Hotels near Northwest Golf Course Norwood Park

If you're skeptical of Chloe's reputation as a premier dance club in the Adams Morgan district, just check out the mile-long line waiting to get in on any given weekend night. Rumor has it even first daughters Barbara and Jenna Bush couldn't avoid the ine

Two Quail rightly bills itself as "another Washington monument." This Capitol Hill hideaway has taken home a slew of superlatives including "most romantic," "most fun" and "most comfortable and charming." Nestled in a historic row house, the cozy restaura

Treat yourself to some of the most tremendous pampering the city at Serenity Day Spa. Make an appointment to Soothe Your Senses ($360) with a renewing mud wrap, stone massage, full facial, manicure, pedicure and a spa lunch or try Beauty & Bliss ($275) wi

Let's get the big question out of the way first — it's pronounced noo'-stuh and it means "royalty" in the South American language Quechua. Accordingly, the staff at this downtown spa treats their clients like queens and kings. The spacious health spot i

Avenel is one of the premier stops on the PGA Tour, just minutes from downtown Washington, DC. Since its opening in 1986, this semi-private Washington, DC golf course has hosted numerous PGA Tour events including it's first, the 1986 Chrysler Cup, where

This public course features an 18-hole championship course (6,303 yards) and a 9-hole Executive Course plus a 9-hole Par 3 course. Designed by Robert White and Walter Travis, this Washington, DC golf course first opened in 1920. The course is flat and f

SomaFit's perfectly suitable tagline is a "Resort Spa In the City" and with nine treatment rooms, quiet lounges, showers, saunas and steam, you'll find out why. The upper Georgetown spa strikes the right balance by offering massage, facials and body treat

Calling all scruffy, shaggy-haired gentlemen: this spa's for you. The Grooming Lounge is a downtown delight, offering an extensive list of men's only services. Sample the shop's full array of treatment packages — from the Commander in Chief ($100) to the