Hilton Washington Dulles Airport

Dulles Air & Space Museum Package

The Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center near Washington Dulles International Airport is located one mile from the Hilton Washington Dulles Airport.  The building displays thousands of aviation and space artifacts that cannot be exhibited on the Smithsonian’s National Mall museum. Along with the National Mall the Dulles Air and Space Museum showcases the largest collection of aviation and space artifacts in the world.

The Air and Space Museum Package includes: One Night Room Accommodations, Two Imax Tickets, Complimentary Breakfast for Two, and Shuttle to the Air and Space Museum

Bed & Breakfast

Special occasion or not, you need to unwind. Make the most of your weekend and book a Hilton Bed & Breakfast package. With special rates and complimentary breakfasts for two this is the perfect way to relax and recharge. Book your escape today!

Park n' Fly

The most convenient Dulles International Airport Parking option is the Hilton Washington Dulles Airport Park and Fly, with complimentary shuttle to and from Dulles International Airport. The Hilton Washington Dulles Airport hotel, is conveniently located only three miles from Washington Dulles International Airport and just 30 minutes from Washington DC.

More Time for
Each Other

Stoke the love in your life with a Hilton Romance package. Designed just for two, this getaway lets you focus on each other instead of the rest of the world.

Kid's Night Inn

Let us host your next kid's sleepover! Package includes two medium one-topping pizzas, a six-pack of soda, popcorn and a movie.

Book By 19 Dec 2013 and Stay Between 24 Jan 2013 and 19 Dec 2013

Family Fun Package

It’s fun — and savings — for the whole family. Come stay with us and we’ll include breakfast for four and free high-speed Internet access. Where do you want to go with your family vacation?

Book By 28 Dec 2013 and Stay Between 15 Feb 2013 and 31 Dec 2013

Amenities

How many people are celebrating with you? We have small rooms, medium-sized rooms, even very, very large rooms. Sure, we can go on and on about our rooms, but there’s so much more.

Get the party started with a catered rehearsal dinner. Keep it going with a post-wedding brunch. We offer upgrades for flowers, decorative linens, ice sculptures—the works, really. We coordinate your small army of florists, DJs, bakers, and limo drivers. They know where to be, when.

Bridal Refresh Room

The Hotel provides a Bridal Refresh Room for the entire wedding day. The bride & groom enjoy this private area for personal hors d’oeuvres and beverage service before being announced at the reception. The bridal party may also use this room throughout the wedding reception for dressing or storage, as it is secured under lock and key.

Wedding Planner

Talk about worry-free! For no additional charge, our wedding planner helps coordinate all aspects of your big day. From vendors to catering to making sure everyone knows where to be and when, Hilton Washington Dulles has got your back.

Event Service

In addition to a Wedding Specialist, a Banquet Manager and Captain assist you with wedding events. Each of these staff members is dedicated to event excellence.

Still want to know more about the wonderful ballrooms and party spaces? Sure thing! There are 11 in total, or 40,000 square feet of space. Choose the elegant Belmont Ballroom, or the intimate Potomac Ballroom. The Piedmont Room has a balcony that overlooks the sparkling outdoor pool, and the Red Fox Room is two stories tall with floor-to-ceiling windows. There’s always something going on.

Wedding Packages

Four-hour open bar. The wedding cake itself. Butlers at your beck and call. These are just three of the nearly two-dozen bonuses that are included with each wedding package from Hilton Washington Dulles. Dive into the various PDFs, below, and discover the one that’s right for you and your guests.

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Room Blocks & Wedding Website

Aunt Martha flies in from Tucson. Your cousin Randy is driving up from Tampa. People need places to stay, and you’re able help them out. Get the whole gang together at a substantial savings for everyone. Reserve a block of 10 or more sleeping rooms for out-of-town guests, and each reservation gets a discounted rate. The more the merrier.

As a matrimonial bonus, the bride and groom receive a complimentary overnight stay both on their wedding night, and one-year anniversary. Please note that this is based on the hotel’s availability at the time of your wedding.

Keep everyone posted about the pending nuptials with a free, customizable wedding web page provided by Hilton Washington Dulles. This site has its own URL address, and contains details about the hotel, room rates, photos, itineraries, etc. Guests can reserve their room right from this site.

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We Work With Your Vendors

Attention to detail is what makes a wedding truly beautiful. Whether it’s the specific linens and centerpieces, or custom decorations, desserts and drinks from your preferred vendors, the Catering and Event Managers of Hilton Washington Dulles ensure everything is in its perfect place.

Indian Weddings

We don’t just serve Chicken Tikka Masala and naan, and call it an Indian wedding reception. Hilton Washington Dulles offers pages worth of traditional, savory Indian foods. From Daal Piazi to Alamgiri Lamb Biryani to Kheer Khas, plan out your favorite catered meals from our vegetarian and non-vegetarian menus.

2012 Indian Wedding Packages

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Packages

Room Blocks

You didn’t get good at what you do by making bad choices. When you have a big group of people that all need a place to stay, let us set you up with a room block. When everyone is in one location, you get more done. The more they stay, the more productive you become.

e-Events

Group accommodations made easy. Plan a reunion, special occasion or just search for space for that all-day meeting. Hilton Washington Dulles has the online tools. You set the plans. You control who pays. Each guest can cover their individual rooms.

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Meeting RFP

Get all the details on meeting at the Hilton Washington Dulles Airport by submitting a request for proposal now.

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January

• Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday - A military color guard salutes memory of the slain civil rights leader at the Lincoln Memorial, where Dr. King delivered his "I Have A Dream" speech.
• Chinese New Year Parade - In January or February, depending on the moon, Washington's Chinatown takes on renewed life in the streets with traditional firecrackers, drums and colorful dragon dancers. Action concentrates on H Street NW, between 5th and 8th streets.
• Robert E. Lee's Birthday Celebration - The doors of Robert E. Lee's Arlington, Virginia house open for an afternoon of 19th-century music and displays in a tribute to one of the South's military heroes.
• Sugarloaf Crafts Festival - On the last weekend in January, the Dulles Expo Center hosts 300 of the country's best artists and craftsmen, where visitors can talk with the artists and purchase their works, including pottery, sculpture, glass, jewelry, fashion, furniture, home accessories, garden items, and photography, and watch pottery throwing demonstrations, stone carving, metal spinning, furniture making, wood turning, paper making, live entertainment, and enjoy gourmet food samples and children's activities.

February

• Abraham Lincoln's Birthday - A wreath-laying ceremony and a reading of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address highlight this salute to the nation's 16th president at the memorial bearing his name.

March

• Washington DC Independent Film Festival - For the first 2 weeks in March, area theaters screen new independent films, various venues host workshops on music, acting and cinematography, and professionals hold public seminars on the state of the independent film industry.
• St. Patrick's Day Parade - Green prevails at this downtown parade featuring floats and bagpipers on a route from 7th to 17th Streets and Constitution Avenue NW.
• Smithsonian Kite Festival - Next to the Washington Monument, colorful kites signal arrival of spring with kite designers and flyers of assorted ages competing for trophies and other prizes.
• National Cherry Blossom Festival - Depending on nature's whim, the capital's fabled cherry blossom trees bloom from late March through early April. Festivities are capped by the Cherry Blossom Festival Parade, often in early April.

April

• National Cherry Blossom Festival - Depending on nature's whim, the capital's fabled cherry blossom trees bloom from late March through early April. Festivities are capped by the Cherry Blossom Festival Parade, often in early April.
• Sugarloaf Crafts Festival - On the first weekend in April, Montgomery County Fairgrounds in Gaithersburg, MD hosts 300 of the country's best artists and craftsmen, where visitors can talk with the artists and purchase their works, including pottery, sculpture, glass, jewelry, fashion, furniture, home accessories, garden items, and photography, and watch pottery throwing demonstrations, stone carving, metal spinning, furniture making, wood turning, paper making, live entertainment, and enjoy gourmet food samples and children's activities.
• Filmfest D.C. - The two-week Filmfest D.C., also known as the Washington International Film Festival unfolds at various theaters and reception halls.
• Smithsonian Washington Craft Show - More than 100 juried exhibitors show crafts of ceramics, glass, jewelry, wood, leather and more, at the National Building Museum.

May

• Georgetown Garden Tour - Private gardens from this renowned neighborhood are showcased on guided and self-guided tours.
• International Children's Festival - In early to mid May, children have a wonderful opportunity to explore a host of international cultural exhibits and activities, musical and dance performances, provided by many of the foreign embassies in the DC area, at the Meridian International Center.
• Arlington Cemetery Memorial Day Ceremony - Wreaths are placed at the John F. Kennedy grave and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier followed by a service at the Memorial Amphitheatre with the keynote address often given by the President.
• Vietnam Veterans Memorial Day Ceremony - Military bands and keynote addresses mark this day of remembrance at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
• The Commandant's Own - From May through August at the U.S. Marine Corps Barracks, Friday nights bring performances by the United States Drum and Bugle Corps and the Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon starting with United States Marine Band concerts. Tuesdays at sunset, May through August at Arlington National Cemetery's Iwo Jima Memorial, attract visitors with blankets and picnics to enjoy the Drum and Bugle Corps and the Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon.
• National Memorial Day Parade - Organized as a tribute to veterans and war dead from the American Revolution to Iraq, the National Memorial Day Parade includes floats, celebrities, equestrian units, and more, moving from 5th and Constitution toward the White House.

June

• DC Jazz Festival - During the first half of June, more than 40 venues throughout the DC area host musicians in a continuous festival of jazz, bebop, blues, swing, soul, Latin, and world, including free concerts on the National Mall.
• Susan G. Komen National Race for the Cure - In early June, more than 50,000 competitors, including over 3,000 breast cancer survivors, gather at the National Mall and participate in a 5K race for the Komen Foundation with proceeds supporting breast cancer research and community outreach organizations involved with breast health.
• Gay Football (Soccer) World Championships - In mid-June, The Federal Triangles Soccer Club (FTSC) of Washington, D.C. and the International Gay / Lesbian Football Assocation (IGLFA) sponsor annual championship soccer games in the D.C. area at Trinity University Soccer Stadium and RFK Stadium Starplex.
• Soap Box Derby - Area youth from age 8 to 17 race gravity-powered vehicles down Capitol Hill in a Soap Box Derby competition where division winners move on to compete in July's All American Soap Box Derby in Akron, Ohio.
• Northern Virginia Antiques & Modernism Show and Sale - On a weekend in mid to late June, the Thomas Jefferson Community Center in Arlington hosts an antique show and sale, with free parking and shuttles operating from the Virginia Square Orange Line Metro.
• Safeway National Capital Barbecue Battle - Safeway's Barbecue Battle, the last weekend in June, celebrates great food, music and family fun as contestants vie for the National Pork Barbecue Championship title and $40,000 in cash prizes. More than 30 national and regional bands perform on three stages, and NBA players lead kids' basketball games all weekend. Along Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest between 9th and 14th Streets.

July

• Smithsonian Folklife Festival - From the end of June through the second week after Independence Day, the Smithsonian Institution hosts the annual Folklife Festival which showcases American and other cultures, featuring live entertainment, food and crafts, children's activities, and a variety of programs throughout the greater Washington, D.C. area, all centered among the Smithsonian museums on the National Mall.
• Fourth of July Celebration - Fourth of July on the National Mall, between Independence and Constitution avenues, includes a parade, colonial military maneuvers, concerts at the Sylvan Theatre, and a performance by the National Symphony Orchestra on the U.S. Capitol's west steps. Fireworks, viewed from both sides of the Potomac River, cap off festivities.
• Latin-American Festival - Latin-American music, dance, art, food and more star at this two-day heritage festival at the National Mall.
• First Battle of Manassas (Bull Run) - Over the weekend closest to July 21, the city of Manassas commemorates the first battle of the War between the States (Civil War) with live battle reenactments between North and South, period music, food and kids' activities, parades and more. 2011 marks the 150th anniversary.

August

• Arlington County Fair - Arlington County's four-day fair includes crafts, exhibitors and food at the Thomas Jefferson Center.
• U.S. Army Band "1812 Overture" - Tchaikovsky's �1812 Overture" performed by the U.S. Army band gets firepower backing from the Salute Gun Platoon of the 3rd U.S. Infantry on the White House Ellipse Visitor Pavilion.

September

• Ambassador's Ball - The Ambassador's Ball, which has raised more than $14 million for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, kicks off Washington's glittering social season, at the Ritz Carlton Washington.
• Kalorama House and Embassy Tour - Tours begin at the Woodrow Wilson House, a museum property of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, and include the Kalorama Guest House at Kalorama Park.
• Kennedy Center Open House - The annual open house of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Washington's premier performing arts center, includes free concerts and performances.
• National Frisbee Championships - Disk-catching canines, top dogs and others are judged on showmanship, leaping agility and execution, on the grounds of the Washington Monument.
• Dulles Day Festival & Plane Pull - Over a weekend in mid to late September, Washington - Dulles International Airport hosts an annual festival featuring live music and other entertainment, kids' rides and activities, a car show, and a plane pull (bus pull for the kids) with proceeds benefitting the Special Olympics.
• Rock Creek Park Day - Environmental, recreational and historical programs dominate this daylong tribute to Rock Creek Park, one of the world's largest urban parks.
• National Book Festival - Over the last weekend in September, the First Lady hosts an annual festival along the National Mall, sponsored by the Library of Congress, where thousands of book lovers gather to celebrate literature and literacy, and listed to over 70 well-known authors make presentations and read from their works.

October

• VTRCC Oktoberfest - At the beginning of October, The Vienna Tysons Regional Chamber of Commerce and the Town of Vienna sponsor a festival of beer, music, food and children's entertainment, all along historic Church Street. Vienna, VA.
• Lombardi Gala - Benefitting the Lombardi Cancer Center at Georgetown University Medical Center, the Lombardi Gala features dinner and a silent auction, at the Hilton Washington and Towers.'
• Army Ten Miler - As America's largest 10-mile race, the Army Ten Miler starts and finishes at the Pentagon, passing national treasures such as the Lincoln Memorial, Capitol, and the Washington monument. A 200M Youth Run Walk is also staged.
• Theodore Roosevelt's Birthday Celebration - This celebration on the 88-acre Theodore Roosevelt Island honors the nation's 26th president, known for conservationism.

November

• Marine Corps Marathon - In a race that begins and ends at the Iwo Jima Memorial in Arlington National Cemetery, thousands of runners snake through downtown streets and parks in one of the nation's most prestigious marathons.
• Veterans Day Ceremony - Military brass, veterans and the public gather at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in a salute to men and women serving their nation.

December

• Scottish Christmas Walk Weekend and Parade - During the first weekend in December, all of the Scottish clans represented in the greater Washington, D.C. area parade through the streets playing bagpipes as part of the annual celebration of Scottish culture, sponsored by the Campagna Center and government of Scotland, with most of the exhibition and holiday shopping opportunities in and around the George Washington Masonic Memorial.
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• Holiday Market - Dozens of artists and craftsmen will exhibit their work for sale, accompanied by local musicians, throughout the month of December, with the center of festivities in front of the National Portrait Gallery, along F Street between 7th and 9th Streets Northwest.
• Washington Jewish Film Festival - With titles over the years including Jericho's Echo: Punk Rock in the Holy Land, the Washington Jewish Film Festival, presented by the Morris Cafritz Center for the Arts at the District of Columbia Jewish Community Center and other venues, entertains and informs with thought-provoking works, some in Hebrew or other languages with English subtitles.
• Christmas Celebration and Services - Washington National Cathedral conducts a Christmas celebration and services, with passes required for Christmas Eve services at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m.
• National Christmas Tree Lighting - The nation's chief executive opens the holiday season with lighting of the National Christmas Tree accompanied by the Pageant of Peace. From early December to New Year's Day, the White House Ellipse Visitor Pavilion features lighted trees from each state and territory, a nativity scene, live reindeer, a burning yule log and choral concerts.
• First Night Alexandria - On New Year's Eve, Old Town Alexandria celebrates with live music, dancing and magic in shops and other venues from the Masonic Memorial to the waterfront, beginning with a Fun Hunt at 3pm and culminating in a fireworks display at midnight.

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Directions

**FOR ALL TRAVELERS: PLEASE NOTE WHEN TRAVELING SOUTH BOUND ON ROUTE 28, MERGE RIGHT ONTO MCLEAREN INTERCHANGE (TRAFFIC SIGNAL HAS BEEN ELIMINATED)**

From Washington, D.C. - Interstate 66 West merge onto VA-267 W Dulles Toll Road via exit 67 toward DULLES AIRPORT (9 Miles). From the Dulles Toll Road, take Exit 9A, Route 28 South/Centreville (15 Miles). Exit at McLearen Road (3 Miles), turn left at 1st light on Towerview and make 1st left on Park Center Road. Follow .1 mile, the hotel is on your left.

From Baltimore and All Points North - From Interstate 95 South merge onto CAPITAL BELTWAY/I-495 W EXIT 27 toward Tysons Corner, VA. Merge onto VA-267 W Dulles Toll Road via exit 45A toward DULLES AIRPORT. From the Dulles Toll Road, take Exit 9A, Route 28 South/Centreville (12 Miles). Exit at McLearen Road, turn left at 1st light on Towerview and make 1st left on Park Center Road. Follow .1 mile, the hotel is on your left.

From Richmond and All Points South - From Interstate 95 North merge onto Dumfries Road/VA-234 N via EXIT 152 B toward MANASSAS (14 Miles). Turn right onto Liberia Avenue/Prince William Parkway/VA-3000 N (4 Miles). Turn right onto VA-28 N/Centreville Road. Proceed 12.5 miles, exit at McLearen Road, turn left at 1st light on Towerview and make 1st left on Park Center Road. Follow .1 mile, the hotel is on your left.

From Interstate 81 and All Points West - From I-66 East toward Washington, DC. Merge onto Sully Road/VA Route 28 N via EXIT 53 toward DULLES AIRPORT. Proceed 8 miles and exit at McLearen Road, turn left at 1st light on Towerview and make 1st left on Park Center Road. Follow .1 mile, the hotel is on your left.

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