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2025-11-07 8:18 AM

F.C.’s New Hilton Garden Inn Opens, City Officials Get a Tour

Nicholas F. Benton

Nicholas F. Benton is owner and Editor-In-Chief of the Falls Church News-Press.

News-Press photo — DEVELOPERS AND STAFF of the new Hilton Garden Inn at 706 W. Broad St., invited a small group of City of Falls Church notables to a breakfast tour today that included City Councilman Dan Sze (third from left) and Mayor David Tarter (center). A major public grand opening of the hotel is slated for the next few weeks. Left to right: Brian Cook, Bob Young, Councilman Dan Sze, Carol Down (hotel manager), Mayor David Tarter, Rich Palmer, Barry Gosnell. Cook, Palmer and Gosnell are with the project developer, Palmer Gosnell Hospitality. (News-Press photo)

Falls Church’s new Hilton Garden Inn at 706 W. Broad St. was proclaimed open as of today by City Councilman Phil Duncan in a Facebook posting. This followed a breakfast tour offered City officials, including Mayor David Tarter, Councilman Dan Sze and Duncan. The tour highlighted the swimming pool and large meeting areas on the second floor that can be combined to accommodate up to 110 people.

A major public grand opening of the hotel is slated for the next couple of weeks, according to the new hotel management.

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