Driving directions from Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport: Follow the signs for Crystal City/Alexandria/US-1. Take US-1 S (Jefferson Davis Hwy S). Turn left onto 27th St. The hotel is on the left.

Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD): Approximate driving time is 40 minutes and distance is 28 miles.

Driving directions from Washington Dulles International Airport: Head east on Dulles Airport Access Hwy. Continue east on I-66. Head south on Hwy 110, which becomes US-1 (Jefferson Davis Hwy). Turn left onto 27th 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, take exit 177B and follow the signs to US-1 N. Proceed about four miles, and at the signs for Reagan National Airport, get into the right lane. Turn right onto 27th St. The hotel is on the left.

Getting there from Reagan National: The hotel provides complimentary airport transportation seven days a week from 6:00 a.m. to midnight. Schedule and availability subject to change. Upon arrival at the airport, guests call the hotel from a courtesy phone at baggage claim. Taxis are also available for $5–15, while Town Car service costs $26–35. All fees subject to change without notice.

Getting there from Dulles and Baltimore: Shuttle service is available for $16–25 from Dulles and more than $36 from Baltimore. Rental cars are convenient and are available online. Taxi service or Town Car service is also available for more than $36. All fees subject to change without notice.

Getting around: Guests can walk to a variety of restaurants four blocks away on 23rd Street, dubbed "Restaurant Row." The hotel also provides complimentary shuttle service to the Crystal City Metro station, nine blocks north. Many guests rely on the excellent Metro system to navigate the Washington area, as it serves almost all destinations. Passengers pay via farecards; a single ride costs less than $5, while one-day or multi-day passes range in price. Fee subject to change without notice. Taxis are also plentiful and charge by zone rather than meter. For outlying areas not served by Metro, rental cars are convenient and are available online.

Cinnabar – This casual restaurant, which opens to the hotel's atrium, serves breakfast and lunch, usually offering a buffet as well as à la carte options. Geometric green and red wood paneling adds a touch of class, and pastries made by the hotel's pastry chef are a constant temptation.

Lobbibar – This lounge, with its elegant, modern striped chairs and dramatic lighting, offers signature cocktails, gourmet pizzas, and a cigar of the month. A big-screen TV shows important games, and live piano music orchestrates the happy hour.

Perks – This grab-and-go coffee shop in the hotel lobby sells Starbucks coffee along with fresh fruit, pastries, and sandwiches.

Amenity highlights: A small outdoor pool and whirlpool, surrounded by a sundeck, perch on the side of the hotel three stories up. The staffed business center offers computers, office supplies, and a large color printer for making posters.

Insider tip: Joggers and walkers take advantage of the nearby paved Mt. Vernon Trail. A map available at the concierge desk guides guests past a park (with basketball and volleyball courts) to the trail's entrance 10 blocks away. Rosslyn is 3.5 miles north, and the jog in that direction offers superb views of Washington's monuments across the Potomac. To the south are more Potomac views on the way to Alexandria and Mt. Vernon.

Valet parking:
$16-25 per 24-hour period. Secured parking garage with in/out privileges.
Fee does not include tax and is subject to change without prior notification.