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Hotel Fact Sheet Newport News Marriott at City Center Fact Sheet Page 1 of 2 • Driving directions: Start out going • Safe toward I-64/Airport Exit 0.1, turn left onto Norview Ave 1.1, merge onto I- Bathroom Amenities 64 toward Hampton/Richmond 21.5, • Bathrobe take exit 258A (J Clyde Morris Blvd) • Bathroom amenities 0.6, turn right onto Diligence Dr. 0.4, • Hair dryer turn right onto Thimble Shoals 0.1, • Separate tub and shower turn right onto Canon Blvd 0.1, hotel on the left. Room Entertainment • Estimated taxi fare: 60.00 USD (one • Cable channel: CNN way) • Cable channel: ESPN • Cable channel: HBO Arrival Information • Cable/satellite TV Check-In and Checkout • Color TV • Check-in: 4:00 PM, Checkout: 11:00 • Movies/videos, pay-per-view AM • Wet bar • Video Review Billing, Video Checkout Kitchen Amenities Newport News Marriott at • Express Check-In and Express • Refrigerator with icemaker City Center Checkout 740 Town Center Drive Business Amenities Parking • Electrical outlet: desk level Newport News, Virginia 23606 USA • On-site parking, fee: 6 USD daily • Phone feature: cordless Phone: 1-757-873-9299 • Valet parking, fee: 12 USD daily • Phone feature: speakerphone Fax: 1-757-873-9298 • Off-site parking; contact hotel for • Phone feature: voice mail Sales: 757-873-9299 details Sales Fax: 757-310-5040 Services Pet Policy Complimentary Services Marriott Rewards Category: 4 • Pets not allowed • Coffee/tea in-room This hotel is nonsmoking • Newspaper delivered to room Hotel Details • Newspaper in lobby Hotel Awards • 11 floors,250 rooms,6 suites • 256 The Room That Works® guest Guest Services Directions rooms • Full-service business center From Airport • 13 meeting rooms, 25000 Square Newport News/Williamsburg (PHF) Feet total meeting space Restaurants & Lounges - PHF • 2 Concierge levels Oyster Point Lounge • 1-757-877-0221 • Lobby lounge located on the 1st • Hotel direction: 4.2 mi SE Guest Room Information floor of the hotel • Driving directions: Exit the airport (may vary by room type) Rockefeller's west on Bland Blvd., go 0.3 miles to Room Amenities • Open for breakfast, lunch and Jefferson, turn left, go 3.4 miles to • Air conditioning dinner Thimble Shoals Blvd., turn left, go 0.2 • Alarm clock • Seafood miles to Town Center Drive, turn left, • Coffee maker/tea service City Center Cafe follow Town Center Drive 0.3 miles to • Crib • Seasonal outdoor patio, on the hotel, turn right into entrance of hotel. • Individual climate control grand level of the hotel • Estimated taxi fare: 15.00 USD (one • Iron and ironing board way) • Luxurious bedding - down Recreation comforters, custom duvets, cotton- Swimming Norfolk (ORF) - ORF rich linens • • 1-757-857-3200 • Pillows: down/feather • Hotel direction: 24.4 mi SE • Rollaway bed Activities Newport News Marriott at City Center Fact Sheet Page 2 of 2 Fitness Facilities • Newport News Marriott Fitness Center Golf • Deer Run(10 mi) • Kiln Creek(3 mi) Attractions & Landmarks • Ferguson Center for the Arts • The Mariners' Museum • Peninsula Fine Arts Center • Virginia Living Museum • Virginia War Museum • Virginia Air & Space Center • Nauticus, the National Maritime Center • Virginia Sports Hall of Fame and Museum • Virginia Aquarium & Marine Center • Busch Gardens • Endview Plantation • Peninsula Community Theatre • U. S. Army Transportation Museum • Lee Hall Mansion • Peninsula S.P.C.A Petting Zoo and Exotic Animals • Norfolk Botanical Garden • Colonial Williamsburg • Yorktown Victory Center • Water Country USA • Jamestown Settlement • City Center at Oyster Point • Port Warwick High-speed Internet Access Location | Connectivity Guest Rooms: • Wired • Wireless.
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