Washington Capitol Hostel

Name: Washington Capitol Hostel
Address: 2451 18th Street NW, Washington, District of Columbia, 20009, United States

Washington·5.9

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Oct – Nov 2026

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Overview

Located in Washington’s Northwest district, Washington Capitol Hostel sits 1.5 mi from the White House and within walking distance of the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum (1.5 km) and the National Mall (1.8 km). It offers free Wi‑Fi, complimentary breakfast, kitchen facilities, lockers, cable TV, and both dormitory and private rooms, plus complimentary station shuttle and pre‑arranged parking.

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Fitness & Recreation

Recreation activities

Reception

Luggage storage

Connectivity

Internet available

Room Climate

Air conditioning
Heating

Bathroom

Bathtub

Safety & Security

Safety & security features
Lockers

Policies

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Reviews

5.9

How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.

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Silvo2 days ago

“No bothroom in the room , no tv in the room no good food .”

I had no positive aspects; the experience was terrible.

Julio2 weeks ago

“Great location, but the condition and cleanliness of the hostel were unacceptable”

The spot was spot on for exploring Washington, D.C., but that was the only bright spot in my visit. The hostel itself was filthy, outdated, and made me feel like I was in an old rooming house; I avoided touching most surfaces because everything looked so dirty. The place really needs a deep clean, maintenance, and a full update.

EbonyA month ago

The staff were kind and responsible, and they even deserve government funding to help upgrade the business and offer exceptional services for travelers looking to explore local attractions. No complaints at all!

YorkA month ago

“MAL”

No positives. The place is marketed as a student hotel, yet it’s basically a shelter for homeless people. When I arrived, a guy was smoking weed in my room with the door closed. The bunk beds were filthy, and the neighborhood was full of vagrants. I was scared and saw a fight at the corner McDonald’s; I would not return or recommend this option.

SergioA month ago