Hilton Alexandria Old Town Hotel

Hotel with direct access to the King Street Metro and Amtrak station in Historic Old Town Alexandria

Transportation and Location

The Hilton Alexandria Old Town is directly across from the King Street Metro station and Amtrak railway station. Guests can take the free King Street Trolley to reach Old Town Alexandria's restaurants and shops. The Old Town Hilton offers easy trips to the George Washington Masonic Memorial and National Inventors Hall of Fame.

On-Site Dining

The hotel has two dining options: the full-service King Street Tavern and a Starbucks in the lobby. King Street Tavern serves American cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The Starbucks in the Hilton Alexandria VA lobby is open daily with a full menu.

Business and Meetings

The Hilton Alexandria Old Town offers over 3800 square feet of meeting spaces with flexible room configurations and A/V equipment. Business travelers can use the 24-hour front desk and concierge services for event planning. The on-site event venues include catering from King Street Tavern.

Rooms and Pet-Friendly Policies

The Hilton King Street property provides flexible room configurations that cater to family needs and pet-friendly accommodations. Rooms are spacious with blackout curtains and room upgrade options for Hilton Honors members. The Old Town Hilton Alexandria also offers 24-hour room service and secure parking with EV charging stations.

Family and Accessibility

The Hilton Alexandria Old Town has family rooms, facilities for disabled guests, and a fitness center with modern equipment. The 24-hour front desk and concierge can arrange luggage storage and directions. Secure parking in the garage is accessible with elevator access.

• Location: Direct access to King Street Metro and Amtrak station
• Dining: King Street Tavern and Starbucks on-site
• Business: 3800+ sq ft meeting spaces with A/V equipment
• Rooms: Pet-friendly and family-friendly configurations
• Parking: Secure garage with EV charging stations
• Ideal for: Business travelers and history explorers