy, modern one-bedroom apartment that sleeps 4 comfortably! Located in the heart of the historic Bloomingdale neighborhood, and backing up to the gorgeous "secret" Crispus Attucks park, you can walk to coffee shops, restaurants, Metro and more just blocks away. A quick uber ride to all of Washington's sights, and particularly close to the Capitol and the National Mall, you'll be in a wonderful, green and friendly neighborhood location from which to enj

The Riverfront Loft
Riverfront loft in the heart of Old Town, steps from Potomac River and King St! New construction studio apartment in a 19th century warehouse with a private roof deck, modern appliances, marble countertops, plush furniture, eat-in kitchen. Great for entertaining, biz travel (fiberoptic 100 MB/sec speed), a romantic getaway, or a week of sightseeing in the nation's capital and water taxi to DC, National Harbor/MGM. Sleeps two comfortably in king bed with option for two more on pull-out couch.

Historic Apothecary | 2 Master Suites | Old Town
Majestic, pre-Civil War Italianate brick home in favored southeast Old Town. Steps away from King Street and 2 blocks to the waterfront, location is unbeatable! This 3-story home established in the 1800s served as a former apothecary. New renovations offer utmost luxury, distinctive architecture with genuine hospitality and true sense of history and charm. 2 Masters Suites 4K 65in TVs w/ Streaming Hi-Speed Internet Dedicated Workspace 24 hr Self Check-in Washer/Dryer Free parking upon request

Comfort, Metro and Capitol Vibes + Parking!
Experience a perfect stay in this ideally situated Capitol Hill home, perfectly positioned just 5.5 blocks from Metro, acclaimed dining, boutique shops, and the iconic US Capitol Building. Elegantly appointed to sleep 4 guests, this sophisticated retreat includes a complimentary street parking permit for your convenience. Immerse yourself in the vibrant charm of Capitol Hill, surrounded by lush parks and exceptional culinary experiences—all just steps from Washington DC’s historic landmarks.

History Buffs & Foodies Welcome! Metro & Parking
Imagine being just a couple of blocks from the U.S. Capitol Building, the Metro, and a quick stroll to the National Mall-this is YOUR spot! This modern English basement apartment is on one of the best streets in Capitol Hill. Step outside your front door and enjoy local parks, restaurants, and shops all within walking distance. Fully equipped kitchen for meals at home and plenty of room to relax after a day of exploring the city, you'll feel right at home in this Capitol Hill gem.

STUDIO SUITE IN THE TREE TOPS:ADAMS MORGAN,WOODLEY
Private living/sleeping space in home overlooking Rock Creek Park. Studio bedroom has a cathedral ceiling, sleeping loft and living eating space. Private bathroom. AC /heating unit. Separate study/ bedroom looks onto park. Access to spectacular roof deck, kitchen and family home with all amenities including laundry and parking: All in the heart of Adams Morgan/Kalorama Excellent for a single person and/or a couple: the loft stairs are steep LGBTQ friendly

Walk to Capitol from Architectural Gem - Unit A
A newly-constructed building in the heart of Capitol Hill's historic district. Great restaurants, the US Capitol Building, Metro, museums, and grocery stores are all walking distance. An original 1900 carriage house was transformed into a modern building with large island kitchen, washer/dryer, and other modern amenities -- all in a quiet and tight-knit neighborhood courtyard. This location is great for couples, business travelers, or small families.

Serene Flat at U/14th St in Shaw on Quaint Swann
Luxurious, private and comfortable retreat in the heart of the most bustling part of DC in the U Street/14 Street corridor. Steps to the best of city living, while on one of the most beautiful, quiet streets in DC, enjoy this award winning, sunny 1 BR penthouse flat. As architects, we've designed beautiful spaces in DC, so expect gorgeous finishes and thoughtful touches throughout. Beautiful modern renovation to historic brick walled home.

Capitol Hill Boutique Stay feat. Washington Post
Our newly renovated english basement was featured in the December 2022 Washington Post and offers brand new, top quality furnishings. We are located in the quaint and beautiful Historic District of Capitol Hill, amidst row houses, gardens, parks, cafes and restaurants. Just walking distance from the U.S. Capitol, Eastern Market, Botanical Gardens, the National Mall and a host of museums. You will love the charm and convenience.

Modern Charm at a Victorian Capitol Hill Retreat
Private English basement apartment with full size windows and 8-foot ceilings • Front and rear private entrance with keyless entry • Outdoor patio (shared space) • 1 queen bed • Wireless Internet • Smart tv with Netflix • Full Kitchen with a gas range • Nespresso machine and electric tea kettle • Fresh towels and linens for 4 • Washer/Dryer • 2 guests is optimal, but a third guest could certainly sleep on the couch if desired

Luxury Design in the Heart of Dupont
Stay at the heart of DuPont in our modern 2-bedroom apartment. Clean design meets comfort, equipped with top-notch amenities, luxurious linens, and an unbeatable location. You're just steps from the best shops, restaurants, museums, Metro and tons more. Our Dupont apartment is perfect for discerning guests seeking a mix of city life and relaxation. Your upscale city retreat awaits.

Attractive one-bedroom unit on Capitol Hill
This unit offers great hospitality in the heart of Capitol Hill; set back from a quiet street, while being near the neighborhood activities. Ground floor, accessible, comfortable, attractive and fully equipped. Incredible location, less than a block from Eastern Market Metro, so within easy walking distance of the Capitol and other tourist sites. Close to many restaurants and shops.
Popular amenities for Washington vacation rentals
Family friendly vacation rentals in Washington

Less than 5 Minutes to Metro — Parking Included

Lovely Lodging on Capitol Hill (lower level)

2BR Capitol Hill Light Filled Home Family Friendly

Union Station, 3 BR/4 Bed, secure parking included

Walk to museums and restaurants. Free Parking.

Capitol, Union Station, Romantic, Walkable Apt

Spacious Family Retreat: Near Metro with Parking

DC Row home w/private apt by Rock Creek Park
Pet-friendly vacation rentals in Washington

Best Location EVER! 2BR/2BA, Pet friendly

"The Adams Morgan Cozy Retreat (1BR)"

Private Roof Deck! Heart of Old Town

Luxury apartment in the heart of Georgetown

DC Cozy. Kitchen, W/D: Walkable!

Capitol Hill Charm ~ Modern Refinement

♥ Modern Comfort on DC's Hip Strip near Metro ♥

Lux in heart of DC social scene, free parking!
Home rentals in Washington

Sleek & Cozy DC Oasis | 1BR/1BA

Charming Logan townhouse steps from 14th Street

Spacious 3-BR near DC • Lotus Pond • Free Parking

New Embassy Enclave in Woodley Park with Parking

Style, Comfort & Convenience

Modern D.C. home

Steps to GWU-Georgetown-Nat'l Mall | Free Parking

Gorgeous historic capital hill rowhome
When is the best time to visit Washington?
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| Avg. temp | 3°C | 4°C | 9°C | 15°C | 20°C | 25°C | 27°C | 26°C | 22°C | 16°C | 10°C | 5°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Washington?
Washington has a range of neighborhoods to explore for stays. Capitol Hill is known for historic rowhouses, Dupont Circle draws those seeking vibrant culture, and Georgetown combines riverside charm with lively shopping and dining.
What are the best things to do in Washington with kids?
Families often explore Smithsonian museums with interactive exhibits, picnic near the National Mall, or visit the National Zoo. Outdoor parks and science centers provide engaging options for kids of many ages.
What are some of the best things to do in Washington?
Explore renowned museums around the National Mall, admire monuments such as the Washington Monument, and wander Georgetown's lively streets with local shops and dining. Art galleries and vibrant markets highlight Washington’s diverse culture.
How is the weather in Washington?
Washington has cold winters around 30–45°F (-1–7°C), and warm, humid summers near 72–90°F (22–32°C). Spring and fall bring milder temperatures and moderate rainfall, making light layers and an umbrella useful.
What are the best places to visit in Washington?
Washington has the National Mall with many renowned monuments and museums, including the Capitol and Lincoln Memorial, which are frequently photographed. You can also explore historic neighborhoods like Georgetown for local shops, dining, and architecture.
What are some hiking trails in Washington?
Rock Creek Park has wooded trails suitable for casual walks and nature observation. Theodore Roosevelt Island offers a network of paths through marshes and wooded areas near the river.
What are some family activities we can do in Washington?
Washington has hands-on museums, riverside parks, and historical boat rides that engage travelers of all ages. The National Gallery of Art’s Sculpture Garden and interactive exhibits at various museums are frequently suggested for families.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Washington?
Explore historic towns known for colonial sites, visit scenic gardens just outside the city, or hike national parks in the region. Wineries and waterways nearby also invite leisurely exploration.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Washington?
Many accommodations in Washington welcome pets, especially in neighborhoods like Dupont Circle, Logan Circle, and Capitol Hill. Parks and green spaces nearby make outings with pets more convenient.
What are some local tips for visiting Washington?
Consider comfortable walking shoes for the monuments and museums, and use the city’s extensive public transit for efficient travel. Neighborhood markets and local eateries add flavor to the experience beyond the landmarks.
What is Washington known for?
Washington is known for its monuments, museums, and role as the United States capital, as well as its diverse neighborhoods. The city hosts national events and features influential sites tied to United States history and government.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Washington?
Explore the historic Eastern Market with local vendors, or discover the peaceful gardens of Dumbarton Oaks. Blagden Alley in Shaw is known for street art and unique cafés.
What are the best foods to try in Washington?
Washington has a mix of global flavors and local favorites such as half-smoke sausages, Chesapeake blue crab dishes, and savory Ethiopian cuisine. Farmers markets and neighborhood eateries highlight seasonal and international options.
What should I bring for a trip to Washington?
Pack comfortable walking shoes, weather-appropriate layers, and an umbrella, as the city has varied temperatures and periodic rainfall. A refillable water bottle is handy for days spent outdoors exploring museums and monuments.
What is the nightlife in Washington like?
Neighborhoods such as U Street and Adams Morgan are known for live music venues, late-night eateries, and a welcoming atmosphere. Washington’s nightlife spans classic jazz clubs, rooftop bars, and dance spots.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Washington?
The National Cherry Blossom Festival in early spring draws crowds for cultural events and blooms, while Independence Day festivities highlight concerts and fireworks. The Smithsonian Folklife Festival and DC Jazz Festival are also widely attended.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Washington?
Washington has many family-friendly rentals, including larger apartments and homes in residential neighborhoods such as Capitol Hill, Woodley Park, and Cleveland Park. These areas provide access to parks, playgrounds, and museums.
When is the best time to visit Washington?
Spring and fall are frequently suggested for pleasant temperatures, blooming trees, and comfortable city exploring. Late March and early April are known for cherry blossoms, drawing many visitors to parks and gardens.
All about Washington
The lure of Washington, DC, is no doubt in its role as a living museum of American history, packed with monuments showcasing the nation’s greatest leaders (from Abraham Lincoln to Martin Luther King Jr.) as well as museums honoring the diversity of our nation (such as the National Museum of the American Indian and the National Museum of African American History and Culture). But beyond the historical and cultural landmarks is a city filled with a vibrant street life all its own, whether you’re in trendy NoMa, historic Logan Circle, green-space haven Woodley Park, or eclectic Adams Morgan.
What are the top things to do in Washington?
National Mall
The epicenter of American pride is no doubt this two-mile-long stretch of open space, with the Lincoln Memorial on the west, Capitol Hill on the east, the White House to the north, Jefferson Memorial to the south, and the 555-foot-tall Washington Monument in the center. Other notable sites include the Korean War Memorial, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, and Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial. Also peppered along the way are several of the Smithsonian museums (all with free admission), including the National Air and Space Museum, National Portrait Gallery, and National Museum of African American History and Culture.
Georgetown
In DC’s oldest neighborhood, stroll along the waterfront walkways of both the Potomac River and C&O Canal and enjoy the restaurants and nightlife, perhaps at the tavern where John F. Kennedy proposed to Jacqueline Kennedy in 1953 or a 1960s-era jazz club modeled after ones from the 1920s.
Dupont Circle
This lively neighborhood for shopping, dining, and nightlife is named after its center, a metropolitan traffic circle with a fountain and a new underground art space. Dupont Circle is also the perfect starting point for a self-guided tour along the quarter’s Embassy Row.
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4.8 Average rating
Washington stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!

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Washington's top spots, include National Mall, National Museum of Natural History, and Nationals Park
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