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The Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center in Prince George's County, a new addition to the Gaylord Hotels chain in D.C., boasts an 18-story glass atrium, multi-level indoor gardens, and a rooftop lounge.
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This Story Putting On the Glitz Article | Michael Hudson and Brian Birrer faltered slightly as they lifted the life-size wooden statue of Babe Ruth. A nearby construction supervisor saw the potential for trouble and sent in reinforcements. This Story Gaylord Luxury Hotel Wakes Up To Unexpected Visitors: Mice Article | First the norovirus. Now mice. Prince George's County health officials are investigating complaints of field mice at the just-opened Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center in Oxon Hill. Last week, the health department was called to the lavish resort after dozens of guests complained of fe... This Story Politics, Rocky Start Cloud Promise of National Harbor Article | Prince George's County is about to lay claim to one of the biggest development projects ever to hit the Washington region: 300 acres of residential, retail, dining, office and entertainment space on the banks of the Potomac River. This Story High Hopes at Hotel's Grand Opening Article | The ceremony had all the makings of the christening of a luxurious cruise ship setting out on its maiden voyage. This Story The Deal That Sealed National Harbor Article | The deal that led to the making of National Harbor happened not over a handshake, but a stare. This Story Resort in a Security Blanket Article | If not for the flat-screen televisions on the wall, the room would be nondescript. One screen shows the sculpture "The Awakening" in its new beachfront location. Another gives a clear shot of a nearly deserted parking garage across the street from the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center.... This Story Special Liquor License Allows for Wine Festival Article | National Harbor failed in its effort to obtain liquor licenses from the state legislature this year, but its debut event next month -- a wine and food festival -- will not be dry, organizers of the event at the massive Prince George's County development said yesterday. This Story National Harbor Isn't Ignoring Its Neighbors Article | Irma Bogan was looking at some dead azaleas in her back yard the other day. "Too much dust, too much dirt," she said, as if delivering a eulogy. During the construction of National Harbor, which abuts her Riverbend neighborhood in Fort Washington, a thick layer of red dust had covered homes, gardens... This Story Gaylord Conference-Goers Exposed to Norovirus Article | More than 60 people who became ill this week after attending a medical conference at the just-opened Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center in Oxon Hill were exposed to the norovirus, Prince George's County health officials said yesterday. This Story Tourism Hopes Riding On Alexandria Trolley Article | By land and by sea, Alexandria is preparing for the launch of the National Harbor mega-hotel and convention complex in Prince George's County by introducing two ways to get tourists and Washington area residents to the city and across Old Town to Metro. This Story Looking to Create a Culinary Destination Article | Looking to expand your taste buds? Try some chocolate grapes by renowned chef Michel Richard or some whole-grain bread from King Arthur Flour in Vermont. Then wash it down with an oak-aged cabernet or crisp chardonnay from Maryland's own Boordy Vineyard or selected organic wines from Argentina an... |
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