2027 Reunion · July 15–18 · Washington, DC
Hotel & Travel Info
Everything you need to get here, stay close, and find your way around Washington, DC.
Where to Stay
We’ve arranged a discounted room block at the hotel below — book early, rooms are limited.
Hilton Garden Inn
Washington, DC/U.S. Capitol
1225 1st St NE, Washington, DC 20002
One block from the NoMa-Gallaudet U Metro station
Group Rate
$159/night
Booking Deadline
July 15, 2027
Reunion Dates
July 15-18, 2027
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Flying In
Reagan National (DCA)
Closest airport — about 5 miles from the hotel, roughly 15–20 min by car or rideshare. Also reachable by Metro (Blue/Yellow line to NoMa-Gallaudet U, one transfer).
Dulles International (IAD)
About 28 miles out (45–60 min by car), often with more nonstop options for family flying from farther away.
Baltimore/Washington (BWI)
About 32 miles out (40–50 min by car). Also has an Amtrak/MARC train connection into Union Station, a short ride from the hotel.
Driving & Parking
Getting Here
The hotel sits just off New York Avenue NE, close to I-395, I-695 and Route 50 — all the main routes into downtown DC. It’s also one block from the NoMa-Gallaudet U Metro station (Red Line) and a short ride from Union Station, if family is coming by train.
Valet Parking Rates
Fee does not include applicable taxes.
First 3 Hours
$9.00
4 – 8 Hours
$15.00
9 – Overnight
$40.00
While You're in NoMa
A few neighborhood favorites, all an easy walk from the hotel, if you’re arriving early or staying a little longer.
Union Market
A restored mid-century market just up the road with dozens of food stalls — bagels, Southern biscuits, local sausages, and more. Easy, casual option with something for everyone.
Ted's Bulletin (NoMa)
Reliable all-day spot for brunch, breakfast, and comfort food — a good bet for a family group.
Andy's Pizza
Stone-deck pizza with long-fermented dough — quick, casual, and kid-friendly.
St. Anselm
A neighborhood favorite for a nicer dinner — wood-fired steaks and seafood in a warm, tavern-style setting. Good pick for a family dinner out.
Metropolitan Branch Trail
An 8-mile paved path through the neighborhood — good for a morning walk or bike ride before the day's events.
Wunder Garten
Outdoor beer garden a few steps from the hotel — casual, kid-friendly during the day, good spot for the group to unwind after events.
Sly Rooftop Bar
Rooftop bar with panoramic views of the city — a nice option for a more low-key evening with a smaller group.
