Washington, DC hosts some of the nation’s largest conventions, trade shows, and professional gatherings at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. Whether you’re attending a multi-day conference, an industry expo, or a large-scale meeting, choosing the right hotel can make all the difference in your experience.
Kellogg Conference Hotel Capitol Hill offers a comfortable and convenient stay near the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. Located on the peaceful campus of Gallaudet University, the hotel provides a quiet retreat after a full day of sessions, networking, and events — while still keeping you close to downtown DC.
Guests enjoy easy access to the convention center, Capitol Hill, and Union Station, along with modern amenities designed for business and conference travelers.
Stay Close. Recharge Away From the Crowd.
Convention days can be full ones: early sessions, packed exhibit halls, client meetings, networking events and evening receptions. Kellogg Conference Hotel Capitol Hill gives you a comfortable place to return to when the day is done, set on the historic campus of Gallaudet University while keeping downtown Washington within easy reach.
Complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi and business-friendly amenities help you prepare for presentations, answer emails and stay productive between convention days.
Convenient access to Metro, downtown Washington, Capitol Hill and Union Station helps make getting around the city easier throughout your stay.
Return to the quieter surroundings of the Gallaudet University campus after a busy day of meetings, exhibits and networking downtown.
Getting There
The Walter E. Washington Convention Center is located in downtown Washington, DC and is well connected to the city's public transportation system. Guests staying at Kellogg Conference Hotel can choose the travel option that best fits their schedule, the weather and the demands of their event day.
The nearby NoMa–Gallaudet U station connects Kellogg guests with the Washington Metro system. The Convention Center is served by the Mt. Vernon Square/7th Street–Convention Center station on the Green and Yellow lines.
Rideshare and taxi service offer a convenient door-to-door option, especially when carrying conference materials, traveling with colleagues or heading to an early session.
Large conventions can mean heavier traffic and busier transit. Give yourself extra travel time before keynote sessions, exhibit hall openings and other high-attendance portions of your event.
Work. Meet. Recharge.
The right convention hotel should make the hours outside the exhibit hall easier too. Kellogg offers practical amenities for staying productive, recharging and preparing for whatever tomorrow's agenda brings.
After the Last Session
Your convention may be the reason you're in Washington, but it does not have to be the only part of the trip. Start with breakfast at the hotel, explore nearby neighborhoods when your schedule allows, and discover more of DC after the exhibit hall closes.
Begin your day with breakfast at the hotel before heading downtown for registration, sessions and meetings.
Nearby Union Market offers restaurants, food vendors and gathering spaces that work well for an informal dinner, a quick bite or time with colleagues after the convention day ends.
If your agenda leaves a free evening or afternoon, Capitol Hill, Smithsonian museums, the National Mall and DC neighborhoods give you plenty of ways to make the most of your time in the capital.
Stay a Little Longer
If your conference ends before the weekend does, consider giving yourself another day or two to experience Washington beyond meeting rooms and exhibit halls.
Visit monuments, memorials and Smithsonian museums that may have been just outside your convention schedule.
Trade the conference badge for a more relaxed weekend of museums, neighborhoods, dining and Washington landmarks.
If time is limited, use our two-day Washington guide to combine iconic attractions with local experiences.
Your Convention Home Base
Spend your day in the middle of Washington's convention activity, then return to the historic Gallaudet University campus to rest, recharge and get ready to do it all again tomorrow.