
Furnished apartments in Arlington, VA
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Kasa's furnished apartments in Arlington, VA
Welcome to your home away from home - whether you're on the road for a quick trip or an extended stay. Our furnished apartments offer modern decor, high-quality finishes, and 24/7 contactless access, plus essential amenities like fast WiFi, kitchens or kitchenettes, plush beds, and a table or desk where you can work. Our locations are allow you to feel like a local while you're in town. You'll be within walking distance or a short drive of great restaurants, shops, bars, corporate HQs, and top things to do.
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4.95 Total rating: 4.95 based on 4 reviews.Kasa Arlington Washington
- Free parking
- Fitness center
- Community room
- Business center
- Outdoor pool
Across the street from the Four Mile Run Stream and in an area populated with dining and shopping options, this property boasts a fitness center, a lap pool, and a business center.
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Discover Arlington, VA
After booking one of our furnished apartments in Arlington, VA, here's everything you need to know for your stay.
Arlington, Virginia, is just across the Potomac River from Washington DC and is a key part of the DC metro area. Arlington is home to the Pentagon and Arlington National Cemetery, as well as Reagan National Airport. It’s an educational hub, with multiple universities and graduate schools clustered within its borders. And it’s the planned site of Amazon’s second headquarters, Amazon HQ2. Arlington is a wealthy county, with incomes ranking fifth in the country. It’s also densely populated, ranking 11th in the U.S. Visitors might not realize that Arlington isn’t actually a city; it’s a county. Because of its size (just 26 square miles), geographically it’s the smallest county in the U.S.
Arlington was once part of the land set aside for DC by Virginia (and named Alexandria County). But the location of the nation’s capital just across the Potomac River didn’t result in the kinds of economic boons Arlington’s residents were expecting. There was conflict with the rest of DC over slavery. The Arlington economy was rooted in slavery, and there were fears that DC would choose abolition. Arlington managed to separate from DC and return to Virginia.
During the Civil War, Virginia seceded and Confederate General Robert E. Lee’s house on the Potomac was confiscated when his wife failed to properly pay a tax. After legal battles with Lee’s family, the site, named Arlington House, was turned into the military cemetery it is today, and Arlington later became the county’s new name.
The Pentagon was built in Arlington in the mid-twentieth century, and on September 11, 2001, hijackers flew a plane into the building, killing 125 employees and contractors in addition to the 59 passengers and crew on the plane.
In recent decades, population and development in the county have boomed, thanks to its proximity to DC, and today the county has excellent food, attractions, and entertainment. There are great short-term rental options near it all.
The DC metro area, including Arlington County, is served by three airports: Reagan National Airport (DCA), Dulles International Airport (IAD), and Baltimore/Washington International Airport (BWI). DCA is actually in Arlington County, making it the most convenient. IAD is located 20 miles west of Arlington and is also a very convenient option. BWI is farther north, but still only about 40 minutes away.
The DC metro area is exceptionally walkable, with museums, monuments, parks, restaurants, and residential areas clustered together around the Potomac River and the National Mall.
Biking is another great option for taking in the full sweep of DC and Arlington at your own pace. Renting bikes from bike shops or bikeshare stations is easy. Capital Bikeshare has over 350 stations across the metro area. Sign up online, then access bikes 24 hours per day. The first 30 minutes of each ride is free.
The DC metro area’s public transportation options are the Metrorail, the city’s subway system, and bus routes. The Metrorail is a fast way to get between neighborhoods, and buses cover every other route you’d need. If you buy a SmarTrip® card, rather than individual paper tickets for your rides, you can save some time and money. This card will allow you to pay for most transit with a single method (even parking at Metro garages), and it will reduce your fares slightly.
There’s a ton to do in DC proper, but Arlington County has its own sights worth staying local for. Foremost among them is Arlington National Cemetery, whose 639 acres sit right along the Potomac River. Arlington National Cemetery is the final resting place of countless U.S. troops who lost their lives in American wars, as well as John F. Kennedy.
Arlington County is also the site of a number of monuments and memorials, including the U.S. Marine Corps Memorial, the Air Force Memorial, the Women in Service Memorial, and the 9/11 Pentagon Memorial.
The Pentagon, next to Arlington Cemetery, is the headquarters of the U.S. Department of Defense and the world’s largest office building. Visitors can take an informative tour of the premises.
The DEA Museum is another intriguing stop for those interested in exhibits on the history of drugs, addiction, and law enforcement.
The DC metro area’s restaurant scene is one of the most celebrated in the nation, as diverse and exciting as the country itself. In DC proper, you can find incredible regional American food and authentic international food within blocks, whether you’re interested in something casual or something more lavish. For the full DC experience, have a meal (or a drink) near Capitol Hill, and keep an eye out for politicians discussing party priorities and maneuverings. For a trendier vibe, head to the Shaw or Logan Circle neighborhoods.
If you want to stay within Arlington, make your way to Ballston, one of the county’s most bustling hubs.
Theodore Roosevelt Island sits in the Potomac River between Arlington County and DC proper, and it’s well worth a visit. Its 88 acres are a memorial to the president who bears its name, and it has a network of trails. The island is car-free, and you can get to it via a footbridge.
Mount Vernon Trail is a gorgeous, multi-use path that connects Theodore Roosevelt Island to George Washington’s Mount Vernon Estate 18 miles to the south. You’ll see extraordinary views of the city and pass a series of historic sites.
When people think of the beginning of human flight, they usually think of Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. That’s fair: that’s where the Wright Brothers first took flight. But Arlington County’s role in that story shouldn’t be overlooked. Arlington is where the Wright Brothers tested their first planes and shared their aviation knowledge with the military. Had it not been for the Wright Brothers’ time in Arlington, the Kitty Hawk test may never have come about, and human history would haven’t looked quite the same.