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Recently Reviewed Hotels Around District of Columbia
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Club Quarters Hotel
839 17th Street, Washington, District of Columbia
Hotel Class
161 Rooms
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Hotel Lombardy
2019 Penn Avenue NW, Washington DC, District of Columbia
Hotel Class
132 Rooms
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Renaissance Mayflower Hotel
1127 Connecticut Avenue NW, Washington DC, District of Columbia
Hotel Class 583 Rooms
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Willard Inter Continental Hotel
1401 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington DC, District of Columbia
Hotel Class 341 Rooms
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The Quincy Hotel
1823 L Street NW, Washington DC, District of Columbia
Hotel Class 99 Rooms
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The Braxton Hotel
1440 Rhode Island Avenue, Washington, District of Columbia
Hotel Class
58 Rooms
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Topaz Hotel
1733 North Street Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia
Hotel Class
99 Rooms
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Radisson Washington Dc Hotel
2121 P Street Nw, Washington, District of Columbia
Hotel Class 294 Rooms
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Hamilton Crowne Plaza Hotel
1001 14th and K Street, Washington DC, District of Columbia
Hotel Class 318 Rooms
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Melrose Hotel Washington Dc
2430 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington DC, District of Columbia
Hotel Class 240 Rooms
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Comfort Inn Downtown Convention Center Hotel
1201 13th Street NW, Washington DC, District of Columbia
Hotel Class 100 Rooms
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The Churchill Hotel
1914 Connecticut Avenue NW, Washington DC, District of Columbia
Hotel Class 144 Rooms
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L'Enfant Plaza Hotel
480 L'enfant Plaza SW, Washington DC, District of Columbia
Hotel Class 384 Rooms
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Harrington Hotel
436 11th Street, Washington DC, District of Columbia
Hotel Class 260 Rooms
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Hilton Washington Hotel
1919 Connecticut Avenue Way NW, Washington DC, District of Columbia
Hotel Class 1119 Rooms
Top Destinations in District of Columbia
Destination information
US Capitol, Washington DC The most famous place in all of America is a great stop on any vacation to Washington DC. The capitol building houses all of the branches of the US government including, the Senate and the House of Representatives. Visitors can take a tour of the building and when Congress is in session visitors can view it for the galleries. Have lunch in the Senate Refectory where bean soup is always on the menu by law. Admission is free but plan to get there before 9 am because tickets are usually gone after that.
Mount Vernon Renovated to reflect the days when the first president lived in the mansion this 500-acre estate is breathtaking. Visitors can view the Potomac River as it winds by the house from on the large expanse of green lush lawn. Visitors can stroll around the estate, tour the many building and participate in interactive exhibits that demonstrate faming techniques that date back to colonial times.
The National Mall This enormous open space park expands from the US Capitol building to the Lincoln Memorial and then around the Tidal Basil all the way to the Jefferson Memorial. The park is the permanent residence of the Smithsonian museum, the famous Washington Memorial at the end of the long reflecting pool and the Vietnam Memorial. The park was intended as a meeting place for rallies and as a place to commemorate and encourage the freedoms that we as American's hold so dear.
White House Due to recent security increases the White House is no longer available for public tours, but students and military personnel can tour with advance notice. The White House was nicknamed this after the exterior was "white-washed" after extensive damage was done to the mansion during the war in 1812. The house dates back to the second presidential era 1801. Even viewing it from the street is an extraordinarily moving experience.
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