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Visitors staying at this McLean, Virginia hotel will find themselves in the heart of Tysons Westpark corporate market and close to a variety of great shops and restaurants.
Located in the heart of Northern Virginia's Tysons Westpark area, the Best Western Tysons Westpark boasts a friendly helpful staff and one of the best values in town. Guests staying at the hotel will be minutes away from Washington D.C. which features great shopping, restaurants and attractions such as Wolf Trap Farm, the White House and downtown Washington.
The hotel offers 301 spacious, well-appointed guest rooms and suites each featuring cable satellite television and high-speed Internet access. Guests will enjoy a full complimentary breakfast buffet. Other hotel amenities include an indoor pool, exercise facility, guest laundry and nine different meeting and banquet rooms to hold up to 700 people. Pets are welcome!
The Best Western Tysons Westpark is located a half mile from Tyson's Corner Shopping Center and 12 miles from the Washington Mall, both offering a variety of shops. Visitors can travel the quick 11 miles to see the Vietnam Memorial or the Lincoln Memorial. Other famous attractions nearby include the Arlington National Cemetery, Capitol Hill and the Smithsonian Institute.
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