Phoenix Park Hotel
4 StarsPanoramic city view terraces, Unique two-story duplex suites
Panoramic city view terraces, Unique two-story duplex suites
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Seasonal rooftop pool and bar, Secure underground self-parking
Monument view suites, Chic Mediterranean dining at Fireclay
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Thomas Circle city views, Expansive seasonal outdoor pool
Tech-forward smart rooms, Modern fitness studio
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Presidential-themed suites, On-site historical gallery
Riverview floor-to-ceiling windows, Seasonal heated rooftop pool
Seasonal twelfth-floor rooftop pool, Direct L'Enfant Plaza Metro access
Unique bunk bed room options, Modern 24-hour fitness center
Washington Monument corner views, Comprehensive 24-hour fitness center
Potomac River rooftop pool, Refined Afro-Caribbean dining at Willowsong
Indoor saltwater swimming pool, Walter E. Washington Convention Center
Exclusive Tidal Basin views, Heated indoor swimming pool
Crimson View rooftop bar, In-room white noise machines
Panoramic rooftop terrace, The Delegate restaurant and bar
Franklin Park and city views, Authentic Neapolitan dining at Via Sophia
City Place rooftop bar, Seasonal rooftop swimming pool
Innovative shower footrests, Extensive 24-hour fitness studio
Expansive Deck 11 rooftop pool, Southern-inspired Art and Soul dining
Efficiently designed hive rooms, Panoramic rooftop terrace
Old Post Office Clock Tower access, The Bazaar by José Andrés
Capitol Building skyline views, Seasonal outdoor swimming pool
Renovated rooms with brick accents, McPherson Square Metro access
Seasonal rooftop swimming pool, Spanish-inspired Arrels restaurant
The Garden Cafe and terrace, Traditional art deco aesthetics
Modern second-floor fitness center, Historic Beaux-Arts architecture
Bi-level 24-hour fitness center, Sun-filled white marble atrium
Seasonal rooftop swimming pool, Convenient multi-modal transport access
Indoor heated lap pool, Capitol Hill historic district setting
Spacious city-view suites, Modern downtown high-rise identity
Refined New American dining, Individually decorated period rooms
Smart-designed business quarters, Peloton-equipped fitness center
Indoor swimming pool, NoMa-Gallaudet U Metro proximity
Heated indoor pool with skylights, Grid-inspired modern revitalization
Whimsical mascot-themed room decor, State-of-the-art fitness and yoga studio
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The Smithsonian Folklife Festival is an annual, outdoor event held on the National Mall in Washington, DC. The festival is held for 2 weeks during late June and early July, with a schedule that overlaps the United States’ Independence Day celebration (July 4). The purpose of the festival is to provide opportunities to explore the diversity of folkways around the globe, from the perspective that the United States is a multiethnic, multicultural society that draws from many traditions, old and new. Each year the festival selects specific focus areas from particular regions and presents a series of programs featuring crafts, performing arts, and foods typical of these cultures. Programs are largely interactive, and visitors are able to explore the folkways of featured cultures both as observers and participants. The festival as an event is under the umbrella of the Smithsonian Institution and, where appropriate, functions cooperatively with its sister organizations, which lend their expertise to developing each year’s themes and programs.
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