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Located in the West End neighborhood near Georgetown, our hotel is situated between Embassy Row and the White House, within walking distance of Foggy Bottom Metro station. Tour national monuments and the historic George Washington University, the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts or the shops and restaurants of Dupont Circle. Our concierge is available to help you plan your itinerary.

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Located in the nearby Downtown and Convention Center area, CityCenterDC is for those with an eye for luxury, hosting a range of high-end designers from Zadig & Voltaire® to Hermes®. While shopping, you can also enjoy a lunch to suit any taste.

CityCenterDC

America's first museum of modern art is home to a permanent collection of more than 4,000 masterworks. The museum also hosts a rotating roster of short-term exhibitions, and Philips Music concerts emphasize the links between visual art and music.

The Phillips Collection

Enjoy a fun-filled celebration of the United States’ birthday at the National Mall featuring a parade, a stunning fireworks display, and more.

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Fourth of July Celebration

Discover Washington, D.C.’s plethora of incredible talent at our annual Theatre Week. From September 21st – October 8th, celebrate the beginning of the D.C. theatre season with discounted tickets, a kickoff fest featuring performances and discussions, and more to cultivate your inner thespian.

Theatre Week

The famed festivities of Germany’s Oktoberfest are alive at Washington, D.C.’s Biergarten Haus. Dabble in the spirit of Oktoberfest with Stein Hoisting Competitions every Thursday, and test your endurance with one of the world’s oldest drinking games. Or relax with friends and try an array of flavorful Germany brews fit for the season.

Oktoberfest

At the west end of the National Mall, looking out over the Reflecting Pool, the Lincoln Memorial stands in remembrance of our 16th president. Visit this memorial in the evening for an awe-inspiring view as you contemplate his powerful legacy.

Lincoln Memorial

Immerse yourself in the richness of African American culture and its influence on America. Museum holdings range from historical artifacts to contemporary artwork, and regular tours delve more deeply into individual collections.

National Museum of African American History and Culture

This picturesque neighborhood is one of the city's oldest, with cobblestone streets and some restored centuries-old homes. Enjoy fine dining, fashionable shopping, Potomac River views, various sightseeing tours, and plenty of seasonal activities.

Georgetown

Washington, D.C. is home to the fourth annual World Culture Festival, held on the National Mall. Admire cultural dances, savor delicious flavors, and enjoy musical stylings from around the globe. This cultural celebration highlights voices and talents from all over the world with festivities specially curated to highlight our differences and foster unity.

World Culture Festival

Celebrate spring in Washington, D.C. with several events and activities centered around the stunning natural beauty of cherry blossoms. Enjoy this festival in event takes place from late March to early April annually.

Cherry Blossom Festival

If you are new to this well-kept, tranquil secret, you are in for a treat. Here at our home base, you'll find many fantastic restaurants as well as historic Washington Circle, a serene spot for relaxing during your city explorations.

West End

One of the city's most powerful memorials, this memorial honors the men and women who served the United States and lost their lives in this controversial war. Its reflective black granite lists the names of more than 58,000 heroes.

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Situated in the heart of the National Mall, this stone obelisk rises more than 550 feet above the city and honors our first president. From the observation deck, you can see all of D.C. and miles into Maryland and Virginia.

Washington Monument

Across the Tidal Basin from the Washington Monument stands a memorial honoring our third president, the principal author of the Declaration of Independence. Read the immortal words engraved into the stone as you admire the Pantheon-style building.

Thomas Jefferson Memorial

Jazz lovers will rejoice at this popular end-of-summer event at The Wharf over Labor Day weekend. Please purchase tickets in advance.

DC JazzFest

This famed museum houses the largest natural history collection in the world and the David H. Koch Hall of Fossils. See everything from an 80-foot dinosaur skeleton and a life-size model of a blue whale to the 45.5 carat Hope Diamond.

Smithsonian Museum of Natural History

Explore George Washington’s famous Mount Vernon estate and sip on unlimited samples from Virginia’s finest wineries. From October 5th – 8th, guests can recline on the East Lawn as the sun sets while sampling a selection of fine wine from 20 local wineries and vineyards.

Fall Wine Festival & Sunset Tour

Founded in 1821, George Washington University offers both undergraduate and graduate programs, as well as numerous schools specializing in fields such as business and nursing. Stay at our nearby hotel and schedule a campus tour to learn more.

George Washington University

Stroll from our hotel to the lively neighborhood of Dupont Circle, where you’ll enjoy an array of boutique shops that range from Buffalo Exchange to Marine Layer, as well as bookstores, bars and restaurants all along the Connecticut Avenue strip.

Dupont Circle

Find the home of the National Symphony Orchestra and Washington National Opera just south of the hotel. With its newest addition, the REACH cultural campus, the Kennedy Center offers accessible, community-centric programming, as well as theater, dance and music.

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