Area Hotels

To receive Ocean Leadership’s corporate rate at the following hotels in Washington, DC, call and ask for the Ocean Leadership rate. These special rates are not guaranteed and are subject to availability. If you require assistance, please email us.

Fairfield Inn by Marriott Rates are the prevailing government per diem for lodging, when available. Online, complete the reservation portion, then click special rates and awards link, then enter corporate/promotional code: OLK

Hilton Garden Inn Rates vary between $219.00 and $279.00 per night, depending on the season. Please use Corporate number 2745537 when booking online or ask for the Consortium for Ocean Leadership rate when calling the hotel.

The Henley Park Hotel Rates vary between $129.00 and $239.00 per night, depending on the season. Call 800-222-8474 or 202-414-0503 and ask for the preferred rate for the Consortium for Ocean Leadership.

Four Points by Sheraton Ocean Leadership’s rate is $239.00 per night, depending on availability. Please use SET/Corporate Account #214423 online or ask for the Consortium for Ocean Leadership rate when calling the hotel.

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