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  • Vedd Hedd
    Vedd Hedd Posts: 4,631
    it depends on how much you want to pay! if you are driving you might want to stay in a suburb and take the metro in as it is super super easy! bethesda is nice....alexandria is way cool...if you are in a suburb just make sure you are on a metro line and if it isn't one taht stops at gallery place/chinatown it is still easy to hook up to a line that goes there......and yes EVERYTHING is open on sundays:) museums might close around 4 or five but monuments are always open....enjoy!!! i wish i was going to DC

    I pricelined it and got the Renaissance Mayflower. It sounds and looks nice!!

    Are you going to any of the other shows??
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  • Vedd Hedd wrote:
    I pricelined it and got the Renaissance Mayflower. It sounds and looks nice!!

    Are you going to any of the other shows??

    just camden so far...
  • We got a room at the Red Roof Inn, it's right around the corner from the venue.
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  • Ayedavanita
    Ayedavanita Posts: 1,443
    We're also staying at the Red Roof Downtown.
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  • mfc22
    mfc22 Posts: 106
    check out the hotel harrington. really old but right in the center of action. and only a few blocks from the venue. really cool pub attached...
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  • Vedd Hedd wrote:
    I pricelined it and got the Renaissance Mayflower. It sounds and looks nice!!

    Are you going to any of the other shows??


    looks like a fancy hotel you've found....like i said though since you are driving...good luck with parking!!!
  • staying in arlington Va might be a cheaper option. If you stay near the subway it's only a 20-30 min ride to the show
  • manhattan
    manhattan Posts: 258
    If you use the site hotel-guides.us, it will let you select the venue, museum, etc that you want to be close to. It will show you all the hotels in that area, with distance from the venue you selected. I found a place called Phoenix Park Hotel Capitol Hill which is about a half mile from the Verizon Center, and is also right near Union Station for anybody taking the train.
  • Dude,
    the only "touristy" place you need to visit is Adams-Morgan, and MAYBE Georgetown, or Duponte Circle ...

    FUCK the monuments.
    Go to the bars!

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  • velogator
    velogator Posts: 174
    I used to work down there, but it's been about 4 years. Red Roof Inn was the closest and a decent hotel. That area has really built up in the last 5 years, still don't wander to far out of China Town at night, at least to teh north - not unless you want to be propositioned. My office was on 4th and "I" Street NW and I could look out of my window onto "K" street and see working "girls" in the middle of the day (some of them didn't have the proper equipment to be "girls" :)
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  • velogator wrote:
    I used to work down there, but it's been about 4 years. Red Roof Inn was the closest and a decent hotel. That area has really built up in the last 5 years, still don't wander to far out of China Town at night, at least to teh north - not unless you want to be propositioned. My office was on 4th and "I" Street NW and I could look out of my window onto "K" street and see working "girls" in the middle of the day (some of them didn't have the proper equipment to be "girls" :)

    Yeah the K Street "girls" are quite a treat.
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  • We are staying at the Mariot Courtyard on Saterday night and the night of the show at the Red Roof Inn...
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  • Fahka
    Fahka Posts: 3,187
    I read someone say that the downtown area was safe. IT IS NOT SAFE. Even around national monuments and "tourist" attractions.DO NOT WONDER AROUND ALONE. Especially at night time. Even during the daylight i would suggest walking with a buddy. Alot of scummy ness in the downtown area of DC... Trust me on this one :)
  • I read someone say that the downtown area was safe. IT IS NOT SAFE. Even around national monuments and "tourist" attractions.DO NOT WONDER AROUND ALONE. Especially at night time. Even during the daylight i would suggest walking with a buddy. Alot of scummy ness in the downtown area of DC... Trust me on this one :)

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  • culot4
    culot4 Posts: 775
    I read someone say that the downtown area was safe. IT IS NOT SAFE. Even around national monuments and "tourist" attractions.DO NOT WONDER AROUND ALONE. Especially at night time. Even during the daylight i would suggest walking with a buddy. Alot of scummy ness in the downtown area of DC... Trust me on this one :)

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  • AmentsChick
    AmentsChick Posts: 6,969
    Vedd Hedd wrote:
    Edit: I guess Downtown means "White House" area, correct?

    Is this area ok? On Priceline they look pretty nice. can I assume the neighborhood the President lives in is ok?

    While you're there, throw eggs at that big ol' white house for me...thanks!
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  • I booked for the Americana Hotel in Arlington VA. Seems to get good reviews on tripadvisor, and it's very reasonably priced too (plus near the metro).

    http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g30242-d120572-Reviews-Americana-Arlington_Virginia.html
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  • Indian Summer
    Indian Summer Posts: 2,296
    I'm staying at Hotel Monaco. Anyone know the details on that place? Seemed to be fairly close to the venue.
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  • kc_pj
    kc_pj Posts: 284
    I still need to make my DC reservations; where are most people staying? Also, is anyone going to meet up before the show or sometime during the weekend?

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  • velogator wrote:
    I used to work down there, but it's been about 4 years. Red Roof Inn was the closest and a decent hotel. That area has really built up in the last 5 years, still don't wander to far out of China Town at night, at least to teh north - not unless you want to be propositioned. My office was on 4th and "I" Street NW and I could look out of my window onto "K" street and see working "girls" in the middle of the day (some of them didn't have the proper equipment to be "girls" :)

    everywhere can be like that, for a city its pretty safe
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