Greg Moglia, The Black Squirrel in Adams Morgan DC

Posted on March 18, 2012 by Joseph M

The Black Squirrel Bar is one of Washington DC’s top night scenes with music, poetry and drinks along with great food. Located in Adams Morgan at 2427 18th Street NW, you don’t want to miss the lounge, along with the Historic Adams Morgan District.

Early Next Month (04/04/12), Greg Moglia will be reading poetry while touring this area and we are pleased to see him offer his talented poetry performance only blocks away from our DC hotel.

Joseph, Innkeeper

American Guest House a Washington DC Bed and Breakfast and Inn
Amazing Bed and Breakfast in the heart of Washington DC. We are located within a short walk to the Washington Hilton Hotel, 10 minutes walk to Dupont Circle metro/subway, 10 -15 minutes to Wardman Park Marriott, Omni Shoreham and 1 mile NW of the White House.

134th Annual Easter Egg Roll at The White House!

Posted on March 3, 2012 by Joseph M

Make this Easter the best ever! Every year the White House opens up its South Lawn to over 35,000 people for the 134th Annual Easter Egg Roll. Anyone can register at the White House Web Page for a chance to be entered into a lottery sponsored by Rec.Gov and register by March 5, 2012. Winners will be announced March 12, 2012 and the event will be held on April 09, 2012. Register soon and get a chance of a lifetime. Admission is free and open to one submission per household. Tickets are non-transferable.

The American Guest house is located only a mile from the White House and transportation (42 Metro Bus) runs every 10-15 minutes in front of our door ($1.75 Fare).

Joseph. Innkeeper

American Guest House Bed and Breakfast
Amazing Bed and Breakfast in the heart of Washington DC. We are located within a short walk to the Washington Hilton Hotel, 10 minutes walk to Dupont Circle metro/subway, 10 -15 minutes to Wardman Park Marriott, Omni Shoreham and 1 mile NW of the White House.

Back road to the National Zoological Park from our Guesthouse (1 mile away!)

Posted on March 1, 2012 by Joseph M

If you are staying with us this season you might want to visit the National Zoological Park (which is Free to the public!). Only one-mile away, you could walk there by following these easy directions from our DC Guest House:

From 2005 Columbia Rd NW, Washington, DC 2009 -

1)Travel a few blocks NE down Columbia Rd (take a left walking out from our entrance) and make your way to 18th Street (about a 1/4 mile walk)

2) Make a left at the Starbucks on 18th and Columbia and you will be on Adams Mill Road.

3) Take Adams Mill Road (for about 3/4 mile) down the hill to Harvard Street and make a left.

4) At the bottom of the hill you will see the back entrance to the National Zoological Park.

Enjoy!

Joseph, Innkeeper

American Guest House a Washington DC Bed and Breakfast
Amazing Bed and Breakfast in the heart of Washington DC. We are located within a short walk to DuPont Circle Subway, the Washington Hilton Hotel, Wardman Park Marriott, Omni Shoreham and 1 mile NW of the White House.

2012 Centennial Cherry Blossom Package

Posted on February 29, 2012 by Jonathan V

2012 Centennial Cherry Blossoms Watch in Washington DC

Don’t miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime celebration! This year, we celebrate a century of 3,000 beautiful cherry blossom trees that were bestowed on Washington, DC by Japan as a gift in 1912. The celebration will last for 5 weeks from March 20 – April 27, 2012. The American Guest House Bed and Breakfast invites you to celebrate the 100th National Cherry Blossom Festival with our Complimentary Centennial Cherry Blossom Package.

Book now at this Washington DC Bed and Breakfast Accommodation and Inn and mention on your reservation “CHERRY BLOSSOM SPECIAL and enjoy a Bottle of Sparkling White Wine and a complimentary box of Cherry Chocolate.

And of course free access to Internet and complementary hot breakfast with Chef’s Daily Specials!

The Cherry Blossom Festival is one of DC’s most popular events! Be Sure to Reserve Your Rooms Now!

Offer is based upon availability and is subject to change without notice at the discretion of the Guest House. This offer is valid only from March 25 to April 5, 2012 Black-out Dates may apply. Rates do not apply to groups and may not be combined with any other discounts, promotions, or packages. Rate is non-commissionable.

Theordore Roosevelt National Monument

Posted on February 21, 2012 by Joseph M

With such amazing weather and spring coming up, why not check out the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial! Located on a tiny island on the Potomac river is this wonders monument providing honor towards “Teddy” and the beliefs he inspired millions with.

Access to the island can be a bit tricky so follow the directions carefully.

Fun Fact: Did you know that the term “teddy bear” was brought on by a toy makers labeling of the stuffed animals after a generous act of Theodore Roosevelt sparing a bears life during a sporting event? Ever since millions of children have come to enjoy the animals as a bedtime comfort naming their furry friends, though nothing beats a good old “Teddy” bear to show just how great this president was.

Enjoy!

Joseph, Innkeeper

American Guest House a Washington DC Bed and Breakfast
Amazing Bed and Breakfast in the heart of Washington DC. We are located within a short walk to the Washington Hilton Hotel, 10 minutes walk to Dupont Circle metro/subway, 10 -15 minutes to Wardman Park Marriott, Omni Shoreham and 1 mile NW of the White House.

Eastern Market

Posted on February 20, 2012 by Jonathan V

Eastern Market which is a public fresh food market was opened in 1873 and renovated in 2009. On Saturday and Sundays Washingtonians go to Eastern Market for their pick of fresh produce and to check over the offerings of local artisan food as well as local artists and craftsman. Eastern Market is located in the historic Capitol Hill neighborhood which is a thriving neighborhood with tons of small businesses ranging from baby consignments shops to specialty kitchenware. You may also have your pick of coffee shops and restaurants.

Eastern Market is accessible by the Eastern Market metro serviced by the blue and orange lines. The indoor market is open Tuesday-Friday 7 am – 7 pm and the outdoor market is open on Saturdays from 7 am – 6 pm and Sundays from 9 am – 5 pm. Please visit the website for additional information about their vendors and other events.

Enjoy! Jonathan, Innkeeper

2012 Smithsonian Folklife Festival

Posted on February 18, 2012 by Joseph M

2012 Smithsonian Folklife Festival will be this June 27 – July 1 and July 4 – 8 on the National Mall. Open daily 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Evening events begin at 5:30 p.m. Admission is free. During the Festival, you may call (202) 633-7484 for more information

Enjoy!

Joseph, Innkeeper

Amazing Bed and Breakfast in the heart of Washington DC. We are located within a short walk to the Washington Hilton Hotel, 10 minutes walk to Dupont Circle metro/subway, 10 -15 minutes to Wardman Park Marriott, Omni Shoreham and 1 mile NW of the White House.

100th Annual Cherry Blossom Festival, Washington DC

Posted on February 7, 2012 by Joseph M

Don’t miss out on this years Cherry Blossom Festival March 20-April 27, 2012. It’s the Centennial event of this illustrious season to celebrate the gift of the trees. Guests are already reserving their stay here with us as we prepare for the spectacular event here on the National Mall. What better way to enjoy a breakfast here at the Guest House and then walk down to the mall for an afternoon stroll.

Joseph, Innkeeper

American Guest House Bed and Breakfast
Amazing Bed and Breakfast in the heart of Washington DC. We are located within a short walk from the Washington Hilton Hotel, 10 minutes walk to Dupont Circle metro/subway, 1 mile NW of the White House

Visit the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, Washington, DC

Posted on January 7, 2012 by lrosan

If you are walking about along the National Mall this season, an infrequently visited museum is a must see for all ages. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing is located just southeast of the Washington Memorial, off the Smithsonian Metro Rail Station (Blue or Orange Line). One notable gift that is produced at BEU is full sheets of uncut US Currency hot of the press! You can purchase Sheets in $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, and $50 dollar notes ranging from four to 16 notes on a single page!

Visit the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington DC today.

Washington, DC Tour Office
14th and C Streets, S.W.
Washington, DC 20228
(866) 874-2330 (toll-free) or
(202) 874-2330 (local)

Joseph, Innkeeper

National Postal Museum, Washington DC

Posted on December 23, 2011 by lrosan

When visiting our nation’s capital, make sure to save some time for the National Postal Museum! Just one of the many Smithsonian Museums on the National Mall, The National Postal Museum offers a look into the history of early American history mail and postage. A must see for stamp collectors. Admission is free and is open every day from 10:00am to 5:30pm.

Enjoy!

Joseph , Innkeeper