Radisson Hotel Largo-Washington DC

9100 Basil Court , Largo MD 20774

Reservations: (888) 201-1718 US Toll Free

Telephone: (301) 773-0700 Fax: (301) 772-2016

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Hotel Near FedEx Field, Six Flags and Downtown DC

Located just off the I-495 beltway at exit 17A, the Radisson Hotel Largo-Washington DC is only eight minutes from Washington DC and a number of downtown DC attractions, including the National Mall, Lincoln Memorial and Vietnam Veteran's Memorial. Leisure travelers will also be pleased that our hotel is only one mile from FedEx Field (home of the Washington Redskins NFL team), four miles from Six Flags America and minutes from the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center and Andrews Air Force Base. Also, the Largo Town Center Metro Station is one mile away, and the New Carollton Metro Station and Amtrak/MARC station are conveniently nearby. Allow our professional staff to assist with any directions or travel advice during your stay at our Washington DC lodging.

Andrews Air Force Base: One of the most significant Air Force bases in the entire country, Andrews Air Force Base is home to Air Force One, the plane of choice for the U.S. President and Vice President.
(301) 981-1110
Distance from hotel: 9 miles
Bowie State University: The oldest historically black university in Maryland, this bustling university was founded in 1865.
(301) 860-4000
Distance from hotel: 10 miles
Downtown Annapolis, MD: Home of the U.S. Naval Academy, this beautiful town on the Chesapeake Bay is frequented by visitors via boat at its downtown harbor.
Distance from hotel: 19 miles
Downtown Baltimore, MD: Situated on the harbor near the Chesapeake, Baltimore is best known for its bountiful fresh crabs, scenic views and sparkling waterfront attractions.
Distance from hotel: 33.5 miles
Downtown Washington D.C.: America's capital city is an eclectic entity fueled by politics and tourism. The District, as it's fondly called, centers on the Capitol and spreads out into a variety of distinctive neighborhoods.
Distance from hotel: 9 miles
FedEx Field: Catch a game at the home of the Washington Redskins.
(301) 276-6738
Distance from hotel: 1 mile
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center: NASA's first space flight center is open to the public and continually features presentations, lectures and exhibits.
(301) 286-8981
Distance from hotel: 6 miles
Nationals Park: Home of the Washington Nationals professional baseball team
(202) 675-6287
Distance from hotel: 14 miles
Prince George Sports and Learning Complex: This impressive sports complex contains a gymnasium, aquatic center and learning center adjacent to FedEx Stadium.
(301) 583-2400
Distance from hotel: 1 mile
Show Place Arena & Equestrian Center: The Center is host to a variety of events including sports tournaments and horse shows
(301) 952-7900
Distance from hotel: 9 miles
Six Flags America: The Washington area's best theme park, home to exciting roller coasters and rides.
(301) 249-1500
Distance from hotel: 4 miles
University of Maryland: Take a guided tour of this beautiful Maryland campus, or catch a Terrapins sporting event.
(301) 314-7884
Distance from hotel: 9 miles
Verizon Center: Home of the Washington Wizards professional basketball team and the Washington Capitals professional hockey team, this civic center is also a venue for a number of shows and concerts.
(202) 628-3200
Distance from hotel: 9.4 miles

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About Washington

Founded in 1791 as the capital of the United States, Washington DC is at the center of both national and world politics. Landmarks such as the White House, Jefferson Memorial, Washington Monument, and Lincoln Memorial draw thousands of tourists each year and underscore the importance of Washington's political past and present. DC is also a dynamic city, famous for world-class dining, entertainment, and culture. Tourists should take time to stroll through the charming shops, restaurants, and cafés in historic Georgetown. Or, browse the artsy streets of Dupont Circle. The impressive Smithsonian museums are a must for everyone, and the Vietnam and Holocaust memorials serve as poignant reminders of the tragedy of war. If time allows, take a boat ride up the Potomac to George Washington's Mount Vernon. As for seasonal activities, Washington is always hopping with year-round festivals and events.

Did you know?

Washington's principal industry has always been government. More than 400,000 people living in the metropolitan area are on the federal payroll. Even though politics plays a major role in DC, don't be surprised to find life exactly as you would anywhere else in the country. DC is home to over 572,000 people, making it the 19th largest city in the nation.