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Crashpads near Washington DC IAD · DCA · BWI
Airports covered: IAD · DCA · BWI. Public base guide and crashpad listings. Reviews are checked before they are published.
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Airports covered: IAD · DCA · BWI. Public base guide and crashpad listings. Reviews are checked before they are published.
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Rate a crashpadAirport markers: IAD, DCA, BWI. Crashpads with a published street address appear as pins. Shaded circles show the general area a crashpad names on its card (about 1.5 miles across), not its address. Airport positions from OurAirports. Report a map issue
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Crashpads are tagged by crew type (pilots only, flight attendants only, or pilots and flight attendants) and men/women (men only, women only, or coed; a crashpad where the host doesn't say is labeled "Men/women: Not listed by the host" and shows under every option). They also carry shift-worker and long-stay attributes: day-sleeper friendly, stay length (nightly, weekly, monthly, or 30+ nights), private room, truck/RV parking, and time to the terminal. Anything marked "Not specified" shows under every filter until a review tags it.
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From the host's website: crashpads in Crystal City, close enough to walk to DCA or ride one Metro stop. Male pilots have their own crashpads, and women pilots and flight attendants share separate ones. Every bed is a cold bed, and each unit has a kitchen, regular cleaning and a balcony.
From the host's website: a BWI-area crashpad that says it has served airline crew since 1999, with properties about 3 miles from the airport. You can choose an assigned bed in a shared room or a private room. It has no hot beds.
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Of the 2 crashpads listed near Washington DC that publish a monthly starting price, starting prices run from $310 to $380 a month, with a median of $345. 1 other crashpad listed here doesn't show a monthly starting price, so ask the host. These are each crashpad's lowest advertised rate; check the current price with the host.
Metrorail's Silver Line serves the Washington Dulles International Airport station, which connects to the terminal through an indoor walkway with moving sidewalks. Reagan National (DCA) has its own Metrorail station on the Blue and Yellow lines, connected to the airport by covered walkways.
Source: WMATA, Airports and Train Stations (wmata.com). Checked Oct 22, 2026. Fares and rules change, so confirm before you rely on them.
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Last checked Oct 18, 2026. Hours are local time as printed by each source. Spotted a change? Report it.
