How to turn a business trip into a vacation: Tips for a memorable getaway

Did you know that more than 200 million people travel for work in the U.S. each year? But what happens after the meetings and Zoom calls are done? When you’re a business traveler who wants to make every minute count, it matters where you stay. Hilton McLean Tysons Corner hosts numerous conferences throughout the year — a fortuitous side effect of its prime location in Fairfax County’s business district (home to many corporate headquarters) — and is within driving distance of both Washington and Baltimore.

From fueling up on delicious meals made with locally sourced seasonal ingredients at Harth to staying on track with your workout routine at the on-site gym, the hotel’s talented team curate a stay that’s comfortable, reliable, and seamless.

More importantly, they also know how to leverage their knowledge of the area (and guests) to take a business trip to the next level. Love nature? Recharge after a day of meetings in Great Falls National Park and get lost (not literally!) in its 15 miles of hiking trails and stunning river views. Prefer multitasking? Hop on the hotel’s free shuttle to Tysons Galleria to brainstorm while sourcing the perfect souvenir.

Our number one tip for turning a work trip into a vacation? Easy — take the work out of the equation and let your amazing hotel staff worry about the details.