Within any of our qualifying* local delivery zones, purchase any in-stock item by 2 pm, and our professional red carpet delivery team will deliver your mattress the same day. Our delivery team will remove your old mattress, set up your new one and even wear cloth booties to ensure that your home stays clean! Delivery service is available 7 days a week. Soft goods may be shipped via UPS if they are not purchased with a mattress. Same day delivery is not available in some outlying areas. Please call (800) 378-2337 or chat with us if you have any questions. *Enjoy next-day delivery in Monterey, Reno, Bend and Medford. Express delivery offered in Palm Springs and Hawaii markets. Same-day delivery is not currently available in these regions or available on products labeled ‘online-only’. **Additional set-up fee may apply in select markets. See store for details. Get free delivery when you spend over $499 online. This includes same day / next day delivery, free in-home set up, removal of old mattress, and our trademark red carpet delivery!*
*Available for most products and online only. Enjoy next-day delivery in Monterey, Reno, Bend and Medford. Same-day delivery is not currently available in these regions or available on products labeled ‘WEB ONLY SPECIAL’. Items delineated as “WEB ONLY SPECIAL” ship free with ground shipping and do not include in-home delivery or setup, nor do they qualify for Red Carpet Delivery. Small items such as sheets and pillows may be shipped to you separately by an external shipping carrier. We guarantee your new mattress will be delivered within a designated 1 day delivery window, or your delivery is free. If your delivery is late, simply contact the store of your original purchase after signing the delivery manifest with the delivery time stamp and we will credit your account or mail a refund check for the price of your delivery fee within three weeks. See store for details. Not applicable on all products. As part of our Red Carpet Delivery Service, we will contact you to schedule delivery whenever it's convenient for you.
While we install your new mattress, we will also haul your old mattress away. *Not available in all areas. **Same day delivery available in stores and next day delivery available online. With just a few minor preparations, your home will be ready for delivery of your new mattress set:About UsLocationsOur Commitment BIG Clearance Sale In Progress ! Here at Z Furniture Store, we carry a wide selection of furniture and mattresses from top brands. If you are looking for furniture for any room in your home in the Washington DC, Northern Virginia, Fairfax, Alexandria, Arlington VA and Maryland, area, Z Furniture Store is the place to go. We are conveniently located close by in Alexandria Virginia at the intersection of 495 & 395 & in the heart of the Nation's Capital.We offer White Glove Delivery in the Washington DC Metro Area, where our professional delivery team inspects all furniture prior to delivery. And of course, we completely assemble and set-up in the room of your choice.FASTER, EASIER & MORE CONVENIENT THAN THE REST!
There are multiple airports serving the DC area, wise wanderer. You can land at Dulles International Airport or Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, both in Virginia and within a short drive of the top hotels in Washington, DC. Another option is the Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport. Transportation: Once you’re on the ground and you reach the arrivals curb, you can get to most Washington, DC hotels in about a half hour. Of course, the journey depends on which airport you’ve arrived at. The Reagan National Airport is just 10 minutes from the center of the city, accessible via rental car or a short cab ride. If you’re landing at Dulles, the journey is a bit longer. You’ll rely on a rental car or shuttle to make the 26-mile trek to your hotel. If you land at the Baltimore/Washington airport, grab an Amtrak train to Union Station in the city. Once you’re firmly in DC, you can rely on the metro system to get most places. Security Considerations: Washington, DC boasts a bounty of history.
Monuments whisper stories of the past and memorials offer a place for quiet reflection. And yet, the city remains the center of the federal government. That means many of the places you want to visit hold an important function and are protected by strict security measures, wise wanderer. If you want to visit the White House, for instance, you must gain permission from your congressperson in advance. Research museums and other points of interest in advance to find out if you can bring a bag, should expect a metal detector, or are allowed to tour as a member of the public. From cherry blossom season in April, when hope and temperatures spring eternal, to the snow-filled days of December, the seasons in DC are each unique. Your experience will be quite different depending on when you visit, sage traveler; plan your getaway accordingly. The average temperature in June is 83 degrees, while January is a brisk 42. 1. Spend the Day at the Smithsonian Institution (0.7 miles from the JW Marriott)
The Smithsonian has been around since 1846, bestowing knowledge and imparting the wisdom of the past to visitors from around the world. Tour the collection of museums, which include the African Art Museum and the National History Museum. Enrich your appreciation of art and culture and explore the National Zoological Park, which is a part of the institution. 2. Visit the United States Holocaust Memorial (1.2 miles from the Sofitel) Pay a somber tribute to the victims of the Holocaust at this moving museum. Exhibits take you through the history of the WWII occupations, including video footage and artifacts. While the hours you spend here will be serious, wise wanderer, they will be meaningful to be sure. 3. Tour the National Memorials (1.8 miles from the Dupont Circle Hotel) Washington, DC offers a myriad of memorials to important historical figures and the brave service members who have died in conflict. Stand before the impressive marble Lincoln Memorial built to honor the nation’s 16th president, and watch the sun set behind the Washington Monument which was built for the first president.