EXTENDED until February 28, 2010!

Enjoy all that Georgetown has to offer when you stay with us and take advantage of our Capitol Holiday Package. We are located in the heart of the best shopping and dining neighborhoods in Washington, DC. This package was so popular that we extended it one more month! This package is requires a 2 night minimum length of stay, and includes valet parking, along with 10% off our best available rates! Book now and save!

Perfect for exploring the array of stunning museums and exhibits at the Smithsonian, as well as the many timeless monuments throughout the city. Celebrate the spirit of our nation's capital this season, and explore countless events just minutes away, including:



Double Decker Tour Bus
View the sights of our Nation's Capital aboard a new open-top double-decker bus. This tour operates as a hop-on, hop-off tour that encompasses 25 stops throughout Washington. Enjoy the luxury and comfort of these new buses with the added benefit of a TWO-DAY UNLIMITED USE ticket! This tour will cover the major sights of Washington DC in an approximate two-and-a-half-hour circle. The on and off flexibility can make the tour last all day FOR TWO DAYS by visiting monuments, museums, and shopping and dining facilities. Create your own tour by choosing your stops.

Tour includes hotel pick-up and drop-off at listed hotels FOR 9:00 AM AND 2:00 PM TOUR DEPARTURES ONLY. Children ages 3-11 qualify for the child rate. Children under 3 are free.

Shakespeare Theatre Company and the Harman Center for the Arts

Richard II
by William Shakespeare
directed by Michael Kahn
2/2/2010 - 4/10/2010

Henry V
by William Shakespeare
directed by David Muse
2/4/2010 - 4/10/2010

National Cherry Blossom Festival

Walter E Washington Convention Center

White House Easter Egg Roll
The annual family event invites kids of all ages to hunt for and race Easter Eggs on the White House Lawn while enjoying a morning of storytelling and a visit with the Easter Bunny. Free tickets are required. (Easter Monday)

Earth Day
Washington, DC will hold one of the largest Earth Day gatherings in U.S. history – a major day-long event on the National Mall to rally support for national action on global warming. The event, sponsored by Earth Day Network, will feature elected officials and candidates, community speakers, celebrities and major musical acts as well as educational displays and voter registration. (April 20)

White House Spring Garden Tours
White House Garden Tours have been a tradition since 1972 when Pat Nixon first opened the White House gardens to the public. Visitors are invited to view the Jacqueline Kennedy Garden, Rose Garden, Children's Garden and South Lawn of the White House while military bands perform from a White House balcony. Free tickets are required. (April)

National Cathedral Flower Mart
Washington Cathedral's annual outdoor festival for garden enthusiasts and families features annuals, perennials, landscape exhibits, Olmsted Woods and Garden Tours, and children's activities such as a rock wall, moon bounce, mini-Ferris wheel and a century-old restored carousel. (May)

Verizon Center Performances

Blues Alley