Directions and Parking

Address

901 L Street NW
Washington, DC 20001
(across the street from the Convention Center)

Metro

Take the Orange, Red or Yellow lines to the Gallery Place-Chinatown Metro station or ride the Green and Yellow lines to the station at Mt. Vernon Square/7th Street Convention Center.

Visit WMATA.com or call (202) 637-7000 for maps, schedules and more information on traveling by metro or bus.

Train

Take the Amtrak to Union Station.

Visit WMATA.com or call (202) 637-7000 for maps, schedules and more information on traveling by metro or bus.

Driving

Here's a quick link to the Google Maps location of the Courtyard Washington Downtown/Convention Center to map your way there.

Metered Parking

Twelve metered public parking spaces, designated for vehicles displaying disability permits or tags, are located on 9th Street.

Locations:

  • Three spaces on the east side of 9th Street, between Mt. Vernon Place & L Street
  • Three spaces on the east side of 9th Street, between L & M Street
  • Three spaces on the east side of 9th Street, between M & N Street
  • Three metered, public parking spaces on 7th Street, between Mt. Vernon Place and L Street.

Parking signs are posted, indicating a two-hour parking limit, from 7:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. daily.

Public Parking near the Convention Center

Over 3,000 parking spaces are located within a three-block radius of the Convention Center including surface lots and garages. Exhibitors and attendees are encouraged to use these public parking facilities. Parking regulations are heavily enforced in the Convention Center’s surrounding residential areas. There is no public parking at the Convention Center.

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