The Newseum Washington DC, Neighboring Embassy Suites Crystal City, Reopens Three Times Larger

PRLog (Press Release) – Jul 01, 2008 – Washington, D.C. – Embassy Suites Crystal City is in the center of all the action, from epic historic sites to high-class shopping and dining. Now, Embassy Suites Crystal City neighbors one more spectacular attraction – The Newseum Washington DC, Interactive Museum of News.

Funded by the Freedom Forum, the Newseum Washington DC is a non-partisan venue dedicated "to helping the public and the news media understand one another better”. On April 11th, the newly-renovated, $450 million Newseum Washington DC opened its doors to the public at its new location.

At 643,000 square feet, this innovative concept in museums encompasses seven levels of displays, 12 galleries, 15 theaters, 2 broadcast studios, and a vast interactive newsroom. Notable exhibits at the Newseum Washington DC include G-Men and Journalists (an expose of the FBI), 45 Words of Freedom, Award-Winning Images and Photographers Who Took Them, and many more.

The Newseum Washington DC features the Food Section – a food court whose menu is developed and executed by Wolfgang Puck Catering. The Source by Wolfgang Puck also calls the Newseum home, and prides itself on being the first D.C. restaurant to bear the name of the renowned chef.

With Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport one mile away and downtown D.C. two miles away, Embassy Suites Crystal City’s premier location only compliments its luxurious accommodations. Its two-room suites feature a lavish bedroom and separate spacious living room. Guests of the Embassy Suites Crystal City also enjoy an onsite restaurant and lounge, pool, whirlpool, fitness center, Business Center, and much more.

In addition, a complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast and nightly manager’s reception make Embassy Suites Crystal City a distinctive choice.