Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA): Approximate driving time is 12 minutes and distance is 6 miles.

Driving directions from Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport: Follow the signs for Crystal City/Alexandria–Rte 1. Take Rte 1 S (Jefferson Davis Hwy S). Turn right onto S Glebe Rd/Hwy 120. Turn left onto Fairfax Dr. The hotel is on the left.

Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD): Approximate driving time is 35 minutes and distance is 25 miles.

Driving directions from Washington Dulles International Airport: Head east on Dulles Airport Access Hwy. Continue east on I-66. Take exit 71 for Fairfax Dr toward Hwy 120/Glebe Rd. The hotel is on the right.

Baltimore–Washington International Airport (BWI): Approximate driving time is 55 minutes and distance is 39 miles.

Driving directions from Baltimore–Washington International Airport: Head west on I-195 and then south on Hwy 295 (Baltimore–Washington Pkwy). Next head west on US-50/New York Ave. Turn left onto I-395 S and proceed through the tunnel. Take exit 9B for US-1. Turn right onto S Glebe Rd/Hwy 120. Turn left onto Fairfax Dr. The hotel is on the left.

Best bets from Reagan National: Shuttles are available for $5–$15, while taxis cost $16–$25. Another option is to take Metrorail's Blue Line to the Rosslyn station, transfer to the Orange Line, and exit at the Ballston station. The cost is less than $5. Upon arrival at the station, guests can call the hotel for complimentary shuttle service. All fees subject to change without notice.

Best bets from Dulles and Baltimore: Shuttle service is available for $16–$25 from Dulles and more than $36 from Baltimore. Rental cars are another convenient option 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: The shops and restaurants at Ballston Common Mall are just three blocks away. The hotel also provides complimentary shuttle service within a one-mile radius, including service to the Ballston Metro station, three blocks away. From there, the Metrorail subways provide access to almost all locations and attractions 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. Fee subject to change without notice. Taxi service is another transportation option. For travel to outlying areas, a rental car is recommended.

Sidetrack Lounge - Drinks and appetizers, plus meals from the Lacey Station menu.