Washington, D.C. Hotels

Arriving by train puts you at Union Station - Red Line Metro. There are a couple hotels kind of near Union Station and the Capitol. Hotel Monoco is near Verizon Center and about 8 blocks from Mall (around the National Portrait Gallery I think). Metro stop is Gallery Place, yellow and green line metro stops for sure, can't recall if something else stops there. If you are only staying overnight, you may want to think about what to do with luggage since you probably don't want to drag it with you to Smithsonian museums and most of them seem to check bags these days.

I've stayed at the Capitol Hilton and the Mayflower both were nice but likely expensive.

I would avoid Georgetown as a place to stay since it does not have Metro access and you would likely need a cab or bus from Union Station.

Metro Center is around 12th and H - the business district mostly but there are hotels and restaurants in the area.

Crystal City is along the Yellow and Blue line Metro stops. Either Marriott is nice. There are other hotels in Crystal City, a Sheraton, Hilton, Hampton Inn. To get into downtown from here is really easy by Metro.

DC hotels are expensive, weekends or not.
 
Does anyone know if the Roy Rogers is still open in Crystal City? Weekdays are more active (at least back in the 90s) in Crystal City. There a cute jewerly store down there and some cafes.


Pentagon City was one of my favorites to window shop, but we ate usually at Springfield and then go to the midnight movies.


Roy Rogers has mostly closed down. Crystal City has more restaurants than the 1990s. It is still more active during the week than weekends due to the offices.
 


Receive up to $1,000 in Onboard Credit and a Gift Basket!
That’s right — when you book your Disney Cruise with Dreams Unlimited Travel, you’ll receive incredible shipboard credits to spend during your vacation!
CLICK HERE









DIS Facebook DIS youtube DIS Instagram DIS Pinterest DIS Tiktok DIS Twitter DIS Bluesky

Back
Top Bottom