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The Candlewood Herndon Washington Dulles captures the essence of an exciting personal retreat with first class accommodations and a complete agenda of sight seeing activities for the most discerning and value conscious traveler. The Candlewood is conveniently located five minutes from the busy Dulles international airport and within walking and driving distance to many attractions, restaurants, shops, theaters and museums. Herndon Centennial is one of the premier public golf courses in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, located minutes from Dulles International Airport. Named one of Golf Digest's "Places to Play," Herndon Centennial features 18 beautifully landscaped holes, a driving range, practice greens and golf instruction by PGA Professionals. The Chestnut Grove Cemetery is a community heritage resource, providing twenty five acres as an active historic cemetery. Earliest burials started in the cemetery in the 1830s, and the site was formally organized as a cemetery in 1874. The Parks and Recreation Department provides a comprehensive park and recreation program to meet the diverse interests of the city's visitors and residents. The department also sponsors many popular special events the Herndon Festival, Summer Concert Series, Labor Day Jazz Festival, Folk Fest. Candlewood's unparalleled suites are designed specifically for the family on vacation or the business traveler. Each oversized suite has a two line speakerphone with Data Port and free local calls. A fully equipped kitchen and 24 hour food accessibility make preparing home cooked meals a breeze. Free CD and movie check out allows guests to relax in the oversize recliner. The hotel also offers a state of the art fitness center for guests to enjoy. Candlewood offers its guests value added services through its professional and attentive staff. The Candlewood Cupboard gives convenient access to food and sundry items. The hotel values its guests' privacy by providing housekeeping service once a week. The Crowne Plaza Herndon is conveniently situated to give the visitor access to historical attractions as well the the political Washington DC. .
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