Girlfriend Fun Guide: Washington, D.C.
Our forefathers picked a really great spot for the hub of the U.S. government. Not only is our capital home to Congress, the White House and a bunch of historic stuff, it’s now a cultural hot spot with tons of fun restaurants, bars and shops. We searched for the absolute must-visit places that locals rave about. When you’re in town for Girls Night Out: Washington, D.C., be sure to stop by a few!
To Stay: The River Inn, 924 25th St. NW, Washington D.C. (202) 337-7600
Why We 
It:
Live in the lap of luxury for a night or two in one of the newly renovated rooms equipped with pillow-top mattresses, flat-screen TVs and free WiFi.
Ride around the city on a bike—it’s complimentary at the hotel—or walk just 15 minutes and you’re at the White House!
Go downstairs and dine at Dish, the hotel’s on-site restaurant that serves up cutting-edge cuisine. We suggest starting your meal with a glass of wine off their new drink menu and ending with the light and airy Mango-Mousse & Cake with raspberry sauce.
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Post a CommentVery cool locations. Thanks!
Good ideas!
perfect
Thanks 4 the tips…I’ll be heading out there in June….
Thank you..I am moving to DC and this helps me get started.
Very informative because me and my girls are headed there in Oct,gives us an idea of how to plan our activities
Looks like some great places…have to check them out
i live in va so this is def something i could do over spring break
nary a spot in Adam’s Morgan or Shaw….what a shame.
Hi! We focused on attractions close to the event venue so our ticket holders could enjoy what D.C. has to offer before and after Girls Night Out!
funny, my cousin and I were just talking about going to DC again last night
lovely
Nice