Driving directions from Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport: Head north on George Washington Memorial Pkwy and then south on I-395. I-395 S becomes I-95 S. Take exit 169B for Old Keene Mill Rd. While exiting, get into the far right lane, heading toward Brandon Ave. At the first light, turn right onto Commerce St. Proceed to the hotel on the left.

Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD): Approximate driving time is 35 minutes and distance is 20 miles.

Driving directions from Washington Dulles International Airport: Head east on Dulles Airport Access Hwy. Then head south on I-495 toward Richmond. Take I-95 S and exit at 169B for Old Keene Mill Rd. While exiting, get into the far right lane, heading toward Brandon Ave. At the first light, turn right onto Commerce St. Proceed to the hotel on the left.

Best bets from Reagan National: Taxis and shuttles are the most convenient options for $16–$25. For those traveling lightly, Metrorail service is also available for less than $5; travelers take the Blue Line to Franconia-Springfield and call the hotel for complimentary transportation from there. All fees subject to change without notice.

Best bets from Dulles: Shuttle service is available for $16–$25. Taxi service costs more than $36. For $5–$15, travelers can take the Washington Flyer Coach to a Metrorail station and complete the trip by train. Passengers purchase coach tickets at the Arrivals Level–Door 4 and make the 25-minute trip to the Metrorail stop at West Falls Church. There they take the Orange Line to Rosslyn, transfer to the Blue Line, and exit at Franconia-Springfield. They can then call the hotel for complimentary transportation. All fees subject to change without notice.

Getting around: Many restaurants are within walking distance. The hotel also offers complimentary scheduled transportation within a five-mile radius, including service to the Springfield Mall and the Franconia-Springfield Metrorail station. Most guests choose to forego rental cars due to the combined convenience of the hotel shuttle and the Metrorail system. Metrorail provides access to almost all destinations and attractions in the D.C. area, and passengers pay via farecards; a single ride costs less than $5, while one-day or multi-day passes range in price. All fees subject to change without notice.

Nearby restaurants:
Bennigan’s
TGI Friday’s
Outback Steakhouse