Hotels That are Close to National Parks in Washington, DC

Hotels That are Close to National Parks in Washington, DC
Full of museums and beautiful memorials, Washington, D.C., is a city with a history and culture all its own. In addition to historic monuments and stately buildings, the nation's capital boasts a number of scenic parks, trails and rivers. Around this city, visitors find a unique blend of bustling city life and untamed natural beauty; adventurous travelers will not want to miss the chance to explore Washington, D.C.

Grand Hyatt Washington

Conveniently located in the heart of Washington, D.C., and only steps away from the Metro Center Metro (subway) station, the Grand Hyatt places visitors in the lap of luxury. Boasting nearly 900 rooms with gorgeous views of the city, guests can enjoy a number of luxurious amenities including plush furniture and pillow-top mattresses, an iPod docking station and stereo, flat-screen satellite television and a spacious marble bathroom. The Grand Hyatt also offers guests three on-site restaurants, a coffee bar, a stylish lounge, a heated indoor pool, a health and fitness center with a full-service spa and two large gift shops. Situated in the Penn Quarter neighborhood, the Grand Hyatt is near many restaurants, shops, memorials, museums and just steps away from the National Mall where visitors can enjoy the walking/jogging paths and a variety of biking trails.

Grand Hyatt Washington
1000 H St. NW
Washington, DC 20001
(202) 582-1234
grandwashington.hyatt.com

Capitol Skyline Hotel

Just a few short blocks from the Library of Congress lies the intimate and beautiful Capitol Skyline Hotel. With retro-inspired furniture and bright décor, the Capitol Skyline features just over 200 spacious rooms and one-bedroom suites that provide guests with numerous lavish amenities such as overstuffed mattresses, satellite television, marble bathrooms and unobstructed views of downtown Washington, D.C. Guests can also enjoy an Olympic-size swimming pool, a fitness center, a poolside bar and an on-site restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Capitol Skyline also organizes sightseeing tours and offers a free shuttle to nearby Metro stops and museums. Less than two miles from the hotel, visitors will find boat tours on the Potomac River and a plethora of parks near the Anacostia River. Hikers and bikers can explore the forests and wetlands, while boaters can rent canoes and walkers can enjoy nature trails and guided historical tours.

Capitol Skyline Hotel
10 I St. SW
Washington, DC 20024
(202) 488-7500
capitolskyline.com

Holiday Inn Washington

Located less than a block away from L'Enfant Plaza Metro station, the Holiday Inn Washington-Capitol offers affordable comfort in the heart of the city. Offering more than 500 large rooms and suites with comfortable furniture, cable television and kitchenettes, guests can enjoy hotel convenience and all the comforts of home. Visitors will be delighted to find that the Holiday Inn is just steps from the National Mall, where they can hike, jog and rent bikes to explore the Smithsonian museums and Washington's numerous landmarks including the U.S. Capitol and the Jefferson and World War II memorials. On-site, guests will find four restaurants and cafes, a rooftop pool that offers panoramic views of the city, free high-speed internet, and a state-of-the-art fitness center. Bikers, hikers and in-line skaters may want to travel a short distance (less than two miles) to Hains Point where they can enjoy miles of nature trails and scenic views of the Potomac River.

Holiday Inn Washington-Capitol
550 C St. SW
Washington, DC 20024
(202) 479-4000
hicapitoldc.com

Article Written By Ayisatu J. Taylor

Ayisatu J. Taylor is a graduate of Smith College and has been writing for 5 years. She lives in the Washington Metropolitan area and plans to attend graduate school to study public health. Ms. Taylor is an avid traveler with a passion for good music, good movies, good food, and good friends.

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