I used the SpotHero app and paid $16.95 for about 10 hours of parking, which is fairly affordable…read moreprice for downtown DC for that kin on a weekday. The entrance is on Vermont Ave NW (on the right side) just off K Street NW. There are four levels of the garage, and each is numbered and color coded in case you forget the color you may remember the number or vice versa. You park yourself, and if you block someone in, you're asked to leave your keys with the staff member. They have electric vehicle chargers that you have to pay for by usage. I'd definitely park here again.

Every time I park in this garage, the attendant that takes my car makes the same joke. It goes a…read morelittle something like this: Me: Hey there. Do I need to pay now, or pay later? Attendant: You can pay now AND later. Mwhahahaaaa! And that's it. That's the joke. That's the lame joke I've heard three times. Who knows how many times this joke has been told. I challenge you to be told this joke again. This parking garage location (#94) actually has it's entrance located on Vermont Avenue, directly across from Josephine and adjacent to The Corner Bakery. While the location is convenient, the prices, payment and hours are not as much. First of all, you must have cash, They do not accept credit cards. Also, just a little over two hours parked here ran me $16. Additionally, the garage closes at 10pm so if you stay past that time, you will have to relocate on the torturous to find street parking around the neighborhood. Good news is, no new scratches on my car so they must have taken care of it enough to warrant an A-OK from me.

This is one of the better and more reasonably priced garages in the area. It is very modern and…read moreclean. It is also very spacious. If you are going to be in the area for an extended period, you may want to consider getting a month-long contract, even if you will not be there for the entire month. Currently, they are $30 per day (Overnight) or $295 per month. You can enter and exit the garage via 11th Street and 9th Street. 11th Street has a stoplight and is easier to navigate. The staff there is very friendly and helpful. I have not had any issues with parking at the garage. I am very pleased with them and highly recommend parking your vehicle here.

Parked here overnight for ~2 days after driving to DC for a conference! Reasonably priced imo, $68…read more We had no trouble during the parking period; there were tons of spots available & personnel always present when we were there. 10/10 would recommend!

This was a nice surprise to find this hidden garage with tiny entryway open 24/7 in this area. The…read moreramp is steep, but it is clean and well lit with elevators. They have a very informative sign for customers. Love this garage!

Used this parking garage while visiting the Navy Yard area, and it worked out well. The entrance is…read moreeasy to miss, but once inside, the garage is clean, well lit, and simple to navigate. The elevators were working, and the signage made it clear where everything was located. Pricing was reasonable compared to other spots nearby. A convenient place to park for events or errands.

Location is great…read more However it fills quickly, and it seems you're out of luck if you enter and can't locate any parking. Ended up driving around for 20minutes with literally 0 open spots (and no one leaving). Other cars were circling, doing the same as me. Ended up deciding to leave, and was told that surely, there must be spots on B4. So I went back down to B4 (had already checked), and of course, no spots. Went back up and was told I had to keep looking (not sure it makes sense to keep staring at full parking spots all day), or pay as if I had parked. There needs to be a better system to alert the attendant that the lot is full, and you should definitely not have to pay for entering a completely full lot, and not parking at all...

Easy access. Large. Close to the Mall and Museums. Easy elevator into building and food court…read more Expensive but that's a given.

If you are looking to go to any local Restaurant or of course, church, park here. We were going to…read moredinner at Mari Vanna a block away and the nearest parking garage was 25$ for more than an hour. We came to this garage and it was 5$ flat rate, closing at 7 on the weekends. Cash only so please be aware and pretty low ceilings.

Weekend gem 1/2 block off Connecticut. This 105-space underground lot fills up early, but the rates…read moreare worth the effort. DO NOT ATTEMPT in a huge SUV or a long bed truck, that's just crazy talk. Low ceilings and narrow aisles are fine for a large sedan. Enter like you're parking under St Matthews Cathedral. Spaces are an even mix of single and double spaces. If you use a double-parked space and block someone in, you must leave your keys with the attendant. No public elevator access. 5 stars for the location, sneaky entrance and weekend pricing.

You'd think that the logistics of operating a parking garage would be pretty well solved by now…read more There aren't a lot of moving parts. Cars come in. Cars go out. Some people pay daily, others have an account. The trick to a functioning parking garage is preventing bottlenecks. People who pay monthly don't want to wait in line behind people who pay daily. That's kinda why we pay monthly. Franklin Court Penn Parking hasn't really figured this out. Most big DC parking garages just make you pay the daily flat rate when you come in, and there's no gate to leave. Monthly people just drive around the line of daily parkers. For some reason, even though it's a flat rate for 99% of the people parking here, they want you to take a ticket and pay on the way out. But there's only one exit. And even though I can pay for a cup of coffee at starbucks in 3 seconds, for some reason, these guys seem to have a 1990's style credit card processing system that takes about 3 minutes to check out each person. And the fact that the lady who works here at night (who appears to never go on vacation) loves to chat up her friends when they check out each day doesn't speed things up much either. There's actually enough space for two lanes to exit, but one is blocked for some unknown reason. So the result is, if you leave between 5 and 6 PM, you wait. And wait. I've waited 10 minutes to get out of the garage, which is an awesome add-on to my 30 minute commute. There are other things that are annoying about this garage too. It seems to be used by some HVAC contractors who have a fleet of extra-long trucks that stick halfway into the aisle, causing near collisions as people try to navigate through the spaces barely big enough for a car. There are speed bumps every 50 feet, which I am sure are slowly eating away at my suspension, and caused me to scrape my car-top storage container once, even though it was well under the entry height limit. The elevator bank that gets you in and out is fascinating in its inefficiency. There are 3 elevators serving 4 levels of parking ONLY (they don't also go up to the office levels), and there aren't usually people waiting for one, yet it invariably takes 60-90 seconds for an elevator to come when I go to my car. What are they all doing? Why doesn't the software send an unused elevator back to the lobby so every single person doesn't have to wait every single time? All this adds up to an extraordinarily un-streamlined process of getting to your car. My commute would be 25 minutes if I could just drive out of the garage like I have at almost every other place in DC I've parked. Instead, it's 35-40. So why do I park here? Well, my employer subsidizes the rate so I save a hundred bucks a month. I am seriously considering foregoing the benefit to park somewhere else. Why don't they get 1 star? The parking spaces themselves are pretty decent. I've been in garages with awful pole configurations and tiny spots. Most of the spaces here are manageable. But that's little consolation.

I parked in this garage on April 10th and, while backing into a space, hit a low, electrical box…read morehanging from the ceiling at the back of the space. It crushed 2 sections of glass at the top of my car. See pics. Very few of the cars in the lot at that time would have cleared this obstruction that was NOT well-marked and in a poorly lit area. When I filed my complaint, they said it was marked as a hazardous parking spot, and I should have seen the sign. I said, " Why do you even offer a hazardous parking spot? If there was a hole in the floor, would you allow people to park there because they could avoid it with their tires going in straight?" They told me to file a claim with my insurance.

Parked for an event at 2pm. Came back at 5... the garage was locked with our car in it! Called the…read morenumber listed, no one seems to help! Operator stated the garage should be unlocked. No shit Sherlock! DO NOT PARK HERE!

Do not use their website to park in advance. They directed me to a garage entrance that was closed,…read morehad to go to the other side of the block. They give you a QR code to scan but their machines don't work. Had to pay to get out and dispute the charge through my credit card company.

LAZ is a total rip off parking lot company. I paid for 3 days of parking in advance and left the…read morelot not even 15 minutes after my expired time and they sent me a $92 fine. That is an outrageous fine for 15 minutes expired time after already paying for 3 days. I will NEVER use Laz parking again. Do not use this company, park somewhere else.

This underground parking garage below the City Vista Safeway grocery store is operated by Colonial…read moreParking under Station #678 and is a convenient, affordable, and easy-to-find lot. The GPS entrance is also 440 L Street NW on the right. Rates: $9 for up to 1 hour $13 for up to $2 hours $20 daily max You could try searching right out the garage for minimal metered and ParkMobile (app) street parking, but we couldn't find any open spots so I booked a parking spot through the SpotHero app. The QR code device worked well and it was easy to enter and navigate through the garage to find a spot. There's an escalator and elevator through the Safeway to take you to the street level. Super easy to exit with the same QR code. I paid $15.80 for 2 hours of parking.

No issues. Easy to find. Well lighted and safe. Located underneath the Safeway store and about a…read morefive-minute walk from the Washington convention center. If you use the Safeway store you can get your parking ticket validated. Use the payment kiosk prior to returning to your car. $9 for the first hour, $13 for less than 2 hours and $20 all day. $40 if you lose your ticket.

This garage is located almost in the heart of the Wharf, close to the Washington Channel…read more It's easier to find parking if coming during the day, but at night it is impossible to find parking and to get out of the garage. There's only one way in and out of the garage (that I saw). Drivers truly have to have patience and just know to let others in front of them. The parking spots themselves weren't very tight. Luckily there are little lights indicating if spots are open. They are signs for certain sized vehicles and certain number of passengers. Unfortunately, it was so chaotic and crowded, I didn't get a chance to take pictures The kiosks to pay are located near this entrance/exit. There is an app available to pay which would make life so much easier for those that come here often, available at wharfdc.com! Being that it is DC area, prices are not cheap for parking, but there's definitely the peace of mind parking in a garage.

I would give this 0 stars if I could. I paid the ticket near the elevator for $11, but when I got…read moreto the exit the barricade opened and closed. The helper claimed I didn't pay and I owed them $24. He insisted but I told him we were only there for less than 30mins. I showed him the proof on our credit card app and he claimed it's not going to go through so we have to pay again, even though the credit card already charged it. In the end we paid double for a quick stop.