3 days in Washington, DC ($$$) — Pack your walking shoes for weekend guaranteed to relax and rejuvenate: Shopping, spas and a little sightseeing. Unwind at dinner overlooking Washington, D.C. Tour a renovated torpedo factory that now houses art galleries, studies and workshops. Browse unique shops and galleries, then pamper your tired feet with a pedicure. Get in touch with the old part of Old Town on a lantern-led ghost tour of the historic town, then wrap-up your relaxing weekend with brunch and people watching along the Potomac River.
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This hotel is has a spectacular view of D.C. Georgetown is a relatively short walk1 just cross the Key Bridge, which is just off the hotel parking lot.


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Check in, then meet on the 14th floor for dinner at Allie's restaurant, which features classic American favorites.

How to Book — Call ahead to request window tables that overlook D.C.
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Drive to Old Town Alexandria, less than 10 miles, or 20 minutes, from the hotel.
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The TFAC is a renovated former torpedo factory that was built during World War I. Located on the docks of the Potomac River, it consists of three floors of artist studios, galleries, workshops, an art school and an archaeology museum.


How to Book — Call ahead to schedule a private tour.
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Browse the quaint shops and galleries on King St. as you walk (away from the water) toward the spa. Check out ArtCraft (132 King Street), which sells contemporary craft from more than 400 artisans.
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Relax with Circe's signature "Spa Petite," ($107) a 90-minute session that includes a seated chair massage, a hydrating paraffin manicure, a scalp massage with shampoo and styling, finished with a color cosmetic touch-up.


How to Book — Reservations are required. Special packages available for groups. Check Website for seasonal specials.
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Located five blocks from Circe, the Warehouse specializes in prime aged steaks and fresh seafood. Casual attire.


How to Book — A special group menu is available. Call ahead for reservations and menu options.
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This one-hour, six-block walking tour is lead by 18th Century costumed guides who tell ghost stories, legends and folklore about colonial Alexandria.


How to Book — Private Tours for groups of 15 or more can be scheduled throughout the year. Tours leave at 7:30 pm and 9 pm. Closed December through February.
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Brunch served Sundays 10:30 a.m.-4 p.m. During the warmer seasons request a table on the patio overlooking the river then relax and enjoy some of the best "people watching" in the city.


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