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Transportation
Make your way through Washington, D.C.
With its ideal location and comprehensive air and rail service, it's easy to get to Washington, D.C. Visitors can fly into one of Washington, D.C.'s three airports, ride a train into magnificent Union Station or navigate the region's network of major highways for a speedy arrival. Once in town, hop aboard a site-seeing trolley, or take to the scenic Potomac to experience the cityscape from a different angle.
Airports
Baltimore/Washington International Airport
- 45 miles from the Hilton Washington Hotel & Towers.
- Over 670 domestic and international flights.
- Multiple ground transportation options including train, taxi, SuperShuttle and BWI Express bus. One-way fares range from $4.10 - $45.
- 6 miles from the Hilton Washington Hotel & Towers.
- Offer a full range of domestic flights on major, regional and commuter carriers.
- Taxi fare to downtown is approximately $12-$15. Shared ride van service is also offered by SuperShuttle.
- Located 25 miles from the Hilton Washington Hotel & Towers.
- Offer a full range of domestic and international flights.
- Taxi fare to downtown is approximately $50. Washington Flyer provides bus service to West Falls Church Metro station with departures every 45 minutes, and SuperShuttle offers door-to-door service.
Metro System
Five rail lines and an extensive bus system connect the Washington, D.C., with the Maryland and Virginia suburbs. Metrorail opens 5:30 a.m. weekdays and 7 a.m. on weekends. It closes at midnight Sunday to Thursday. On Friday and Saturday nights, it stays open until 3 a.m.
Each train displays the name of its farthest destination. Base subway fare is $1.35 and increases during rush hour and for longer trips. Rail farecards can be purchased at vending machines located inside the stations. Farecards are inserted into the turnstile gates to enter and exit subway platforms. The fare is automatically deducted each time you exit a station. Metro system maps are also available.