Crystal Travel Center in Thousand Oaks Offers the Chance to Explore Our Nation's Past in Washington, D.C. in the Fall
Westlake Village, CA (PRWEB) July 05, 2013 -- Crystal Travel, located in the heart of Thousand Oaks, is now offering deals to Washington D.C., allowing members of this private travel club to explore the history of our Nation's Capital.
According to executives at Crystal Travel Center, "The new deals are phenomenal. Members need to get out and explore one of the richest and historic areas our Nation has to offer."
Because everyone travels a little different, the details can vary too greatly, in that some may want a hotel, some may want a timeshare resort. The best deals are for those who travel within 60 days and take advantage of the Hot Weeks. Though even with hotels, members can receive a price of up to 40% less than they've seen on a website. Members can receive up to 30% off on their car rentals.
One of the best times to visit Washington D.C. is in March for the Cherry Blossom festival and then again for the summer when school is out. However, hotel prices are at their peak during these times (expect to pay at least 20 percent more than usual in the low season), restaurants reservations are hard to come by, and people are elbow-to-elbow at the monuments, museums and on the streets. Washington D.C.'s weather is also sweltering with temperatures averaging around 85°F.
For a southerly city Washington D.C.'s weather gets surprisingly cold in the winter with temperatures dropping to just below freezing. The weather is less than pleasant with rain and sleet being a common occurrence. The good news is that if one does choose to visit during this time they'll have the monuments to themselves. If one is wanting a more secluded tour of the city, winter can be the best time to visit D.C. Although the city isn't nearly as beautiful as it is in the spring, one can count on great deals on area hotels, especially just after the Christmas holiday season.
In the Spring and Fall, the weather tends to be pleasant in the 50s and 60s and it's the best time to visit Washington D.C. if one is looking to beat the summer crowds and the winter cold.
Carrie Venderbalt, Travel Center, http://crystaltravel-services.com, (805) 379-4242, [email protected]
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