Parking Near Washington Hospital Center, Howard University
Where Can I Park for Washington Hospital Center?
The closest listed Parksy option is a secure garage 197 yards away for $8 a day. MedStar Washington Hospital Center also provides weekday valet parking at the main entrance from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. For repeated visits or hospital work, monthly spaces 0.8 miles away cost $150 a month or $175 a month.
- Address
- 110 Irving Street Northwest
- Closest listed space
- Secure Garage Parking in the Heart of Washington, DC, 197 yd (3 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Georgia Avenue–Petworth, 0.8 mi (16 min walk)
Parking Near Howard University
Washington Hospital Center, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
MedStar Washington Hospital Center’s Own Parking
MedStar Washington Hospital Center provides valet parking for patients and visitors at the main entrance from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday (medstarhealth.org). The hospital’s on-site parking is listed at $5 per 180 minutes, with a $7 charge for 2 hours shown by SpotAngels (spotangels.com).
The main entrance is the practical target for weekday valet service, while drivers using hospital parking should follow the site’s internal signs for the appropriate lot. The parking office can be reached at 202-877-7275, and the hospital’s main contact number is 202-877-7000 (medstarhealth.org).
Street Parking Around 110 Irving Street Northwest
The hospital is at 110 Irving Street Northwest in Ward 5, near Howard University. Drivers approaching from surrounding residential blocks should treat curb parking as regulated street space rather than assuming a nearby residential street will provide unrestricted hospital parking.
Washington, D.C. street parking rules can change from block to block, so posted signs govern permit requirements, time limits, payment rules, and curb restrictions around the hospital. A car left on a residential block for a long appointment or shift can be less suitable than a reserved off-street space, particularly when the visit extends beyond the signed parking period.
Parksy Spaces Near Washington Hospital Center
The closest Parksy option is a secure garage 197 yards away for $8 a day, making it the most convenient listed choice for a patient visit or a hospital appointment. A parking lot 0.8 miles away costs $7 a day and may suit drivers who are comfortable allowing extra time before reaching the hospital.
For longer stays, two secure garage listings at Quincy Park Place are 0.8 miles away at $175 a month each. Two Channing Street NE listings are also 0.8 miles away at $150 a month each, with one described as long-term parking. Monthly options are better aligned with repeated visits, regular hospital work, or shift patterns than daily parking.
Arriving for Appointments and Emergency Care
Weekday visitors can use the main entrance for valet service between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. (medstarhealth.org).
Drivers heading to urgent care should follow hospital directional signs rather than stopping at the main entrance unless staff direct them there. The MedStar directions and parking page identifies the main entrance as the location for weekday valet service (medstarhealth.org), while the hospital contact page lists Patient Information at 202-877-6267 (medstarhealth.org).
Walking and Transit From Georgia Avenue–Petworth
Georgia Avenue–Petworth is the nearest listed station, 0.8 miles from the hospital and a 16-minute walk. The station offers a practical alternative for visitors who would rather avoid Ward 5 curb restrictions or off-street parking costs.
The hospital is 0.4 miles from the center of nearby Howard University, placing it within the surrounding neighborhood rather than directly beside the station.
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for Washington Hospital Center?
The closest listed Parksy option is a secure garage 197 yards away for $8 a day. MedStar Washington Hospital Center also provides weekday valet parking at the main entrance from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. For repeated visits or hospital work, monthly spaces 0.8 miles away cost $150 a month or $175 a month.
Does Washington Hospital Center Have Valet Parking?
MedStar Washington Hospital Center provides valet parking for patients and visitors at the main entrance from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. The main entrance is the practical target for weekday valet service. Drivers using hospital parking should follow internal signs for the appropriate lot.
How Much Does Hospital Parking Cost?
The hospital’s on-site parking is listed at $5 per 180 minutes, with a $7 charge for 2 hours shown by SpotAngels. The parking office can be reached at 202-877-7275, and the hospital’s main contact number is 202-877-7000.
What Are the Closest Off-Street Parking Options?
The closest Parksy option is a secure garage 197 yards away for $8 a day. A parking lot 0.8 miles away costs $7 a day. Monthly options include two secure garage listings at Quincy Park Place for $175 a month each and two Channing Street NE listings for $150 a month each.
Can I Park on the Street Near 110 Irving Street Northwest?
Street parking around 110 Irving Street Northwest is regulated, and posted signs govern permit requirements, time limits, payment rules, and curb restrictions. Rules can change from block to block. A car left on a residential block for a long appointment or shift may be less suitable than a reserved off-street space.
What Is the Nearest Metro Station and Walking Time?
Georgia Avenue–Petworth is the nearest listed station, 0.8 miles from the hospital and a 16-minute walk. It offers an alternative for visitors who would rather avoid Ward 5 curb restrictions or off-street parking costs. The hospital is 0.4 miles from the center of nearby Howard University.
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