CHEAP WASHINGTON D.C. HOTELS

A free directory of the best cheap hotels in Washington D.C..

Braxton Hotel
The Braxton Hotel is located close to downtown businesses, embassies, restaurants, and shops. Guests can visit many local attractions like the White House, Washington Mall, China Town, National Zoo and Georgetown.
The quietness, cleanliness, and intimacy are the features very few hotels can offer. Their knowledgeable staff gives the Braxton Hotel its reputation for warm, down-home hospitality and excellent value.

Days Inn Pentagon
This three-story hotel has 76 guestrooms. The rooms feature refrigerators, free local phone calls, dial-up Internet access, and desks. Safe deposit boxes, irons, and ironing boards are available at the front desk. All guestrooms are wheelchair accessible.

George Washington University Inn
The George Washington University Inn stands amid the 19th-century brownstones of the tree-lined Foggy Bottom Historical District. The hotel is close to trendy Georgetown and Metro subways, which will zip guests to memorials, monuments, the White House, art galleries, museums, the National Zoo and government buildings. Also close to the hotel, the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts presents free shows daily, featuring French folk dancers, jazz quintets, children`s choirs and storytellers. What`s more, outdoor lovers will find close to the hotel two major health clubs and the 1,800- acre Rock Creek Park, which features hiking, running, biking and horseback-riding trails, plenty of green space and tennis courts. Golfers can go three miles from the hotel to Hains Point, an 18-hole course on the Potomac`s banks. The George Washington also is six and 25 miles respectively from Reagan National and Dulles International airports. Cruising down the hotel`s residential street, travelers could easily miss the nine-story former apartment building thanks to its small sign and side entrance. Once at the Washington hotel, they`ll discover the city`s vast collection of fine-dining establishments includes the hotel`s amber- hued Nectar, which specializes in quot;progressive quot; American cuisine, such as Pheasant with Morels, Veal Cheeks with Butternut Squash, Puree Tempura Soft-shell Crabs and Seared Scallops. Even the persnickety Washington Post called Nectar, which opened in 2003, quot;the right restaurant at the right time. quot; Hotel accommodations feature Williamsburg-inspired pastel guestrooms, including one-bedroom suites with kitchenettes and separate bedrooms. All rooms feature antique reproductions, robes, slippers, safes, microwave ovens, coffeemakers, refrigerators, data ports, desks, designer bathroom products, and wide windows overlooking the city and Potomac. The hotel is popular with families of students and academic types at George Washington University, which is close to the hotel, and with corporate travelers who enjoy being close to the city`s business district. amp; amp; -U.S. Capitol 10 Blocks -White House 10 Blocks -Rock Creek Park 1 Block -Sylvan Theater 10 Blocks -Lincoln Memorial 10 Blocks -Smithsonian Institution 10 Blocks -Washington Monument 10 Blocks -Vietnam Veterans Memorial 10 Blocks -George Washington University 2 Blocks -Korean War Veterans Memorial 10 Blocks -U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum 12 Blocks -JFK Center for the Performing Arts 2 Blocks

Washington Suites Alexandria
What to expect: A welcoming lobby and friendly service greet guests to this hotel that hosts businesspeople on short- and long-term duty assignments, and families visiting the area. It's no wonder that guests soon know the names of the employees, and vice versa. A Wednesday night manager's reception with hors d'oeuvres and beverages allows guests to meet other guests. Amenity highlights: Free shuttle service to and from the Van Dorn (Blue Line) Metro station is available upon request. The shuttle also takes guests to nearby shopping and businesses.

Quality Inn Iwo Jima
You`re invited to the Quality Inn Iwo Jima to experience the excitement and culture of Washington, DC - the nation`s capital! Nestled conveniently in Arlington, Virginia, the Quality Inn hotel at the Iwo Jima Memorial is a first-rate, newly-renovated facility catering to both business and leisure travelers alike.

The River Inn
What to expect: Built in the 1950s as an apartment building, this nine-story hotel is in the middle of the upscale Foggy Bottom neighborhood. Manicured bushes and small trees wrapped in white lights lend a subtle charm to the exterior. In the chic, minimalist lobby, videos of crew teams rowing the Potomac play on a small screen behind the front desk. The majority of guests are in town for corporate or government business. On weekends, guests arrive to see shows at the Kennedy Center, four blocks south. Amenity highlights: Dish, the hotel’s bright, 50-seat restaurant, has made a name for itself serving updated comfort-food classics such as Fried Chicken with Sweet Potato Fries and Rice Pudding with Vanilla Bean and Cranberries. Ron Reda, the chef who created Dish, oversaw the White House kitchen during the Clinton administration. The wine list includes an unusual variety of Virginia wines.

The Jefferson
For romantic getaways and vacations of just plain fun, the Jefferson - a Loews Hotel stands just five blocks from the White House and close to K Street's posh cafes, Dupont Circle's boutique shops and Rhode Island Avenue's embassies. In fact, guests here will stay less than three miles from museums, memorials, monuments and government buildings. The downtown Washington hotel is five miles from Reagan National Airport and 27 miles and 35 miles respectively from Dulles and Baltimore- Washington international airports.

Washington Suites Georgetown
Washington Suites Georgetown is ideally located on the edge of historic Georgetown, three blocks from the foggy bottom metro station, and nine blocks from the White House. Resort amenities include USA Today newspaper (Monday-Friday only), complimentary welcome cookie and continental breakfast daily. During the spring, summer, and fall, guests enjoy gathering in the early evening on the outdoor patio. It's a great way to unwind after a long day of work or sightseeing and enjoy the weather in DC.