Washington, DC has some great nightlife. Dance clubs used to be hard to find in DC. In recent years, several large dance clubs have opened up in the liveliest neighborhoods of DC, from Adams Morgan, to the U Street corridor, to Penn Quarter, to New York Avenue. Check out these top picks of Washington, DC dance clubs.
1. 9:30 Club
U Street Corridor. 815 V St, NW. Washington, DC. 20001 (202) 393-0930. The 9:30 Club features local, national and international performances. Tickets are required and can be purchased in advance. This club has four bars and the largest dance floor in DC.
2. Fur Nightclub
New York Avenue. 33 Patterson St. NE, Washington, DC 20002 (202) 842-3401. This large dance club is located in a former warehouse, with 30 foot high ceilings and a huge dance floor. You can get away from the crowds here and relax in the clubs' intimate lounges or late-night espresso bar and cafe.3. Rock & Roll Hotel
H Street. 1353 H St NE (between N 14th St & N Linden Ct)Washington, DC (202) 388-7625. The dance club features hotel themed rooms with DJ and live music.
4. Habana Village
Adams Morgan. 1834 Columbia Rd. NW, Washington, DC 20009 (202) 462-6310. This four-story Cuban restaurant and dance club gets you doing the salsa, tango, merengue and samba with its dance lessons and live music.5. Josephine Nightclub and Lounge
K Street. 1008 Vermont Ave NW. Washington, DC 20005 (202) 347-8601. The premier nightclub, located in the heart of downtown DC, has several dance floors and plays a wide selection of lively music.
6. Lux Lounge
Penn Quarter. 649 New York Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001 (202) 347-8100. This 19th-century lumber warehouse was remodeled into a hip and trendy dance club. Three floors offer a variety of music including hip-hop, reggae, '80s classics, international and jazz.7. Love
New York Avenue. 1350 Okie St NE, Washington, DC 20002. (202)636-9030. Washington's premier dance club boasts 4 levels, 4 decks, VIP rooms, plush sitting areas, and luxurious private lounges.8. Town Danceboutique
U Street Corridor. 2009 8th St NW Washington, DC (202) 234-8696. This is a gay danceclub with state-of-the-art lighting and sound systems.9. U Street Music Hall
U Street Corridor. 1115A U Street NW Washington, DC (202) 588-1880. Opened in 2010. The live music and dance club features a state-of-the-art sound systems, a 1200 square foot dance floor, and two fully stocked bars.
