Sugarloaf Mountain

DC boasts some beautiful nature reserves and state parks. Sugar- loaf Mountain, located in Dickerson, MD is one of the shorter but very picturesque hikes in the area. Once the top is reached,  there are spectacular views of some Maryland. Sugarloaf mountain is a … Continue reading

P.O.V. (Point Of View) Rooftop Bar and Terrace

One of the best view in Washington DC: the W hotel rooftop!Located next door to The White House, the historic Hotel Washington , one of the city’s oldest hotels, has been reinvented into W Hotel Washington. The luxury hotel was … Continue reading

Summer Berry Bundt Cake

The resident innkeepers have been at it again. Baking to our hearts content to keep our guests happy. We want you take a slice of American Guest House home with you when you make this recipe. Summer Berry Bundt Cake Ingredients: 2c. … Continue reading

Amsterdam Falafel shop

Amsterdam Falafels shop is like a live music bar, a restaurant where you can eat for less than $10 and where you can get a falafel and twice-fried fries until 4am on weekends ! You can go for small falafel … Continue reading

Kayaking in Washington, DC

Kayaking is a popular activity in the Washington, DC area. The C & O Canal boasts calm waters and an ideal location to enjoy leisurely paddling while you enjoy the scenery between Georgetown and Violettes Lock (mile 22). The Potomac River offers challenging kayaking for the … Continue reading

The Chesapeake & Ohio Canal (C & O Canal)

The Chesapeake & Ohio Canal (C & O Canal) is a national historic park that has an interesting history dating back to the 18th century. It runs 184.5 miles along the north bank of the Potomac River, starting in Georgetown … Continue reading

Mount Vernon Cruise and Tour

The Mount Vernon Cruise and Tour includes a round trip from Washington, DC to President George Washington’s historic Mt. Vernon Estate. The cruise included a narrated riverfront tour and discounted admission to the Mt. Vernon Estate. You will have three hours … Continue reading

Washington DC Metro System

Metro operates Monday through Thursday from 5 a.m. to midnight; Friday until 3 a.m.; Saturdays from 7 a.m. to 3 a.m.; and Sunday from 7 a.m. to midnight. Base fares start at $1.75 per trip (including trips between all downtown … Continue reading

Fourth of July in Washington DC

The Fourth of July is a very exciting time to be in Washington: there are festivities throughout the day, leading up to a spectacular fireworks display around 9:00pm. Don’t miss the National Cathedral  free concert beginning at 11 am. After … Continue reading

The NOMA Summer Screen

NOMA Summer Screen  is a free local outdoor film series that features local BBQ, local music and other activities. NOMA takes place on Wednesdays from May through August. Some of the films being features are Standy By Me, Indiana Jones and the Last … Continue reading

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