Washington, D.C.

Hotels near Northwest Stadium

6 places to stay, with the neighborhood and game-day journey explained.

Downtown / Penn Quarter

Eaton DC

A boutique hotel downtown with a rooftop bar, a cocktail bar and a 24-hour coworking space. The hotel names Metro Center and Gallery Place–Chinatown as its nearest stations. Pets stay free.

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Every reservation carries a $35 nightly amenity fee plus tax, valet parking is $67 a night, and there’s no pool.

Stadium travel & hotel details

Getting to the game: Take a Blue or Silver Line train toward Downtown Largo and get off at Morgan Boulevard. The stadium says the walk from there is about a mile, roughly 20 minutes.
Getting back: Walk back to Morgan Boulevard with the crowd and take a westbound Blue or Silver Line train to Metro Center.
Address: 1201 K Street NW, Washington, DC 20005

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Downtown / Penn Quarter

Kimpton Hotel Monaco Washington DC

A 184-room hotel in the 1840s General Post Office building in Penn Quarter, with the Dirty Habit restaurant and bar. Pets stay free.

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The hotel’s pages checked don’t publish parking terms, fees or the nearest Metro station; ask the hotel.

Stadium travel & hotel details

Getting to the game: Take a Blue or Silver Line train toward Downtown Largo and get off at Morgan Boulevard. The stadium says the walk from there is about a mile, roughly 20 minutes.
Getting back: Walk back to Morgan Boulevard with the crowd and take a westbound Blue or Silver Line train to Metro Center.
Address: 700 F Street NW, Washington, DC 20004

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Capitol Hill

Capitol Hill Hotel

A hotel a few blocks from Capitol South station, with a suite that has a kitchenette among its room types and a guest bike program. Reagan National is a direct Blue Line ride, about 30 minutes by the hotel’s estimate.

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Parking is limited overnight valet at $50 a night, and it’s a residential neighborhood, quieter at night than downtown.

Stadium travel & hotel details

Getting to the game: Walk to Capitol South or Eastern Market and take a Blue or Silver Line train toward Downtown Largo to Morgan Boulevard, then walk about a mile.
Getting back: Walk back to Morgan Boulevard and ride a westbound Blue or Silver Line train to Eastern Market or Capitol South.
Address: 200 C Street SE, Washington, DC 20003

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Old Town Alexandria / Reagan National

Archer Hotel Old Town Alexandria

A boutique hotel on King Street about two blocks from King St–Old Town station, with a hotel bar, a spa and a brick courtyard.

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Valet is the only parking, and dogs carry a $150 cleaning deposit. The hotel doesn’t run an airport shuttle.

Stadium travel & hotel details

Getting to the game: Take a Blue Line train toward Downtown Largo from King St–Old Town and ride to Morgan Boulevard, then walk about a mile to the stadium.
Getting back: Walk back to Morgan Boulevard and take a Blue Line train toward Franconia-Springfield to King St–Old Town.
Address: 1600 King Street, Alexandria, VA 22314

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Old Town Alexandria / Reagan National

The Alexandrian

A 241-room hotel on lower King Street, walking distance from Old Town’s restaurants and the waterfront, with King & Rye restaurant and free bike rentals.

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A destination fee is charged; its page lists what it covers but not the amount. The hotel’s own pages give two different parking prices, so confirm when you book. Dogs cost $75 per stay.

Stadium travel & hotel details

Getting to the game: Take a Blue Line train toward Downtown Largo from King St–Old Town and ride to Morgan Boulevard, then walk about a mile to the stadium.
Getting back: Walk back to Morgan Boulevard and take a Blue Line train toward Franconia-Springfield to King St–Old Town.
Address: 480 King Street, Alexandria, VA 22314

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Landover / Capitol Heights

La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham DC Metro Capital Beltway

A simple hotel off MD-214 and I-495 that names the stadium (by its old name, FedExField) as nearby, with free breakfast, a fitness center and pet-friendly rooms.

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No published parking terms or stadium shuttle, and nothing much to walk to in the evening. The outdoor pool is open July 4–Sept. 15 only.

Stadium travel & hotel details

Getting to the game: Set your rideshare destination to the Prince George’s County Sports Complex, 8001 Sheriff Road, for the Rideshare Lot, about five minutes’ walk from Gate A. Drivers need a pre-purchased pass except in the cash-only Gray Lot.
Getting back: Follow the signs from Gate A to the Rideshare Lot. The stadium warns that drivers often won’t take rides after the game and suggests taking Metro a stop or two before requesting one.
Address: 55 Hampton Park Boulevard, Capitol Heights, MD 20743

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Get to know the areas

Downtown / Penn QuarterA first visit, museums and restaurants

Stay in central D.C. near Metro Center, a walk from the National Mall, the Smithsonian museums and Capital One Arena.

Office blocks by day, busy restaurants and bars by night, the Mall a few blocks south

To the stadium: Take a Blue or Silver Line train toward Downtown Largo and get off at Morgan Boulevard. The stadium says the walk from there is about a mile, roughly 20 minutes.
After the game: Walk back to Morgan Boulevard with the crowd and take a westbound Blue or Silver Line train to Metro Center.
The tradeoff: Hotel parking is expensive valet, and the stadium is a Metro ride plus a walk of about a mile.

Capitol HillA quieter neighborhood with an easy Metro ride

Stay among the rowhouses behind the U.S. Capitol, near Eastern Market and the restaurants of Barracks Row on 8th Street SE.

Tree-lined streets, a covered market hall and neighborhood pubs

To the stadium: Walk to Capitol South or Eastern Market and take a Blue or Silver Line train toward Downtown Largo to Morgan Boulevard, then walk about a mile.
After the game: Walk back to Morgan Boulevard and ride a westbound Blue or Silver Line train to Eastern Market or Capitol South.
The tradeoff: Fewer hotels than downtown, and parking is limited valet. The stadium is still a train ride and a walk away.

Old Town Alexandria / Reagan NationalFly-in weekends and evenings out on foot

Stay on King Street in Old Town Alexandria, Virginia, a historic riverside district three to four miles from Reagan National Airport.

Brick sidewalks, Irish pubs, shops and a Potomac waterfront

To the stadium: Take a Blue Line train toward Downtown Largo from King St–Old Town and ride to Morgan Boulevard, then walk about a mile to the stadium.
After the game: Walk back to Morgan Boulevard and take a Blue Line train toward Franconia-Springfield to King St–Old Town.
The tradeoff: The longest Metro ride of these areas, across the city to Maryland. There’s no self-parking at some hotels.

Landover / Capitol HeightsStaying close to the stadium on a budget

A practical base in Prince George’s County, Maryland, near the Capital Beltway and a short ride from the stadium.

Shopping centers, office parks and the Beltway

To the stadium: Set your rideshare destination to the Prince George’s County Sports Complex, 8001 Sheriff Road, for the Rideshare Lot, about five minutes’ walk from Gate A. Drivers need a pre-purchased pass except in the cash-only Gray Lot.
After the game: Follow the signs from Gate A to the Rideshare Lot. The stadium warns that drivers often won’t take rides after the game and suggests taking Metro a stop or two before requesting one.
The tradeoff: Highway hotels with little to walk to in the evening, and a long way from the city’s sights.

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