Hotels Near Arlington House-Robert E Lee National Memorial

Ready to start organising your Arlington House-Robert E Lee National Memorial adventure? You're guaranteed to have a wonderful time.

If you would like to check it out, you'll need to stop in Washington, the country's capital city.

You will find yourself just an easy commute away if you stay at one of the many accommodations close to Arlington House-Robert E Lee National Memorial. Within 3 kilometres, you'll have 80 to select from. Recommended ones are the Four Seasons Hotel Washington D.C. (3 kilometres), the Rosewood Washington, D.C. (3 kilometres) and The Ritz-Carlton Georgetown, Washington, D.C. (3 kilometres).

If you're normally economical when booking accommodation, you'll be glad to know there are some pocket-friendly options available. The Best Western Rosslyn/iwo Jima is merely a kilometre away, and if that's not your style, the Days Inn Washington Arlington is only 0.9 kilometres away.

If you want to splurge, you'll discover several upmarket hotels too. Check out the rooms at the Le Meridien Arlington, 2 kilometres away. Alternatively, the Hyatt Centric Arlington is merely a kilometre away.

Fort Myer Officers Club is the perfect place for a bite to eat after a long afternoon out. It's at 214 Jackson Avenue, Fort Myer, a mere 0.7 kilometres away from Arlington House-Robert E Lee National Memorial.

Other Things to Do Near Arlington House-Robert E Lee National Memorial

• History fiends will delight in strolling through Arlington House-The Robert E. Lee Memorial, a place where you can soak up the intriguing tales of its past residents.
• Visitors with a fascination for military logistics will enjoy visiting Fort Myer.
• Go for a leisurely stroll and appreciate the quaint beauty of Arlington National Cemetery. Take time to sit quietly and pay your respects to those buried here.
• Women in Military Service for America Memorial was made in memory of significant past events, making it a worthy place to visit.
• Some get a strange feeling when visiting cemeteries, but there are also some who believe that they're peaceful. If the second sounds like you, drop into Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Arlington, Virginia, United States of America.