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How to Find the Best Washington Hotel Deals

Finding the best hotel deals is not always easy. With endless hotel comparison sites and a huge selection of hotels in Washington, it can be challenging to know where to find the best prices. However, with Enjoy Travel, you don’t have to take the gamble. Our hotel comparison algorithm is constantly searching for the lowest prices out there, so you know you’re getting the best deal. While we find the lowest prices, we also strive to match you with a hotel that meets your every requirement. However, you can take extra steps to ensure you find the best hotel deals in Washington:

• Sign up for newsletters: Secure exclusive deals by signing up for Enjoy Travel’s newsletter and email alerts. You’ll be the first to know about fresh discounts, promotions, and new hotel openings.
• Travel during the off-peak season: If your priority is securing the lowest price, we recommend visiting Washington during the off-peak season. January to mid-March is Washington’s off-peak season, along with August. Bear in mind that the second half of March gets busy (and more expensive), with tourists visiting for the famous cherry blossoms.
• Find affordable locations: While neighborhoods like Georgetown and Dupont Circle are exciting places to stay, popular for federal architecture and artsy stores, they’re generally more expensive. The most affordable locations are across the river in Virginia. Rosslyn, Pentagon City, and Crystal City are just a Metro ride away from DC’s main sights.

Must-See Sights in Washington

Washington is full of exciting and historical sights. Here’s what not to miss:

• The White House: No trip to Washington is complete without taking a peek at the president’s pad. As one of the world’s most important buildings, seeing it in person is surreal – whether you’re politics-obsessed or not. You could just admire the building from Lafayette Square, or, if you’re prepared, you can secure a tour. If you want a tour of the White House, you’ll need to apply at least 21 days before you plan to visit. US citizens must apply through their member of Congress, while international visitors must get permission from their country’s embassy or consulate in Washington. It might sound like a long process, but you didn’t expect getting into the White House to be easy, did you? Your efforts will be rewarded with a free 45-minute tour with access to some of the White House’s most iconic rooms, including the East Wing’s Red Room and the State Dining Room.
• The Library of Congress: The Library of Congress is spread across three buildings on Capitol Hill: the Thomas James Jefferson Building, the James Madison Memorial Building, and the John Adams Building. And with over 164 million items, including books, magazines, photographs, maps, and much more, it’s no wonder that it is the largest library in the world. Visit the Thomas James Jefferson Building, marvel at the Gilded Age architecture, and explore the regularly rotating exhibits on display.
• The National Mall: Despite its name, this is not a shopping mall. The National Mall is a beautiful area combining history with nature. Wander through its 34 miles of trails, and explore its 65 monuments. The most notable monuments include the WWII Memorial, the Lincoln Memorial, and the Washington Monument, which was once the world’s tallest freestanding structure.

Discover Washington’s Secrets and Surprises

Here are some attractions that might not be on your Washington wishlist, but should be:

• Look out for street art: Washington has become a mecca for world-class street art. Take a self-guided tour through some of DC’s neighborhoods to find its iconic masterpieces. Find John McConnell’s famous Wave Mural and Victora Quinonez’s Alma Indigena in Georgetown, and head to NoMa for a modern take on a George Washington portrait.
• Kayak along the Potomac River: Find peace in the city when paddling along the river. You can gain a new perspective of the city and its sights by kayaking past the Lincoln Memorial and under the Key Bridge. Paddle over to the 88-acre forested Theodore Roosevelt Island and through the marshlands.
• Visit a speakeasy: In prohibition times, the government officials of DC didn’t want to give up their booze, and they didn’t have to. They found a loophole – they could head to one of the foreign embassies in the city and they were technically no longer on American soil. In the 1920s, these were the only places in America where alcohol was sold legally. Today, there are speakeasy-style bars across the city. If you can find them, you’ll be swept up in the 1920s vibes.

Drinks and Nightlife in Washington

Politics-obsessed Washington is full of revelers seeking somewhere to let their hair down. Perhaps surprisingly, the city has an eclectic, buzzing nightlife scene. From industrial-style warehouse parties to historic buildings turned into nightclubs, there’s always something happening here. Visit the city’s speakeasies for an old-school experience, or head atop a rooftop bar to see iconic monuments bathed in moonlight. Georgetown is the best neighborhood for music-based nightlife, with jazz, blues, Latin, and more.

Dining Out in Washington

While Washington DC is its own territory, and the vibe is decidedly un-Southern, it’s still in the American South. Find a range of southern comfort food across the city, from seafood in Dupont Circle to stalls flinging hot chicken sandwiches. However, DC is an incredibly international city, so you can try dishes from cuisines around the world. There is a wide range of Japanese, Vietnamese, Peruvian, and South Indian restaurants. That’s not to say that Washington doesn’t have its own specialties. Chicken wings covered in mumbo sauce – a rich, red sauce usually made of chili, ketchup, barbecue, and sweet n’ sour sauce – is a Washingtonian must.

How to Choose the Perfect Washington Hotel for Your Stay

We know that disappointing accommodation can get a vacation off to a limp start. Ensuring you have somewhere comfortable to rest is an incredibly important component of your getaway. That’s why we strive to find accommodation that meets all your preferences and requirements. Here’s how to choose the perfect Washington hotel for your stay:

• Budget: The most important step to finding your perfect Washington hotel is your budget. Whatever your price range, our wide selection of hotels will have something to suit you.
• Location: Washington DC has an eclectic mix of neighborhoods that suit different preferences. Foggy Bottom has swish hotels, Georgetown is the cool end of Washington, and Dupont Circle and the Waterfront are perfect neighborhoods for nightlife. On the other hand, the East End is well-suited to couples and Rosslyn is a great place for families.
• Amenities: Choose amenities that complement your vacation style. Jetting off on a family vaycay? Select ‘family friendly’ under amenities for suitable options. On a business trip? The ‘business center’ or ‘meeting rooms’ filters might suit your situation better. Whatever the occasion, utilize Enjoy Travel’s filters to get suitable results.

How to Choose the Cheapest Washington Hotel for Your Stay

At Enjoy Travel, we help you find budget-friendly hotels that don’t compromise on quality, comfort, preferences, and requirements. Our hotel comparison algorithm takes the guesswork out of finding the best deals out there.

For an extra helping hand, follow these tips to find the cheapest Washington hotels:

• Book in advance: Washington is a popular business destination, and tourism picks up in the summer months, so be sure to book at least 60 days in advance during the peak season. If you’re visiting during the off-peak season, you can find good deals when booking 30 days in advance.
• Be flexible: Be as flexible as you can with your dates and you could find amazing deals. We recommend widening your search by at least a month to check for cheaper possible dates.
• Time it right: Unlike most US cities, Washington’s tourism is centered around business travelers. Therefore, hotels are most likely to be expensive when you book to stay on a Monday. It’s the perfect city for weekend trips, as the cheapest day is a Friday.