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Washington, DC 

Consider Washington DC as your next travel destination! 

It is the perfect destination for history buffs, art lovers, foodies and so much more! 

Plus where to find the best spots to photograph cherry blossom season 🌸🌸

In this guide I share all of my favorite places to stay, eat and explore! 

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Washington, DC

A lot of hotels in DC offer "city views," but these hotels list specific options on their booking sites so you can select a room with beautiful water views or a great view of DC landmarks and know what you'll get.

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DC has a way of surprising you. Once you get beyond the hustle and bustle, you’ll find a city where life just happens. It’s in the small moments—neighbors chatting at local shops, kids playing in the parks, and friends gathering over coffee. You can really feel the community spirit, making it easy to settle in and feel at home.

Then there’s Alexandria, just a stone’s throw away. It’s got a relaxed, charming vibe with its cobblestone streets and waterfront paths. It’s the kind of place where you can take a leisurely walk, grab a bite to eat, or just hang out by the water. It feels cozy and inviting, like a little escape from the city buzz.

Together, DC and Alexandria create a nice balance. DC is full of energy and excitement, while Alexandria offers a slower pace when you need a breather. Both places have their unique charm, making them feel like home to anyone who spends time there 🇺🇸

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The Hay-Adams

The Hay-Adams Hotel, located at 800 16th Street NW, Washington, D.C., is a prestigious luxury hotel renowned for its elegance and historical charm. Overlooking Lafayette Square and the White House, this distinguished hotel offers guests unparalleled views and a sophisticated atmosphere. Originally built in 1928, The Hay-Adams combines classic architectural style with modern amenities, featuring luxurious rooms and suites, exquisite dining options, and impeccable service. Its rich history is reflected in its beautifully preserved details and the elegant ambiance of its common areas. The Hay-Adams has long been a favorite among dignitaries, celebrities, and discerning travelers, making it a quintessential choice for those seeking a refined and memorable stay in the heart of the nation's capital.

Built in the 1920s, The Hay-Adams is one of DC’s most iconic hotels that overlooking the White House. The interiors combines old-world charm with the Warren-style elegance —an aesthetic of rich woodwork, detailed molding, and sophisticated furnishings.

Guests can enjoy breakfast at the Lafayette Room, with floor-to-ceiling windows offering expansive views of Lafayette Square, or unwind at Off the Record, an intimate bar beloved for its political-themed cocktails.

Ideally located near DC’s monuments and museums, The Hay-Adams offers an experience that’s both intimate and quintessentially Washingtonian.

Originally designed and built as a residential hotel in the 1920s, The Hay-Adams stands today as one of the most historic hotels in Washington, DC

Choose between views of the White House, Lafayette Park, and St. John's Church

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