Carr Workplaces Reston Town Center
Reston · Reston
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Why meet in Reston:
Reston Town Center reads as a corporate address without the downtown traffic: Comscore, Google and Dulles corridor contractors keep offices within a few blocks, and groups walk to Market Street for lunch or out to the fountain afterwards.
Find the perfect conference room in Reston:
Carr Workplaces, at 1818 Library Street, is quiet and professional: the R.E. Simon Training Room seats 22 for a team day, the Library Boardroom holds 12 for a board meeting, and the Wiehle Room for five or the Explorer day office for two suit a hiring loop.
Getting your attendees to Reston:
Dulles is about 15 minutes away, the Silver Line stops a block off, and parking sits under the Town Center.
Questions about meeting in Reston
Croissant lists 4 conference rooms in Reston, Washington, D.C., including Carr Workplaces Reston Town Center, every one booked by the hour and paid per booking.
Conference rooms in Reston, Washington, D.C. start at $40 an hour; most are between $70 and $130 an hour, and the largest run to $130. You pay per booking, by the hour, with no membership.
Conference rooms in Reston seat 2 to 22 people: 2 seat up to 6, 1 seat 7 to 12 and 1 seat more than 12. Filter the list by seats to see the ones that fit.
Reston suits a meeting a client shouldn't have to cross the Beltway for: attendees drive in from Herndon, Loudoun and Tysons, and anyone flying in is in the room soon after landing. Federal IT, cyber and consulting firms run kickoffs and interview loops here, then walk out for a drink on one of the patios. A company account lets anyone on your team book a conference room in Reston, billed together.