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The Embassy Suites Hotel at the Chevy Chase Pavilion is close to many D.C. attractions and the upscale Chevy Chase Pavilion of boutique shops, offices and restaurants. For zippy rights into the downtown core of the Nation's Capital and all of its sights, guests can simply walk next door to the Friendship Heights Metro station. Through the hotel's 10-story atrium, guests can stroll to Wisconsin Avenue, the city's version of Beverly Hills' Rodeo Drive upscale shopping district. In addition, Fort Reno Park close to the hotel is great for families and romantic couples seeking space to picnic, relax, play tennis and enjoy summer concerts. This Washington hotel also is nine and 23 miles respectively from Reagan National and Dulles International airports.
Before launching out for a day of sightseeing, deal-making or glad-handing lawmakers, guests can build up their energy with the hotel's will complimentary cooked-to-order breakfasts and then return that afternoon for complimentary cocktails at nightly manager's receptions. This Washington hotel skips on having its own restaurant, but guests will find plenty of dining options in D.C. Do they honestly think senators and representatives will go hungry? Other perks include a penthouse-level, sky-lit indoor swimming pool with a whirlpool, sauna and fitness center; underground parking; and wireless Internet access in the lobby and atrium.
Hotel accommodations include 198 suites with separate bedrooms and living rooms, green-and-gold bedspreads, and taupe carpeting and draperies. They also feature sleeper sofas, dining/work tables, high-speed Internet access, microwaves ovens, refrigerators, coffeemakers and wet bars.
At this Washington hotel, guests are close to upscale shopping, restaurants, a multi-screen movie complex and subways. The Embassy Suites at the Chevy Chase Pavilion hosts mostly business travelers during the week, but families, couples and groups pour into the place on weekends to take advantage of the hotel accommodations, amenities and a boffo location.
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