National Harbor, Maryland
The Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center anchors the 300-acre National Harbor waterfront enter- tainment district, located eight miles south of Washington, DC. Upon arrival, an 18-story glass atrium welcomes guests with sweeping views of the Potomac River, Washington, DC and Old Town Alexandria in the distance. Plus, with over 470,000-square feet of meeting and exhibition space, the resort features the area's pre- mier exhibition hall. A first-class destination, it is home to fine dining and casual restaurants, unique shopping experiences, an indoor swimming pool, and 20,000- square foot spa and fitness center. For late-night excite- ment, an express elevator takes visitors up to the resort's two-story rooftop Pose Ultra-Lounge.
An on site full-service business center assists guests with all printing, copying and shipping needs. Gaylord National features 2,000 guest rooms, plus 82 conference and breakout rooms for meetings that can be configured to accommodate a wide range of needs. A team of meet- ing professionals on staff is focused on the success of every meeting here, from start to finish. In addition, the resort's hassle-free, high tech environment ensures that attendees will stay plugged-in, connected and productive during their stay. Gaylord Hotels are proud to be govern- ment-friendly, offering per-diem room rates and more.
The surrounding National Harbor community features dozens of additional restaurants, shops, nighttime enter- tainment options and more. Nearby destinations like Old Town Alexandria, Georgetown and downtown Washington, DC add even more options for those seek- ing additional things to see and do. There are more than three dozen boutiques located just steps away from National Harbor, as well.
Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center anchors National Harbor, a waterfront entertainment district just outside of Washington, DC
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