We are pleased that you are interested in housing your Intern Group or Long-Term Stay conference at The George Washington University.

Our University offers a convenient location for exploring and enjoying Washington D.C.  We are located in the heart of the Nation's Capital, and are a quick walk or Metro ride (blue and orange lines) from all major monuments, museums, and historical attractions that make Washington D.C. a unique place for your interns and participants to Work, Stay, and Play!

After reviewing the information below, please do not hesitate to contact our Summer Housing Office at sumhouse@gwu.edu or (202) 994-6883 for further guidance.

QUICK LINKS:      ELIGIBILITY      DATES       RATES     BUILDINGS

ELIGIBILITY

Long-Term Stay Conference Group Housing is provided for non-profit, educationally-oriented groups visiting Washington, D.C. for internship, volunteer, or conferencing purposes.

Long-Term Stay is defined as 28 consecutive nights or more. Groups must be affiliated with an educational institution or non-profit organization (501c3, school, church, advocacy group, scholarly association, etc.).

Housing is not available for tourists, participants in conferences or conventions held by for-profit companies, corporations or firms, short-term, temporary, or transient individuals.

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DATES

Long-Term Stay Conference Housing is available between May 24, 2009 and August 8, 2009. Space is at a premium, and rooms are assigned on a first requested-first considered basis. Be sure to apply early!

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RATES

All rates identify specific room types and are per person per night. Room types specify general amenities and whether a room has a single bed or multiple beds. Rates listed do not include the 14.5% District of Columbia short-term housing tax.

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*Rates are calculated on a per person per night basis*

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BUILDINGS

The George Washington University offers four Building Group categories of residence halls to our Intern and Long-Term Stay Conference Groups. All buildings on campus are air-conditioned and many include private or shared bathrooms.

Building Group 1 rooms are traditional dormitory-style housing with common floor bathrooms. 

Residence Halls Include: Madison, Strong, and 2034 G Street

Building Group 2 rooms have a private bathroom, kitchen, and are set up studio-style as one large living space. 

Residence Halls Include: Fulbright, International House, Guthridge, JBKO, Munson, 2109 F Street, Building JJ, and West End

(FSK is closed for the 2009 Summer season)

Building Group 3 rooms offer the greatest level of amenities.  All rooms have kitchens and a private bathroom(s).  Rooms are set up either studio-style or offer bedrooms which are separate from the living/kitchen space. 

Residence Halls Include: City Hall, Dakota, Ivory Tower, New Hall, and 1959 E Street

*Benefit * - Building Group 2 and 3 room styles offer the interns the best of both worlds; an independent urban apartment living experience, while sharing their Washington, DC experience with other college-aged students.

Building Group 4 rooms offer the single rooms.  These rooms have a range of amenities from a common floor bathroom, to a single room with a private bathroom, to a single room with a kitchen and a private bathroom. 

Residence Halls Include: Mitchell, International House, Guthridge, Strong, West End, 1959 E Street, as well as HOVA (grad students only) and The Aston (grad students only)

*New Amenity * - Summer 2009 is the first summer season where our inventory of singles are available for the Intern and Long-Term Stay Groups.

The Living @ GW website (http://living.gwu.edu/halls/list/) site can provide more specific information regarding amenities available in these residence halls. 

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