One of the biggest advantages of staying at Kellogg Conference Hotel Capitol Hill is that you're perfectly positioned between some of Washington, DC's most exciting neighborhoods. Located on the historic campus of Gallaudet University, our hotel places you within walking distance of award-winning restaurants, local markets, entertainment venues, and Metro access while keeping the National Mall, Capitol Hill, and downtown attractions just minutes away.
Whether you're visiting for a conference, government business, campus events, or a weekend getaway, here's your guide to the neighborhoods surrounding the hotel.
Just a short walk from the hotel, Union Market has become one of DC's premier destinations for food lovers. What began as a historic wholesale market has evolved into a vibrant district filled with artisan food vendors, chef-driven restaurants, boutique shopping, rooftop gathering spaces, and seasonal events. The surrounding neighborhood continues to grow with new galleries, entertainment venues, and local businesses, making it one of the city's most dynamic places to explore.
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North of Massachusetts Avenue—better known as NoMa—is one of DC's fastest-growing neighborhoods. Glass office towers stand alongside renovated warehouses, public art, bike trails, and lively gathering spaces. It's home to major employers, innovative businesses, NPR headquarters, and the NoMa–Gallaudet U Metro Station, making it an ideal base for both business travelers and vacationers.
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Just south of Gallaudet University, the H Street Corridor has transformed into one of Washington's favorite neighborhoods for nightlife, live music, and independent restaurants. Historic buildings now house breweries, cocktail bars, international cuisine, and locally owned boutiques, giving visitors an authentic neighborhood experience away from the city's busiest tourist areas.
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Only minutes from the hotel, Capitol Hill is home to many of the nation's most recognizable landmarks. Explore the U.S. Capitol, Library of Congress, Supreme Court, and beautiful residential streets lined with historic row homes. The neighborhood offers a quieter, more residential feel while remaining one of Washington's most important destinations.
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A short drive or Metro ride brings you to the National Mall, where you'll find the Smithsonian museums, Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, World War II Memorial, Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, and countless other historic landmarks. Whether it's your first visit or your tenth, the National Mall remains the centerpiece of every Washington itinerary.
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Just northeast of the hotel, Ivy City is one of Washington's emerging neighborhoods. Former industrial buildings now house craft distilleries, breweries, wineries, restaurants, and entertainment venues, offering a quieter alternative to downtown nightlife.
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