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What is the best way to get to the resort? Is it really reasonable to use the metro? Or should we take a cab? Are there any close grocery stores?
METRO Blue Line, takes 7 minutes; connectd to the terminal then resort is a block from King Street Station. OR waste your money on a cab.What is the best way to get to the resort? Is it really reasonable to use the metro? Or should we take a cab? Are there any close grocery stores?
Two girlfriends and I are flying into Dulles on April 11th and we are taking the super shuttle from the airport. It is going to be $104.00 roundtrip for the three of us. It is $32.00 for the first person and $10.00 each for the other two so we will just split the cost three ways. I know for sure the metro would be cheaper, but we are all elderly and certainly did not want to be trying to lug our luggage up the steps of the metro. Know we will use metro to visit D.C. As far as a grocery store, I did not check on that when I talked to the resort but wish I had as I don't drink coffee but have Coke as my caffein so need to get some as I am a big drinker for my "soda pop."
I don't know when you are arriving in Alexandria, but the Pope is going to be there from the 15th thru the 17th; leaving on the 18th. Probably will make getting around D.C. a little tougher because of the traffic.
It seems like half the elevators are out of service at any given time. Metro rail fares were increased recently. If you are traveling as a family or group, you may find a taxi to be not much more money, and maybe less.METRO rail stations all have escalators and elevators.
Two girlfriends and I are flying into Dulles on April 11th and we are taking the super shuttle from the airport. It is going to be $104.00 roundtrip for the three of us. It is $32.00 for the first person and $10.00 each for the other two so we will just split the cost three ways. I know for sure the metro would be cheaper, but we are all elderly and certainly did not want to be trying to lug our luggage up the steps of the metro. Know we will use metro to visit D.C. As far as a grocery store, I did not check on that when I talked to the resort but wish I had as I don't drink coffee but have Coke as my caffein so need to get some as I am a big drinker for my "soda pop."
I don't know when you are arriving in Alexandria, but the Pope is going to be there from the 15th thru the 17th; leaving on the 18th. Probably will make getting around D.C. a little tougher because of the traffic.
Two girlfriends and I are flying into Dulles on April 11th and we are taking the super shuttle from the airport. It is going to be $104.00 roundtrip for the three of us. It is $32.00 for the first person and $10.00 each for the other two so we will just split the cost three ways. I know for sure the metro would be cheaper, but we are all elderly and certainly did not want to be trying to lug our luggage up the steps of the metro. Know we will use metro to visit D.C. As far as a grocery store, I did not check on that when I talked to the resort but wish I had as I don't drink coffee but have Coke as my caffein so need to get some as I am a big drinker for my "soda pop."
I don't know when you are arriving in Alexandria, but the Pope is going to be there from the 15th thru the 17th; leaving on the 18th. Probably will make getting around D.C. a little tougher because of the traffic.
Thanks for the infor on Whole Foods and the free trolley. Plan to spend a lot of time in Old Alexandria after Tuesday in hopes of getting tours to D.C. out of the way before traffic gets too bad from Pope's visit.
Helen