Romadoc
May 5, 11, 10:07 pm
What is the best way to go DCA to R-C 22nd st. for two persons with carry-on luggage? What would be the approximate cab cost? We are super seniors who have never been to DC.
Washington D.C. (including Baltimore) - DCA to R-C 22nd st.View Full Version : DCA to R-C 22nd st. Romadoc May 5, 11, 10:07 pm What is the best way to go DCA to R-C 22nd st. for two persons with carry-on luggage? What would be the approximate cab cost? We are super seniors who have never been to DC. EricH May 6, 11, 4:16 am Guessing that you mean the Ritz-Carlton, a cab from DCA would probably cost $20-$25. RMINIONE May 6, 11, 9:59 am You can use Metro-- Blue Line from Airport to Foggy Bottom $1.85 each. From Foggy Bottom Metro to the Ritz is less than 15 minute walk (approx 2.5 blocks) EWR-6785 May 6, 11, 12:04 pm It's not a long walk, but there are lots of streets to cross because of the way DC is laid out. I found it a PITA when I did it with a rollerbag, but that was a blustery day in November. Personally, I'd say you may as well take a cab if you are staying at the Ritz. Especially if it is the slightest bit hot, cold, rainy, windy, you are travelling during rush hour, etc. If you feel like a walk on a nice day, then go for it. GoingAway May 6, 11, 12:06 pm I agree for first timers to DC, etc to just cab it over to the RC, then do your walking sans bags from there. I assume the "super" was that you are fine for walking, etc and that was the purpose of the comment. ;) Often1 May 6, 11, 12:13 pm If you mean the Ritz at 22nd between L & M, easiest is to take a cab. Typical fare is $13-15 + tip & presuming you aren't in traffic, it's a 10-min. ride. For $15 more you can book a Red Top Sedan and skip the cab line (which is typically short). Washingtonian819 May 31, 11, 8:08 pm I concur. Take a cab. No more than $15 and a nice quick ride. Do you need suggestions for what to do in DC/where to eat, etc? |