With a treasure trove of exciting attractions just minutes away, Hyatt Centric Arlington serves as an ideal home base from which to explore America’s coveted capital city. Top destinations include museums like the Smithsonian and National Air & Space Museum, historic sights such as the Lincoln Memorial and the White House, and entertainment meccas including the National Theater and Kennedy Center.
Visit this attraction that instantly stirs the emotions. The Air Force Memorial pays tribute to the men and women who have served in the U.S. Air Force.
This massive, five-sided facility serves as headquarters for the United States Department of Defense. Marvel at the majestic architecture, or get an inside look with a guided tour.
This sprawling island comprises a national memorial and resides in the Potomac River as a central point between Washington D.C. and Arlington, Virginia.
This stunning example of Beaux-Arts architecture is furnished with stunning art and artifacts gathered by Larz and Isabel Anderson during their world travels.
The Dupont Circle Fountain is one of Washington D.C.’s most iconic landmarks outside the National Mall. The iconic structure was crafted by the sculptor-architect team behind the Lincoln Memorial.
This fascinating entertainment and educational complex features a museum, library, and performance venue. Open since 1890, the DAR Museum fosters the Daughters of the American Revolution’s mission to preserve a range of artifacts within this space.
If you’re in Washington D.C., this historic spot is a must-see. Home to the country’s presidents since John Adams in 1800, today, The White House also hosts visitors for educational tours.
Lafayette Square is a beautiful natural attraction that's recognized as a National Historic Landmark. Stroll through the square and note the lush greenery and majestic statues.
For nearly a century, this passageway served as a lifeline for communities along the Potomac River. Today, the C&O Canal is a picturesque destination that welcomes scores of visitors.
This historical structure situated on the edge of Rock Creek Park is the only remaining Colonial-era home in Washington D.C., predating the Revolutionary War.
Built in 1816, this repurposed historic home hosts a large collection of notable items from the 1700s as well as present day. Meander through and marvel at the array of artifacts.
