Fly

The Conrad Washington, DC is 4.5 miles from Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. Guests flying into DC have several transportation options, including shuttles, taxis, ridesharing services and the Metrorail system.

Public Transportation

The Washington, DC Metrorail system has an elevated Metrorail station connected to the concourse level of Terminal 2 at Reagan National Airport. The Conrad Washington, DC is just two (2) blocks from two major stations in the DC transit system: Metro Center and Gallery Place-Chinatown. When planning your trip, check Metrorail’s track work schedule. For current operating status, view weekday and weekend track work service adjustments.

Drive

Use Google Maps to plan your drive to the Conrad Washington, DC.

Valet parking is available to all downtown visitors on a first-come, first-served basis. Parking at the Conrad Washington, DC is subject to availability.

Plan your stay

Book your hotel now! We encourage you to book your Conrad Washington, DC accommodations early for the best selection and price.

The ATA has negotiated discounts and secured a limited number of reduced-rate hotel rooms to help with your trip to Washington, DC.

Book now

To reserve your Conrad Washington, DC accommodations, please visit our exclusive Conrad reservations website. Here you can book, modify or cancel your hotel reservations at any time and receive updated information about the event. 

Cancellation Policy

The Conrad Washington, DC has a 72-hour cancellation policy. 

Important Travel Documents

We anticipate that the ATA EDGE2023 Policy conference will draw approximately 400 attendees from across the United States and other parts of the world. Our conference provides an opportunity for leading professionals from hospital systems, technology organizations, government and the private sector to come together to share information and learn from one another.

Visa Requirements

Visa requirements vary for each country, and it is recommended for international attendees to visit their respective country’s US Embassy to determine required documentation. Below are helpful quick links from the US Department of State.

• Business Visa Center
• Learn how to apply for a business-related (B-1) visitor visa
• Find your country’s embassies and consulates to find out how to make an interview appointment, pay the visa application fee and much more.

To estimate how long you will have to wait to get an interview appointment to apply for a visa, please go to the Visa Wait Time website.

If you have questions or need any additional support, please contact DeAnna Grosbaum.