Getting Here

From Dulles International Airport: • Take Exit 9 to VA-28 South toward Washington/Centreville • Follow VA-28 for eight miles to I-66W • Follow to I-66 West for 9.5 miles • Take exit 43A for US-29 toward Gainesville/Warrenton • Follow US-29 for approximately 11 miles • Take a right onto Route 605 • After about two miles, cross a stone bridge and turn left into Airlie’s main entrance From Reagan International Airport: • Take the George Washington Memorial Parkway North toward Washington • Stay left to take the Spout Run Parkway exit toward I-66 • Turn right onto US-29 • Turn left to merge onto I-66W • Follow I-66W for 23 miles • Take exit 43A for US-29 toward Gainesville/Warrenton • Follow US-29 for approximately 11 miles • Take a right onto Route 605 • After about two miles, cross a stone bridge and turn left into Airlie’s main entrance From Richmond & Points South: • Take I-95 North to exit 133 onto US-17 N toward Warrenton • After 27 miles, keep right to merge onto US-29 N • Follow US-29 N for 8.5 miles, passing all three Warrenton exits • Take a left onto Route 605 • After about two miles, cross a stone bridge and turn left into Airlie’s main entrance

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From the time Airlie opened its doors in 1961 and was proclaimed an “Island of Thought” by Life Magazine, the venue has operated with a laser-like focus on delivering productive meetings that move the needle. Its decades-long legacy of changemaking includes playing host to leaders in the fields of social progress, education, public health and environmental research. Airlie’s 300-acre Virginia countryside property sits just 50 miles southwest of Washington, D.C., making it easily accessible to the world from Dulles International Airport. Every team’s success is ensured with Airlie’s services and facilities customizable to the most exacting needs. This includes professional meetings and conference support and a full suite of state-of-the-art technology—all nestled within a unique village setting unlike any other in the region. Overnight accommodations are offered in charm-filled, well-appointed guestrooms across seven historic buildings on the property as well as two ultra-private four-bedroom cottages overlooking Lake Stanley. Each accommodation is within walking distance of Airlie’s group facilities. As an added bonus, many attendees opt to borrow the property’s bicycles stowed just outside each guest building to pedal through Airlie’s natural surroundings and get their fill of green spaces before and after their meeting sessions. Even indoors, the property’s group spaces feature oversized windows to let the outdoors in—and no meeting room is more than 25 steps to grounds showcasing gardens, lakes, wooded areas and rolling pastures. The property’s food and beverage offerings are far from your typical conference center fare. With its own on-site production farm, Airlie boasts authentic pasture-to-plate cuisine in its Dining Room and restaurant. These hyperlocal dishes can also be enjoyed in one of many inventive indoor and outdoor venues for special event dining. To add experiential elements to meetings, Airlie offers a wide variety of team-building and recreational activities—many of which take advantage of the property’s idyllic countryside setting. Attendees aren’t the only ones to reap the benefits of an Airlie gathering. A dedicated in-house conference planner ensures every event flows seamlessly and successfully from the start of planning through the final day on site and beyond, making the meeting planner’s job far less stressful. For highly sensitive gatherings, Airlie offers secure locations and executive protection services. And the property’s commitment to one dozen sustainability initiatives is a bonus for organizations on a mission to meet green.