Manassas Hotels Outside Radius of 2013 Inauguration Mass Bookings
Manassas hotels are reporting vacancies just a few days before the second inauguration of President Barack Obama.
Manassas-area hotels apparently aren't completely booked this coming weekend, despite the historic 2013 inauguration in Washington, D.C. For the most part, Manassas appears to be outside the radius around Washington, D.C. where visitors will lay their heads to rest en masse in the days leading up to Monday. President Barack Obama's second inauguration is not expected to bring the record crowds seen during his first inauguration in 2009, and fewer people coming to town means there are deals to be had at area hotels. There are single-bed rooms available at the Days Inn Hotel on Centreville Road in Yorkshire, just over the Fairfax County line, but staff said the hotel has no double bed rooms for Saturday or Sunday night. There were 12 rooms…
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Daniel B Peacock
1:23 pm on Thursday, January 17, 2013
The advantages of staying at Greater Manassas motels are that many are: 1) far cheaper than motels closer to DC; 2) only walking distance or short cab ride from the Manassas Train Station where 4-6 Amtrak trains/day arrive; and 3) only walking distance or short cab ride to the “Manassas Direct” Bus Stops (for example, Grant St near Lee St) operating a modified schedule (drop by Visitor Center at … more ›