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Celebrate America's 250th in the Nation's Capital

This year marks America's 250th birthday - and no city holds that story more deeply than Washington, D.C. From the monuments lining the Mall to the halls where democracy has been debated and decided, history is still alive in every corner of the capital. Nestled in one of D.C.'s most storied neighborhoods, Melrose Georgetown puts you within reach of the best of spots in DC and in the heart of the celebrations. Be part of this once-in-a-generation milestone, in the very city where the American story began.

America fireworks on Capital Building

America's 250th Getaway

Celebrate America's 250th anniversary with a historic stay at Melrose Georgetown Hotel, in the heart of Washington, D.C. Be part of this once-in-a-generation milestone in the heart of our nation's capital.

Package Includes:

  • Complimentary Suite Upgrade
  • Welcome Amenity: Crafted cocktail for two at Jardenea Lounge & local artisanal chocolate box
  • Commemorative America's 250 keepsake item
  • DC 250 Explorer Guide with America250 events & historic walking routes
America 250 at Melrose Hotel

Explore DC 250 Events & Activities

The capital's yearlong calendar puts you at the center of America's biggest party:

  • DC250 Events & Festivals - Parades, concerts, and landmark celebrations across the city all year long
  • Free Historic Sites - The monuments, the Mall, the U.S. Capitol, and the National Archives are all yours to explore
  • Festive Flavors - Local restaurants and bars are marking the milestone with special menus and themed experiences
Celerbating America's Fireworks

America250: The National Commemoration

America250 is working to engage every American in the 250th anniversary of the United States. Highlights from the year-long national celebration include:

  • America's Block Party - The largest synchronized Fourth of July celebration in U.S. history nationwide
  • Giving 4th - A national movement to make Independence Day the single biggest day of charitable giving in American history
  • National Events Calendar - Concerts, commemorations, exhibits, and community celebrations from coast to coast