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The Landmark of Success MARRIOTT MARQUIS WASHINGTON, DC THE LANDMARK OF SUCCESS. 901 Massachusetts Avenue NW, Washington, District Of Columbia 20001 +1202-824-9200 MARRIOTT MARQUIS WASHINGTON, DC LOBBY LEVEL 901 Massachusetts Avenue NW Washington District Of Columbia 20001 WashingtonMarriottMarquis.com T 202.824.9200 I F 202.824.5541 @MHMarquisWDC ACCOMMODATIONS RESTAURANTS & LOUNGE MEETING FACILITIES 1,175 guest rooms including 625 double guest rooms and 501 Anthem off ers seasonal cuisine in a bright, friendly space, with Over 105,000 square feet of function space • king guest rooms • 49 hotel suites with two Presidential and a nod to the original 1927 Marriott Hot Shoppes. The Dignitary 30,600 square foot ballroom with 22 foot ceilings • six Marquis Suites is a whiskey bar off ering a variety of local and regional bourbons Two striking 10,800 square-foot ballrooms with with handcrafted cocktails served by talented mixologists. 20 foot ceilings • 54 additional breakout rooms totaling HOTEL FEATURES High Velocity is an interactive sports bar, with over 40 large over 53,000 square feet of independent meeting rooms • Stretch out in luxury in one of our Presidential or Marquis fl at-screen HDTVs, ticker tape screens with the latest sports 2,500 square foot rooftop terrace • LEED® Silver certifi ed Suites, packed with amenities • Wireless high-speed Internet, scores, 48 beers on tap, communal dining and fl oor-to-ceiling LCD TV • Plug-in technology panels, located in every hotel windows with street-level views. The Lobby Bar is infused DIRECTIONS room and suite • Breathtaking atrium and city views • 55 foot, with natural light from the glass ceiling and off ers signature Ronald Reagan (DCA) Take George Washington one-of-a-kind sculpture in the lobby cocktails and bites that are locally sourced. Starbucks® is a Memorial Pkwy to I-395 N. Take 12th St exit to quick and easy option for busy travelers and locals to grab 12th St NW in Washington. Continue on 12th St. GUEST SERVICES signature hot and cold drinks, light menu items and snacks into DC. Turn right onto L St. NW. Continue onto 8,000 sq. ft. bi-level complimentary fi tness center • on the go. Massachusetts Ave. The hotel will be on the left. Underground concourse connecting to Walter E. Washington Estimated taxi fare: $16 (one way) Convention Center • Mobile Guest Services - download our ATTRACTIONS Union Station Take the Red Line Metro towards app to experience mobile check-in and check-out Capital One Arena • Chinatown • Penn Quarter District • Shady Grove for two stops to Gallery Place National Mall • Capitol Hill • White House • National Portrait Chinatown. Walk north on 7th street to Mt. Vernon Gallery • Theatre District • Newseum • Smithsonian Museums Place. Turn left onto Mt. Vernon Place and continue to • CityCenterDC Massachusetts Ave. The hotel will be on the right. Estimated taxi fare: $7 (one way) 2ND FLOOR 2ND FLOOR (ONE LEVEL ABOVE LOBBY) DIMENSIONS CAPACITY W×L×H Sq. Ft. Theater Schoolroom Rounds Reception Conference U-Shape MEETING ROOM Dahlia Boardroom 15×24×7.6 576 – – – – 10 – Dahlia Foyer 13×23×7.6 322 – – – – – – Magnolia 26×44×12.6 1,144 110 55 80 110 28 32 Cherry Blossom 26×44×12.6 1,144 110 55 80 110 28 32 Dogwood 26×48×12.6 1,248 110 66 80 110 28 32 Scarlet Oak 26×48×12.6 1,248 110 66 80 110 28 32 Silver Linden 26×48×12.6 1,248 110 66 80 110 28 32 Tulip 26×48×12.6 1,248 110 66 80 110 28 32 Honeysuckle 12×25×7.6 350 30 12 20 30 16 8 Maple 12×25×7.6 350 30 12 20 30 16 8 Holly 12×25×7.6 350 30 12 20 30 16 8 Geranium 12×25×7.6 350 30 12 20 30 16 8 Rose Garden Boardroom 24×24×7.6 576 – – – – 10 – Rose Garden Foyer 13×24×7.6 312 – – – – – – MEETING LEVEL 1 (M1) MEETING LEVEL 1 (M1) (ONE LEVEL BELOW LOBBY) DIMENSIONS CAPACITY W×L×H Sq. Ft. Theater Schoolroom Rounds Reception Conference U-Shape MEETING ROOM American University 14×17×10.6 238 – – – – 8 – George Washington 36×36×10.6 1,296 130 54 90 130 30 26 University Georgetown University 36×54×10.6 1,944 200 90 140 200 44 38 Howard University 33×27×10.6 945 80 35 60 90 22 19 Gallaudet University 33×27×10.6 945 80 35 60 90 22 19 Catholic University 33×27×10.6 945 80 35 60 90 22 19 University of DC 33×56×10.6 2,016 200 110 150 200 46 40 University of DC & 33×83×10.6 2,988 300 155 210 300 52 54 Catholic University (combined) MEETING LEVEL 2 (M2) MEETING LEVEL 2 (M2) (TWO LEVELS BELOW LOBBY) DIMENSIONS CAPACITY ACCESS TO CONVENTION CENTER W×L×H Sq. Ft. Theater Schoolroom Rounds Reception Conference U-Shape MARQUIS BALLROOM 225×136×22 30,600 3,500 1,700 2,750 3,500 – – Salon 1 35×48×22 1,680 150 90 120 150 34 48 Salon 2 33×48×22 1,584 150 90 120 150 34 48 Salon 3 33×48×22 1,584 150 90 120 150 34 48 Salon 4 35×48×22 1,680 150 90 120 150 34 48 Salons 1 & 2 or 3 & 4 68×48×22 3,264 325 180 240 325 68 80 Salons 1, 2, 3 & 4 (combined) 136×48×22 6,528 625 375 520 650 – – Salon 5 136×59×22 8,024 775 450 650 775 – – Salons 5 & 6 (combined) 136×129×22 17,544 1,600 900 1,560 1,600 – – Salon 6 136×59×22 8,024 775 450 650 775 – – Salon 7 35×48×22 1,680 150 90 120 150 34 48 Salon 8 33×48×22 1,584 150 90 120 150 34 48 Salon 9 33×48×22 1,584 150 90 120 150 34 48 Salon 10 35×48×22 1,680 150 90 120 150 34 48 Salons 7 & 8 or 9 & 10 68×48×22 3,264 325 180 240 325 100 80 Salons 7, 8, 9 & 10 (combined) 136×48×22 6,528 650 375 520 650 – – Salons 1 & 5 (combined) 136×107×22 14,552 1,400 850 1,300 1,400 – – or 6 & 10 (combined) Salon 11 17×19×10.6 323 30 20 20 30 10 8 Salon 12 36×56×10.6 2,016 200 125 150 200 58 48 Salon 13 36×27×10.6 972 100 48 60 100 22 24 Salons 12 & 13 (combined) 36×83×10.6 2,988 300 125 115 300 52 56 Salon 14 36×27×10.6 972 100 48 60 100 22 24 Salon 15 36×27×10.6 972 100 48 60 100 22 24 Salon 16 18×28×10.6 504 50 20 30 50 16 17 Salon 17 18×28×10.6 504 50 20 30 50 16 17 MEETING LEVEL 3 (M3) MEETING LEVEL 3 (M3) (THREE LEVELS BELOW LOBBY) DIMENSIONS CAPACITY W×L×H Sq. Ft. Theater Schoolroom Rounds Reception Conference U-Shape MEETING ROOM Dupont Circle 25×26×10.6 650 55 24 40 70 16 18 Adams Morgan 15×21×10.6 465 – – – – 12 – Penn Quarter 14×21×10.6 294 – – – – 10 – Union Station 36×36×10.6 1,296 140 60 90 125 22 27 Union Station Foyer 10×17×10.6 170 – – – – – – Chinatown 35×54×10.6 1,890 180 100 150 175 34 40 Mount Vernon Square 35×27×10.6 945 90 45 60 90 22 26 Woodley Park 16×27×10.6 432 42 10 20 40 16 14 L’Enfant Plaza 16×27×10.6 432 42 10 20 40 16 14 Gallery Place 16×27×10.6 432 42 10 20 40 16 14 Eastern Market 16×27×10.6 432 42 10 20 40 16 14 Farragut North 16×27×10.6 432 42 10 20 40 16 14 Judiciary Square 35×27×10.6 945 90 50 60 90 22 16 LeDroit Park 35×27×10.6 945 90 40 60 90 22 16 Shaw 35×56×10.6 1,960 200 80 140 190 32 34 Shaw/LeDroit Park 35×84×10.6 2,905 300 140 200 250 48 50 (combined) Anacostia 19×12×10.6 323 – – – – 12 – Capitol Hill 26×26×10.6 676 55 24 40 60 16 12 MEETING LEVEL 4 (M4) MEETING LEVEL 4 (M4) (FOUR LEVELS BELOW LOBBY) DIMENSIONS CAPACITY W×L×H Sq. Ft. Theater Schoolroom Rounds Reception Conference U-Shape INDEPENDENCE BALLROOM 134×81×20 10,854 1,100 625 800 1,050 – – Salon A 26×34×20 884 90 40 60 90 22 19 Salon B 27×34×20 918 90 40 60 90 22 19 Salon C 28×34×20 952 95 50 60 90 22 19 Salons A, B, C (combined) 81×34×20 2,754 300 140 210 275 – – Salon D 33×81×20 2,673 300 140 210 275 – – Salons A, B,C, D (combined) 67×81×20 5,427 600 265 420 525 – – Salon E 33×81×20 2,673 300 140 210 275 – – Salons D & E (combined) 66×81×20 5,346 600 265 420 550 – – Salons A, B, C, D, E (combined) 100×81×20 8,100 800 475 630 800 – – Salon F 26×34×20 884 90 40 60 90 22 19 Salon G 27×34×20 918 90 40 60 90 22 19 Salon H 28×34×20 952 100 40 60 100 22 19 Salons F, G, H (combined) 80×34×20 2,720 275 150 210 275 – – Salons E, F, G, H (combined) 67×81×20 5,427 600 265 420 525 – – Salons D, E, F, G, H (combined) 100×81×20 8,100 900 456 630 800 – – LIBERTY BALLROOM 134×81×20 10,854 1,100 625 800 1,050 – – Salon I 28×34×20 952 90 40 60 85 22 19 Salon J 27×34×20 918 90 40 60 85 22 19 Salon K 26×34×20 884 100 40 60 85 22 19 Salons I, J, K (combined) 81×34×20 2,754 300 140 210 275 – – Salon L 33×81×20 2,673 300 140 210 275 – – Salons I, J, K, L (combined) 67×81×20 5,427 600 265 420 500 – – Salon M 33×81×20 2,673 300 140 210 275 – – Salons L, M (combined) 66×81×20 5,346 600 265 420 550 – – Salons I, J, K, L, M (combined) 100×81×20 8,100 900 465 630 775 – – Salon N 28×34×20 952 90 40 60 85 22 19 Salon O 27×34×20 918 90 40 60 85 22 19 Salon P 25×34×20 850 95 40 60 85 22 19 Salons N, O, P (combined) 80×34×20 2,720 275 140 210 275 – – Salons M, N, O, P (combined) 67×81×20 5,427 600 265 420 525 – – Salons L, M, N, O, P (combined) 100×81×20 8,100 900 456 630 800 – – Pentagon 17×24×10.6 408 40 16 20 40 14 10 Archives 35×69×10.6 2,415 250 140 180 225 48 56 Treasury 27×38×10.6 1,026 100 42 60 100 22 18 Congress 27×38×10.6 1,026 100 42 60 100 22 18 Mint 27×38×10.6 1,026 100 42 60 100 22 18 Capitol 36×56×10.6 2,016 200 100 120 200 32 40 Capitol/Congress (combined) 63×94×10.6 3,042 300 160 210 300 54 56 Senate 18.5×19×10.6 798 – – – – 20 – Supreme Court 27×49×10.6 1,215 100 56 80 110 26 27 Monument 27×60×10.6 1,539 140 66 100 150 32 33 4th Floor Conference Room 26×25×7.6 650 60 24 40 60 16 14 5th Floor Conference Room 26×18×7.6 650 36 16 30 60 14 12 10TH FLOOR TERRACE DIMENSIONS CAPACITY W×L×H Sq.
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