Discover The Historic Churchill Hotel

• Valet Parking is available 24/7 for $55 + tax per night.

• Please note that a historic preservation fee is $20 + tax per accommodation per night is charged and goes towards the protection and maintenance of the property and its amenities - allowing guests to experience both modern luxuries and rich history.

• Early departure fees may apply. If your travel plans change, please provide updated stay details upon arrival

• Guest rooms and public spaces are 100% non-smoking.

• Please be prepared to show a valid ID and credit card at check-in. Cash is not accepted.

• 42" Flat Screen Television

• Complimentary premium Wi-fi is available. Please ask the front desk for details.

• If you have any questions or need recommendations for parking, please reach out to our hotel team.

• Premium high-speed WiFi is complimentary in your Guestroom.

The Chartwell Grill Restaurant and Lounge serves up classic yet inventive American dishes with contemporary flair.

Breakfast is available daily from 6:30am-10:00am.
Bar & Dinner are available Tuesday - Saturday 5:00pm-10:00pm.

Head east on Saarinen Circle. Continue onto Dulles Access Road. Turn right to merge onto VA-267 E toward Washington. Partial toll road. Merge onto I-66 E. Entering District of Columbia. Take the exit toward Independence Ave. Sharp right onto Rock Creek and Potomac Pkwy NW. Slight left onto Rock Creek Pkwy NW/Shoreham Dr NW. Turn right onto Calvert St NW. Take the 1st right onto Connecticut Ave NW. Destination will be on the right.

Head north on Aviation Circle. Slight right onto S Smith Blvd. Take the ramp onto George Washington Memorial Pkwy. Take the I-395 N exit toward Washington. Merge onto U.S. 1 N. Entering District of Columbia. Take the exit on the left onto U.S. 1 N/14th St SW toward Downtown. Continue onto 14th St NW. At the traffic circle, take the 5th exit onto Massachusetts Avenue Northwest. At the traffic circle, continue straight to stay on Massachusetts Avenue Northwest. Turn right onto DuPont Cir NW. Slight right onto Connecticut Ave NW. Slight right onto Columbia Rd NW. Turn left onto California St NW. Take the 1st left onto Connecticut Ave NW. Destination will be on the right.

Head northeast. Continue straight onto I-195 W. Take exit 2B for Maryland 295 S/Balt/Wash Pkwy toward Washington. Merge onto MD-295 S. Take the exit onto US-50 W/New York Ave NE toward Washington. Entering District of Columbia. Continue onto New York Ave NW. Continue onto Mt Vernon Pl NW. Continue onto Massachusetts Avenue Northwest. At the traffic circle, continue straight to stay on Massachusetts Avenue Northwest. Turn right onto DuPont Cir NW. Slight right onto Connecticut Ave NW. Slight right onto Columbia Rd NW. Slight right onto Connecticut Ave NW. Turn left onto California St NW. Take the 1st left onto Connecticut Ave NW. Destination will be on the right.

• The hotel is compliant with ADA. ADA compliant guest rooms area available. For more information, please contact the hotel directly.

• Smithsonian National Zoo

  The Smithsonian's National Zoo is a leader in animal care, science, education, and providing a phenomenal visitor experience online and in Washington, D.C

• Friendship "Turtle" Park

  This is one of the best playgrounds in DC, with plenty of slides, swings, tunnels, and climbing structures. There is a fenced area with plenty of shade, benches and picnic tables. Other amenities include a sand box with turtles, basketball and tennis courts, softball/soccer fields and a recreation center.

• Kalorama Park

  Kalorama Park is a large playground in the heart of Adams Morgan next to Kalorama Recreation Center. The playgrounds are divided into big-kid and little-kid fenced play areas.

• National Museum of Natural History

  At this favorite Smithsonian museum, kids enjoy examining a wide variety of artifacts including an 80-foot dinosaur skeleton, an enormous prehistoric white shark, and a 45-and-a-half carat jewel a known as the Hope Diamond. The Discovery Room is a great hands-on display for young children. Feel the skin of a crocodile, examine the jaws and teeth of different animals or try on clothes from around the globe.

• Washington Monument

  Take the elevator to the top of the memorial to George Washington, our nation's first president, and see a wonderful view of Washington DC. Kids love to see the city from a bird's eye view.

• RFK Stadium was home for 36 seasons to the Redskins and continues to host soccer and other sporting events.

• East Potomac Golf Course 5.6 miles

(airport code IAD) is located in Chantilly, VA, about 26 miles from Washington, D.C. The airport consists of a Main Terminal and several midfield concourses, A, B, C, and D. The airport is connected to D.C. by the Airport Access Highway, which runs directly to the Capital Beltway Dulles Airport has 103 nonstop US destinations and 52 nonstop international destinations. As the nation's capital, Washington D.C. is home to the President, Congress and the Supreme Court and every nation that has diplomatic relationships with the US has an embassy in D.C. It is also home to 16 Smithsonian museums, the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and 70% of the city is national parkland.

(airport code DCA) is located in Arlington, VA, about 5 miles from Washington, D.C and from The Churchill Hotel. This airport is accessible via the Metro.

(airport code BWI) is located in Baltimore, MD, about 33 miles from Washington, D.C. This airport is accessible by train.

There are Embassies and Consulates in the Washington DC Area to find more information on your particular embassy visit: Visit http://www.usembassy.gov for U.S. embassy and consulate contact information.

• Travelex Currency Services 1800 K St Washington 202-872-1428
• Travelex Currency Services 50 Massachusetts Ave NE Washington 202-371-9220
• Peoples Foreign Exchange 1100 Pennsylvania Ave NW Washington, DC 20004 202-589-0770 http://www.peoplesfx.com

The electricity used in Washington DC is standard electricity, which is 120 volts. Appliances brought from Europe, Africa and most of Asia and Latin America will require a voltage transformer. Outlet type is A/B

All persons, including U.S. citizens, traveling by air into the United States is required to present a valid passport. For more information, go to the US State Department website at travel.state.gov.

You must complete customs and immigrations formalities at the first point of arrival in the U.S., whether or not it's your final destination.

There is no compulsory or government plan in the U.S. You are advised to purchase travel and health insurance in case of an emergency. When calling from one area code to another, dial 1, followed by the area code and the seven-digit telephone number. For international calls, dial 011, followed by the country code and phone number.