Union Station Metro is one of the busiest transportation hubs in Washington, D.C., and a landmark of the city. Built in 1907 in the Neoclassical style, this station is renowned for its grand white marble facade and impressive vaulted halls. The interior features ornate Romanesque and Renaissance-inspired designs, drawing numerous visitors. Beyond its transport functions, Union Station houses shops, restaurants, and a large shopping mall, making it a perfect spot to experience the blend of history and modernity in the nation's capital.

Looking for a luxurious and convenient stay in Washington DC? This hotel features a 24-hour fitness center and a rooftop terrace with stunning city views. With 3 bars and restaurants on-site, you can unwind with a drink anytime. The rooms are well-equipped with premium bedding and designer toiletries for ultimate comfort. Perfectly located, it’s just a 15-minute walk to Union Station Shopping Center and the Smithsonian Museums, ideal for both business and leisure. Plus, enjoy free WiFi and multilingual services—don’t miss out on this gem!
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Near Union Station, top picks include:
Pro Tips:
All recommended hotels provide free Wi-Fi and 24/7 security patrols in this central yet transitional neighborhood.
Top recommendations near Union Station:
Pro tip: Book Corinthian columns-view rooms at Phoenix Park Hotel for iconic DC ambiance. All listed hotels provide:
Union Station Metro connects Washington D.C.'s top attractions, with notable hotels:
Key perks: Direct access to Amtrak/National Mall (12min walk). Pro tip: Book May-September early for Smithsonian events. Nearby Eastern Market offers local gourmet foods.
Union Station is a major transport hub in DC, surrounded by excellent hotels:
• The Ritz-Carlton: 5-minute walk, luxury 5-star service near Capitol Hill
• Hotel Monaco: Converted historic building with boutique design, metro access to all attractions
• Holiday Inn: Budget-friendly with free shuttle service
Transport perks:
Pro tip: Avoid weekday rush hours (7:30-9:00 AM). Get a SmarTrip card for discounted fares.
For a historic stay, Phoenix Park Hotel (3-minute walk) occupies a 1920s building with Irish-inspired decor, while JW Marriott Washington DC (8-minute walk) offers panoramic views of the Capitol.
Pro Tips: Union Station's Columbus Clock and Main Hall are must-see. Take the DC Circulator bus (purple line) to National Portrait Gallery. Nearest metro access to U.S. Capitol via red line (3 stops). Light-filled station restaurants like Shake Shack are ideal for quick bites.
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