Hostel Recommendation | Washington DC 🏙️

🏨 Generator Washington DC Address: 1900 Connecticut Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20009 ❌ Generator seems to be a chain brand—I’ve seen it in many cities. The DC location isn’t right in the tourist zone, but the area is safe and not too quiet. It’s a walk from the metro station, slightly uphill, so I wouldn’t recommend it if you’re carrying large luggage. 🍴 No cooking allowed—kitchen access is not available. ✅ The hostel conditions are great! There’s a spacious common area on the first floor—perfect for working or socializing—and semi-private spaces ideal for introverts who need quiet. ✅ Rooms are converted from hotel layouts. The en-suite bathroom is a bit small, but the room itself is bright, clean, and well-lit. It’s one of the better hostel rooms I’ve stayed in. I booked a 4-bed female dorm. 💰 Price in March last year: $137 for two nights. ☕️ Facilities include a laundry room, gym, a restaurant, and a café downstairs. The coffee is quite good—highly recommended! Overall, this is a hotel converted into a hostel, so it feels like sharing a nice hotel room with strangers. My room wasn’t full—only two of us—so the experience was comfortable. I didn’t take great photos, but it’s better in person! Very safe, well-managed, and good conditions—though it lacks that classic youth-hostel vibe of mingling and meeting people. Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Have you stayed at Generator or other hostels in DC? Share your experience below! 👇 #HostelRecommendation #WashingtonDCStays #HostelLife #FemaleFriendlyHostel #DCTravel #WashingtonDC #SoloTravel #TravelAlone #WomenTravel #BudgetTravel