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Relax in a thoughtfully designed 220 sq. ft. guest room at Arlo Washington DC, located in the heart of Judiciary Square. The space reflects modern comfort with smooth tile flooring and an open layout that makes the most of its downtown city aspect, creating a calm base for work or exploration.
Choose a sleeping arrangement that suits your stay: one King bed or two Queen beds, each dressed in premium bedding with bed sheets changed on request. The private bathroom features a rainfall showerhead, bathrobes, slippers, shampoo, soap, a hair dryer and toilet paper supplied; toothbrushes and toothpaste are not provided. Towels and housekeeping are available daily and changed on request to suit your preference.
Work and unwind with a 45-inch smart TV offering digital channels and streaming services including Hulu and Netflix, complimentary high-speed WiFi (250+ Mbps, suitable for 3–5 people or up to 10 devices), an espresso maker, and free bottled water. Practical conveniences include a desk and chair, free local calls, guidebooks, iron/ironing board, laptop wor[k] space, accessibility features, and the option of connecting rooms. Daily housekeeping and a range of in-room comforts are included so you can focus on your plans around the city while enjoying the signature Arlo Washington DC hospitality.





























This 220 sq. ft. room is offered as 1 King or 2 Queen Beds and sleeps up to four guests. Both setups come with premium bedding, and sheets are changed on request. The king suits a couple or a solo traveler, while the two-queen arrangement works for friends or colleagues sharing.
The room has an open layout with a downtown city aspect in the Judiciary Square neighborhood. For a wider panorama, ART DC, the rooftop bar and lounge at the hotel, looks toward the Capitol and Washington Monument.
Yes. It has a desk, desk chair and laptop workspace, free WiFi at 250+ Mbps (good for 3–5 people or up to 10 devices), free local calls and an iron and ironing board. A 45-inch smart TV with Netflix and Hulu is there for the evenings, and an espresso maker and free bottled water are in the room.
Your stay includes daily housekeeping, free in-room WiFi, a 24-hour front desk, concierge and fitness center access. The hotel adds a mandatory Urban Fee of $35 per night plus tax, which unlocks connectivity and wellness amenities around the property. Self-parking and pets are paid extras.
Check-in is from 4:00 PM and check-out is by 11:00 AM. The minimum check-in age is 21, and you will need a valid government-issued photo ID and a credit card for incidentals. Cash is not accepted. The hotel is non-smoking, with smoking only in designated outdoor areas.
There is no self-parking garage in the building. Covered self-parking is available nearby at the Capitol Crossing Garage (701 3rd Street NW) for $25 per night plus taxes, with in-and-out privileges. Metered street parking is also available around the city.
The National Building Museum is about a 5-minute walk, and Judiciary Square Metro (Red Line) is also about 5 minutes away. Capital One Arena is roughly a 10-minute walk, as is the Smithsonian Institution. The National Gallery of Art is about 12 minutes on foot, and Union Station is about 11 minutes.
Bodega, the lobby café, serves coffee, pastries, sandwiches and light fare daily from 6:30am to 10pm. ART DC, the rooftop bar, serves Japanese and Pan-Asian-inspired sharing plates and cocktails from 4pm daily, with happy hour from 4pm to 7pm. It is open to non-guests too, and reservations go through Resy. A new American restaurant, Altair, has also opened at the foot of the hotel.
Up to two dogs or cats under 75 lbs each may stay for $20 per pet, per night, and must be registered at the front desk. They cannot be left alone in the room, and the rooftop is pet-free. For workouts, the 2nd-floor Fitness Center has Life Fitness cardio and strength equipment. In your room you can stream Alo Moves yoga, Pilates and meditation videos on the TV, and Alo yoga mats are available on request.
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