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Guest User: It was clean. Had an indoor pool, (never saw the outdoor pool, so can't speak on that.) The breakfast was great. Lots to choose from and I'm a picky eater. The room was spacious and the shower was great.
24058 Welcome Way Dr, Ruther Glen
From US$ 84
Dean: This hotel was very nice the room was very comfortable the beds were very comfortable. It’s super close to Kings Dominion and a bunch of gas stations. The staff was very sweet and helpful:))
24320 Rogers Clark Blvd, Ruther Glen
From US$ 49
Joseramirez: Tenía algo de polvo, la limpieza practicamente no era muy buena las paredes no se veían de un buen ambiente
23500 Welcome Way Dr
From US$ 53
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ONCE WE ARRIVED AT THE PARK THERE WAS A THUNDER STORM SO THEY CLOSED ALL THE RIDES DOWN, WE WAITED FOR THE RAIN TO STOP BUT IT KEPT GOING AND THE RIDES WERE STILL NOT OPEN SO WE LEFT NEVER EVEN GOT TO ENJOY/EXPERIENCE THE PARK
_TI***wzThe Washington Monument looked like a giant pencil stuck in the ground, blindingly white. We queued to go in and take the elevator; my ears were ringing as I went up. Looking out the window, the plaza's pool and Lincoln Hall looked like tiny squares. An old lady pointed into the distance, saying that was her state, but I couldn't really see anything. My legs were a little weak as I came down; walking around the base, I noticed the stone's color varied from top to bottom, darker above the waist. People were lying on the lawn sunbathing, and kites floated gently in the sky.
YoYo_1I8Q7O5OThe Capitol Building is a magnificent structure with a massive white cast-iron dome topped by the Statue of Liberty. It houses the offices of the U.S. legislature (Senate and House of Representatives), and many laws that have influenced the United States and the world were enacted here. Visiting the interior requires advance booking through the official website. We found the visitor center; security was very strict, and liquids were prohibited, so we had to discard all the hot water in our thermos flasks. Inside, we first watched a 10-minute historical documentary in a small theater, then were divided into groups and given headphones for guided tours. The interior was filled with ornate paintings, exquisite reliefs, and numerous statues of historical figures. The guides enthusiastically explained the furnishings and stories of the historical figures, and we also toured the Senate and House meeting rooms and members' offices.
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