Hotels in Verizon Center (MCI Center), Washington

Verizon Center (MCI Center), Washington, United States of America

The Verizon Center (MCI Center) is the most popular sports venue in NW, Washington, DC. Established in mid-1990, in May 1997, it opened as MCI Center for almost a decade and named Verizon Center in 2006. It was the home of Mike Tyson's final fight, Cruz versus Johnson UFC Live Fight, Men’s Ice Hockey Tournament, and hosted NBA All-Star game. August 9, 2017, Capital One bank announced its purchase right renaming the venue as Capital One Arena. Bring your friends to a day tour to Alexandria, one of the nearby cities to Washington.

Verizon Center (MCI Center) has been the venue of the major sports and tournament in the history of Washington. Another best site to visit when hanging around the center is the famous Abner Cloud House, it has been a provider of flour and grains in Washington for nearly 70 years, situated in the greenfield surrounded by trees, a tour in the cloud house offers a refreshing site. Alexandria Archaeology Museum is also a great site when visiting the city, it has been the museum for City's archaeologist, with thousands of artifacts that stores in the museum, scholars, and volunteers passionately preserved it. The tourist doesn’t also miss visiting the Anderson House. It was built way back 1905, it is a Florentine Villa of a three-story carriage house, with stables and walled garden. This National Landmark has been open to the public where the society continues to collect, entertain with patriotic service that started with the Anderson, a hundred years ago. Verizon Center (MCI Center) is situated in the street were plenty of accommodation is found. The Pod DC Hotel has compact rooms in a polished property starring a rooftop bar, a whiskey bar and savory meals in an airy diner. At the same time, Kimpton Hotel Monaco Washington DC offers relaxed furnished rooms in an elegant hotel, with an exclusive cafe and bar for some drinks and complimentary gym passes for wellness and fitness.