Driving directions from Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport: Head south on George Washington Memorial Pkwy, which becomes Washington St. Turn right onto King St (Rte 7). Turn left onto S Alfred St. The hotel is on the left.

Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD): Approximate driving time is 45 minutes and distance is 35 miles.

Driving directions from Washington Dulles International Airport: Head east on Dulles Airport Access Hwy. Take I-495 S (Capitol Beltway S) toward Alexandria. At Springfield, I-495 S becomes I-95 N. Continue to exit 177B and head north on US-1. Turn right onto King St and right onto S Alfred St. The hotel is on the left.

Baltimore–Washington International Airport (BWI): Approximate driving time is 1 hour 5 minutes and distance is 45 miles.

Driving directions from Baltimore–Washington International Airport: Head west on I-195 and then south on Hwy 295/Baltimore–Washington Pkwy. Take I-95 S and cross the Woodrow Wilson Bridge. Immediately after the bridge, exit onto US-1 N. Turn right onto King St and right onto S Alfred St. The hotel is on the left.

Getting there: Taxis cost $5–15 from Reagan National and more than $36 from Dulles and Baltimore. Shuttle service is another option; the cost is $5–15 from Reagan National, $26–35 from Dulles, and more than $36 from Baltimore. Town Car service is convenient; the cost is $26–35 from Reagan National and more than $36 from Dulles and Baltimore. Limo service costs more than $36 from all airports. All fees subject to change without notice.

Getting around: The hotel is located in the heart of Old Town Alexandria, amidst shops, restaurants, and historic buildings. A Dash About shuttle provides free weekend bus service in the area and offers weekday service for less than $5. Dash links guests to the King Street Metro station, and Metro provides access to almost all destinations in the D.C. area. Passengers pay via farecards; a single ride costs less than $5, while one-day or multi-day passes range in price. Taxi service is another transportation option, and fare is by zone rather than meter. For the ultimate in comfort, the hotel also provides in-house limousine service; fees vary by destination. All fees subject to change without notice.

The Grille - This wood-paneled and leather-upholstered space turns into a piano bar in the evening. Food specialties are steak, chops, and wild game fish.

Amenity highlights: Guestrooms evoke Alexandria’s colonial past, with references to nautical and international trade and local history. Each room is individually furnished: Some rooms have two-poster beds, others four-posters. Some include fireplaces, some crystal chandeliers. The hotel’s public areas have neoclassical moldings and pediments, and antique furnishings. With only 45 guestrooms, Morrison House is small enough to pamper each guest.

Insider tip: Morrison House’s Old Town Alexandria neighborhood has a fascinating history dating from before the American Revolution. The concierge can arrange for guided walking tours of this historic area. Especially popular are the ghost tours—offered only after dark on Fridays and Saturdays—that illuminate secret infamies and the restless spirits of Old Town’s gaslit streets.

Valet parking:
$16-25 per night. In/out privileges. Underground/covered/secured parking.
Note: Fee may not include tax and is subject to change without prior notification.