Most people would rent a car with a GPS and just drive to Georgetown to the Hotel. I don't drive, so I would take the Amtrak train to Union Station in downtown Washington and then take a taxi from there.

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One of the less expensive ways is to take the commuter (MARC) or Amtrak train from the BWI station to Union Station in DC, then take the Red Line metro to Woodley Park (or Tenleytown) and grab a cab or an Uber from there. A little cheaper but longer: take a bus from BWI to the DC Metro Greenbelt station, then take metro from there and change to the red line (and proceed as above) or change to the blue line and get a cab at the Foggy Bottom metro stop. An Uber or Lyft from BWI direct to the hotel is probably around $70, depending on traffic and timing.

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Dear Deborah, I wrote the longest answer in the history of answers. To be helpful to you. And Trip Advisor lost it. I will abbreviate now at this late hour. I am sorry for your loss. Your parents’ service is still felt today. I am a native Washingtonian, having moved down to Charlottesville, Virginia a few years ago. I stay at the Kimpton hotel in Upper Georgetown, when visiting family. When they don’t have room. It would likely take you more than half an hour in merciless traffic to get to Arlington National Cemetery from there. The route is difficult to navigate, especially across Memorial Bridge or Key Bridge, if you are unfamiliar. You might consider staying at the Kimpton in Shirlington, where I have also stayed, a short distance in Virginia from the cemetery and with a very nice little shopping and restaurant community right there at the hotel. I recommend Busboys & Poets for any meal, practically next door/around the corner. If you opt to stay at the Kimpton in Upper Georgetown, it is essential to know that they have kept the signage from the previous hotel. The name Kimpton only appears inside. There, you would be just down the street from the Washington National Cathedral, if you have time and are inclined to visit. Either hotel would need to advise you on room availability and proximity of available rooms to each other. I have attended several internments at the cemetery. You will find, I think, that the dignity, honor, and organization, will be very meaningful and comforting at this difficult time. Sincerely, Erin Taylor Monroney

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There is a bus stop near the hotel, about a two minute walk. That will get you a bus that takes you to the Metro (tram) that will drop you off about a 6 minute walk from the stadium. Check Google (search with this wording: public transportation from kimpton glover inn, Washington DC to Nationals park), it is very helpful with times and directions. Also the hotel staff is extremely helpful and awesome if you have further questions.

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yes - they have valet parking - forget the price but usual expensive price as any hotel. however, if you are lucky and make left turn on block as you would past hotel - there is one side of street for which no residence permits are needed and you can park your car free of charge. been there twice in 2017 and both times I was able to park there for free and got around city via uber and public transportation

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