Event venues in Foggy Bottom, Washington, DC: the campus and the hospital are not Georgetown

Foggy Bottom holds a university, a hospital, and offices. The campus and the hospital are in Foggy Bottom. They are not Georgetown. A guest door can be a loading dock, a campus building, or a hotel. Georgetown is the next neighborhood and does not have a station inside it. This page is the station side. The reader must confirm the entrance against Foggy Bottom-GWU station in WMATA. This page does not claim a GW or hospital rental policy, and it does not state a walking time.

A shortlist fails when it treats the campus or the hospital as Georgetown, or treats the station name as the door.

Send every operator the same brief: who is coming, the date, and the clock time from first arrival to last departure. The failure to settle first is a door that is a loading dock, a campus building, or a hotel, a desk that closes before the last guest, and a room that is not private during the hours you need.

Foggy Bottom is the station side

Foggy Bottom has Foggy Bottom-GWU station. Georgetown is the next neighborhood and does not have a station inside it. Keep a Georgetown address off this row. A station does not sit inside Georgetown.

Record the street address, the entrance the operator names, and Foggy Bottom-GWU. "Foggy Bottom" can mean the neighborhood, the campus, the hospital, the offices, or the station. It is not an instruction until the entrance is named.

The reader must confirm the entrance against Foggy Bottom-GWU station in WMATA rider tools for the date and time of the gathering. Save the start, the station, the entrance, and the date and time you checked. This page does not state a walking time.

If some guests will not use transit, ask where a car stops. DMV public-transit meetup invitations covers how to name the entrance and point people at current trip planning, without promising one travel time for the whole list.

A guest door can be a loading dock, a campus building, or a hotel

Ask the operator which door guests use. A loading dock, a campus building, and a hotel are three different answers. If the guest door and a delivery door are the same, write that down too.

Ask where a car stops, and whether that stop is the guest door. A car sent to a loading dock can leave guests at a door they should not use. Leave the candidate off the invitation until the door and the car stop are in writing for your date.

Foggy Bottom holds a university, a hospital, and offices. This page does not claim a GW or hospital rental policy. Whether a room in a campus building or at the hospital can be booked is a question for the operator.

Ask who can enter after a desk closes

Ask who can enter after a desk closes, and who meets a guest who is still inside. A campus building, a hospital, a hotel, and an office each need that answer from the operator for the hours you need.

Ask whether the room is private during those hours. A closed door can still share a lobby, a restroom, or a corridor with people who are not in your group. Write down what is shared. Hold the comparison until the desk answer and the privacy answer are both written down.

This page does not state a walking time. Point people at the trip you checked, and tell them to look the return up again in WMATA rider tools for the time they will leave.

Hypothetical: 4:00 minus 2:00 is 2 hours of program

Here is a hypothetical, not a Foggy Bottom schedule and not a rate. The program runs from 2:00 to 4:00. 4:00 minus 2:00 is 2 hours of program.

Visitors need 30 minutes to clear a lobby the quote never mentioned. Ask for those 30 minutes.

File the 2 hours as the program. File the 30 minutes on their own line, as the lobby the quote left out. Ask where those 30 minutes sit against the 2:00 to 4:00 program. The 30 minutes stay a question until the operator writes them into the quote. This illustration has no rate.

Use one row per candidate

The venue comparison worksheet can hold those rows so each answer stays beside the same question.

Take the shortlist to the right next page

A Foggy Bottom address is still a Washington, DC address. Event venues in Washington, DC is the city-wide pass for the entrance, the desk, and the hours a quote leaves open. Keep the station, the door, and the desk on this neighborhood's row.

If the entrance you are comparing is in Georgetown, use Event venues in Georgetown, Washington, DC. That page does not place a Metro station inside Georgetown. Georgetown is the next neighborhood. This page is the station side. Keep the two rows apart.

Guides for this region are listed under DMV venue guides. A Richmond address belongs on the Richmond and RVA venue guide. DMV event planning guides is the wider set for the format and the guest message.

Published spaces are whatever is actually listed. Browse published spaces, read the address on the listing, and ask the operator to confirm the date. A published listing does not mean the room is in Foggy Bottom. With a place you have permission to use, plan the gathering around the entrance you confirmed against Foggy Bottom-GWU, the door, and who can enter after a desk closes.