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The Residence Inn, Hyatt Place and Clarion Suites are all hotels that offer suite style rooms with extras like a living space and kitchenette. These three options might appeal to families who want to eat dinner and breakfast at the hotel. Residence Inn has the best location of the group, so often it can be regarded as the best option if the rates are comparable to Hyatt Place and Clarion Suites. If you like the neighborhood in Clarendon / Courthouse be sure to check out other hotels near the Ballston Metro station just north in Arlington because the neighborhood is similar. Use the deals widget below to find the best rates on hotels within walking distance to the Courthouse Metro.
Is Court House Right for You?
Clarendon Neighborhood: The Clarendon and Courthouse metro stations form the heart of bustling Arlington. A little less than a mile separates these two stations, but the area is a vibrant, urban center, and the section of Arlington that has the most to offer visitors. Full of luxury high-rises and single-family homes, Clarendon/Courthouse is home to affluent families and young professionals. hoppers will enjoy the mix of major retailers, like Ann Taylor and Pottery Barn, and independent shops, like South Moon Under, a local clothing boutique. Though the area can get a bit rowdy on weekend nights, this neighborhood is safe and welcoming.
What to Eat: Clarendon offers a wide variety of restaurant options. Local favorites include the well-known casual steakhouse, Ray’s the Steaks, and its counterpart, Ray’s Hell Burger, consistently ranked among the top burgers in DC. Whitlow’s on Wilson is popular at any meal, but especially for Sunday brunch. This neighborhood is a popular going-out spot due to its plethora of bars and pubs. Head to Galaxy Hut for vintage video games, craft beer, and vegetarian fare or Clarendon Ballroom for dancing and hanging out on its rooftop patio.
Getting Around: Clarendon/Courthouse is a convenient metro ride to many of the areas main attractions, including Arlington National Cemetery and downtown DC, and a short drive to the US Marine Corps War Memorial, commonly referred to as the Iwo Jima Memorial. Both neighborhoods boast regular weekend farmers markets and seasonal street festivals.
