WYNDHAM CITY CENTER

stops and steps away from key attractions. Dupont Circle and Georgetown are packed with private art galleries, museums, ethnic restaurants, independent bookstores and, in Dupont, embassies along Massachusetts Avenue. The Metro subway system offers easy access to major sightseeing attractions. This being Washington, visitors can find plenty of dining options from the cheap and funky to the ultra expensive. But the Wyndam's restaurant, Shula's, is known for its quality beef and football theme. Ironically, in this town crazy for the NFL's Washington Redskins, the restaurant was created by Don Shula, the NFL Hall of Fame coach of the Miami Dolphins. The Wyndham's 352 guestrooms feature an eclectic decor of antique style and contemporary furnishings in a neutral color scheme. Amenities include high speed Internet access, ergonomic chairs, multi line phones, comfy pillow top mattresses, fancy Golden Door Spa bath amenities and bathrobes. In addition, the Wyndham features a fitness center, wireless Internet access in the public areas, and a business center. The Wyndam's 14,000 square feet of meeting space is ideal for family get togethers, corporate confabs and other major gatherings. The space features wireless Internet access, video conferencing and an expanded business center. Located five miles and 27 miles respectively from Reagan National and Dulles International airports, the Wyndham City Center offers a convenient location for business guests and other travelers just wanting to get away for the weekend. Families, couples, groups, folks on weekend getaways and other leisure pilgrims staying at the Wyndham City Center will enjoy an ideal location between trendy Dupont Circle and Georgetown. Guests also are a half mile from the White House, near two light rail