ONE WASHINGTON CIRCLE

in this 1960s blond brick building, from the blue columns that line the semicircular driveway to the Sunday fondue brunch and Mediterranean jazzed American fare at the Circle Bistro. The downtown Washington hotel's 151 suites feature balconies, silky quilts, throw pillows, wood floored kitchens, refrigerators, stoves, CD players, desks and complimentary Internet access. Travelers are four miles from Reagan National Airport and 20 miles and 39 miles respectively from Dulles and Baltimore Washington international airports. Families, couples on romantic weekend getaways and corporate travelers can find One Washington Circle Hotel a great choice for stylish accommodations close to all the sights. Everybody from families to diplomats to musicians with gigs at nearby clubs stay here, making for a pretty eclectic ambience. One Washington Circle Hotel right at the junction of downtown, Dupont Circle and the Foggy Bottom Historical District offers guests all suite accommodations and a central location near the city's trendiest neighborhoods, business, politics and pleasure. Close to George Washington University, One Washington Circle is near Georgetown's boutiques, cafes, historical sites and C&O Canal, where guests can take mule drawn barge rides down the 19th century waterway. In Dupont Circle, bibliophiles peruse the shelves at Second Story Books, fashionistas grab up the second hand designer clothes at Secondi, and the hungry patronize funky cafes, such as Teaism, which serves tea and Asian influenced fare. At the One Washington Circle, guests will stay less than three miles from the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, government buildings, museums, monuments, galleries and the National Zoo. Recreational enthusiasts and families can walk, jog, stroll, play tennis, ride horses and bike in the 1,800 acre Rock Creek Park. Also close to the hotel on the Potomac River, Hains Point offers golfers a complete 18 hole course. For photo ops, guests can check out the 19th and early 20th century brownstones in Foggy Bottom. The retro vibe is unmistakable