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"Great, well located and priced right. Room service from the Bistro was quick and excellent. One thing...i had the do not disturb sign on the door and the maid knocked asking if i wanted service? When i said no, she asked if she could use the phone to call the front desk...i said no. I found this..."
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"The staff were very friendly! Location is excellent to all transportation and especially ease to go running in the mornings to the Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, reflecting pool and to the new African-American Museum."
A Traveller, Sep 2016, US
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"Comfy beds but the comforters were a bit noisy when moving. Whenever my husband moved, the noise woke me up. I guess it was too stiff. Other than that's my only "complaint"."
A Traveller, Sep 2016, US
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"I stay at Westin whenever I can, regardless of the city. I do this because I know that the service will be the same from one Westin to the other and good service is hard to come by."
A Traveller, Sep 2016, US
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"The service at this hotel was top notch. From the front desk recommending great restaurants to the manager of housekeeping offering anything we may need, to the waiters at Rigsbys offering us complimentary appetizers and desert, this stay made us feel like we were celebrities. Here on business, u..."
A Traveller, Sep 2016, US
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"the air conditioning didn't work right. It was freezing and the only option we had was to turn it off. Also, the sliding bathroom door slid back when we tried to close. It took a few takes. Everything else was good. "
A Traveller, Sep 2016, US
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"Excellent staff, restaurant, and room was very comfortable. The location enabled us to walk to the main attractions."
A Traveller, Sep 2016, US
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"Modern hotel with many nice touches. Large comfortable beds with lots of pillow. Room is oversized."
A Traveller, Sep 2016, US
154 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
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"Left hotel at 10am was at the stadium and parked at 1010. Staff was friendly helpful. Yes some stains on tje carpet here and there but so what everything felt clean and looked clean."
A Traveller, Sep 2016, US
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"The hotel design was modern and luxurious. Everything was spotless. Every detail in the room and lobby was attended to with perfection."
A Traveller, Sep 2016, US
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Landmarks
- White House
- United States Capitol
- Union Station Shopping Center
- National Mall (The Mall)
- FedEx Field
- Smithsonian Institution
- Tysons Corner Center
- Nationals Park
- Walter E. Washington Convention Center
- Vietnam Veterans Memorial
- Verizon Center (MCI Center)
- Newseum
- Old Town Alexandria
- National Harbor
- Smithsonian's National Zoo
- Washington Monument
- Howard University
- George Washington University
- University of Maryland-College Park
- Georgetown University
Where to stay in Washington
Washington D.C. Hotels
Over the decades, the reputation of this city being boring has been steadily replaced with being a spot for rich culture, great shopping, dining and nightlife, all in Washing D.C.. Hotels here range from upscale to budget options, allowing visitors on any budget to enjoy decent lodging here.
A familiar sight on television, the capital of the United States houses an impressive collection of well-stocked museums and several of the nation’s most treasured monuments and memorials. Seekers of culture and history will fall in love with this destination with every passing day.
Things to see Washington D.C.
Tourists who are here for their first time simply have to see the National Mall, which is a National Park filled with attractions such as the Washington Monument, the White House, the Lincoln Memorial and Reflecting Pool and the National Museum of National History. Most of them are easily recognized by visitors from all over the world.
Some people will be surprised to know that this city is a great hub for performances of music from all genres. The Kennedy Center takes the cake when it comes to classical performances, and is where you’ll find the Washington National Opera and National Symphony Orchestra in residence. Major music venues for pop and rock include the 9:30club and the Black Cat, both of which are in Shaw, a district towards the north.
Hotels in Washington
Washington D.C. Accommodation is more than decent, and has several options for visitors on budgets of any elasticity. Popular accommodation choices are near the Smithsonian, but since it is relatively easy to get around the city using the metro, it’s possible to stay in the close-in suburbs with little inconvenience. Upscale hotels can be found close to the National Mall for those willing to pamper themselves during their trip.
Where to stay
Downtown and near the National Mall is the prime choice, especially for first time visitors to Washington D.C.. Here you can walk the whole Mall, but note that it will take quite a while as the Mall is over 2 miles end-to-end. There are also several museums nearby, with exhibits that are sure to fascinate and pique your curiosity. Accommodation in this district include budget, mid-range and expensive hotels.
The North Central district is a place to be if you’re looking for a neighborhood atmosphere with access to great museums, interest galleries, live jazz clubs and high-end nightclubs. There are also several choices when it comes to dining. Finding lodging here is pretty easy given the number of options, and most of them are near metro stops and decent restaurants.
How to get to Washington
Ronald Reagon Washington National Airport is the closest and most convenient airport to Washing D.C., but it serves only domestic flights. The main international gateway is the Washington Dulles International Airport and it’s 26 miles west of D.C. Those driving in can use coastal superhighways I-95 and I-395. I-495 is the Capital Beltway but it’s notorious for having massive congestions.
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