Furnished Apartment Washington, DC

In a new city, it can take a while to figure out the best restaurants, shopping malls and bars. With Interim Housing Solutions, we can put you on the fast track to learning what restaurants to check out, where to shop, etc. Read on for hot spots near your serviced apartment in Washington, D.C.

Dining

While Washington, D.C. may be the capital of the U.S., the city's restaurant selection is anything but the all-American fare. With hundreds of restaurants serving a wide array of ethnic foods, in Washington, D.C. serviced apartments you'll have plenty of options to choose from.

Many of Washington's upscale restaurants are located downtown and offer delicious meals for executive housing residents. For a nice night out on the town during your stay in your Washington, D.C. serviced apartment, try Charlie Palmer Steak, 1789, Kinkead's or Old Ebbitt Grill. For a more laid-back meal, try Famous Luigi's, the first Italian restaurant in D.C. and a Washington favorite, or Ben's Chili Bowl, another long-lived Washington, D.C. establishment.

No matter whether your serviced apartment in Washington, D.C. is in Georgetown, Adams Morgan, Foggy Bottom or Capitol Hill, you'll find yourself surrounded with top restaurants ready to serve you!

Shopping

Serviced apartments in Washington, D.C. put you next to some of the best shopping areas! Washington offers many great shops and malls, from upscale boutiques to outdoor markets, and you'll be sure to make some great finds while in D.C.

Georgetown has plenty of shopping, with designer shops such as BCBG, Kenneth Cole, Ralph Lauren and more. You can also stop by the Shops at Georgetown Park a mall located in the center of Georgetown. The Eastern Market located in Capitol Hill, is a great place to visit while in your Washington, D.C. serviced apartment, with fresh food, flowers, crafts and a flea market.

If you're looking for a mega-shopping trip, Tyson's Corner Center in Virginia offers nearly 300 stores and restaurants just waiting to tempt those in Washington, D.C. serviced apartments! And just across the street you'll find Tyson's Corner Galleria with high-end shops and eateries.

And for those short term housing residents who love a deal, head to Potomac Mills, outlet shopping down I-95. Hundreds of stores are located in the mall, offering bargains for Washington, D.C. serviced apartment residents.

Nightlife

Our serviced apartments in Washington, D.C. will put you close to some of the area's top night spots. Washington offers many options for going out, so take a look at some of the best bars and nightclubs in these neighborhoods (many located within walking/Metro distance of your Washington, D.C. serviced apartment):

• Adam's Morgan: Offers many bars and nightclubs, located mostly along one strip. D.C. favorites include Madam's Organ and The Reef.
• Alexandria/Old Town: Located on the bank of the Potomac River, Old Town has a unique feel to it - definitely worth a visit during your stay in your temporary housing. Check out Murphy's Grand Irish Pub or Union Street Public House
• Arlington/Clarendon: The Clarendon area is a popular choice for young professionals, with multiple bars located relatively close together, such as the Clarendon Grill, Clarendon Ballroom and Whitlow's on Wilson.
• Bethesda: Downtown Bethesda offers multiple venues for late night drinks, entertainment or a fun activity! Try bars such as Flanagan's Harp and Fiddle and The Barking Dog or Strike Bethesda, a decked out bowling alley.
• Dupont Circle: A cosmopolitan area with plenty of alternatives to the usual bar scene. Stop by a coffee house or relax at a neighborhood bar. Local hangouts include Brickskeller Saloon and Buffalo Billiards.
• Georgetown: A great place to "be seen," Georgetown has a variety of upscale bars frequented by young professionals. Top picks include Rhino Bar and Pumphouse, Tony and Joe's and Sequoia.

Looking for more to do in Washington, D.C. during your stay in your furnished apartment? Read on to find even more to do while in your temporary housing from sports games to places to worship to shopping adventures?