1751 Pinnacle Coworking
Fairfax · McLean
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Why meet in Fairfax:
Fairfax County is where federal contractors, consulting firms and law practices keep their Washington presence, so a meeting here reads as established. Groups walk over to Tysons Galleria for lunch after.
Find the perfect conference room in Fairfax:
1751 Pinnacle Coworking, off Pinnacle Drive, keeps things quiet: McLean seats 16 for a board meeting or a team day, Wolf Trap and Idylwood hold 8 for a pitch or a hiring loop, plus a room for three.
Getting your attendees to Fairfax:
Dulles is about 20 minutes out the toll road, the Silver Line stops in Tysons, and parking is on site.
Questions about meeting in Fairfax
Croissant lists 4 conference rooms in Fairfax, Washington, D.C., including 1751 Pinnacle Coworking, every one booked by the hour and paid per booking.
Conference rooms in Fairfax, Washington, D.C. start at $35 an hour; most are between $65 and $80 an hour, and the largest run to $80. You pay per booking, by the hour, with no membership.
Conference rooms in Fairfax seat 3 to 16 people: 1 seat up to 6, 2 seat 7 to 12 and 1 seat more than 12. Filter the list by seats to see the ones that fit.
Booking out here spares attendees the downtown parking hunt: people drive in from Loudoun, Prince William and the Maryland side, and conference rooms in Fairfax suit quarterly reviews, partner meetings and second-round interviews. 1751 Pinnacle Coworking stays calm through a long afternoon, with coffee, a kitchen and booths for side calls. Put the company on one Croissant account and anyone on your team can book it.