Washington D. C. Accommodations
Vacationers can stay at a historic inn in Washington, D.C.’s Georgetown region, peer out at the U.S. Capitol from the window of a large Capitol Hill hotel, or stay at a colorfully decorated condo in the artistic Adams Morgan area. Washington, D.C.’s lodging reflects the city’s history and culture with Victorian and Colonial décor. More expensive properties have plush linens, four-poster beds, and antique furniture. One hotel offers chocolate chip cookies to arriving guests, while another facility has in-room exercise equipment and personal trainers. Other accommodations are more basic, but provide comfort, convenience, and affordable prices. Many motels are located near attractions, and some even offer discounts to tourist destinations. The high season in the district is between April and September, but rates drop during the summer and winter.