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Washington D.C. National Museum of African American History and Culture Hotel GuideLooking for hotels in Washington? Trip.com is a great place to start. Planning a trip to Washington? You can stay 3-5 days at hotels in Washington without running out of things to do. Located in United States, Washington is a well-known and vibrant city. For those traveling for business and tourism, Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport is the preferred choice when visiting Washington. It's easy to reach Washington. The city can be reached by plane, train, and car. Trip.com offers discounts of up to 20% on 259 boutique hotels in Washington. Washington has high quality and low-priced hotels. You can spend one night at a nice hotel for only 349 USD. There are 18 five-star hotels in Washington at an average price of 568 USD per night. There are 67 four-star hotels in Washington at an average price of 331 USD per night. There are 65 three-star hotels in Washington at an average price of 284 USD per night. There are 12 two-star hotels in Washington at an average price of 162 USD per night. Washington has many well-known chain hotels which are suitable for both business trips and vacations. Howard Johnson is the top choice of many travelers in Washington. Howard Johnson is the most popular brand among tourists. Omni Shoreham Hotel in Washington is a favorite among Trip.com users. Many tourists also stay at Mandarin Oriental Washington D.C.. In the city center of Washington, you'll have easy access to Renwick Gallery, Lafayette Square, National Geographic Museum. You can choose attractions in Washington that are perfect for a weekend getaway, such as Shenandoah national park, Great Falls Park. You can also visit top-rated attractions like Arlington, Georgetown, The White House. With a developed commercial area, visitors can head to The Wharf, The Hamilton, Tysons Corner Center for a great shopping experience. Average seasonal Temperature • Spring: 44.62°F during the day, 36.61°F at night • Summer: 70.57°F during the day, 61.05°F at night • Autumn: 81.05°F during the day, 72.36°F at night • Winter: 53.65°F during the day, 45.7°F at night Average seasonal Rainfall • Spring: 35.55118 cm • Summer: 43.161415 cm • Autumn: 41.732285 cm • Winter: 38.728348 cm
Best hotels near National Museum of African American History and Culture, Washington D.C.4.8/5Outstanding111 Reviews 0.57km from National Museum of African American History and Culture Good location, not far from the main attractions, also next to the subway station. There is a Market 2 Market on the negative floor of the subway station. The 7.5-9 pounds buffet is very cost-effective and closes at 17:00. It's not the Food Court with the promotional sign, it's inside the Reagan Trade Center, it's farther away and needs security. When I went there, I caught up with the baseball team to celebrate the road closure around the parade, and the next day, a long-distance running event closed the road for a few hours. They were all police cars. The lobby bar and restaurant are almost empty during the day and are full every night. The overall feeling is magnificent, the room is very good, that is, the bathroom is too big and almost as big as the bedroom, there are free Evian and slippers and water printed with Trump. The service staff was also very welcoming. You can climb the Bell Tower for free and watch from Starbucks. 4.6/5Outstanding129 Reviews 0.59km from National Museum of African American History and Culture The location of the hotel is very convenient, you can basically walk through all the attractions, the hotel reception staff is very polite, lazy to find food for breakfast in the hotel, the food is delivered on time, the price is not expensive, and the overall impression of Washington is great. 4.5/5Excellent111 Reviews 0.62km from National Museum of African American History and Culture I checked in and found that the hotel is almost next to the White House. I woke up in the morning and went out to run and exercise. I checked in several nearby attractions from different perspectives of the White House. Within walking distance of each museum. The hotel decoration is very tasteful, the waiters are particularly polite, the rooms are comfortable and luxurious, and the stay is very satisfactory. 4/5Very Good100 Reviews 0.98km from National Museum of African American History and Culture There is no breakfast, but there are quite a few meals downstairs and around. There are two bedrooms, a living room and a sofa bed, which should be able to live with a family. I didn't know the parking situation without driving. A few steps away is the White House, and the surrounding environment is very good. Would highly recommend to friends who want to go to Washington to play. 4.3/5Excellent109 Reviews 1km from National Museum of African American History and Culture The Marriott Hotel is within easy walking distance of attractions. Environment and service are good, there is Starbucks in the lobby. There were no slippers and toothbrushes in the room, and the room near the road was a bit noisy. 4.3/5Excellent103 Reviews 1.04km from National Museum of African American History and Culture No breakfast, the bar on the first floor of the hotel tastes good, but it is very expensive The hotel's service brother, super nice, recommended us the hotel. Later, we met him again in the downstair bar. He also ran over to ask if we had to eat, how the taste was. The picture is the type of room my parents live in. It feels a bit small, and the bathroom behind the bed is 4.2/5Very Good101 Reviews 1.06km from National Museum of African American History and Culture Breakfast is OK, the child is very convenient, the location of the hotel is super convenient, where to go is very close, the room on the back of the street because of the fan is a bit noisy, it is recommended to choose the room on the side of the street 4.1/5Very Good105 Reviews 1.08km from National Museum of African American History and Culture There is a restaurant in the lobby of the hotel, which opens at three o'clock in the afternoon. The dishes are delicious, especially salmon. The spy museum is very close. Went to have a look, there is love. There is interaction suitable for children. Close to the pier, go to the seafood market to eat seafood, there are piles of seafood from each state, and all kinds of sauces are very enjoyable! You can take your children to eat. Couples are not suitable, because it is a place to feast, it is not suitable to wear too good and high heels 😄 family can go to old couples can go. Couples can go to restaurants or cafes on the shore. Tuna is delicious 😋 A good place to have some wine or coffee for a chat. The location here is so good, come again next time! 4.4/5Excellent110 Reviews 1.08km from National Museum of African American History and Culture It is very comfortable to live, it is also close to Chinese Street, to a series of attractions such as the World War II Memorial Lincoln Memorial, and a ten-minute drive to the Captain white seafood market. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, and the service is perfect. Overall good. The only drawback is probably that wifi is too slow. US apps such as Netflix are fine, but normal Chinese ones such as WeChat or using a laptop to go online are very slow. This network really makes me uncomfortable, choking people who have not bought a card in the United States ...
4.2/5Very Good100 Reviews 1.1km from National Museum of African American History and Culture I want to publicly thank the amazing staff here who made my month-long stay wonderful! Bryan, Melvin, Mohamed, all the valet crew, Chris, Faisal, Markos, Cecilie, and the front desk staff. Belinda at the front desk was such a sweetheart and so much fun to talk to. Her outfits are on point, too! Everyone was kind, quick to help, always asked how I was doing, always with a smile, and it felt really nice to be able to say hi to everyone day in and day out during my stay. The hotel amenities are terrific. The gym is has treadmills, a Peleton, weights, a bike, and an elliptical machine. (My only suggestion is to make sure the equipment is calibrated correctly). The happy hour each night is perfect for when I return from work (5-6pm). There is coffee in the morning starting at 6:30 am. I also brought my cat with me for the entire month and she got to walk around the hotel and check out everything. She was a big hit with the guests! This is the friendliest hotel and the only hotel I will stay in when I come to D.C. For those of you who stay on the 2nd floor, you may see these little doors along the hallway. They look like magical Alice in Wonderland doors. I found out they are just sprinklers/valves in there (sorry to ruin the magic ;) ). I am sad to leave D.C. and really sad to leave Kimpton. Thank you for the excellent customer service and for all your kindness! 4.5/5Excellent100 Reviews 1.21km from National Museum of African American History and Culture Stayed there last month and wasn’t disappointed. Great location for the Lincoln Memorial, Vietnam Memorial, and Washington Monument. Easy to get to the GWU Foggy Bottom Metro Station from where you can travel anywhere in the DC Area. Hotel rooms are very well laid out with comfortable beds and plush pillows. The bathroom has shampoo, conditioner and body wash provided. There is a coffee bag processor in the rooms with supplied creamer and sugar. There is a mini fridge in the room too. There is a Starbucks on the corner and a Subway next door to the hotel. Around the block there is a 7-11 Convenience Store. 4.1/5Very Good110 Reviews 1.24km from National Museum of African American History and Culture Hotel location is good, close to the White House. But it is not convenient to eat nearby. The rooms are clean and tidy, and the facilities are relatively simple. It must be said that the front desk introduced that coffee and snacks are available all day on the second floor. As a result, the coffee machine is often broken and snacks are not seen. Only in the last two days were some apples, oranges, peanut kernels and chocolate beans better than nothing. Reviews of Hotels near National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington D.C.4.3/5103 Reviews Downtown Washington Convenient transportation, walking to the supermarket and the White House. Walk around the major museums in Washington, huh, huh. The hotel has excellent sanitary conditions, affordable prices, good service attitude and good choice. FromUS$266 4.2/5101 Reviews Downtown Washington Breakfast is OK, the child is very convenient, the location of the hotel is super convenient, where to go is very close, the room on the back of the street because of the fan is a bit noisy, it is recommended to choose the room on the side of the street FromUS$187 3.8/5111 Reviews Downtown Washington The hotel rooms are large and the location is good, not far from the attractions. We went on Thanksgiving and there were few people. Unfortunately, many restaurants were closed that day. Fortunately, whole food is not far away, you can only buy something there to eat. Because it is a suite, there is a kitchen in the room, and there are all utensils. When I go next time, I will bring some ingredients to burn. FromUS$196 4.3/5103 Reviews Navy Yard We were able to check in early (around noon) which was VERY much appreciated. Although we were only sitting on a train for 3 hours, it was a little exhausting walking in the heat. The room is bright and nice but it didn’t seem as though it was thoroughly turned over. There was a hair on the bed and bathroom when we arrived. There was one paper cup with two lids. The amenities included bottle water but non to be found. There was a red ring around the shower. Otherwise the positives were the beds very comfortable and the blackout curtains worked well. Hotel is conveniently located across from Whole Foods and between two metro stations within walking distance. FromUS$179 4.3/5102 Reviews The location is excellent, in the dock area, it seems to be the local high-end living and entertainment area, the restaurants are relatively high-end. The night view is not bad. The hotel is very new, the door is small, the lobby needs to take the elevator to the second floor. The room is large, the health is good, and the view is good. The only downside is that the water in the faucet is not very clean at first, so it will be fine for a while. FromUS$244 4.2/5113 Reviews The hotel room and location are good. You can visit the famous spots by foots. The only thing need to argue is the room cleaning service. The housekeeper seem scheduled to knock your room for cleaning services at 8-9am. Even I was a business traveler I don’t know the room can ready for early morning. The aweful thing is they just skip to cleaning my room. Anyway, i just stay 2 nights so i am fine. FromUS$170 4.3/5126 Reviews Adams Morgan I enjoyed my stay at the Washington Hilton. Not only was the room clean and up to par but the service staff was courteous and very professional. I highly recommend staying at the Washington Hilton. FromUS$181 4.6/5100 Reviews West End Of all the wonderful things that RCDC has to offer, the most noteworthy thing for us is the staff at the Club Lounge. All staff members did an excellent job; particularly worth mentioning for their service are Jenny, Nayana and especially Kathy Turner. We are also especially grateful to Fatiha, also at the Club Lounge. We like to read a paper copy of The New York Times on Sunday mornings; when none was available, she or somebody else may have gone across the street and purchased one specifically for us, probably from the pharmacy. We especially appreciated the array of options offered at the presentations in the Club Lounge. We have visited many of Club Lounges throughout the RC array of properties and these offerings were certainly among the best. Particularly wonderful were the evening desserts prepared by the Pastry Chef, Patricia Serryburton. Most of the offerings were amazing; a few were knock-outs (that’s a compliment). All were beautifully presented. This is a fine hotel; for those who want the addition of the Club Lounge as part of their experience, we recommend the Club enthusiastically. It’s great to have the extra space just to relax, meet friends, read, or whatever—well worth the extra expense. And, with a dedicated staff like the one described above, this Club is hard to beat. FromUS$689 4.8/5111 Reviews The Mall Good location, not far from the main attractions, also next to the subway station. There is a Market 2 Market on the negative floor of the subway station. The 7.5-9 pounds buffet is very cost-effective and closes at 17:00. It's not the Food Court with the promotional sign, it's inside the Reagan Trade Center, it's farther away and needs security. When I went there, I caught up with the baseball team to celebrate the road closure around the parade, and the next day, a long-distance running event closed the road for a few hours. They were all police cars. The lobby bar and restaurant are almost empty during the day and are full every night. The overall feeling is magnificent, the room is very good, that is, the bathroom is too big and almost as big as the bedroom, there are free Evian and slippers and water printed with Trump. The service staff was also very welcoming. You can climb the Bell Tower for free and watch from Starbucks. FromUS$600 4.5/5105 Reviews Downtown Washington Breakfast is rich in this price. No umbrellas and kettles, the service is good and welcoming. It is really close to the White House. It takes only two minutes to walk. There are coffee shops and western food nearby. It is not far from Chinatown. The twin rooms with children sleep, the bed is not small. Very comfortable. It is more recommended. FromUS$178 4.2/5103 Reviews Shaw After going a little distance, driving is very close, but it is recommended to play Uber or use a shared electric scooter to play, after all, the dc parking space is difficult to find. The hotel is generally comfortable. FromUS$178 4.2/5103 Reviews Sheridan-Kalorama Good location, 5 minutes walking distance from the subway, there is a big Hilton hotel opposite, there is a bus at the door, it is very convenient to go, the room is large, the design is very American, the bed is comfortable to sleep, it is recommended! FromUS$197 4.4/5101 Reviews Downtown Washington Not staying at other hotels in Washington, may not be objective. This hotel is more expensive, the service is general, the room is very small and very small, the room window arranged for me is a dark window, the indoor ventilation is poor, the bed is small (the waiter said it is a big bed room, but only 1.5 meters wide), even wifi has to charge, It is free to apply with the waiter. Cleaning the room attendant is quite good. Maybe the location is better, but it is recommended to stay a little farther. After all, uber is very convenient. FromUS$299 1.8/5101 Reviews Fort Totten-Upper Northeast On the outskirts of Washington, you need to take the bus to the center of Washington. There is a supermarket nearby and there is a Chinese fast food takeaway. There are more black people around. Go out less at night. It is ok to live. FromUS$100 4.1/5101 Reviews Shaw This was my first experience at a hostel, so I really can't compare it to others, however, I enjoyed my stay here. The checkin process and using the app they have can be challenging so read the emails they send you and try to arrive within the front desk operating hours so someone can assist you. Pods were nothing fancy but sufficient. I'm a 5'10”, 200 lb guy and slept pretty comfortably. They have a coffee shop on the first floor that is ok for a quick cup. The showers are in the basement and they provide towels, ask the front desk for a new one every day. The location is great as it is right by the U-street Metro station and thus the rest of DC is at your fingertips. I really enjoyed the chill vibe they had and met some great people there too! FromUS$52 4.7/5100 Reviews Georgetown Excellent hotel, central in Georgetown. Superb service, top-notch fitness facility, very good restaurant. All the staff at the Four Seasons are super friendly and helpful. Rooms super quiet and very well appointed. I was happy to be upgraded and was able to use my Trip Coins to slightly lower the cost. Hope to be back again! FromUS$1,051 4.3/5101 Reviews Dupont Circle FromUS$259 4.2/5116 Reviews Ivy City / Gallaudet The hotel is in a deaf-mute school, and some of the staff are school students. It is a welfare hotel similar to deaf-mute people. There is no breakfast, and the breakfast downstairs costs about 15 dollars. The hotel has convenient parking and campus safety. The hotel is affordable and highly recommended. FromUS$95 4.4/5110 Reviews Penn Quarter It is very comfortable to live, it is also close to Chinese Street, to a series of attractions such as the World War II Memorial Lincoln Memorial, and a ten-minute drive to the Captain white seafood market. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, and the service is perfect. Overall good. The only drawback is probably that wifi is too slow. US apps such as Netflix are fine, but normal Chinese ones such as WeChat or using a laptop to go online are very slow. This network really makes me uncomfortable, choking people who have not bought a card in the United States ... FromUS$219 4.8/5100 Reviews Dupont Circle I've stayed in 6 different hotels in D.C. in the past year. This is one to which I'll definitely return. The location works well when I'm visiting my daughter at college. And, as I like to walk, it's an easy walk to a good Whole Foods and the Foggy Bottom metro station. Its also a fairly long--but pleasant--walk to the White House, Lincoln Memorial, etc. The rooms are large. The bathrooms are extremely well thought out. The shower was huge with a textured floor that prevented slipping. Our room on the front of the hotel was quiet enough for us to sleep well. We liked the front desk staff. The housekeeping staff did a great job! The only thing that gave us pause was that you have to go up a small flight of stairs to reach the elevator and there's no bellman. However, the front desk staff immediately offered to carry our heavy suitcases up the stairs, so we were fine. We liked the neighborhood, and there's an excellent bakery/coffee shop (Tatte) nearby. This hotel is definitely a keeper. FromUS$259 4/5100 Reviews Downtown Washington There is no breakfast, but there are quite a few meals downstairs and around. There are two bedrooms, a living room and a sofa bed, which should be able to live with a family. I didn't know the parking situation without driving. A few steps away is the White House, and the surrounding environment is very good. Would highly recommend to friends who want to go to Washington to play. FromUS$243 4.5/5102 Reviews Georgetown Our recent stay at this sophisticated, non-touristy oasis clinched its status as our new go-to hotel in DC. Our room was spacious and attractive, the bathroom featured the best rain shower on the planet, and the staff was professional and friendly. Breakfast was excellent and calm (no easy-listening music or screaming kids). We particularly enjoyed our several interactions with the highly personable concierge Romaine. Not only did he give us great tips about DC, but our shared enthusiasm for international travel led to fun and informative discussions of past and upcoming destinations. FromUS$780 4.4/5104 Reviews The surroundings are very beautiful. Children like to play by the river. FromUS$262 4.5/5105 Reviews Downtown Washington Very poor attitude, random charges! I clearly brushed the room rate and finally brushed me. Nothing is worth staying except for the hardware! FromUS$269 4.1/5135 Reviews Downtown Washington The double bed room was not enough, so I spent 60 dollars per night to upgrade the room. I clearly gave three breakfast vouchers. As a result, when I arrived at the restaurant, I added 7 dollars per person. The breakfast type was very small. No, only bread and fruits, cold meals. Adding seven dollars also adds two or three more. After breakfast, the service fee is recommended. Five knives are recommended. Overall breakfast was average. The matter of breakfast is pure deception. Never told us when booking. But the location is very good. FromUS$184 4.3/5110 Reviews Chinatown Renaissance Hotel, stayed in winter, cost-effective, the price is lower than domestic Renaissance. About 7 minutes to Uber from Union Station. There is a Starbucks on the lower floor, and the door opens at 5 am. You can walk to the White House, the Washington Museum of Art, and more. Very recommended. The only downside was that the room wifi cost money and we were useless. FromUS$269 4/5109 Reviews NoMa / Sirsum Corda The hotel is located a little distance from the city centre and there is a metro station nearby. There are supermarkets within 10 minutes walk and there are not many restaurants. The extra bed is folded, the bed is very soft and it is rare to have a night. The room is small and has a microwave and coffee machine. A deposit is required for hotel stays. FromUS$185 3.9/5103 Reviews NoMa / Sirsum Corda Very good hotel, the first floor is a big supermarket, food, fruit is rich, and the price is cheap, the car is 1.99 US dollars a pound, it is too convenient. It is also convenient to go all the way to the sights. It takes 15 minutes to walk to Union Station and 20 minutes to Chinatown. Good service and good location. FromUS$169 4/5101 Reviews I've stayed here multiple times since 2021 and the customer service by the staff is always exceptional. Easy walking distance to the mall and the sites. I was there for business and virtual calls. If you need to do virtual work please get there early and make sure your wireless is up. If it's slow the front desk is amazing and helping out. My room was quiet, even with youth down the hall. FromUS$165 4.6/5102 Reviews Downtown Washington I chose the AC DC Downtown as the base for my travels within the nation’s capital back in July 2020. The location is absolutely unbeatable, as everything you’d need for a fulfilling DC adventure is no further than a few blocks. I appreciated my stay at this AC property and consider it to be worthy of four stars, but I hope to see improvements on just a few small aspects of my experience for next time. I should begin with the highest compliments to the staff; they were kind and attentive to all my needs. They worked to ensure I had a room facing the interior courtyard space, rather than the street, which is always a preference for me. A few guests in an adjacent room to mine were hard at work partying or goofing off or whatever, blasting loud music at around one in the morning (when I arrived after my late-night flight), and the night auditor quickly phoned that room to make them aware of their excessive noise. It stopped within minutes. And when I had to check-out early the next morning instead of stay one more night, my reservation was edited professionally and without hassle. Bravo to the staff! (Moreover, I also wish to shout-out managers Donald LeCompte and Leroy Turnquest for personally following up via email on my stay—I could tell they cared about guests’ experiences and how to best serve them again in the future. Much appreciated to receive these messages!) Now I wanna sort of sway into the aspects of my time at the AC I would’ve enjoyed better had just a few tiny improvements been made—and much of this can stem from my proactivity next visit. The rooms were COVID-clean, comfy, and very quiet from the outside air/sky/atmosphere, but their functionality was a bit questionable. I realize ACs are geared toward shorter, urban-focused stays during which the idea of a hotel isn’t as paramount, but I would’ve loved to utilize larger bedside tables/stands and more spacious walkways. If I remember correctly, I was specifically given a mobility-accessible room, which is basically false advertising for wheelchair-bound folks. For me, I managed since I can walk just fine inside my room and park my chair elsewhere, but I always try to be a voice for the disability community—please reconsider the choice to label this room as accessible if the space can’t be expanded to ADA standards. In general, I wasn’t too impressed with functionality, but I managed fine when I spent the night. Additionally, the noise from adjoining rooms is incredibly amplified. Next time I come, I will ask to sleep in a room around which no other guests are staying. I know how tough it is to fix the mechanics and structure of a big building, and I know nothing can ever be perfect, but I still desire to do my part by asking to avoid others to ensure my stay is more private and relaxed in the future. It is true I’ve dedicated a significant portion of this review to describing negatives, but please please trust me that my rating of four stars still stands. 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How long does it take to walk through the African American Museum?Touring the Museum
Please be aware that touring the History Galleries in their entirety will take approximately 2 hours, and will require about 1 mile of walking.
Where do you park when visiting African American Museum in DC?The nearest public parking garage is located at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center. You may access the parking garage via ramps at 14th Street NW (north and south). Please visit the International Trade Center website for more information.
Is the African American Museum in DC free?NMAAHC is open from 10 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. every day of the year except for Christmas Day, December 25. The museum is free, but entry is governed by a system of timed-entry passes, or tickets.
How big is Nmaahc?665,000 square feet—Area of the building. The museum features 105,000 square feet of exhibition space, which is two times the area of the White House.
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