The Queen Suite at Prince Street Inn

Summary:
Prince Street Inn is nestled in the heart of Old Town Alexandria, a historic district along the Potomac River marked by cobblestone streets and red brick sidewalks. Located on the quiet side of bustling King Street, stroll through endless indie shops, foodie spots, and open-air eateries by the river.

The Space:
Located on the first floor and delighted with everything you need for a cozy stay for two, the Queen Suite is appointed with a queen-sized sleeping nook turned cozy alcove. Watch cable or login to your favorite streaming service on the 40" pivoting flat screen TV. The kitchenette is equipped with cooking basics, refrigerator, microwave, 2-burner electric cooktop, and Nespresso coffee maker. Hair dryer and handheld steamer included in each suite and laundry facilities in the building are available to all guests.

Guest Access:
This property provides secure, keyless entry with an August Smart Lock. You can lock and unlock the door with your personal entry code issued to you for the duration of your stay.

Washington DC city line (15-min drive)
Reagan National Airport (12-min drive)

Garage Parking
Just one block away, The Courthouse Square Garage (111 S. Pitt Street) is just $5 all day on Saturdays and Sundays, $5 weekdays after 5 p.m., and $2.50 per hour or $10 all day on weekdays before 5 p.m. Plus, parking in the garage is free during the Old Town Farmers’ Market each Saturday until noon. There are more than 15 parking garages throughout Old Town from the waterfront to the King Street Metro.

Street Parking
Parking meters in Old Town are free after 9 p.m., on Sundays and on state holidays. Throughout Old Town, visitors will find metered street parking for two- and three-hour limits. Metered spots are located throughout Old Town. Some streets feature meter stations that accept credit cards and coins while other streets accept app-only payment. Additionally, free two- and three-hour spaces are located just a few blocks off King Street (north of Cameron Street or south of Duke Street).

Handicapped Parking
Handicapped parking is free for up to four hours at single- and multi-space meters. In addition, individuals with a handicapped license plate or hangtag can park more than twice the time posted on signs in time-restricted parking zones.

ParkMobile Parking App
Paying for metered spots in Alexandria is easy with ParkMobile. The app allows users to start and stop their parking sessions, meaning you’ll only pay for the time you are actually parked. The same system is used in Washington, D.C., Arlington County, Montgomery County and Prince George's County. Simply download the app, create an account and then, when parking, look for the zone number on the blue “P” signs or on a pay station and start your session.

The Neighborhood:
Located one block away, browse boutiques as you stroll along the King Street Mile, lined with 200+ independent shops and restaurants, and see public art at the waterfront.

Getting Around:
KKnown for its walkable lifestyle, Alexandria is a city best experienced on foot.

King Street Trolley:
The closest trolley stop is St Asaph St. Old Town's free environmental-friendly bus operates daily with stops every 15 min from 11am-11pm. View PDF map for current route and service schedule:
https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/track?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:f57be505-0683-4bbe-b09c-8a60982a3290#pageNum=1

Closest Metro:
King Street-Old Town (blue/yellow line at lower side of map)

Pocket Metro Guide:
https://www.wmata.com/rider-guide/new-riders/upload/pocket-guide-English.pdf

Other Things to Note:
All items in the suite must remain in suite. Any loss of or damage to item(s) will be assessed.

Interaction with Guests:
I will be available to you 24/7 via phone, text and email for the duration of your stay and will be in the hotel's office a few days each week.