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Hotel at a Glance: 3.5-Star Top-Secret Washington, DC Hotel

This top-secret hotel has seen its fair share of history, from legendary rock-and-roll guests to landmark political moments. But even more notable than its impressive legacy is its current comforts, of which there are many. Each well-appointed room facilitates maximum relaxation thanks to soft, allergen-free comforters that rest atop mattresses designed for ultimate comfort, and an on-site coffee shop serves up comforting pastries, cups of expertly brewed joe, and complimentary WiFi. 

• Never go hungry thanks to multiple on-site dining options, including a sports bar with pub grub and an upscale restaurant with gourmet takes on regionally-inspired comfort food. 
• Take a nice dip in the seasonal outdoor pool, which also features a children’s wading pool for burgeoning swimmers. 
• Convenient location: The hotel sits just four blocks from the Dupont Circle Metro, which can take you anywhere around town without a single parking headache. 
• Break a sweat at the fully-loaded health club (additional fee of $10/day applies). This isn’t an average hotel fitness room, though—it’s loaded with cardio equipment and free weights, and it hosts a variety of group classes, including TRX and spin.

Dupont Circle, Washington, DC: Historic Charm and Dynamic Nightlife

In Dupont Circle, located about 2 miles north of downtown, foreign embassies housed in historic mansions neighbor hole-in-the-wall bars and boutiques. During the day, crowds gather in Dupont Circle’s park to watch chess players hustle on permanent stone-table boards. Here, you can catch a glimpse of the neighborhood’s elaborate centerpiece—the two-tiered, white-marble Dupont Circle Fountain. At night, check out the bars along Connecticut Avenue, which range from Latin lounges to beer pubs and high-end clubs.

Two blocks from the fountain, The Phillips Collection showcases paintings and priceless macaroni necklaces by Renoir, van Gogh, and O’Keeffe. A quick ride on the Metro will drop you off at the National Mall, a tree-lined open space that stretches more than 2 miles, from the US Capitol Building, past the Smithsonian museums to the Lincoln Memorial.