Washington D.C.'s Coolest Season Just Got Cooler

WASHINGTON, DC--(Marketwired - Oct 30, 2014) -  The autumn chill isn't why D.C. recently earned the title of America's "Coolest" City by Forbes. In addition to landmarks and monuments, Washington, D.C. buzzes with neighborhood festivals, new restaurants, luxury shopping, theater performances, museum exhibits and more. And helping visitors to experience the best of the season are Washington, D.C.'s JW Marriott, Marriott and Renaissance Hotels. These Arlington and D.C. city-center hotels are offering weekend savings that enable guests to save more money the longer they stay. Because in D.C., there's always more to do.

Guests who take advantage of the promotion save 10% off two-night stays and 15% off three-night stays. Plus they will enjoy complimentary Internet access during their trip. 

Having secured what is one of the best hotel deals in Washington, D.C., travelers will have a little extra pocket money to visit the hottest restaurants in The District. Celebrity chef Michael Schlow, for example, recently opened Tico on 14^th Street to win over patrons with seven kinds of tacos, tequila and a dash of epicurean brilliance. Alternately, visitors can opt for Daniel Boulud's new DBGB Kitchen or Aaron Silverman's brainchild, Rose's Luxury, which Bon Appetit recently dubbed the #1 restaurant in America. 

Thus fortified, visitors can explore the countless cultural attractions that add to D.C.'s allure, including seasonal ones. The Degas-inspired musical, "Little Dancer," for example, brings the famous sculpture to life, plus the audience can check out the real thing at the National Gallery of Art. And for those in town during the holiday season, no visit is complete without seeing the National Christmas Tree and Pathway of Peace, preferably during one of the many nightly musical performances. Ice-skating at the National Gallery of Art's Sculpture Garden and shopping the luxury stores in CityCenterDC or among Georgetown's legendary boutiques (including the new Billy Reid and Scotch & Soda locations) are just a few more ways out-of-towners can immerse themselves in the city's seasonal best.

Travelers can take their pick from 10 different hotels when booking this promotion, each of which offers a distinct perspective of The District. Washington, D.C. hotels near the Metro, for example, let travelers reach all corners of the city in a matter of minutes, while National Mall hotels put the country's most iconic buildings close by. No matter if travelers opt for the funky independence of an Adams Morgan property, the picturesque charm of a Georgetown hotel, the convenience of an Arlington destination or any of the other enticing choices, they will find themselves within steps of D.C.'s culture, history and attractions.