Book a private hotel-to-airport transfer that trades last-minute stress for a calm, air‑conditioned ride. Choose from sedans to 8‑passenger vans, request child seats, and plan extra time for rush hours and airport security.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
You step outside a downtown hotel as the city exhales—buses rumble, a river hums across the skyline, and a clean, air-conditioned car waits to take you to the airport.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
30–45 minutes
Fitness Level
No special fitness; suitable for travelers of all abilities
Wildlife
History
The routes link the city’s federal core with suburban airfields built in the mid-20th century—Dulles was designed to handle long-haul flights while Reagan National serves close-in regional traffic.
Conservation
Watch for construction projects and stormwater management efforts along the Potomac; reducing idling and combining rides helps lower vehicle emissions in the metro area.
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Allow extra time for rush hour
Schedule pickups 30–45 minutes earlier during weekday morning and evening commutes to avoid delays.
Confirm terminal and airline
Tell the driver your departure terminal and airline—DCA and IAD have different pickup/dropoff areas and Dulles can be farther out.
Request child seats at booking
If traveling with infants, request and confirm child or infant seats when you book to ensure availability.
Keep documents handy
Have IDs, boarding passes, and any printed booking confirmation accessible to speed check-in at the curb.
Photo ID/Passport
Required for airport check-in and security screening.
Charged phone & portable battery
Needed for digital boarding passes, driver contact, and directions.
Compact rolling carry-on
Easier to load/unload and fits vehicle baggage allowances.
Weather layer (jacket/umbrella)
Winter storms or sudden rain can slow transfers—bring a protective layer.
winter