American history along The National Mall

As the capital city of the United States of America, Washington, DC prides itself on having the some of the most prestigious historical attractions in the country. You can find all of the big attractions along the National Mall, a long stretch of parkland that runs from the White House to the Lincoln Memorial.

If you stay in a hotel nearby, such as the InterContinental The Willard Washington, JW Marriott, Hotel Harrington or the Holiday Inn, you have easy access to those two famous sights, as well as the Smithsonian museum collection, the Washington Monument and the National Museum.

Living amongst high society in Georgetown

Georgetown is easily the most prestigious and wealthiest part of Washington, DC, but that doesn't mean it can't be accessed by travellers. On the contrary, Georgetown has become quite popular, thanks to its thriving nightlife, fine-dining restaurants, high-end shops and the colonial architecture apparent down every street.

It's not surprising that a lot of the city's 5-star accommodation is located in Georgetown. You can stay in luxurious surrounds at the Four Seasons, which welcomes guests with rooms fit for a president. Alternatively, try the Capella Washington D.C., where you can revel in rooms featuring the latest in technological conveniences.

Quality nightlife at Dupont Circle

What has quickly become one of the city's trendiest areas, Dupont Circle has a young and exciting appeal, due to the array of night clubs, bars and live music venues. You can also find various cafes, shops and cultural attractions such as art galleries and museums. Dupont Circle caters to all travellers, whether you're looking for a late night of partying or a full day of sightseeing.

Budget-friendly accommodation is available at the Windsor Park Hotel and The Churchill Hotel. If you want to splurge, you can stay at The Jefferson Hotel, housed in a 1923 building and featuring butler service and a piano bar.