Location is great…read more However it fills quickly, and it seems you're out of luck if you enter and can't locate any parking. Ended up driving around for 20minutes with literally 0 open spots (and no one leaving). Other cars were circling, doing the same as me. Ended up deciding to leave, and was told that surely, there must be spots on B4. So I went back down to B4 (had already checked), and of course, no spots. Went back up and was told I had to keep looking (not sure it makes sense to keep staring at full parking spots all day), or pay as if I had parked. There needs to be a better system to alert the attendant that the lot is full, and you should definitely not have to pay for entering a completely full lot, and not parking at all...

Easy access. Large. Close to the Mall and Museums. Easy elevator into building and food court…read more Expensive but that's a given.

Yonas Assefa, the Manager at 1110 is remarkable. He was curious, caring and beyond exceptional in…read morecustomer service. I was inspired by his commitment to support at the highest level and make sure my experience was ideal

PROS: This place is the nicest parking garage I've ever seen. This looks to be new, has charging…read morestations, and many of the spots were available. So this isn't as well known as other parking garages. The people there are nice, the price is good, and its available on Parkwhiz app CONS: The staff struggled accepting my Parkwhiz QR code and held us up. It's also very cramped inside OVERALL: I will be coming back to this parking garage next time i come by for the day

This garage can be accessed from 20th Street NW and from 21st Street NW. It's in a narrow alley…read morebetween F Street NW and G Street NW, and is usually not manned, and all machine-operated so no human interaction needed. The garage has a lot of spots, high ceilings, wide spaces, clear signs, excellent hours, and multiple exits. Daily rate during the week is $23 but the location cannot be beat if you need parking in that area and don't want to deal with a valet person messing with your car.

Reasonable prices for a garage in downtown DC. My credit card got stuck in the machine and they…read morecame out to retrieve my credit card.

Great garage. They open early, stay late, and have a staff that cares and always goes the extra…read moremile. You really can't ask for more from a DC garage. I use the garage whenever I need to park around the western end of downtown.

* Location note: While the address is 1333 New Hampshire Ave NW, the actual entrance is on 19th St…read moreNW, between Dupont Circle and Sunderland Place, almost directly across the street from the South entrance to the Dupont Circle Metro. I've parked here at least several times a week for more than ten years. For what it is - an underground parking garage in an overpriced city - it gets 3.5 stars. I rounded up because the garage attendants are almost universally friendly, always very polite, and they were incredibly helpful when I got stranded with a bad battery (twice, thankyouverymuch). They park your car (see below), take your payment, bring your car back to you, and give you a receipt upon request. Language is sometimes (though very rarely) a barrier. Lighting is adequate. The garage sometimes fills up on weekdays, most often when either the weather is bad (and people don't want to deal with public transportation), or Metro is having a particularly bad day (and people don't want to deal with public transportation). If you have a monthly account, though, they'll always make room for you (in my experience). FWIW, you can reserve guaranteed parking at this garage in advance, using online apps like Parking Panda. * If you're a sometimes-or-one-time parker, you should know that on weekdays during normal business hours, you must let them park your car (valet), and until 11am you need to pull down the first driveway to the attendants (they aren't at the booth at the top of the ramp until after 11am). * If you're a frequent parker, you can park your own car if you set up a monthly account. (Easiest way to do that is online.) Keep in mind that they don't always have monthly accounts available. (I was working in Dupont Circle for several years before they had any available, but they seem to have more openings these days.) Happy parking!

I'm giving them an extra star because they are seriously the only option for parking in this…read moreneighborhood. Only one out of three parking spaces are accessible when the place is packed (every night), as two are partially blocked by the cement columns. The narrow aisles make it really hard to navigate into one of these spaces. At least the stairwells didn't smell like pee! That's a bonus. Didn't see an attendant, so you're on your own.

Worst experience. Zero customer service. I was charged the whole day rate and I wasn't told I…read morecouldn't leave the parking without having to pay the whole rate again. Do not recommend to anyone

I ended up parking here while trying to go to another lot. This location worked out great for our…read moreneeds. We were able to get a spot, and the car was there when we got back. Staff wasn't super organized, but they were friendly and I was willing to trust them with the keys to my car, so there is that. This is a rather small lot with many spots being double parked in, so they ask you to leave your keys in the car (kind of freaks me out to be honest). It's like a hybrid valet - I parked my car in a small spot, but they brought the car back to me. If you're from out of town, or just not used to city spots, these spots will feel really small. Combine that with having to back in to them, and if you're already sweating you might want to find a different place. I do think the staff may have parked my car for me if I'd asked, so maybe this is a bonus for you. Because of the tight parking, double parking etc, there is a bunch of staff working, and it can get really confusing figuring out what to do. "Park down there" isn't helpful when there are a few cars moving around and a couple of spots. In the end, and with direction from no less than three people, we got our spot. I was complemented on my ability to back in to a spot. Some basic facts that might help you out - on the weekdays, they're open til 10pm. The cost for anything over an hour is $23. So, a tad pricier than elsewhere I've seen, but it was right across the street from our destination and we were running late, so it was worth a few extra bucks.

This is one of the better and more reasonably priced garages in the area. It is very modern and…read moreclean. It is also very spacious. If you are going to be in the area for an extended period, you may want to consider getting a month-long contract, even if you will not be there for the entire month. Currently, they are $30 per day (Overnight) or $295 per month. You can enter and exit the garage via 11th Street and 9th Street. 11th Street has a stoplight and is easier to navigate. The staff there is very friendly and helpful. I have not had any issues with parking at the garage. I am very pleased with them and highly recommend parking your vehicle here.

Parked here overnight for ~2 days after driving to DC for a conference! Reasonably priced imo, $68…read more We had no trouble during the parking period; there were tons of spots available & personnel always present when we were there. 10/10 would recommend!

Can believe I haven't done a review before. First of all I love dc and could look at all these…read morethings over and over again. The memorials are diverse works of art and this temple is no exception The fours score and seven steps that lead to the "Lincoln moment" is one of the truly sacred places in our country. Every American should visit and read two of the three most important American speeches (along with dr kings which was delivered from this spot) Truly beautiful breathtaking architecture Be grateful america!

The Lincoln Memorial honors Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president of the United States, who was…read moremartyred for his contribution in leading the U.S. through the Civil War and eventual freeing of approximately 4 million enslaved Africans and their American descendants after the Emancipation Proclamation. The Lincoln Memorial, at the moment, is the furthest memorial west of The National Mall (with the Desert Shield and Desert Storm Memorial, currently under construction, being adjacent to and slightly further back along Constitution Avenue. The memorial is a little over 100 years old, but you couldn't tell considering its relatively pristine condition due to use of marble and granite in its construction. The stairs of the Lincoln Memorial is the platform of the iconic MLK "I Have A Dream" speech. Normally you can find visitors and tourists sitting on the stairs of the memorial. The Lincoln Memorial is a feature itinerary stop for tour groups, many of which normally a minimum of 25 people. The memorial is in the final stages of completing its $69 million project of a museum and exhibit underground, giving more of a story and construction history of the memorial. The best time to visit the memorial is at sunset and night when it is illuminated and the top of the stairs presents a photo op for the Reflecting Pool, Washington Monument, and U.S. Capitol in the backdrop.

If you are looking to go to any local Restaurant or of course, church, park here. We were going to…read moredinner at Mari Vanna a block away and the nearest parking garage was 25$ for more than an hour. We came to this garage and it was 5$ flat rate, closing at 7 on the weekends. Cash only so please be aware and pretty low ceilings.

Weekend gem 1/2 block off Connecticut. This 105-space underground lot fills up early, but the rates…read moreare worth the effort. DO NOT ATTEMPT in a huge SUV or a long bed truck, that's just crazy talk. Low ceilings and narrow aisles are fine for a large sedan. Enter like you're parking under St Matthews Cathedral. Spaces are an even mix of single and double spaces. If you use a double-parked space and block someone in, you must leave your keys with the attendant. No public elevator access. 5 stars for the location, sneaky entrance and weekend pricing.

Parked our car with Colonial Parking while staying in the area. We utilized Spot Hero which allowed…read moreus to scan in/out with a QR code. Otherwise I believe you can pay at the machines. The entrance is right next to Ritz Carlton. Pretty convenient location with access to all the hotels in the area. Good amount of parking spots with several floors, but be on the lookout for if they are specifically reserved for a vendor or for hotel guests. Elevators were a little harder to find but they lead to the ground floor of the Ritz Carlton.

horrible. customer beware. the parking is VALET with no signs or markers to indicate valet before…read moreyou drive into the garage. The VALET attendance are arrogant and difficult to understand. They get very offended if you don't hand the keys of YOUR CAR to them. No valet sign in front of the garage to warn you it's VALET ONLY. You won't know it until you press the gate button and take a ticket. once you drive past the gate, no turning around on your own. the attendants don't make it easy to turn around and leave (not without getting a "little talking too"). $23 dollars to park for 1hr and it's valet. avoid this place imo.