| Set off of Route 28, this straightforward hotel is 3. Kids age 17 and under stay free with an adult. The relaxed rooms have free Wi Fi, flat screen TVs and desks, plus minifridges, microwaves and coffeemakers. Suites add separate living areas, whirlpool tubs and wet bars. 7 miles from Dulles International Airport. Check in time: 3:00 PMCheck out time: 12:00 PM. There's an indoor pool, a whirlpool and an exercise room, as well as a business center and meeting space. Free perks include hot breakfast served in the casual dining room, parking and a 24/7 airport shuttle. 4 miles from Frying Pan Park and 6.
Dulles International Airport 13 min
Lake Fairfax Park (18 min.)
Family-friendly green space with a playground swimming pool carousel & picnic area. Cox Farms (10 min.) Frying Pan Farm Park Visitor Center (10 min.)
Park equestrianism and nature The Winery At Bull Run (15 min)
Winery american civil war wine tasting and wine Great Falls Park (27 min)
Boasting spectacular falls & rushing white water this park offers picnic areas trails & boating. Meadowlark Botanical Gardens (20 min.)
A 95-acre complex featuring ornamental gardens native plants lakes trails & a visitor center. Ellanor C. Lawrence Park (8 min.)
This park has trails athletic fields picnic areas & a historic farmhouse for a visitors center. Great Falls (29 min)
Stretch of powerful rapids & waterfalls on the Potomac River with hiking trails nearby. Sully Historic Site (8 min.)
Early-19th-century plantation home of Robert E. Lee s uncle with tours artifacts & a gift shop. Wolf Trap National Park For The Performing Arts (21 min.)
National park devoted to the performing arts with orchestras & other events in 7 000-seat theater. Nra National Firearms Museum (14 min.)
Exhibits in 15 galleries tell the story of Americans & their guns with 2 700 firearms on display. Splashdown Waterpark (22 min.)
Seasonal water park featuring slides of various sizes a lagoon leisure pool & several snack bars. Bull Run Regional Park (17 min.)
Fields wooded hiking areas & a pool near Civil War battle sites with a holiday festival of lights. | 
