Washington DC Official Visitors Guide - January - July 2011 - (Page 71) accommodations in this section There’s a hotel room waiting for you in DC, whether you prefer luxurious accommodations or budget-friendly basics. With more than 27,000 hotel rooms in the city alone, it’s easy to make yourself right at home. 71 Washington DC 80 81 Maryland H DC ACCOMMODATIONS BeACON HOTel AND COrpOrATe QuArTerS $$$$ · 1615 Rhode Island Ave. NW · Washington, DC · (202) 296-2100 · (800) 821-4367 · beaconhotelwdc.com Designed to fit the lifestyle of both leisure and business travelers with a modern twist on the concept of a classic luxury hotel. Providing all the latest in comfort, technology, and services along with a hip new restaurant, The Beacon Bar and Grill (BBG). Metro: Dupont Circle; Farragut North BeD & BreAkfAST ACCOMMODATIONS $$$ · 1339 14th St. NW · Washington, DC · (202) 328-3510 · (877) 893-3233 · BedandBreakfastDC.com A full-range of accommodations in select bed and breakfasts, inns and furnished apartments. Budget to luxury, in the best neighborhoods of Washington, DC choose from more than 31 properties. Make one phone call or visit our website for rates, availability and reservations. Metro: Dupont Circle BeST WeSTerN GeOrGeTOWN HOTel & SuITeS $$$ · 1121 New Hampshire Ave. NW · Washington, DC · (202) 457-0565 · (800) 762-3777 · yourdchotels.com This all-suites boutique hotel is very conveniently located in DC’s most exclusive downtown neighborhood next to GW University and World Bank. A short walk to Metro, the White House, embassies, Smithsonian museums, art galleries, monuments and memorials. Near Georgetown shopping, dining and nightlife! Free daily breakfast and wireless Internet. Metro: Foggy Bottom-GWU CApITAl HIlTON $$$$$ · 1001 16th St. NW · Washington, DC (202) 393-1000 · (800) HILTONS · capital.hilton. com · Historic hotel in the center of downtown Washington, DC and 2 blocks from the White House. Walking distance to the convention center, monuments, museums and shopping. Outstanding health club and day spa, lounge, business center and restaurant. Metro: Farragut North; McPherson Square CApITOl HIll SuITeS HOTel $$$$ · 200 C St. SE · Washington, DC · (202) 5436000 · (800) 619-9468 · capitolhillsuites.com Convenient. Classy. Captivating. Comfortable. Cool. ‘The Hill’s’ only all-suite property. Home to the nation’s movers, shakers, and entertainers. Located across from the Library of Congress, 1 block from Capitol South Metro, 2 blocks from the Capitol, and walking distance to the National Mall and Smithsonian Museums. Ideal for business or pleasure. Metro: Capitol South CApITOl SkylINe HOTel $$$ · 10 I (Eye) St. SW · Washington, DC · (202) 488-7500 · (800) 458-7500 · capitolskyline.com Located at I-395 and South Capitol Street, 5 blocks south of the U.S. Capitol. Convenient to Union Station, Reagan National Airport and Washington Convention Center. All newly renovated rooms, free high-speed Internet and outdoor pool. Meeting space available. Metro: Navy Yard CArlyle SuITeS HOTel $$$ · 1731 New Hampshire Ave. NW · Washington, DC · (202) 234-3200 · (800) 964-5377 carlylesuites.com Virginia 83 B&Bs and Inns 84 Reservation Services Campgrounds & Hostels prICING key $$: uNDer $150 | $$$: $151-$250 | $$$$: $251-$350 | $$$$$: Over $350 washington.org 71 http://www.beaconhotelwdc.com http://www.capitolhillsuites.com http://www.BedandBreakfastDC.com http://www.capitolskyline.com http://www.yourdchotels.com http://www.carlylesuites.com http://www.WASHINGTON.ORG Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Washington DC Official Visitors Guide - January - July 2011 Washington DC Official Visitors Guide - January - July 2011 Welcome Contents Civil War to Civil Rights Visitor 411 Cherry Blossom Festival Events La Dolce DC Transportation Scheduled Tours Neighborhoods See & Do Attractions Theatre & Stage Sports & Recreation Shopping Health & Beauty Nightlife Restaurants Accommodations Washington, DC Maryland Virginia B&Bs and Inns Reservation Services, Campgrounds & Hostels Washington DC Official Visitors Guide - January - July 2011 http://www.nxtbookMEDIA.com
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