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Hyatt Regency Crystal City

The host of IMPI's 43rd Annual Microwave Symposium is the elegantly appointed Hyatt Regency Crystal City hotel. The newly renovated Crystal City hotel is perfectly positioned to allow you easy access to the entire DC area, with a complimentary shuttle to the airport. Visit monuments and museums, take in a show or a game, or tour historical sites, all just minutes away. Within the spectacularly updated hotel, you'll discover the services and amenities only Hyatt can provide – expansive meeting and exhibit spaces, award-winning dining and inviting new guestrooms with stunning views. Enjoy the perfect combination of luxury and convenience!

In a special arrangement with IMPI, the Hyatt Regency Crystal City is pleased to extend discounted room rates of $170 per night for premium rooms for all reservations received prior to June 6, 2009.

To make your reservation, call +1 703 418 1234. Be sure to identify yourself as an attendee of IMPI's 43rd Microwave Symposium to receive the discounted rate.

Visiting Washington DC

There's a uniquely global side to the United States' cosmopolitan capital, thanks to the more than 170 embassies and worldwide organizations that are headquartered here. We encourage our attendees to take a few extra days to delve into the unique destination while you are here! Here are just a few little known facts to spark ideas for your itenerary during your stay.

A Washington, DC History Lesson: Officially founded on July 16, 1790, Washington, DC is unique among American cities because it was established by the Constitution of the United States to serve as the nation's capital. From the beginning it has been embroiled in political maneuvering, sectional conflicts, issues of race, national identity, compromise and, of course, power.
Cultural attractions: Discover international treasures at the Smithsonian's National Museum of African Art and the Freer and Sackler Galleries of Art, which showcase artistic treasures from Asia. Or, catch lectures, films and programs at the Goethe Institut, the House of Sweden, the Mexican Cultural Institue, the American Center of Polish Culture and other cultural gems.
Neighborhoods & Districts: Explore Little Rome's collection of Catholic sites, Chinatown's colorful shops and restaurants, Columbia Heights' Hispanic traditions, Little Ethiopia's tempting eateries, plus the spectacular architecture on Embassy Row.
A Capital Place for Children: Packed with dozens of free, kid-friendly attractions, Washington, DC is an ideal destination for a fun, educational family vacation. And even as the District's traditionally historic sites continue to amaze and inspire, DC's new exhibitions and attractions are doing their part to engage the city's family visitors with interactive experiences.
Worldwide Flavors: DC is home to more Ethiopian restaurants than any city outside of Africa, a tempting assortment of casual South and Central American eateries, plus award-winning cuisine from masters of French, Italian, Spanish and other culinary traditions.

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