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As regal and timeless as the iconic French singer for which it is named, Piaf has for over twenty years been synonymous with innovative, cutting-edge hairstyling and day spa services that pamper a clientele ranging from hip downtowners to White House insiders and all the international citizenry in between.

As regal and timeless as the iconic French singer for which it is named, Piaf has for over twenty years been synonymous with innovative, cutting-edge hairstyling and day spa services that pamper a clientele ranging from hip downtowners to White House insiders and all the international citizenry in between.

Located in the heart of Washington, the Wyndham Washington, D.C. is a beautiful hotel that captures the capital city's dynamic spirit. Our atrium lobby offers spectacular skylight views and world-class service. Whether you're staying at the Wyndham Washington hotel for business or pleasure, we'll make sure you feel at home here.

National Museum of Women in the Arts, the only museum in the world dedicated exclusively to recognizing the contributions of women artists.

DC Real Estate.com represents buyers and sellers of real estate in Washington DC, Maryland and Virginia. If you need a home, new or resale, we are your guide - specializing in the urban condo and loft market. Real estate focus markets include Logan Circle, Penn Quarter/ Chinatown, Mt. Vernon Triangle, Dupont Circle, Columbia Heights, Shaw, Ledroit Park, Petworth, Capitol Hill, SoFlo, NoMa, Silver Spring, Courthouse, Clarendon and Old Town Alexandria.

Downtown at the Metro Center metro stop, 13th street exit. On 13th street between G and H streets. Across from Macy's.

The Swiss Inn is the smallest hotel in downtown Washington DC. Unlike large chain hotels, we provide personalized service and unique accommodations. We are conveniently located in the heart of the city within walking distance of many of Washington DC's historic and political attractions. Fine dining and unique restaurants, abundant nightlife, and a variety of shops are also nearby. The Swiss Inn is great for the recreational and business traveler alike!

A Landmark Among Downtown Washington DC Area Hotels - In 1843, Thomas Circle was a quiet residential neighborhood. In fact, the site of the current Washington Plaza was home to Andrew Wylie, presiding judge in the Lincoln assassination conspiracy trial. Nearly 120 years later, in 1962, the International Inn hotel chain opened the current property and changed the face of hotels in the Washington DC area once and for all. Architect Morris Lapidus -- known for the Fountainebleu and Eden Roc in Miami Beach -- insisted on designing a resort-like property that focused on the needs of the guests - not the owners.

Named after its stunning terraces overlooking a beautifully landscaped courtyard, the Doubletree Washington, DC is a garden-inspired haven for travelers looking for relaxation in the big city. Experience this all-new, boutique-style Washington, DC luxury hotel, where nature and modern technology come together to create a distinctly fresh atmosphere – one that reflects our independent spirit.

Hotel Helix, where colorful décor and Hollywood style set the stage for a luxurious stay that’s anything but ordinary.

For over two decades, Isabelle has been cutting and styling hair. At the age of 15 Isabelle started working at a salon in her hometown of Belfort, France. In 1993 Isabelle was recruited by Sylvain Melloul, the then-owner of Visage Express. Isabelle quickly established a reputation for her skills at hairstyling and working with clients to make them look their best. In 1999 Isabelle had the opportunity to work with, then First Lady of the United States, Hillary Clinton. Isabelle was recognized as transforming Clinton’s hairstyle.

"Over the past 22 years, as the National Makeup Artist and Eyebrow Guru for Washington D.C., I have humbly taken my place among the leading artists in the beauty industry to launch the flagship Erwin Gomez Salon & Spa. I believe in striving for excellence and creativity while maintaining a high standard of artistic integrity whether I am serving the influential international and Washingtonian community, or the famous celebrity set, as well as anyone who is need of radiating their inner beauty outward." http://www.erwingomezsalon.com

"Over the past 22 years, as the National Makeup Artist and Eyebrow Guru for Washington D.C., I have humbly taken my place among the leading artists in the beauty industry to launch the flagship Erwin Gomez Salon & Spa. I believe in striving for excellence and creativity while maintaining a high standard of artistic integrity whether I am serving the influential international and Washingtonian community, or the famous celebrity set, as well as anyone who is need of radiating their inner beauty outward." http://www.erwingomezsalon.com

The Shops at Georgetown Park is at the intersection of Wisconsin and M Streets, N.W. <br> From Dulles Airport - Take the Toll Road, Route 267 to Route 66 East. Exit at the Rosslyn/Key Bridge exit (Exit #73). At the third light make a left onto North Lynn Street, this will take you across the bridge. Make a right on M Street. Clyde's is located 2 1/2 blocks from this point, on the right-hand side of the street.

The Kreeger Museum is a private, non-profit art museum located in the former residence of David and Carmen Kreeger. Designed by renowned architect Philip Johnson, it showcases the Kreeger's permanent collection of 19th and 20th century paintings and sculptures.

Four Seasons Hotel Washington, DC. Discover the flawless hospitality of Washington’s premier hotel. Unequalled attentiveness and gracious service attract business and leisure guests, dignitaries and celebrities alike to this legendary Pennsylvania Avenue luxury retreat in prestigious Georgetown.

The Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection is an international center for scholarship, providing resources for study and publishing scholarly works in Byzantine, Pre-Columbian, and Garden and Landscape Studies. Begun as a private collection by Mildred and Robert Woods Bliss in 1920, and given to Harvard University in 1940, the library and collections include art objects, artifacts, manuscripts, and rare books. The house and collections are currently undergoing renovations and are closed, but the garden remains open to the public.

A native of Greensboro, North Carolina, Tom attended Guildford College. His unbridled energy proved a natural for his first job as a horse trainer in Warrenton, Virginia. In 1990 Tom was licensed as a realtor and took honors in 1991 as the top first year licensee. Finding real estate the perfect fit for his spirit and enthusiasm, he quickly won GRI (Graduate Realtor Institute) designation and earned his broker’s license in 2000. Tom’s success is directly proportionate to his prowess at and pleasure in what he does. In fact, each year since 1997, Tom has sold in excess of $20 million in Washington DC real estate.

"Recipient of 2007’s #1 Spa Award in Washingtonian Magazine and Spa Week’s Best Facial-Luxe Award, our Red Door Spa in Chevy Chase is truly the go-to health and beauty spa for unparalleled personal pampering and professional expertise. In addition to a distinct menu of Signature spa and salon services, our Chevy Chase spa offers Botox ®, Restylane® and Juvéderm™ facial cosmetic enhancements, as well as Pulsed Light hair removal. Ask our professional skincare experts about other specialized services like glycolic peel or microdermabrasion treatment, as well as our premium collection of anti-aging skincare products. Whether you treat yourself to the perfect French manicure or a relaxing full body massage, come relax at our Chevy Chase spa and experience the unsurpassed service and sophistication that define Red Door."

"Think you know all there is to know about "Wisconsin and Western?" Think again! Here in the heart of Chevy Chase, you'll find The Pavilion—a remarkable cultural/shopping/dining experience that's full of delightful surprises. Meander through the open studios, where you can watch artists at work—pick up a painting or a unique piece of pottery. Sip a cappuccino in the sun-filled atrium to the refrain of an impromptu jazz concert. Shop for the latest fashions, or purchase classic pieces to round out your collection. Grab a quick, healthy snack to fuel your day at The Pavilion or linger over a gourmet meal."

At The Circle, the feeling is high in contemporary style, yet even higher in personal comfort. Our lobby tells you this is the place to be. Your spacious, newly-redesigned suite invites you to be yourself. Step out on your own balcony. Take in the sweeping view of the world's most important city. The signs on the street corner read Pennsylvania Avenue and K Street. Between the White House and Georgetown, it's the intersection where Washington's business, politics and pleasure swirl all around you.

In the heart of one of the DC's most notable neighborhoods is its newest luxury, upscale hotel, The Melrose Hotel, Washington, D.C. Just one block from Georgetown and the Foggy Bottom Metro station, The Melrose Hotel Washington, D.C. offers discerning business travelers and leisure visitors to the District a luxurious oasis in the heart of one of the world's fastest-paced cities. <br> The Melrose Hotel, Washington, D.C. is conveniently located between the White House and Georgetown on Pennsylvania Avenue. A brief taxi ride from both Reagan National Airport and Dulles International Airport, the hotel is also easily accessible by Metro, with a short stroll from the Foggy Bottom Metro station to our front door. Guests can conveniently travel between the District's historical and cultural attractions as well as key business locations by taxicab, Metro or even on foot.

Nestled on the lower level of the iconic Watergate Complex, this storied beauty destination has been pampering Washington's elite since 1966. The elegant 2,200-square-foot salon combines timeless sophistication with warm, welcoming service—the perfect escape for a winter refresh or special occasion glow-up. With nearly six decades of history and impeccable credentials, it's where DC's most discerning clients have trusted their beauty needs.

Stepping into this classical sanctuary, you'll find yourself face to face with one of America's most commanding tributes. Henry Bacon orchestrated the architectural vision while Daniel Chester French carved the iconic seated figure, with Jules Guerin adding artistic finishing touches—a true collaboration of 19th-century masters. The building itself tells a geographic story, its stones sourced from quarries scattered across different states and unified into something architecturally overwhelming in scale and presence. Winter transforms the experience entirely. The marble gleams sharply against cold gray skies, and fewer crowds mean you can linger with the 19-foot seated figure in relative quiet, reading the famous inscription etched into the chamber walls. The 16th President sits here in perpetual contemplation, his legacy as the Great Emancipator and the Union's preserver still resonating through the quiet halls. Visitors come seeking that spark of inspiration, that connection to freedom and resilience the space seems to radiate—whether you're drawn by history, by reflection, or simply by curiosity about what makes this place so fundamentally moving.

On the edge of famous historic Georgetown and just nine blocks from the White House, Washington Suites Georgetown is the premier all-suite hotel in Washington D.C. <br> With spacious suites, generous amenities, and a location that can’t be beat, Washington Suites Georgetown offers ideal accommodations for business travelers, families, international travelers, and extended stay guests alike.

Located along the banks of the Potomac River, the Watergate Hotel offers a unique lodging experience. You can enjoy the beauty of Washington DC as it has been by the history makers of yesterday and today - All at a great value!

The George Washington University Inn is situated on a quiet, tree-lined street in the prestigious residential neighborhood of historic Foggy Bottom. It is located just two blocks from The George Washington University and The Kennedy Center, the theatrical heart of Washington's vibrant cultural life. A delightfully pleasant and short walk will place you in the center of famous, fashionable Georgetown with its array of uncommon attractions. <br> The Inn's attentive staff consistently provides all of the services to please any guest. That's why The George Washington University Inn has become the hotel of choice among our frequent travelers. <br> When you consider all that The George Washington University Inn has to offer, you'll see why it's the smart place to stay.

A Stylish Choice Among Downtown Washington DC Hotels - Sleek and sophisticated, with impeccable service, the all-suite State Plaza Hotel offers a new standard of comfort to visitors to our nation's capital. These downtown Washington DC hotel suites provide spacious accommodations in a fashionable, convenient setting, adjacent to George Washington University. Relax for a moment, and enjoy the retro glamour of our gleaming lobby. After checking in, discover the full array of exceptional amenities waiting in your expansive guest suite. Few hotels in downtown Washington DC can compare to our affordable suites, which are located in the pulse of one of America's most energetic cities.

Now you can take the guesswork out of finding long-term accommodations in the nation's capital. 2424 PENN, formerly DC Suites, offers well appointed furnished apartments, so when you're in town for 30 days or longer, you will feel right at home! Our prime downtown location is close to the cultural, social and political hub of Washington, so look into 2424 PENN and quickly move into our lovely suites.

Boutique hotel with high standards of personal service you have been searching for. Adamstein & Demetriou, Washington's nationally acclaimed designer, has made The River Inn its first full hotel commission. Adamstein & Demetriou has taken a new approach to boutique hotel, and you will love it. <br> With home-style biscuits served each morning and a progressive American menu featured each evening, our restaurant DISH goes hand-in-hand with our chic boutique hotel. You will be enchanted by the full wall of windows overlooking the residential Foggy Bottom neighborhood, and the gas lit fireplace that warms the space on cold winter evenings.

The Hotel Washington's unique ambiance is a perfect match for Washington D.C.'s international style, making it a memorable host to world leaders, celebrities, and families visiting the nation's capitol.

The assassination of President Abraham Lincoln here on April 14, 1865, overshadowed this theater for most of its history. Ford's opened just four years before that fateful night. Restored to its 1865 appearance, Ford's is again a showcase for plays. The basement-level Lincoln Museum displays artifacts from the assassination, including the gun John Wilkes Booth used to kill Lincoln. Mementos from Lincoln's life are also on display. National Park Service rangers give talks 15 minutes after the hour. Across the street is Petersen House , the house where Lincoln died. See website for performance schedule.

A grand historic landmark hotel, the Willard InterContinental Washington combines heritage and luxury with contemporary comfort and modern technologies. The hotel offers 332 guest rooms, including 40 suites, 19,891 square feet of function space, the elegant Willard Room restaurant, the Round Robin Bar, our new classic French bistro, Café du Parc, and 24-hour Private Dining, Laundry, Business and Fitness Centers.

Learn about the authentic tradecraft that has been used throughout time and around the world. Hear spies, in their own words, describe the challenges and the "game" of spying.

Ranked as one of Washington's top eight attractions, The Old Post Office Pavilion is equally a part of its vibrant present and a living legend of its storied past. The downtown showcase of the District's revitalized Pennsylvania Avenue, The Pavilion offers three levels of fun with a distinctly Capital "F." Mouth-watering international cuisine... sophisticated shopping... relaxation with a jazzy piano or a string quartet. At Ticketplace, you can even purchase same-day, half-price tickets for performances at the Kennedy Center as well as other local theaters. Centrally located on America's Main Street at 12th Street, The Old Post Office Pavilion is midway between the White House and the U.S. Capitol... convenient to Washington's top hotels, the national monuments, the Convention Center, and the MCI Center. It is easily accessible from the Metrorail at the Federal Triangle or Metro Center stations.

The JW Marriott Hotel is a luxurious hotel located on the District of Columbia`s famous Pennsylvania Avenue. Situated among the most recognizable landmarks in Washington DC, this newly renovated hotel provides easy access to DC monuments, museums and other cultural venues around the city like the National Theatre, Convention Center and the National Portrait Gallery. Additionally, this hotel is near the White House, one block from Washington`s Metro system and 15 minutes from Reagan National Airport.

The National Museum of Crime & Punishment features over 100 interactive exhibits, spread over 3 floors, for a total of 25,000 square feet.

The evening of April 14, 1865, has forever been marked with tragedy. On that night, our 16th President, Abraham Lincoln, was assassinated in Ford’s Theatre by actor John Wilkes Booth. Just days after General Lee’s Confederate troops surrendered at Appomattox, VA, a time of hope and peace in Washington and around the country turned to a period of mourning that America had never seen before.

Seladon Spa has created a welcoming and tranquil environment in the heart of the Washington, DC business district; a haven from the stresses of the day where we offer you both traditional relaxation therapies and up-to-the minute anti-aging treatments bringing you the best care for your hair, skin, and nails.

Step through the iconic crimson entrance and find yourself transported into a sanctuary where decades of beauty tradition meets contemporary relaxation. Tucked within The Willard InterContinental in Washington D.C., this spa unfolds a complete spectrum of treatments—from precision facials and therapeutic massages to luxurious body work, water-based therapies, and aromatherapy sessions. The skilled team also handles nail services, waxing, and makeup application with equal expertise. Those seeking advanced skin refinement can explore collagen treatments, microdermabrasion, and glycolic peels, all supported by a thoughtfully curated range of professional-grade skincare lines. Winter visits carry a particular magic here, where the warmth of heated massage tables and steaming aromatherapy rooms become irresistible retreats from the crisp air outside. It's a place where beauty rituals and genuine restoration intertwine, offering exactly what tired winter skin and weary spirits need to feel renewed.

Walk into this Capitol Hill boutique hotel and you'll immediately sense the architectural confidence—sharp lines, thoughtful design choices, and a vibe that feels decidedly current without trying too hard. The location puts you right where the action happens, steps from both the corridors of power and the neighborhood's thriving cultural scene. Whether you're here to catch every museum, gallery, and landmark or you'd rather hunker down in a well-appointed room while winter settles over the city, the setup works equally well. The contemporary rooms invite you to either plug in and stay connected or genuinely disconnect; either way, there's a coolness to the whole experience that appeals to travelers who appreciate intentional design and smart positioning. You're essentially nestled at the crossroads of everything downtown DC has to offer—government buildings, indie shops, restaurants, and galleries all nearby.

Created by an act of Congress in 1980, the National Building Museum is America's premier cultural institution dedicated to exploring and celebrating architecture, design, engineering, construction, and urban planning.

Opened to the public in April 2004, the new Marian Koshland Science Museum uses engaging, interactive exhibits to bring to life the numerous reports conducted by the prestigious National Academies every year.

Generations of remarkable Americans are kept in the company of their fellow citizens at the National Portrait Gallery. The Gallery presents the wonderful diversity of individuals who have left–and are leaving–their mark on our country and our culture. Through the visual and performing arts, we celebrate leaders such as George Washington and Martin Luther King Jr., artists such as Mary Cassatt and George Gershwin, activists such as Sequoyah and Rosa Parks, and icons of pop culture such as Babe Ruth and Marilyn Monroe. They all link us to our past, our present, and our future. For anyone fascinated by famous Americans and their stories, the National Portrait Gallery is a must-visit destination.

Tucked into downtown DC's heart sits a Victorian mansion that whispers stories from another era while keeping you thoroughly comfortable in the present. This National Register property delivers that rare combination—ornate 19th-century details like Italian Carrera marble fireplaces and genuine antique pieces share rooms with everything you need for a modern stay. The location puts you steps away from the convention center, government offices, and the neighborhood's best attractions, with Capitol Hill and the White House practically within walking distance. Winter transforms the area into something particularly atmospheric, with the historic streets quieter and the city's grand architecture standing even more starkly beautiful against the season. The on-site restaurant adds another layer to your visit, giving you reasons to linger in a space that genuinely feels like stepping into DC's architectural heritage without sacrificing any of today's conveniences. Private balconies let you take in the downtown scene from your own corner of this landmark building.

A Classic Name In Downtown Washington DC Hotels, Serving Guests Since 1918 Escape the monotony of standard chain hotels. Discover a retreat that artfully blends boutique-style luxury, personalized, Old World service, and the modern necessities required by today's business or leisure traveler. A prestigious member of Historic Hotels of America, the Henley Park Hotel was originally an apartment building named the Tudor Hall, a stately residence favored by many senators, congressmen and other notables of Washington society. Select from 96 fine guest rooms and suites - each a showcase of understated luxury, English style décor, and contemporary amenities.

Find out for yourself why everyone is calling the Newseum the best experience Washington, D.C. has to offer. Each of the seven levels in this magnificent building is packed with interactive exhibits that explore how news affects our shared experience of historic moments. Whether you have just a few hours or want to spend all day, you’ll find something for everyone in the family in the Newseum's 15 theaters and 15 galleries.

Conveniently located just blocks from the Nation’s Capital, Holiday Inn on The Hill offers a stylish, soothing atmosphere with a loyal staff waiting to cater to your needs. Stay in the center of all the excitement at our chic hotel and experience D.C.’s history and entertainment at your doorstep. We have taken our service to a whole new level... Start your morning off right by enjoying our complimentary whole fresh fruit each day, now offered at the front desk. Let your day be complete by enjoying some of our freshly baked cookies in the afternoon. We did not forget about you late night check-ins... Tempt your tummy with a complimentary late night boxed sandwich. Just ask our friendly team at The Holiday Inn On the Hill.

The Jewish Historical Society of Greater Washington and its Lillian & Albert Small Jewish Museum preserve, chronicle and present the story of the local Jewish community through archival collections, exhibits, educational programs, publications, and the restoration and preservation of the oldest synagogue building in the nation’s capital. The Museum is located in the historic 1876 Adas Israel Synagogue—the oldest in the Washington, DC area. The synagogue is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the DC Inventory of Historic Sites (PDF download), and the Historic American Buildings Survey. It is an Official Project of the Save America’s Treasures program.

Washington Court Hotel, located on Capitol Hill only 3 blocks from the Capitol Building and 2 blocks from Union Station. We are a luxury Hotel offering 267 elegantly appointed rooms with oversized marbled bathrooms and great views of Washington D.C. and the U.S. Capitol.

The Distinguished Choice Of Downtown Washington DC Hotels Located on world-famous Pennsylvania Avenue, the Hotel Lombardy beckons travelers who possess discerning tastes - who appreciate the personalized attention and intimate ambiance of a truly unique boutique hotel in downtown Washington DC. Showcasing a classic 1920s décor and rich interior design, we've been designated as a Historic Hotel of America. Relax in one of our finely appointed guest rooms and suites ... boasting vibrant furnishings and modern amenities, for the ideal balance of comfort and style. Enjoy convenient access to the White House, George Washington University, the World Bank and IMF, and countless downtown sights. Whether you're here for a graduation, weekend getaway, or vacation, our downtown Washington DC hotel rooms offer incomparable hospitality in a historic setting.

"Yes Virginia (and DC and Maryland…), there really is an Andre Chreky! And you'll see him everywhere at the salon spa that bears his name: not only “on the job,” but also in the myriad details that make your experience with us so remarkable. Artist, visionary, entrepreneur, Andre Chreky has spent the last decade perfecting his philosophy: stellar service that treats every client like a star."

"Yes Virginia (and DC and Maryland…), there really is an Andre Chreky! And you'll see him everywhere at the salon spa that bears his name: not only “on the job,” but also in the myriad details that make your experience with us so remarkable. Artist, visionary, entrepreneur, Andre Chreky has spent the last decade perfecting his philosophy: stellar service that treats every client like a star."

"We're Andre Chreky, the salon spa. And for over 10 years, we've put the "ahhhh" in Washington's salon spa experience. A grace note in the energetic downtown symphony, our every service is orchestrated to give you pause... in the most refreshing way. Our rich array of salon and spa services, accomplished stylists and technicians, and imaginative surroundings are composed to leave you tingling from head to toe.<br>Purring with pleasure. Ready to face the world humming a brand new tune. "

This Federal-era townhouse witnessed decades of American power brokers making decisions that shaped the nation's course. Built in 1818 by Benjamin Henry Latrobe, it became home to Commodore Stephen Decatur and later housed influential political figures whose conversations echoed through its rooms. Walking these halls during winter's quiet months feels like stepping into a preserved snapshot of Washington's most consequential era, when the city's movers and shakers gathered within these walls to chart the country's future. The residence holds stories spanning from the early republic through the early 1900s, each corner reflecting a pivotal chapter in American history that continues to intrigue visitors today.

The DAR Museum has often been called "the best-kept secret in Washington" and we want that to change. We've been hiding our light under a bushel for too long. We have an amazing collection of objects made or used in America before the Industrial Revolution, many given over the years by DAR members. Because of that association, we have many objects with wonderful family associations, as well as artifacts related to women and women's history.

Washington's landmark residence of choice while visiting the nation's capital. The Hay-Adams is as close as anyone can get to staying at the White House, short of being invited by the President. <br> Originally designed in the 1920's as a residential hotel, the Hay-Adams has always preserved the ambiance of a distinguished private home on Lafayette Square. The 145-room hotel features 20 suites, some with views of Lafayette Park and the White House. All guest rooms combine heritage and luxury with contemporary comfort and technology. <br> Located in Lafayette Square and just walking distance from many of Washington D.C.'s landmarks, the Hay-Adams is the perfect place for both leisure and business travelers alike.

Tabard Inn - Washington D.C.'s quintessential small hotel located on a quiet tree-lined street just five blocks from the White House. Vibrant, yet unassuming, the Tabard is comprised of 40 sleeping rooms, each unique in character and design. <br> Feast on eclectic American cuisine in our acclaimed restaurant, or enjoy a cocktail and listen to live jazz in one of our cozy Victorian sitting areas. Mingle with travelers from around the world who find the Tabard the only place to stay when their travels bring them to Washington. Tabardinn.com will give you a tour of several of our 40 hotel rooms, the restaurant and our private dining and meeting spaces (along with some of the hotel's nooks and crannies) as well as reviews, rates and directions.

Hotel Rouge, the most adventurous hotel in downtown Washington DC.

As the largest luxury hotel in Washington DC, the Mayflower, an acclaimed Renaissance Washington DC hotel, is a proud member of Historic Hotels of America and second only to the White House. Situated in the heart of the business district, this historic hotel in Washington DC offers a timeless aura highlighted by an abundance of modern conveniences. A recent $11 million luxury Washington DC hotel restoration project revived spacious meeting rooms and elegantly appointed ballrooms. Dine in at the newly renovated Cafe Promenade & Lounge, or enjoy this hotel in Washington DC's close proximity to monuments, neighborhood restaurants, fabulous shopping, and the White House. All are welcome to experience an exceptional pet-friendly hotel, where a central location near national attractions and easy access to three metro subway lines influence the property's coveted White House hotel status. Discover the second best address in the nation's capitol at the premier Renaissance Mayflower luxury hotel in Washington DC.

Few Washington DC luxury hotels can match Hotel Madera’s elegant atmosphere, sense of refinement, and service that anticipates your every need.

Randall Hagner, with the strength of its service divisions, has a stable, proven track record of success.<br> The evolution of Randall Hagner, from its founding in 1904 to its position today as a leading, full-service real estate firm, has paralleled the dramatic development of the Nation’s Capital. <br> An active partner in the area’s explosive growth, Hagner has provided professional expertise and creative leadership to generations of real estate investors, commercial space owners, tenants and homeowners.<br> Whether you are a first time home buyer, selling a family home, or an investor of real estate, we are fully-equipped to provide the personnel, tools and analysis to successfully achieve your investment goals.

Offering a great location and an excellent standard of 4-star accommodation, Jurys Washington Hotel is the ideal location for both business and leisure travellers visiting the nation's capital. One of the most popular Washington DC Hotels, located on Dupont Circle, all major attractions are within easy reach. Washington Monument, the White House, Arlington Cemetery, Vietnam Memorial, the Pentagon, Georgetown and more - they're are all just minutes away by taxi or Metro.

Lillian Laurence was established in 1974 as the foremost provider of all natural, holistic day spa services in the Washington Metropolitan DC area. Only the finest therapists and products are employed in our DC day spa to engender the ultimate results required for the patrons well-being. In the great tradition of European skill and craftsmanship, Lillian Laurence Day Spa epitomizes the very finest in personalized care afforded the most discriminating person. Discerning people of all ages have discovered the enchantment and elegance that is synonymous with the name Lillian Laurence.

More than just a place to stay, the Topaz Hotel is a world filled with positive energy and good karma.

The Beacon Hotel creates an experience tailored to fit the lifestyle of both leisure and business travelers. Our full-service approach to making you feel at home centers on our personal philosophy of complimenting the individual lifestyles of each of our guests.

Courtyard by Marriott Embassy Row - your choice for sophistication and style in the inner circle of Washington DC. After a multi-million-dollar restoration last spring, our downtown DC hotel combines state-of-the-art accommodations with warm, plush furnishings and the flair of a modern boutique. Discover what makes us Washington Business Journal's pick for the "Best Renovation of the Year" Award. Stay within minutes of a myriad of attractions - from the Washington Convention Center to Georgetown, from the White House to the Capital Building. Sightsee on foot, or take a quick metro ride from one of three stations nearby. The Courtyard uniquely fuses style with savvy service - something truly special among hotels in downtown Washington DC. Feel the difference of our superb setting.

Whether you are a first time buyer or an experienced investor, you will find useful information about how to choose the "right" property, making an offer, negotiating, financing, mortgage rates, moving, and everything involved in making an informed real estate decision in today´s market. <br> Please feel free to browse through this site to explore Washington, DC, including, each of the subdivisions of the city. This comprehensive online tool offers direct access to the latest properties for sale in your area. Featuring extensive community information, consumer links, school information, free reports, answers to commonly asked real estate questions, and more, you´ll find everything about real estate within one easy source.

The Levy Team consists of three experienced full time Realtors(R) plus support staff and a host of skilled workmen and allied professionals. Ellen and Barry Levy and Reverend Grace Caputo offer you an impressive array of resources for ALL of your real estate related needs. We truly mean it when we say "One call does it all."

Bang Salon & Spa is a Washington DC Hair Salon located in the city's hip U Street corridor between Dupont Circle and Adams Morgan with a second location at the Verizon Center in Penn Quarter next to the Gallery Place metro. <br> Bang offers a fantastic, hand-picked team of hair stylists and nail technicians that provide a full-service experience to our varied clientele. <br> Bang proudly provides our services and products at extremely competitive prices that make a visit to our hair salon an affordable luxury.

The Phillips Collection, opened in 1921, is America’s first museum of modern art. Featuring a renowned permanent collection of nearly 2,500 works by American and European impressionist and modern artists, the Phillips is internationally recognized for both its incomparable art and its intimate atmosphere.

Offering Free High-Speed Internet Access and a full complementary breakfast. We are a Pet and Smoke Free Facility. The American Guest House Bed and Breakfast Inn was beautifully renovated in 2004, this historical Washington DC Bed and Breakfast Inn is located in one of Washington, DC's most vibrant neighborhoods, amongst convention hotels such as the Wardman Park Mariott, Omni Shoreham, situated across the street from the Washington Hilton Hotel.

"We offer exceptional hair and spa services that leave you feeling pampered, rejuvenated and renewed. Our expert stylists create timeless, classic looks with an array of hair services including hair color, design and finishing. Our spas offer massage, manicures, pedicures, facials and waxing. Choose from our selection of the finest skin and hair care products-including Aveda at some locations - to help you feel refreshed at home."

"In November 1944, the idea for building a Mosque in Washington DC was born through a discussion between Mr. M. Abu Al Hawa and the former Ambassador of Egypt, Mr. Mahmood Hassan Pasha. <br> Soon thereafter, a handful of diplomats and American Muslims formed the Washington Mosque Foundation. The Foundation’s membership quickly grew to include representatives from every Islamic nation in the world and American citizens. They all supported the Foundation’s appeal for funds. They managed to raise enough money that enabled them to purchase the land that the Center sits on now on Washington’s “Embassy Row”. They purchased the land on April 30, 1946, and laid the cornerstone on January 11, 1949. <br> Finally, with its completion, the Islamic Center’s dedication ceremony took place on June 28, 1957. Former United States President Dwight D. Eisenhower spoke for the American representatives. In his address, he praised the Islamic world’s “traditions of learning and rich culture” which have “for centuries contributed to the building of civilization.” He affirmed America’s founding principle of religious freedom and stated that: “America would fight with her whole strength for your right to have here your own church and worship according to your own conscience. This concept is indeed a part of America, and without that concept we would be something else than what we are.”

The Textile Museum expands public knowledge and appreciation – locally, nationally and internationally – of the artistic merits and cultural importance of the world’s textiles.

The Textile Museum is dedicated to furthering the understanding of mankind's creative achievements in the textile arts. As a museum, it is committed to its role as a center of excellence in the scholarly research, conservation, interpretation and exhibition of textiles, with particular concern for the artistic, technical and cultural significance of its collections.

Directions by Metrorail - Hillwood is a 20-minute walk from the Van Ness/UDC Metro station on the Red Line. From the Metro exit on the east side of Connecticut Avenue, walk south on Connecticut toward Van Ness Auto Care and turn left onto Upton Street. Turn right onto Linnean Avenue. The entrance to the estate will be on the left. <br> Directions by Metrobus - Take the L1 or L2 bus to the corner of Connecticut Avenue and Tilden Street. Walk east toward Rock Creek Park on Tilden. Turn left onto Linnean Avenue. The entrance to the estate will be on the right.

The Connecticut Avenue Days Inn in Washington, D.C. is pleased to offer 155 spacious guest rooms with all the amenities that you've come to expect from a destination hotel. The Days Inn Connecticut Avenue is a newly renovated full-service hotel offering meeting facilities, a restaurant, lounge, gift shop, and an Avis Rent-A-Car office onsite. It is also conveniently located just three miles from the heart of downtown Washington, D.C.

Since 1930, the Omni Shoreham Hotel in Washington, D.C. has played host to presidents, world leaders and inaugural balls, making it a true historic Washington landmark. Located in one of the most influential cities of the world, this grand luxury hotel offers a resort atmosphere and a personal taste of politics, culture, art and music at its best. The four-diamond Omni Shoreham Hotel is nestled on 11 acres in picturesque Rock Creek Park in northwest Washington, D.C. and is only steps away from the National Zoo. Many of our 834 luxury guest room accommodations and suites offer spectacular views of the park. The hotel is just 8 miles from Reagan National Airport and 28 miles from Dulles International Airport.

Step into a beautifully restored marble landmark right in the heart of downtown DC, where the buzz of the nation's capital meets an unexpectedly cozy interior escape. Whether you're visiting during winter's crisp days when the city feels quieter and the National Mall gleams under clear skies, or any other season, this Kimpton property delivers the kind of refined comfort that makes you actually want to spend time in your room. The 183 guest quarters each showcase original vaulted or arched ceilings that anchor the space while thoughtfully mixed furnishings keep things from feeling too formal or stuffy. You're steps away from major landmarks and cultural attractions, yet when you return after exploring, the inviting atmosphere wraps around you like you've found your own private retreat in the middle of all the action. This is the kind of place where discerning travelers who've stayed everywhere else end up coming back to, drawn by both the impeccable service and the rare combination of historic grandeur with genuine warmth.

Established in 1927 by an Act of Congress. The Arboretum is administered by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Agricultural Research Service. It was created to serve the public need for scientific research, education, and gardens that conserve and showcase plants to enhance the environment. Its size is 446 acres with 9.5 miles of winding roadways. <br> Its gardens gardens includes: azalea, boxwood, daffodil, daylily, dogwood, holly, magnolia, maple, and peony. Major garden features include: aquatic plants, the Asian Collections, the Fern Valley Native Plant Collections, the Flowering Tree Collection, the Flowering Tree Walk, the Friendship Garden, the Gotelli Dwarf and Slow-Growing Conifer Collection, the Introduction Garden, the National Bonsai & Penjing Museum, the National Capitol Columns, the National Grove of State Trees, and the National Herb Garden.

Set at the heart of the US capital between Maine and Maryland Avenues and 12th and 14th Streets, SW, Mandarin Oriental, Washington DC has redefined luxury in the city. Just streets away from the nation’s most revered monuments and the Smithsonian Institution, the hotel is also within easy reach of Capitol Hill and the seat of power.

Stretching from the Capitol's steps all the way to the Lincoln Memorial, this expansive green heart of DC anchors the city's original master plan as the nation's civic gathering space. You'll wander past the Smithsonian's cluster of museums, the gleaming Washington Monument piercing the skyline, and the serene Reflecting Pool mirroring whatever weather the day brings—winter's crisp air gives the landscape an especially contemplative quality. The Tidal Basin loops around toward the Jefferson Memorial, while crushed stone paths invite joggers and strollers to circuit the grounds, sometimes alongside the occasional government official heading between appointments. Throughout warmer months, the lawns host concerts and festivals, but the Mall transforms into something quieter and more reflective when frost settles in. Designed from the beginning as a stage for democracy—where citizens gather to march, rally, and make their voices heard—this is the natural starting point for anyone exploring what Washington DC actually is.

Picture a neoclassical rotunda rising from the Tidal Basin's edge, architect John Russell Pope's interpretation of Roman grandeur dedicated to the third president who penned the Declaration of Independence. A towering bronze likeness of Jefferson commands the interior chamber, while his most thought-provoking quotes etch the walls around you. The winter months bring a quieter, more reflective atmosphere to the site—fewer crowds mean you can linger with the words and contemplate at your own pace, while crisp evening air makes for an invigorating stroll. The view across the basin toward the Monument takes on a different magic when temperatures drop and the grounds fall still, offering Washington's most striking nighttime vistas without the summer throngs. An ideal evening destination when you're looking to stretch your legs after dinner and soak in some American history under the stars.

The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum is America’s national institution for the documentation, study, and interpretation of Holocaust history, and serves as this country’s memorial to the millions of people murdered during the Holocaust. <br> The Holocaust was the state-sponsored, systematic persecution and annihilation of European Jewry by Nazi Germany and its collaborators between 1933 and 1945. Jews were the primary victims – six million were murdered; Gypsies, the handicapped and Poles were also targeted for destruction or decimation for racial, ethnic, or national reasons. Millions more, including homosexuals, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Soviet prisoners of war and political dissidents, also suffered grievous oppression and death under Nazi tyranny. <br> The Museum’s primary mission is to advance and disseminate knowledge about this unprecedented tragedy; to preserve the memory of those who suffered; and to encourage its visitors to reflect upon the moral and spiritual questions raised by the events of the Holocaust as well as their own responsibilities as citizens of a democracy.

Where Arts, History, Entertainment and Fine Hospitality converge to provide you with an outstanding stay in our nation's Capital. Whether you're here for business or pleasure, traveling alone or with a family, our personal service and attention to detail is sure to make your stay enjoyable.

Visiting this winter offers families a cozy refuge where curiosity comes alive. Tiny visitors aged newborn through five gravitate toward the tactile stations—stacking colorful blocks, making rubbish art impressions of holy figures and botanical forms, clanging hand bells, trying on historical garments, and settling under a draped tent for animated Bible narratives. Kids between five and eight discover the joy of bell ringing, explore melodies tucked within traditional Catholic songbooks, and piece together their own glowing digital stained-glass creation. Those eight and beyond pick up an activity sheet at the front desk to hunt through the space, searching out hidden details and solving puzzles along the way. The quiet, introspective atmosphere that defines winter here makes it an especially peaceful time for families to wander through and engage together.