Stay Steps from DC’s Union Station Hub
Rolling into Washington DC feels effortlessly refined when you stay at Kimpton George, a stylish, boutique hotel near Union Station in the heart of downtown DC. Just one block from Union Station, the city’s iconic transportation hub, you’re perfectly positioned for seamless Amtrak arrivals, Metro connections, and easy train travel along the East Coast—ideal for business trips, weekend escapes, or extended stays in the capital.
Designed by famed architect Daniel Burnham and opening its grand doors in 1907, Union Station was conceived as Washington DC’s monumental gateway, welcoming travelers with timeless Beaux-Arts elegance and a sense of arrival that still resonates today.
Today, that same energy flows just steps from our doorstep. From boutique shopping and dining inside Union Station to effortless connections across downtown DC, staying at Kimpton George means less time navigating and more time experiencing the city. Whether you're planning your next train travel getaway or searching for a centrally located hotel near Union Station in Washington DC, our Capitol Hill address keeps you close to it all.
Just Steps From Amtrak’s Iconic Travel Hub
Today, Union Station hums with energy as Amtrak’s downtown headquarters and a central hub for seamless train travel in Washington DC, with the Metro’s Red Line connecting you to both Reagan National and Dulles International airports, plus easy routes to Baltimore via MARC trains. From here, the city unfolds effortlessly: stroll to Capitol Hill, wander the iconic National Mall, explore world-class Smithsonian museums, or pop into nearby cafés and restaurants for a quick bite between adventures.
For travelers seeking convenience with personality, Kimpton George stands out among hotels near Amtrak station Washington DC. Just steps from Union Station, our boutique perch puts you right where every arrival feels inspired—and every DC itinerary starts with ease.
Check Out Union Station Near Our Hotel
Recently, Union Station began servicing buses operated by Greyhound, BoltBus, Megabus, and Washington Deluxe. Another draw? Sightseeing tours that depart from here include the Gray Line and Old Town Trolley.
Union Station also features dozens of stores plus casual eateries like Shake Shack, Chop’t, and ShopHouse Southeast Asian Kitchen. Those looking to host large private events will find no setting more impressive than Union Station’s historic Main Hall, East Hall, and Columbus Club. Whether you’re planning a festive wedding, celebratory gala, or business-related affair, Union Station staff members help make all your dreams become picture-perfect reality.
Train Traveler Tips for Visiting DC
Arriving via train travel to Washington DC has its perks—and a little insider know-how goes a long way. For a smoother experience, aim for mid-morning or early afternoon arrivals at Union Station, when the crowds tend to ebb and the grand halls feel a bit more leisurely. Traveling with luggage? You’re in luck! Kimpton George is just one short, city stroll away, making it easy to wheel your bags along wide sidewalks or opt for a quick rideshare for added ease.
Prefer to stretch your legs after the journey? Step outside Union Station and take a scenic route past Capitol Hill, where leafy streets and stately architecture set the tone for your DC stay. From there, it’s a natural glide toward the National Mall and the Smithsonian museums, while charming neighborhood cafés and local dining spots invite you to pause, sip, and savor along the way.
Whether you’re arriving for business or a weekend escape, starting your stay steps from the station means less time navigating—and more time enjoying everything Washington DC has to offer, Kimpton-style.