Covers all the standard mod cons and then some.

Swanky lobby rocks a sheer gold-tone curtain and turquoise cage swing. But don’t linger too long – the Art & Entertainment District awaits.

The Sheraton Bed is comfy enough to get the uppercase treatment.

Spacious apartment-style suites for living large with all the comforts of home.

Onsite dining means a stellar meal is always at your doorstep. The perks of being a homebody.

Two-room suites give you plenty of space to stretch out.

Walk the Mall long enough and you may be able to skip the fitness room. (It'll miss you.)

Rooms are bright and well-sized, but it’s the ultra-comfy beds that you’ll remember the most.

Located in one of the area’s premier residential neighborhoods, the Omni Shoreham Hotel is an elegant urban retreat.

Set inside a 110-year-old historic church, but inspired by the culinary and cultural offerings of the District.

Near DC must-do’s, from the Smithsonian’s Nat’l Zoo and Embassy Row, to Adams Morgan and The Phillips Collection.

One of the newest and coziest spots in Georgetown with just a few dozen rooms in quintessential DC Federalist style.

Sleek and modern in a warm kinda way – with nice-to-haves like a fitness center (Peloton!) and lantern-lit seasonal patio with fire pit.

Stylish, spacious rooms with just enough eclectic edge to keep it cool.

Recent makeover upgraded the property into a sleek, chic city escape in the heart of Foggy Bottom.

Sleek spot steps from George Washington University, the Kennedy Center and the Foggy Bottom Metro (if you’re headed for the biggies).

Central Farragut North location is a hop, skip and jump from the White House.

Gleaming modern hotel with easy access to the Metro and with plenty of bars and restaurants within walking distance.

Tucked into a happenin’ ‘hood near the Potomac.

Killer Penn Ave address in the thick of Foggy Bottom’s biz district mere steps to the Metrorail.