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High-rise Washington skyline views, Seasonal outdoor swimming pool
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Modernized suburban retreat
Eisenhower Avenue Metro access, Modern fitness center
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Budget-friendly Washington D.C. base, Well-equipped fitness center
Soundproofed urban views, Convenient dual Metro access
Heated indoor swimming pool, Woodlawn and Gristmill access
George Washington Masonic Memorial views, King Street Tavern dining
Secure on-site parking, Relaxing in-room jetted tubs
Potomac River views, Hummingbird Bar and Kitchen
Seasonal Southern dining at King & Rye, On-site underground parking
Indoor pool and whirlpool spa, All-suite residential style layout
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George Washington Masonic Temple views, Indoor pool and whirlpool
Modern all-suite studio concept, High-performance fitness studio
Heated indoor swimming pool, The Bistro social dining
George Washington Memorial views, Trademark Drink and Eat restaurant
Modern two-story fitness center, King Street Metro proximity
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Budget-friendly base for D.C. exploration
On-site fitness studio, Convenient capital transit links
Modernized studio suite concept, On-site fitness center
Potomac River and D.C. views, Creative local dining at Fin & Hoof
Seasonal outdoor pool notice, Secure underground garage parking
Indoor pool and whirlpool spa, Secure on-site parking
Huntington Metro Station proximity, Dedicated pet-friendly amenities
Full-service Joylife Spa, Nantucket-inspired boutique design
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Dedicated two-sink vanity area
Spacious newly renovated rooms, Sixth-floor rooftop terrace
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Ample on-site parking
Hearth-inspired Mid-Atlantic cuisine, Heron-themed interior design
Heated indoor saltwater pool, Pet-friendly accommodations
Heated indoor swimming pool, Bistro Eighteen90 dining
Secure outdoor courtyard, Proximity to Fort Belvoir
IndoChen restaurant and bar, Historic Old Town boutique concept
Curated art and sensory ambiance, Private cinema and screening room
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Convenient area shuttle service
Historic neon signage, Proximity to Huntington Metro
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On the banks of the Potomac River, Alexandria is a historic colonial town that was once home to father of the nation George Washington. Just across the water from Washington DC it provides a beautiful escape from the capital with a variety of charming hotels, award winning restaurants and boutique shops to enjoy. With bike rental, boat tours and a host of museums there is always something to enjoy in the picturesque surroundings of this Virginia town.
Seafood is the specialty of Alexandria and there is no end of places to find fresh, top quality dining for a range of budgets. The Old Town and waterfront are two particularly popular restaurant spots offering delicious food in an idyllic setting whether you’re heading out for a romantic evening or relaxing over Sunday brunch. If you love a bargain as well as your food, then why not consider visiting during one of the city’s biannual Restaurant Weeks in February and August when over fifty restaurants offer great deals on three course meals.
Should you feel like cooking for yourself there are several notable farmers’ markets in Alexandria including the Old Town Farmers’ Market and the Del Ray Market which run year-round. Here you’ll find fresh produce, steaming coffee and some of the excellent wines from Virginia alongside locally made jewellery and souvenirs.
George Washington is at the heart of Alexandria, his adopted hometown, with the Masonic Memorial and Gadsby’s Tavern being two of the most popular attractions in the city. Every year on 20th February his birthday is celebrated with a parade and fun events.
Just south of Alexandria is Washington’s plantation home, Mount Vernon, which has been converted into a fascinating museum dedicated to the founding father and his contemporaries. Guests can explore the extensive grounds and join a variety of themed tours and experiences suitable for all ages.
Walking tours of the city are a great way to get a feel for the streets and find out more about the intriguing role it has played in America’s history. For something a little different why not try a ghost tour around the graveyards or a colonial scavenger hunt for the kids? Boat tours are also a lovely way to see Virginia from the water and even cross over to Washington DC for a day trip.
Alexandria is a bike friendly city with cycle paths and bike racks dotted around the streets. Should you fancy some fresh air then a bike ride along the banks of the Potomac to DC or Mount Vernon is a lovely way experience the gorgeous scenery. You can also get a taste of the outdoors without even leaving the city by heading over to Founders Park which is a great place for a walk, family picnic or a game of volleyball by the water’s edge. Like the rest of the city, it’s a pet friendly place; the main thoroughfares in Alexandria have water bowls on the curb and you won’t struggle to find a hotel that will happily cater to your furry friend.
When it comes to hotels, Alexandria has a wide range on offer from recognisable international franchises with all the amenities to charming one off bed and breakfasts that are perfect for a romantic getaway. Old Town in particular has a high concentration of hotels which offer easy access to some of the best restaurants and attractions in the city as well as excellent transport links to the rest of Virginia and beyond. The free King Street Trolley is something of an icon in Alexandria as it runs throughout the day bringing some old-school character to the busy road.
King Street is home to nearly two hundred shops, a mixture of established brands and vintage boutiques that will be heaven for the avid fashionista. The area is also well known for its antique stores which each have their own specialism and are a great place to find some old-world treasures.
For a more modern twist on Virginia’s cultural souvenirs, why not take a look around one of the many art galleries in the city? The Torpedo Factory Art Centre was once a World War II munitions works but has now been converted into an art gallery that houses studios for around eighty different artists and a museum with some disarmed examples of the weapons that were once made there. Head over on a Sunday when it’s free to the public and the perfect post brunch outing.
Del Ray is the city’s creative hub whose streets host a different festival on the first Thursday of every month. It’s also the location of the Birchmere music hall, an intimate gig venue where many of the greats have played and even been discovered over the years. With theatres and low-key concerts all over the city you’re sure to find a great night’s entertainment in Alexandria, VA.
January is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Alexandria, with typical prices around $297 per night based on 29 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Alexandria are usually highest during April, with typical prices around $659 per night.
Hotel prices in Alexandria usually range from $281 per night to $1,429 per night, with typical prices around $342 per night.
Hotel prices in Alexandria are typically lowest in January at around $297 per night, rising to around $659 per night in April.
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In Alexandria, you might want to check out Hampton Inn & Suites Alexandria Old Town Area South, Best Western Plus Alexandria / Fort Belvoir, Hampton Inn Alexandria-Old Town/King St. Metro, Hampton Inn & Suites Fort Belvoir Alexandria South. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
For a taste of luxury in Alexandria, you might want to explore Hotel Washington, Sofitel Washington DC Lafayette Square, The Watergate Hotel, The Royal Sonesta Washington DC Capitol Hill. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Alexandria with your family, you could look at Melrose Georgetown Hotel, Hotel Washington, State Plaza Hotel, Sofitel Washington DC Lafayette Square. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Travelling with pets? The hotels Hampton Inn & Suites Alexandria Old Town Area South, Hampton Inn & Suites Fort Belvoir Alexandria South, Hotel Indigo Old Town Alexandria By Ihg, Hampton Inn Alexandria/Pentagon South could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Alexandria, check out Hotel Washington, Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center, The Watergate Hotel, Eaton DC – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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