Intern Housing in Washington, DC: A Practical Guide

Intern housing in DC: furnished, month-to-month rooms from $797 near the Green/Yellow lines — built for 10–12 week internship timelines.

Washington, DC runs on interns. Every year, thousands of students and recent graduates land in the city for internships on Capitol Hill, at federal agencies, nonprofits, think tanks, and advocacy groups — and nearly all of them need the same thing: a furnished room, on a short timeline, near Metro, without a 12-month lease.

What to look for in intern housing

When to start looking

For summer internships, start searching in February or March — the good rooms near Metro go first. Fall and spring interns have more breathing room but should still lock something down 6–8 weeks out. Have your move-in total ready: first month + $175 utilities + one month's refundable deposit + the $48 screening.

Two rooms built for intern timelines

Both are two blocks from Georgia Ave–Petworth Metro and under ten minutes' walk to Columbia Heights Metro — keeping a stipend budget intact with everything included.

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