Washington DC :: 4* Capitol Hilton Hotel

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 4* Hotel     Return Flights    20 kg Baggage     Taxes

* Price Includes Return flights, 3 nights in a Standard Room, Airport taxes, checked bags Prices are per person and based on 2 adults sharing. Please call in for more details. Subject to availability.

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Capital Hilton Location Located in the heart of downtown Washington, the Capital Hilton is only two blocks from the White House and is within close proximity to other attractions such as the Washington Monument and the Smithsonians Museum. On-site facilities include a health club and spa, North Gate Grill serving American cuisine in casual surroundings and the Statler Lounge. Capital Hilton Accommodation Guestrooms were recently renovated and include • TV • telephone • clock radio • ironing equipment • hairdryer.

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Washington DC, US

WASHINGTON

Monumental and Inspirational

At the heart of Washington, DC is the National Mall, a two-mile expanse of celebrated monuments and memorials from the U.S. Capitol Building to the Lincoln Memorial. On this stretch of National Park, there’s also the Washington Monument as well as the Vietnam Veterans, the Korean War, the World War II and the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorials. Explore freely on foot, take a Bike and Roll guided bicycle tour or glide around on a Segway.

For inspiration, look no further than the Smithsonian Institution, the world-renowned museum and research complex of 19 museums, galleries and a National zoo. With almost 140 million objects, works of art and specimens, there’s everything from the history of art to the future of flight – and all with free admission.

Washington DC’s great outdoors comes alive in the summer months with outdoor events and activities in its beautiful open spaces and on the Potomac – perfect for families. The spring and autumn months are usually a little less hectic time in terms of visitor numbers, but whatever the season there's plenty to do – from summer concerts on the National Mall to winter skating rinks in the parks.

The world's most famous house?

Home to every US President, except George Washington, The White House is a must see for most visitors to Washington, DC.

Explore the videos and exhibits at the White House Visitor Centre to learn about many aspects of The White House, including the architecture, furnishings, first families, social events and more.

Discover historic Georgetown

Famous for its upscale shops, nightclubs and fine dining, Georgetown is a favourite of both locals and tourists. Stroll along the C&O Canal, explore the gardens at Dumbarton Oaks, catch some live jazz in Blues Alley or visit Washington, DC's oldest unchanged building - built in 1765.

In summer, children (and adults, too) can splash in the sprinkler-style water fountain, watch the boats and feed the ducks. In winter months, the region’s largest ice rink opens for skating.

When to visit?

Washington DC’s great outdoors comes alive in the summer months with outdoor events and activities in its beautiful open spaces and on the Potomac – perfect for families. The spring and autumn months are usually a little less hectic time in terms of visitor numbers, but whatever the season there's plenty to do – from summer concerts on the National Mall to winter skating rinks in the parks.