ment Looks Like in Washington, DC

There are plenty of reasons to plan your next meeting or convention in Washington, DC.

Happening Hotels Lodging in DC runs the gamut from plush centers of power to lavish lofts with skyline views to local neighborhood boutique hotels. DC’s major hotel brands—Fairmont, Kimpton, Hilton, Hyatt, Marriott and Renaissance—have recently poured millions into renovations, while another 4,453 new rooms are currently in the pipeline.

Aside from unmatched spaces and hotels, we also provide the “Show Your Badge” program, which gives attendees access to exclusive discounts at local restaurants, tours, retail and attractions.

Memorable Dining More than 2,000 eating and drinking establishments dot the DC landscape, and it’s not all crab cakes and white tablecloth power lunches. Dozens of exciting, inventive concept eateries have joined the mainstays, amounting to Washington, DC’s newly gained reputation as a global dining destination.

Visit washington.org for more information on exclusive venues and hotel accommodations. Our convention sales staff is also available to answer your questions and help you fi nalize plans in DC for your next meeting or special event.

Multi-Faceted Venues The nation’s capital is a winning destination for any meeting or event. Weigh panoramic views of the National Mall and sleek meeting rooms in modern venues against ornate hotel boardrooms and historic spaces, and keep attendees’ attention with DC’s museums, attractions and sights.

What’s Ahead? With a skyline full of cranes, DC is building new projects to transform and further develop the city. The Smithsonian Museum of African American History and Culture will fi nish in 2015. Meanwhile, Metro’s new Silver Line is expected to fi nish in 2017 and will make public transportation to Dulles International Airport possible.