Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center on the Potomac
Located eight miles due south of Washington, D.C., the hotel is just 15 minutes away from our nation's capital.

201 Waterfront Street
National Harbor, MD 20745
Phone: 301-965-2000
Hotel website

Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center, the cornerstone of the exciting new National Harbor project in Prince George's County, Maryland, shines in glass and steel from the banks of the historic Potomac River. The spectacular 18-story glass atrium welcomes you to the resort, offering wonderful views of the Potomac River and Old Town Alexandria, while a river meanders through the multi-level indoor gardens.

Room Rates
$201. A $15 resort fee includes wired & wireless internet in guest rooms, fitness center access, complimentary in-room beverages, daily newspaper and local & toll free 800 calls.

Things to do in National Harbor:

• Premiere Shopping:
  • Urban Chic, Pajama Party, Strictly First Glass, Swarovski, and more!
• Dinner Cruises on Nina's Dandy
• Seadog Speedboat & Sightseeing
• Fine Dining
  • Old Hickory Steakhouse
  • Moon Bay Coastal Cuisine
  • Aromi D'Italia
• Casual Dining
  • Pienza Italian Market
  • National Pastime Sports Bar and Grill
  • Ben & Jerry's
• Nightlife:
  • Pose Ultra Lounge features a rooftop location for a late night hangout
  • Bobby McKey's
  • Cadillac Ranch
  • Public House
• Galleries & Museums
  • Art Whino
  • Amber Tree Gallery
  • Govinda Gallery
• Spa:
  • Pamper yourself at Relâche Spa
  • Mikari Spa

Taxi:
From Reagan about 15 minutes, average cost $20
From Dulles about 45 minutes, average cost $55

Shuttle
Leaves every hour on the hour to D.C.
One-way tickets: $13, Round-trip tickets: $20, Unlimited, 3-Day Pass: $49
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See DC!
Come to Washington early or extend your stay to tour the Nation's capital!
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Tips to Booking Flights Online

Online Security - often times, reviews in forums, blogs and similar websites are skewed or made up. Not all, but a majority of them are. If a company has been in business for three-years or more and they are in good standing with the aforementioned travel associations and their Privacy Policy states encryption and privacy protection, they are most likely to be a reputable company. If you’re still uncertain about making a booking, contact customer service and tell them what your concerns are. If they get back to you within 24-hours addressing your concerns and sharing a bit about the company with you, they are likely to be a reputable organization with the best intentions.

Airline Websites - one advantage of Orbitz.com & Travelocity.com, websites jointly owned by major U.S. airlines, is that it is easy to use and shows only the fares for which actual booking is available at the moment.

Service Charges - some online travel booking sites sometimes charge small fees to issue airline tickets. With the airlines cutting their commissions, such fees may increase. Even orbitz.com added a $20.99 service charge.

Change Fees - Priceline.com has eliminated all cancellation and change fees on every published-price airline ticket and hotel room where changes or cancellations are allowed.

Best Prices – Try to be flexible in your departure day and time to compare your flight option pricing as taking later flights or changing the day you depart may significantly affect the quoted price. Maybe you can take advantage of coming into town a day early to meet with that prospective client?