Walk to
Free Smithsonian Museums
African Art, Air and Space,
American Art, American History,
American Indian, Freer Gallery. Hirshhorn, Natural History, Postal and More..
Walk to Verizon Sports
and Events Center, Chinatown, Convention Center, Movies, Restaurants
Free Continental Breakfast.
at your bedside, TVs in Clean Rooms- only 4-5 persons / dorm.
Free Telephone calls to US,
Canada, China, HK and to Land lines in 28 other countries
including, Germany, France, Spain, see below.
Free business center computer
for Email and future travel plans.
Kitchen available
(1 double and 1 twin bed, private bath, refrigerator, microwave, 36 inch
screen TV, Wi-fi Ethernet cable)
Per Night
$35-39*
$78-99* (For
the Room) $39-49* per Bed
Per week
*
No Weekly rate
Per Month
$699 Jan 3-Mar
2 only
No monthly rate
Historic Mount Vernon District
1110 6th St. NW, Washington, DC
* plus Washington, DC Tax of 14.5%
4 Rules: 1. No Smoking
2. No Alcohol/Drugs 3. Quite hours after 10:30-11:00 PM
4. Have fun.
For Arrivals after Midnight and before 2:00Am $10.00 additional one time
fee.
Parking $10/24 Hours, Click
for Reservations and Availability
LOCATION:
1110 6th
St. NW, Washington, DC 20001 (Near Corner of 6th and L St. NW)
Click for Google Map
The neighborhood is historical, therefore there is not a
sign on the building..
Food: Restaurants begin
within a 30 second walk, and
many more in Chinatown 5 min. walk
Safeway food store-
Starbucks- ATM, 3 minute
walk, open to midnight.
Closest Metros: Yellow and Green lines:
7th St. Mt Vernon
Square-Convention Center (3 min. walk)
Red line: Gallery Place (5
min. walk)
Rooms by prior reservation. All Reservation made on the
Internet, Click here We accept on cash and
Traveler's Checks We do not accept walk-ins:
Many Washington DC hostels have crowded dormitories. Rooms are limited to 4
beds.
Time to Downtown Washington, DC attractions, offices, transportation
and events
Few, if any, Washington, DC hostels are walking distances
to these places
Walk -
in minutes
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in minutes
Tourist and Pleasure
Food
Chinatown Night Life Restaurants
7
Restaurants
1
Live Theatre (The Warehouse)
3
Market (Safeway)
3
Movie theatres (10)
7
Transportation
Verizon Concert and Sports Center
7
Chinatown Buses to NY, Baltimore
7
Smithsonian Museums
15
Amtrak Railroad Station, Union Sta.
15
SPY Museum
9
Metro Green and Yellow Lines
2
The White House
20
Metro Red Line
7
Capitol Building
25
Route 395
Business Interests
Universities
Washington, DC Convention Center
1
Georgetown Law School
20
Courts :Federal and DC
12
Howard University
Government Agencies
George Washington, University
GAO
9
Department of Labor
14
Dept. of Energy
We have staff that have lived in downtown Washington DC,
for over 30 years, who can suggest places to go,
favorite museums and attractions:
Free Maps with
Us and live in Comfort. We want you to have a good time, and save
money.
We provide free maps of Downtown Washington, DC and
help you save money on Food, Transportation and More
Save on Food with us in Washington, DC
You can use our discount card for buying food at the
supermarket a few minutes away, we suggest restaurants,
that are the best buy for the money in nearby Chinatown.
Free Telephone Calls to US, Canada, China, Hong Kong, Singapore
To Land Lines to 29 Countries to include Germany, Spain, Italy, France,
Netherlands, Singapore
EUROPE
Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany Greee, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands,
Norway, Portugal, Sweden, Spain, Switzerland, UK, ASIA
China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Australia, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore,
and South Korea, SOUTH AMERICA
Chile
Save on
Transportation to Washington, DC.
From New York
Take the "Chinatown Buses". Google "Chinatown Bus" and
choose from about 8 companies. Mega bus and Bolt bus offer Wi fi and sometimes
plug-ins for
their riders to Washington, DC. Many visitors take
Greyhound, but the Greyhound terminal is not close to downtown Washington, DC as
the "Chinatown Buses"
These buses cost usually between $10-$24 one way from New
York to Washington, DC as compared to Amtrak trains which could be $60 to over
$100.
Bus rides with usual traffic take about 4 hours and 20
minutes. Week ends vary and could take during rush hour up to 6 hours.
We are looking forward for you to have a good time
in Washington, DC and learn much about the United States, and the world through
free Smithsonian
