Washington, DC has 18 Edit by Chase hotels. January is the cheapest month to book, with a median nightly Chase Travel rate of $468 (fees included), and February and December follow at $517 and $521. Four of the 18, including the Willard InterContinental and Pendry Washington DC, qualify for the doubled $500 Edit credit through December 31, 2026.
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The list and map below cover all 18 Edit by Chase hotels in Washington, DC. Rates shown are median nightly Chase Travel prices, fees included, computed from roughly a year of price-calendar data that refreshes nightly. Across the calendar, the citywide median swings from $468 in January to $705 in April, a gap of $237 per night.
That swing decides how far your credits go. Two nights at the January median cost about $936, and the $250 Edit credit plus the $100 property credit remove $350 of that, roughly 37 percent. The same two nights at April's $705 median total about $1,410, where the stack covers closer to 25 percent.
Eaton DC is the cheapest Edit hotel in Washington at a $308 median nightly rate. The Watergate Hotel is the least expensive 5-star option at $444, while The Ritz-Carlton Georgetown tops the range at a $958 median.
Washington is also the strongest double credit city on the list, tied with New York at 4 qualifying hotels. The Pendry Washington DC (5.0 stars, $604 typical nightly), the Willard InterContinental, the InterContinental at The Wharf, and Yours Truly DC all belong to both programs. Book any of them for a prepaid 2-night stay and the Edit $250 stacks with the select-brand $250 for $500 back.
Value runs deep here even at the top tier. The Watergate Hotel is the cheapest 5-star on the DC list at a $444 median nightly rate, with the Sofitel Lafayette Square close behind at $466. Eaton DC anchors the budget end at $308.
| Hotel | Rating | Typical nightly* |
|---|---|---|
| Eaton DC | ★4.5 | $308 |
| The Dupont Circle Hotel | ★4.5 | $326 |
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Yours Truly DC, Vignette Collection by IHG 2x credit IHG Hotels & Resorts |
★4.5 | $346 |
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Viceroy Washington DC Viceroy |
★4.5 | $377 |
| The Watergate Hotel | ★5.0 | $444 |
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Sofitel Washington DC Lafayette Square Accor |
★5.0 | $466 |
| Riggs Washington DC | ★5.0 | $521 |
| The Hay-Adams | ★5.0 | $544 |
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Pendry Washington DC 2x credit Pendry Hotels & Resorts |
★5.0 | $602 |
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InterContinental Washington D.C. - The Wharf by IHG 2x credit IHG Hotels & Resorts |
★5.0 | $647 |
| The Jefferson | ★5.0 | $771 |
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Willard InterContinental Washington by IHG 2x credit IHG Hotels & Resorts |
★5.0 | $773 |
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The St. Regis Washington, D.C. Marriott |
★5.0 | $801 |
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The Ritz-Carlton Georgetown, Washington, D.C. Marriott |
★5.0 | $959 |
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The Ritz-Carlton, Washington, D.C. Marriott |
★5.0 | $961 |
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Four Seasons Hotel Washington DC Four Seasons |
★5.0 | $1,789 |
| Salamander Washington DC | ★5.0 | – |
| The Inn at Little Washington | ★5.0 | – |
*Median nightly Chase Travel rate (fees in) over the past year, for planning only. Chase rates typically run 10 to 20 percent above the hotel's own site; the Edit credits and perks only apply to Chase Travel bookings, and the price match guarantee can close the gap. Hotel names link to the hotel on Chase Travel (sign in to your Chase account first).
The cheapest months for Washington Edit hotels are January, February, and December, with median nightly Chase Travel rates around $468. The priciest is April at about $705.
January is the cheapest month for Edit hotels in Washington, with a median nightly Chase Travel rate of $468 across the city's 18 properties. February ($517) and December ($521) sit just behind. Cold weather and the post-holiday lull keep demand down, which is why local rate guides such as Washington DC View name deep winter the cheapest window for DC hotels.
April is the most expensive month at a $705 median, with May close behind at $691. The National Cherry Blossom Festival in late March and early April, plus graduation season, pack the city, as Free Tours by Foot documents in its seasonal guide. The jump shows in the data: the median climbs $113 between February and March, then another $75 into April.
August is the counterintuitive soft spot in summer. The median dips to $653, under June ($682) and September ($679), because Congress leaves for its August recess and official business thins out, a pattern local hotel watchers on TripAdvisor flag as well. It still runs $185 above January, so treat August as a convenience discount rather than a true low season.
The concrete play: book January or February at one of the city's value anchors. Eaton DC carries a $308 median nightly rate, so a two-night Edit stay near that level runs about $616 and drops to roughly $366 after the $250 credit. Prefer a double-credit property? Yours Truly DC medians $345, and two nights (about $690) fall near $190 out of pocket once the $500 doubled credit applies.
The rate curve tells a simple story. Median nightly Chase Travel rates across the 18 DC Edit hotels start the year at $468 in January, climb through cherry blossom season to the $705 April peak, then hold in the $650 to $690 range from May through October before sliding to $521 in December.
April costs 51 percent more than January in median nightly terms. A 2-night stay at the city median runs about $936 in January against roughly $1,410 in April, a $474 gap before the $250 Edit credit applies. The same suite at the same hotel, five weeks apart, books at two different trip budgets.
August is the sleeper month. Congress leaves town, humidity keeps leisure crowds thin, and the median slips to $653, the lowest reading between April and November (Free Tours by Foot tracks the same summer lull). It is not January pricing, but it beats every spring and fall month.
A concrete play: Eaton DC carries a $308 typical nightly rate. In January, when citywide medians run 34 percent below the April peak, a 2-night prepaid stay lands near $616 before credits. Apply the $250 Edit credit and the $100 property credit and the effective cost drops under $270 for two nights at a design hotel a short walk from the Mall.
Four Washington Edit hotels currently qualify for the doubled credit: InterContinental Washington D.C. - The Wharf, Willard InterContinental Washington, Pendry Washington DC, and Yours Truly DC, Vignette Collection by IHG. At these properties the $250 Edit statement credit doubles to $500 under the select-brand promotion that runs through December 31, 2026. Yours Truly DC is the cheapest of the four at a $345 median nightly rate.
January is the cheapest month to book an Edit hotel in Washington, with a median nightly Chase Travel rate of $468, fees included, across the city's 18 properties. February ($517) and December ($521) are the next best. April is the peak at $705, so shifting a two-night stay from April to January saves about $474 before any credit applies.
The $100 Edit property credit is per stay, not per night. You receive it once per booking, and it applies to food and beverage charges unless the individual hotel states otherwise. It stacks with the $250 Sapphire Reserve Edit statement credit, so a single Washington stay can carry $350 in combined value, or $600 at the four double-credit properties.
The Watergate Hotel is the cheapest 5-star Edit hotel in Washington, with a $444 median nightly Chase Travel rate. Sofitel Washington DC Lafayette Square is close at $466, and both undercut the citywide April peak median of $705. For comparison, the priciest 5-star on the list, The Ritz-Carlton Georgetown, medians $958 a night.
Usually, yes. The citywide median falls from $705 in April to $468 in January, a $237 per night difference, so two winter nights cost about $474 less than the same spring stay. That calendar saving is larger than the $250 credit itself. The exception is a fixed-date trip such as cherry blossom season, where the credit softens the premium without erasing it.
The Watergate Hotel is the cheapest 5-star Edit hotel in Washington at a $444 median nightly Chase Travel rate. The Sofitel Washington DC Lafayette Square ($466) and Riggs Washington DC ($521) follow. All three sit well below the $705 April citywide median, so a low-season booking at any of them costs less per night than an average DC Edit hotel does in spring.
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