Furnished Apartments in Chinatown DC
Chinatown DC Serviced Apartments for Rent
A small historic neighbourhood in Washington DC, Chinatown is a cultural and business hub that features various tourist attractions. If you are travelling to the capital city and looking for some authentic Chinese food or wish to explore the historic part of the city, Chinatown is the place to be. Carrying century-old history and culture this area has a mix of commercial residential, religious, and government buildings. Chinatown offers a unique experience to its visitors and easy access to the Washington DC Downtown area. If you are travelling to Washington DC, you can definitely keep Chinatown in your preferred location for your stay.
Our top furnished apartments in Chinatown, Washington DC:
Each of these furnished apartments in Chinatown, Washington DC is designed for both leisure and corporate travellers. Clean and spacious layout with all required amenities, these apartments are ready-homes for you and your family to enjoy the vacation to the fullest. Fully equipped kitchen with appliances and utensils, flat-screen TV, high-speed WiFi connectivity, and much more, these fully furnished apartments in Chinatown DC have everything.
Where to Stay in Chinatown
Staying close to the Downtown and all tourist attractions and activities is always preferable, especially if you are on a tight schedule. Chinatown located in the heart of the city provides everything with a traveller needs, from delicious food to shopping to tourist attractions. Chinatown is a small neighbourhood so you can experience a close community culture here with everything accessible within walking distance. There are multiple hotels and serviced apartments available here for stay. If you are looking for more space and all amenities within one roof, staying in a service apartment will be more apt for you.
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Some of the apartment buildings in Chinatown Washington-Dc will offer bed and breakfast or gym membership, whereas others may provide them with an extra charge. The apartment listing will make that clear. Other services include airport pick-up, meet and greet and so much more. Book your stay here for the full TheSqua.re experience.
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Facts About Chinatown
Chinatown is a part of the National Register of Historic Places listed under the Downtown Historic District of Washington DC. This is a part of Washington DC’s original Downtown which is one of the oldest areas in the city.
Here are some facts about Chinatown Washington DC:
- The original Chinatown was located in the south of Pennsylvania Avenue around 1851. Later it was relocated to where today’s Chinatown is as the Federal Building was built there.
- In 1802, the city's primary public market was built on Pennsylvania Avenue between 7th and 9th Streets, which is now the site of the National Archives.
- In the mid-1880s, there were approximately 100 residents in Chinatown which by 1936, became 800, including 32 families.
- In the 1930s Chinatown was moved to the east of Downtown near Penn Quarter, which is known as Chinatown, Washington DC today.
Weather in Chinatown
Summer is the peak season in Washington DC and a great time to enjoy outdoor activities and free attractions. However, the best time to travel to Chinatown Washington DC is during the spring and autumn seasons. You can also plan your trip around the National Cherry Blossom Festival or Chinese New Year if you wish to experience those festivals.