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Green city with lots to see. Much less manic than New York. Washington has leafy avenues the National Mall , White House, Capitol Hill and lots more. Good Metro and buses to get you to sights but watch out for events which close streets.

The location of the hotel is a short walk to the White house and other attractions. Tons of transportation near and around the hotel. So for people that dont drive its a blessing. The metro train stops right next to the hotel. The park across the street from the hotel has bus stops on every corner of the park. Every 5 or 6 blocks there is a park. Sightseeing and tour buses are short walk from the hotel. The cafes and restaurants are on the expensive side but the sandwiches at the Tatte cafe are delicious.

There is a lot to do in DC, plan ahead - some of the Smithsonian museums and places to see, require tickets (most are free but required) - if you don't get the tickets in advance - you may not get to see the place as a lot of folks book in advance. Prepare to walk a lot. National Mall area has a lot of things to do but be ready to walk. Plenty of food options all around - this should not be a problem.

I recommend taking an Uber if needing to drive anywhere or taking the Hop On/Off busses. It's the best way to get around. The traffic is awful and noisy. Lots of horns. Depending on where you go, be prepared for homeless and drug addicted people roaming the streets. Over all, there's lots to see and do. Be prepared for lines into the museums and large groups.

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Washington DC is great but don’t stay at Embassy Suite district by Hilton hotel .. you are paying luxury taxes but the hotel is not a luxury resort!! Another way of nickel and diming your money out of your pocket..rooms are never ready before 4pm and the lineup for check in was like one I haven’t seen except in their Miami Hilton hotel ( stayed there about 4 yrs ago.Luxury taxes on your bill then you have to go into their gift shop or restaurant/bar to use those $25.00 add on of Luxury taxes so criminal.. hotel is dated bathroom they upgrade the carpets in the rooms and lobby and a new lobby bar but the complimentary breakfast and drinks 🥲 loop warm hot meals dishes are kept below the counter ( who’s does that in a luxury hotel) knives and forks are placed in open containers for all dirty hands to touch and put back toaster old and slow you can put your toast in and take the elevator to your room take a shower and be back in time to hear it pop up..the staff picking up the dishes from the table are very friendly and always say good morning the chef cooking the breakfast o let does better when they see you drop a few dollars in their tip bottle.. Elevators run one at a time push the button and only one comes down or up Never two .. the man outside helping guest with instructions and their car works really hard always busy and kind to guest.. one more thing the small refrigerator (mini) need to be replaced items stay warm my insulin was colder in my personal ice cold container than putting it in that mini refrigerator Not a luxury hotel!! Can’t locate where is the ice no sign to tell u and you definitely need a like next to the hall phone to call the front desk can’t see the number to call about the door card not opening the door..