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| Embassy
Suites Downtown
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Embassy Suites are very popular with families, business travelers and all others, and with good reason. They offer virtually all the benefits of home away from home, plus a comfortable place to work. The Embassy Suites Downtown adds location, glamour and a terrific restaurant to the formula. Its location in the West End section of downtown makes it convenient to Georgetown, Dupont Circle and Foggy Bottom (Kennedy Center). Three Metro stops are within walking distance -- ask the helpful staff to point you towards the one best meeting your plans. The glamorous, skylit atrium features cascading plants and a waterfall -- not to mention a delicious (and complimentary) cooked-to-order breakfast each morning. "Panevino," the hotel's popular Italian restaurant, offers wonderful Italian food; if you miss the atrium breakfast, call for room service from this accommodating spot. Your spacious, two-room suite will be a pleasant haven at the end of a long day. Each of the 318 suites provides two televisions and dual phones with voicemail. There's a minibar/wetbar, a microwave, refrigerator and coffeemaker. You'll also find irons and boards, and hairdryers. Working travelers will enjoy the dataports. Take a plunge in the indoor pool or unwind in the health club. Enjoy the manager's nightly reception. All in all, this upscale all-suite hotel caters to every traveler. Save between $20 and $100 on ALL Hotel Bookings Now! | ||||||||||||||||
| Embassy
Suites Alexandria Old Town Alexandria 1900 Diagonal Rd., Alexandria, VA 22314 |
This
beautifully-appointed all-suite hotel is the most conveniently located hotel in
Old Town Alexandria. Directly across the street from the Amtrak and METRO subway,
its location offers quick access to Washington, D.C. attractions and Old Town
Alexandria charm. This hotel offers 2-room suites, each with two telephones, two
televisions, iron and ironing board, complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast in
the morning and two-hour Manager's Reception in the evening. Free weekly newspaper,
workout room, pool and sauna are also available. Its large sunny atrium lobby has hanging foliage, waterfalls, and gazebos. If you're a train buff, request a suite overlooking the train station. There is a playroom for children. A free shuttle transports guests to the scenic Alexandria riverfront, which has shops and restaurants. A cooked-to-order breakfast is complimentary, as is the cocktail reception every evening. Save between $20 and $100 on ALL Hotel Bookings Now! |
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| George
Washington University Inn 824 New Hampshire Ave. NW, Foggy Bottom Washington, DC 20037 |
Perfectly located in Foggy Bottom just 2 blocks from its university namesake, the Inn offers in-town convenience and elegance at out-of-town bargain prices. The rooms are really suites, offering spacious, comfortable living in Williamsburg-styled décor. Guests receive complimentary passes to the University campus’ excellent fitness facilities. Also complimentary are daily newspaper deliveries and, if you wish them, shoeshines. Nightly turndown service (with chocolates) is a nice touch, as is the secure underground valet parking. Rooms offer irons and boards, and hairdryers are available in each suite’s bath area. Guests have their choice between same-day valet dry cleaning/laundry and a coin-operated laundry facility. Non-smoking rooms are available, as are rooms to accommodate those with disabilities. The Inn provides safe deposit boxes and 24-hour message services for its guests. All in all, the George Washington University Inn offers most all the amenities available in fine hotels for a much smaller price. Ask about the "Inn Points Frequent Travelers Program" for even bigger savings. Save between $20 and $100 on ALL Hotel Bookings Now! | ||||||||||||||||
| Hay-Adams
Hotel 1 Lafayette Sq. NW, Downtown Washington, DC 20006 |
An elegant Italian Renaissance beauty, the Hay- Adams has always been a gracious grande dame among DC hotels. Rooms are upholstered in hushed neutral tones, and the lobby is lush with richly toned mohair, velvet, and plush blue and burgundy carpet. Custom-embroidered linens make delicious bedding. Request a room on the hotel's south side and you'll have the best view of the Executive Mansion in town, directly across Lafayette Park. Interior views are equally appealing: elegant, unusual furnishings, beautifully carved molding and spectacular trademark ceilings. The 145 guest rooms and 20 suites are decorated with graceful period reproductions, eclectic but in keeping with style. The hotel's popular Lafayette restaurant benefited from the face-lift and is still just as popular with local movers and shakers for breakfast, lunch, dinner and special events. Contemporary American cuisine is served in a beautiful yet comfortable setting. The chef offers innovative dishes for fish, meat and veggie eaters alike. And try not to miss afternoon tea -- it's famous far and wide. Save between $20 and $100 on ALL Hotel Bookings Now! | ||||||||||||||||
Hotel
Monaco | Sophisticated
and high-style yet warm and inviting describe the downtown luxury Hotel Monaco.
Located in the historic 1839 Tariff Building at 7th and F Streets, the first all-marble
building in Washington DC, this luxury boutique hotel is centered in the charming
Penn Quarter in downtown Washington DC. High-ceilinged rooms with yellow walls, armoires, 7-foot upholstered screens that serve as headboards and crimson cashmere throws make the Hotel Monaco one of the hippest places to stay in Washington. Surrounded by the goings-on of our nation's capitol outside and a vibrant, welcoming feel inside, the luxury Hotel Monaco caters to the most discerning of travelers. Save between $20 and $100 on ALL Hotel Bookings Now! |
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| The
Henley Park Hotel 926 Massachusetts Ave. NW, Downtown, Washington, DC 20001 |
Making its debut in 1918 as the upscale Tudor Hall apartments-home to many congressmen and senators-the meticulously restored building was converted into a hotel in 1982. The lobby retains its original stained glass windows and Mercer tile floor; traditional archways and moldings, carved walls and leaded glass windows are featured throughout. The facade of the building displays 118 gargoyles (including two depicting the faces of the architect and his wife); four others above the restaurant atrium were rescued from New York's razed Commodore Hotel. Guest rooms are furnished with fine18th-century reproductions, and some rooms feature stately four-poster beds. Save between $20 and $100 on ALL Hotel Bookings Now! | ||||||||||||||||
| Hotel
Madera 1310 New Hampshire Avenue N.W., Washington D.C. 20036 |
The centrally located boutique Hotel Madera, like a private pied-a-terre, offers easy access to the urban energy of Washington DC. Bask in the comfort, service, and style of this unique metro getaway. The hotel, formerly the Clarion Hampshire House Hotel, underwent a $5 million renovation into an ultra-chic boutique property with large guest rooms bedecked in earth tones, rich fabrics and dark mahogany wood. The hotel offers a variety of specialty guest rooms — the Nosh room, a studio guest room with a kitchenette, condiments and a grocery shopping service; the Flash room for guests who require high-speed Internet access; or a Fitness room to help guests recharge. A luxury hotel in downtown Washington DC, the boutique Hotel Madera is a pampering metro hideaway in Dupont Circle. Save between $20 and $100 on ALL Hotel Bookings Now! | ||||||||||||||||
| Hotel
George 15 E St. NW Washington, DC 20001 |
Sleek, unique and contemporarily beautiful, the George is a bold and delightful contrast to Washington’s many ornate, extravagantly decorated hotels. No one entering the glass, steel and limestone façade would guess that this structure was built in 1928. The hotel’s renovation transformed the George into perhaps the most popular hotel on Capitol Hill. Its soaring two- story lobby is overlooked by glassed-in boardrooms overhead and punctuated by a striking grand piano. Comfortable furniture with clean lines in pleasing shades of sand, beige and taupe invite you to sit and relax, basking in the unique mix of artwork. The George features a terrific contemporary French Bistro -- “Bis” -- which alone would be worth the price of admission -- don’t miss the Sunday brunch. A cigar-and-billiard room continues the hip, young theme. A health club with lockers and steam rooms is available to guests, offering a relaxing break between the day’s activities and the evening’s promises. Save between $20 and $100 on ALL Hotel Bookings Now! | ||||||||||||||||
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Madison
Hotel |
This Washington institution has remained dynamic throughout the years. While it still awes visitors and locals alike with its world-renowned collection of Chinese and French antiques, the Madison has kept pace with modern demands. Its 318 rooms and 35 suites are superbly appointed to meet the needs of any visitor. An exercise facility will keep you fit, and the hotel’s special services (valet services, concierge suggestions, room service) will help you relax after a long day of touring, working or studying. The elegant Montpelier Restaurant will satisfy you with delicious continental cuisine -- and there is more casual fare available, plus two bars. The Lobby Bar and Lounge serves afternoon tea and a light lunch. Modern convenience and old-world service combine to make any traveler feel welcome, pampered and glad to be here. The Madison is well worth a visit to make your Washington experience complete. Save between $20 and $100 on ALL Hotel Bookings Now! | ||||||||||||||||
The
Monarch Hotel |
"Bringing the outside in" was the overall theme of the Monarch's recent $12 million renovation. The refurbished hotel is lush with garden delights, the lavish central courtyard garden reflected indoors. And from the moment you enter the marble-floored greenhouse lobby, you'll know that not only is this place elegant; it's determined to make you comfortable. In addition to garden green, the theme is spacious and serene. Guest rooms are larger than usual, decorated with plushly oversized, sophisticated fittings echoing garden décor. Botticino marble lines the luxurious baths punctuated by trademark fresh orchids. And where outside of Europe besides here is overnight shoeshine service complimentary? Special packages, including some for sumptuous suites, enhance your stay. And an online "tell us about you" profile ensures that you'll find what you want when you arrive. For fine dining and a dynamite Sunday champagne brunch, try the soaring and special Colonnade restaurant. Looking for more casual surroundings with equally good fare? Try the popular Bistro. Save between $20 and $100 on ALL Hotel Bookings Now! | ||||||||||||||||
| Omni
Shoreham Hotel 2500 Calvert Street NW Washington, DC 20001 |
The Shoreham’s 70-year-old splendor was recently restored and enhanced to the tune of $65 million. Set on one of Washington’s highest points in 11 acres of beautiful park-like grounds, the Shoreham offers sweeping views of Rock Creek Park below. The 812 guest rooms and 24 suites are traditionally furnished in cherry and chintz, but they also offer every modern luxury. Large, luxurious marble baths have telephones and hairdryers. Spacious living areas feature in-room modem lines and voice mail. Irons and boards are available in-room, and the hotel offers every conceivable valet service. The helpful and courteous concierge staff can respond to most any need. Shops, a health club, a genuine deli, gourmet restaurants, room service, and valet parking round out the amenities of this full- service hotel. After a fun day at the National Zoo, Mom and Dad can leave the kids in the hands of a capable babysitter and enjoy the nightlife in nearby Adams Morgan. Or, they can stay right in the hotel and enjoy the star-spangled piano and bipartisan humor of comedian Mark Russell, who is often in residence. The Shoreham is a capital experience in a capital city. Ask about special packages and weekend rates when you call to make your reservations. Save between $20 and $100 on ALL Hotel Bookings Now! | ||||||||||||||||
| Topaz
Hotel 1733 N St. NW, Washington, DC 20036, USA |
Once upon a time the site of this hotel was the home of Teddy Roosevelt. Today, the Topaz is a gracious, all-suite hotel on one of Washington’s most attractive streets. It’s built in a beautiful Georgian style with an exclusive European-style atmosphere. The 99 suites offer "a lot of nice extras," to quote the Topaz’s promotional materials. Rooms have telephones in the bathrooms, coffee/tea makers, and spacious luxury. Complimentary breakfast is provided, as are complimentary newspapers. The hotel offers room service, and features the popular Union Jack Pub and the Brighton Restaurant. Save between $20 and $100 on ALL Hotel Bookings Now! | ||||||||||||||||
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