Welcome to Holiday Inn Washington-Dulles International Airport – Your Gateway to Comfort and Convenience Near IAD. Located just minutes from Washington Dulles International Airport, our pet-friendly hotel offers the perfect blend of comfort, value, and accessibility for business and leisure travelers alike. Enjoy complimentary 24-hour airport shuttle service, free high-speed Wi-Fi, and on-site parking. Stay productive with our 24-hour business center and energize in our modern fitness center or heated, Junior Olympic-sized indoor pool. Whether you're attending meetings in the Dulles Technology Corridor or exploring nearby attractions like the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, Reston Town Center, or local wineries, our Sterling, VA location puts you close to it all. Discover history at Manassas National Battlefield Park, or shop at Leesburg Outlets. Families love Algonkian Regional Park, while golfers enjoy some of the region's premier courses in close proximity. Dine on-site at Chantilly’s for a hearty breakfast or unwind with a burger and local beer at O’Malley’s Pub. Corporate guests appreciate proximity to major offices like Leidos, Volkswagen, NVR, Booz Allen Hamilton, Cisco, BAE Systems and more. With spacious rooms, flexible event space, and our “Kids Eat Free” program, Holiday Inn Washington-Dulles is your ideal hotel near Dulles Airport and Washington, D.C.
"Super close to the airport, and the hotel shuttle runs every half hour right from the door – incredibly convenient. The room was simple and clean, had everything I needed, so I was perfectly happy. Breakfast is $15, with scrambled eggs, bacon, dairy, pastries, fruit, and more – an all-you-can-eat buffet, don't miss it! The downside is this place. If you come from the Innovation Center North exit of the Silver Line, you can only take the 322 bus to the road next to the hotel. This bus doesn't have route stops displayed, so you have to ask the driver to let you off. Public transportation isn't very reliable, which isn't great for a pauper like me who can't afford Uber. In the afternoon, after visiting the Udvar-Hazy aerospace museum, I went to Burger King nearby for a Whopper. On the way back, my path was blocked by a data center wall, and some sections didn't even have sidewalks. Classic America, where if you don't have a car, you're a nobody. So depressing."