Kellogg Conference Hotel near Capitol Hill

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By Car: From the North Take 95 South To 495/Washington Beltway South Take the exit for 295 South to Washington /Baltimore –Washington Parkway Exit at Route 50/New York Ave Turn left onto Brentwood Parkway Make a left at 6th Street, N.E. Make a left into Gallaudet’s 6th Street Entrance and park in garage to your right. From the South Take Route 395 North into Washington via the 14th Street Bridge. Stay on 1-395 (stay to the right) Follow the signs to South Capitol 395N to New York Ave, Make a right onto New York Ave, Make a right onto Florida Ave, N.E. At 8th Street, N.E. make a left into Gallaudet’s main entrance. From the East Take Route 50 West to Washington Route 50 will turn into New York Avenue once you enter DC Turn left onto Brentwood Parkway Make a left at 6th Street, N.E. Make a left into Gallaudet’s 6th Street Entrance and park in garage to your right. From the West Take 1-66 East to Washington Follow the signs to get onto Constitution Avenue. Make a left at 7th Street, N.W. Make right onto New York Ave. Make right onto Florida Ave At 8th Street, N.E. make a left into Gallaudet’s main entrance. Once you arrive on campus (8th and Florida Street Entrance) make a left at the first stop sign by the gate house. Follow the road around to your right and make a left at the second stop sign (in front of Alumni House). Park in the parking garage and walk back to the Alumni House the Kellogg Conference Hotel is right next door. Metro Rail: Take Metro Rail to the New York Ave/Gallaudet University station on the red line. This is the closest station to Gallaudet University. The shuttle bus will pick up at the M Street entrance. The shuttle will also pick up at Union Station. The pick up site is on the second floor of the Union Station garage where all of the buses pick up and drop off. The Gallaudet Sign is the first shuttle bay when you exit Union Station. Regan National is closest to the our hotel. You can take a taxi/ride share, rent a car, or take Metro (the city's subway system) to get to the University.