If you’re looking for a hotel in Washington near White House then you are in luck. momondo recommends 11 hotels near White House and on average, area hotels cost $239/night. This price may vary based on season. Hotels near White House are typically 31% more expensive than the average hotel in Washington, which is $164.
momondo users have recommended 11 hotels to users looking to stay near National Mall. Hotels in this area have an average price of $239 per night. These prices may change based on several factors, such as time of year. Hotels near National Mall are typically 31% more expensive than the average hotel in Washington, which is $164.
Below are the 11 user recommended hotels in the area of Washington that is closest to Smithsonian Castle. The average price near Smithsonian Castle is $239/night, with prices varying based on several factors including time of year. Hotels near Smithsonian Castle are typically 31% more expensive than the average hotel in Washington, which is $164.
Low Season
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August |
High Season
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May |
cheapest month to stay
28%
expected price decrease
most expensive time to stay
26%
expected price increase
Price
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$156 - $287
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Highest day of week
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Wednesday |
Cheapest day of week
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Sunday |
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Average price (weeknight)
$229
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av. price over the last two weeks
Average price (weekend night)
$178
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Cheapest time to book
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The cheapest time to book hotels in Washington is: 1-2 star, on the same day that your stay begins. 3 star, on the same day that your stay begins. 4-5 star, on the same day that your stay begins. |
1-2 star
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$98 - $117
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3 star
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$158 - $180
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4-5 star
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$203 - $219
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Fall is a good time to visit Washington, DC. From September – November, the days are cooler, crowds are thinner, and the changing leaves create a beautiful picture against the marble monuments. Another great time to visit is in spring, from March – May when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom all over the city. Summer is hot and humid but it is also the tourist high season due to schools being closed. Average temperatures are around 80 degrees Fahrenheit. Winters are freezing cold and temperatures hover around 20 – 40 degrees Fahrenheit. Remember to bring your hats, gloves, coats, and thermal clothing. The National Christmas Tree Lighting does attract a large number of tourists, however, hotel prices are affordable during this time of the year.
Many of the memorials and monuments are concentrated in a compact area, so walking around the city is one way to cover some of the must-see and must-do items in your DC itinerary. To cover longer distances, you can use the WMATA-operated Metro trains and buses which have a fairly dense and efficient network. The Metrobus fare for regular routes is $2.00 USD and for express routes, it is $4.25 USD. Metrorail peak-hour fares range from $2.25 USD – $6.00 USD. Off-peak fares are capped at $3.85 USD. There are also plenty of metered taxis which can be flagged down at the curb or you will find them lined up outside most major hotels and attractions. Ride sharing options such as Uber and Lyft also operate in and around DC.
With a multitude of museums and memorials, the hot seat of the US government, Washington, DC has much to see and do. And guess what? Most of these sites can be enjoyed for free! Apart from that, exploring the city’s eclectic neighborhoods and experiencing its youthful vibe will make your DC visit truly interesting and well balanced.
Downtown
This is the most convenient area to visit museums, monuments and many other major DC attractions. Downtown is well-connected with the trains and buses to other parts of DC. For 5-star accommodation with a history of presidential patronage, there is no other place like The St. Regis Washington, D.C. in the heart of Downtown DC. For a more modest budget, you have The Henley Park Hotel or the Kimpton Donovan Hotel. You may also want to look at The Capital Hilton, for a contemporary stay within a 10-minute walk from The White House. For direct views of the presidential home, check out The Hay Adams hotel at Lafayette Square.
Dupont Circle
Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Connecticut avenues, that radiate from the Dupont Circle, have plenty of luxury and budget stay options as well as a multitude of boutiques, bars, and restaurants. Stay in stylish boutique accommodation at The Dupont Circle Hotel or enjoy the modern ambience and excellent location of the Kimpton Hotel Palomar Washington DC. For a luxurious stay, you can check out the historic The Jefferson Hotel or the Park Hyatt Washington DC hotel.
Georgetown & Foggy Bottom
A swanky neighborhood with cobblestone streets and red brick colonial architecture, Georgetown has plenty of big brand shopping and gourmet food options along its main corridor, the M Street. Further down, at Foggy Bottom, due to the resident student population of George Washington University in the vicinity, the area has several hip food and drink options catering to youngsters. Enjoy the ultimate luxury at The Ritz-Carlton Georgetown, Washington D.C. hotel or the Four Season Hotel Washington D.C. on Pennsylvania Avenue. For more mid-range budget options, check out The Avery, Georgetown or The Watergate Hotel, a riverfront property at Foggy Bottom.
Capitol Hill
Home to the most powerful government edifices such as the U.S. Capitol, and U.S. Supreme Court, Capitol Hill is an impressive neighborhood. There are a handful of accommodation options very close to the Hill and within easy reach of the National Mall and Memorial Parks. Stay at the stylish Kimpton, The George Hotel near Union station and within walking distance of the Capitol building or enjoy the largest roof-top pool in DC at the Liaison Hotel. You can also check a mid-range budget property such as The Capitol Hill Hotel or stay in upscale spacious rooms of the Hyatt Regency Washington on Capitol Hill.
The Pod DC on H Street or the Comfort Inn Downtown DC/ Convention Centre are both good options to stay in the DC Downtown area at budget prices. The Swann House Historic Dupont Circle Inn in Dupont Circle offers 4-star amenities at very reasonable rates. In Foggy Bottom, a 5-minute walk from the university, you have the University Inn, Washington DC hotel. Or in Georgetown, you can look at the Georgetown Inn for modern amenities and a comfortable stay. For more reasonably priced lodging, dining and shopping, you can make your base in areas such as Arlington or Alexandria which are connected by local bus and train services.
The urban expanse of DC is balanced with the substantial amount of green spaces of the protected parklands. Hiking, biking, sailing, kayaking, and ice skating are popular recreational activities, as is picnicking in the parks. There is also plenty to explore in terms of food, drink, and indoor entertainment in the capital of the USA.
Visiting Washington for 2 nights is the most common choice for our users.
A hotel room in Washington will generally set you back around $156 per night. This figure is an average and prices will vary according to the facilities, location and room availability at your desired hotel.
Room prices for hotels in Washington can be as much as 28% lower in the month of August. So this is a great time to book and save money.
Saturday is the cheapest day for hotel rooms in Washington. Tuesday is the most expensive day.
Washington hostels and hotels with a 2 star rating and below charge around $82 for a bed per person. This will be around $74 under the cost of a typical Washington hotel.