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Fairfax County
has 80 hotels and more than 14,000 rooms to offer visitors. Staying in Fairfax allows close proximity to the monuments and attractions of Washington D.C., world class shopping and dining and numerous historical sites – without the hassle of the crowds, noise and traffic of the city. Fairfax has accommodations to fit everyone's taste and budget – whether you're visiting for a weekend or an extended business trip – you will have no trouble finding the perfect “home away from home” to suite your own particular needs.
When choosing lodging, make note that Fairfax County is divided into three main areas: Dulles Area (Western Fairfax County,) Tysons Corner Area (central Fairfax County,) and Mount Vernon/Springfield Area (southern Fairfax County.) The Dulles area is located on the western edge of the county, close to Washington Dulles International Airport and the Dulles Corridor. Nearby attractions include the Sully Historic Site, Reston Town Center, Historic Herndon and the National Air and Space Museum's Udvar-Hazy Center. The Dulles Area is also where you will find the City of Fairfax. The Tysons Corner area includes Falls Church, McLean and Vienna. It is also known as the “Downtown” area of Fairfax County and is considered one of the main business hubs in the Washington D.C. Region. Tysons Corner is also home to two large shopping malls – Tysons Corner Center and Tysons Galleria. Mount Vernon/Springfield is the third area of Fairfax County and is located in the southeastern part of the county, close to Reagan Washington National Airport. Nearby attractions include George Washington's estate, Mount Vernon, and also Gunston Hall, Woodlawn Estate and River Farm. Each area offers dozens of hotels, including luxury inns and suites and many well known national chains.
In addition to hotels, many beautiful bed and breakfast inns are located near Fairfax. For a peaceful getaway or a romantic escape, a bed and breakfast is the perfect choice for many visitors to the area. Enjoy staying in a stately inn located right in the heart of Historic Fairfax, or at a lavish country manor home just outside the gates of Mount Vernon. Other options for lodging in Fairfax include cabin and cottage rentals, nestled in the woods along the scenic Potomac River or the comfort of a vacation rental home. All accommodations in Fairfax are conveniently located near historical sites, antique shopping, fine dining, move theaters, museums, outlet stores, national and state parks, nature areas and Civil War Battlefields. There are literally dozens of choices in Fairfax – with hundreds more in the surrounding region. From moderately priced, family-friendly hotels to lavishly appointed five star inns, Fairfax has what it takes to make your vacation a relaxing and memorable experience.
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