WYNDHAM WASHINGTON DC

Explorers Hall's photographs from around the world. To explore funky neighborhoods where the locals hang, guests can walk just five blocks up Massachusetts Avenue and find the bohemian shops, mansions, private art galleries, trendy cafes of DuPont Circle. Upon entering this Wyndham, guests are greeted by a soaring 14 story Mediterranean style glass atrium complete with interior courtyard, foundation, fine dining restaurant, informal coffee shop and two lounges. Guests can stay in shape by working out in the hotel's fitness center, and business guests can get work done in the business center. Guests can dine at the hotel's Verandah Restaurant, which serves international cuisine. Then, they can relax in either the tower Lounge or the mahogany paneled Federal Bar. Folks in a rush can grab baked goods, coffee, juices and fruit from the hotel's Bake Shop. The Wyndham's 400 guestrooms feature fancy Bath and Body Works bathroom amenities and views of the atrium or bustling M Street. Guests can fall asleep on comfy pillow top mattresses and enjoy work desks, ergonomic desk chairs, minibars, pay movies, coffeemakers, shower massagers, Web TV and high speed Internet access. Air travelers are six miles from Reagan National Airport. Baltimore miles and 40 miles respectively from the Wyndham Washington. Ideal for quick access to downtown corporate and government offices and tourist sights, the Wyndham Washington is a good stop for families, couples on romantic getaways, folks on weekend junkets, business travelers and others who place premiums on location close to everything and on internationally known accommodations and amenities. In a perfect location for parents and kids, romantic couples, groups and travelers on weekend getaways, the Wyndham Washington in historic downtown stands only six blocks from the White House and near National Aquarium, Washington Monument, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, U.S. Supreme Court, U.S. Capitol and Arlington National Cemetery. Families and leisure pilgrims are within walking distance of the National Geographic