Where do MLB Players stay when playing the Washington Nationals?
Q. There are so many hotels in DC, does anyone know where the visiting players stay?
King Felix: No I'm 34-25-34 and I like ballplayers. Got a problem with that?
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King Felix: No I'm 34-25-34 and I like ballplayers. Got a problem with that?
Angry Erica: No, but if you are hot I'll jump you
A. They stay in or near the Georgetown area, ......they are often spotted at Morton's in Georgetown after the game....
What is the cost of hotels in Dc to attend inauguralceremony?2009?
Q. understand the cost is very high for hotels near the inaugural cermony of the new president. 2009 can you give any quotes?
A. There are rooms available...
Hotels in DC are very expensive ($1,000's a night) -- so, if you want to stay close to the action, then be prepared to pay.
Hotels up to 2 hours away from metro DC are filling up fast as well, but here is a list I've been keeping up-to-date:
http://resideorob.blogspot.com/2008/11/hotels-for-obama-inauguration-in-dc-are.html
Be prepared to drive to a Metro station and take the train into DC, and be prepared to stay at least 3 nights (4 if you want more options).
Good luck!
Hotels in DC are very expensive ($1,000's a night) -- so, if you want to stay close to the action, then be prepared to pay.
Hotels up to 2 hours away from metro DC are filling up fast as well, but here is a list I've been keeping up-to-date:
http://resideorob.blogspot.com/2008/11/hotels-for-obama-inauguration-in-dc-are.html
Be prepared to drive to a Metro station and take the train into DC, and be prepared to stay at least 3 nights (4 if you want more options).
Good luck!
I am looking for a really cool family hotel in the Washington DC area?
Q. I am looking for a family fun hotel in the Washington DC area that has attractions like water slides, Miniature golf or other fun family/child activities. My child will be 10 years old and wants to visit the White House so I am looking into planning a trip and feel a hotel with some action will be essential to adding fun to this trip in addition to the sightseeing and history that DC has to offer. Any suggestions would be helpful!
A. Unfortunately I can't think of any hotels in the DC area that fit what you're looking for. While many of them are family-friendly, that means basic swimming pools, free breakfasts, and not that much more. What you are looking for are resort hotels, and DC isn't a resort city.
With that said, if you book a hotel in the close-in suburbs, you can use the Metro subway system to get downtown each day to the sights. Most kids enjoy riding on Metro!
You may want to get onto http://www.hotels.com and look for hotels in the Ballston section of Arlington, Virginia, which is connected to downtown via Metro. There's a large indoor shopping mall at Ballston, on the top floor of which is a massive public ice skating rink (they rent skates). It's popular because it's the "practice ice" for the Washington Capitals, and during the hockey season you can (for free) watch them practice, and then go to the second rink (there are two) and skate yourself.
Be aware that in order to obtain passes for the White House tour, you need to reserve them about 4-6 months in advance through your US Congressman's office. His or her website will provide directions for how to request them. After you put your request in, you have to cross your fingers and hope for the best. Ever since 9/11, it's not easy to get them.
With that said, if you book a hotel in the close-in suburbs, you can use the Metro subway system to get downtown each day to the sights. Most kids enjoy riding on Metro!
You may want to get onto http://www.hotels.com and look for hotels in the Ballston section of Arlington, Virginia, which is connected to downtown via Metro. There's a large indoor shopping mall at Ballston, on the top floor of which is a massive public ice skating rink (they rent skates). It's popular because it's the "practice ice" for the Washington Capitals, and during the hockey season you can (for free) watch them practice, and then go to the second rink (there are two) and skate yourself.
Be aware that in order to obtain passes for the White House tour, you need to reserve them about 4-6 months in advance through your US Congressman's office. His or her website will provide directions for how to request them. After you put your request in, you have to cross your fingers and hope for the best. Ever since 9/11, it's not easy to get them.
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