Kellogg Conference Hotel Capitol Hill

Kellogg Conference Hotel is a hidden gem in DC, open to external groups looking for a tranquil city setting on the Gallaudet University campus. ________________________________________ Flexible Meeting Space The Kellogg Conference Hotel Capitol Hill offers over 17,000 square feet of flexible meeting space, including a 5,000 sq. ft. recently renovated Ballroom, 300 person state-of-the-art amphitheater, multiple breakout rooms, and outdoor venues ideal for conferences, trainings, receptions, and social events. Purpose-built for learning and collaboration, each space is supported by advanced technology and a dedicated conference planning team to ensure seamless execution. ________________________________________ Spacious Guest Rooms Relax in one of 120 well-appointed guest rooms and suites featuring plush bedding, ergonomic workspaces, and modern amenities. Many rooms overlook the serene, tree-lined campus—providing a quiet, restorative stay unlike any other in Washington, DC. ________________________________________ Ideal Washington, DC Location Conveniently located just minutes from Capitol Hill and Union Market, the hotel offers easy access to the city’s top attractions while maintaining a peaceful, distraction-free setting. Close proximity to Union Station (with complimentary shuttle service) and major transit hubs makes travel effortless for both business and leisure guests. ________________________________________ Dining Experience Enjoy elevated, seasonal cuisine at The Bistro Breakfast Cafe, offering fresh, locally inspired dishes in a relaxed setting. Guests can also take advantage of nearby dining destinations at Union Market or host private group meals and receptions curated by the hotel’s culinary team. ________________________________________ Why Kellogg Conference Hotel • Unique campus setting offering tranquility in the heart of DC •Purpose-built conference hotel designed for meetings and learning •Dedicated conference planners for every group •Inclusive environment rooted in the culture of Gallaudet University