"The rooms are spacious, well-healthed and the breakfast is rich. The traffic is more convenient. It takes about half an hour to take the subway to the main attractions in Washington. There are some shops nearby."
"The room was spacious and clean. Breakfast was okay, and the staff was refilling items quickly. Location is not great if you plan to buy groceries or plan to use public transport otherwise, okay. We enjoyed our 3 days' stay here."
"I’ve stayed here a lot recently. Nothing is as good as my first time there. Last time the room had spider webs it was disappointing. The most recent my reservation was for one night. There was a lot of loud activity at intervals during the night When I finally got to sleep … EARLY AM some child called my room 3 times the last time she said that I was making too much noise tgenight before when asked for her Mother or an adult she hang up. Later that evening I found out I needed to stay another night. OMG !! Loud noise all night long KIDS sounded like they were running the olympics called the desk they said they would send security. The still kept up the nose and running. Finally got to sleep 7-730 I thought they were doing construction. Unbelievable. The Hotel has three sections I hope the next stay won’t be in two or three "
"The room is spacious and even has a kitchen, although the fittings are a bit dated. Overall clean and homely feel though. The free breakfast is great - lots of options and well cooked. This is a very decent hotel for the price, if you don’t mind a bit of a walk from the nearest metro (around 8 mins) or if you have a car."
"It feels like living in a fraternity house. On Friday and Saturday nights, the 5th floor rooftop has disco parties which you’ll hear the music in your room until 2am if you live on the 4th or 3th floor. The staffs were nice in trying to help when I raised issue with noise. I had noise cancelling headphones on the whole night with taking melatonin so that I can fall asleep. They also gave me a room in the basement (lower level). The music doesn’t go there but there is a lot of water noise there. They had ear plugs ready when I asked them for help so it’s not a problem that they’re willing to fix. I would recommend this place to prioritise their guests than the bar visitors. Other than noise, things were pretty good though. I guess this hotel is good for young people. Parking on the streets could be difficult though."
"We stayed at this hotel for four days and I found it very convenient. The number 36 bus right outside the door made getting around a breeze. I really enjoyed Washington, and the breakfast was delicious. Highly recommend!"
"First off, I need to say that I stayed for quite a while, and I really regret it. I should have booked for just one day and then extended my stay as needed. This hotel has a strict no early checkout policy; if you leave early, they still charge you for the full booked duration.
Why do I regret it? Here are a few points I wasn't happy with:
(1) The room was too small. I booked a 'Super King Room,' which implies it's suitable for two people, but upon checking in, I realized it simply had a super king-sized bed, not a large room. On the contrary, the room was tiny; it would be okay for one person at best. The width of the room was equivalent to the length of a single mattress, and its length was about 3.2 to 3.3 times the width of a mattress (around 1.8m each, I'd guess).
(2) The hotel only offers this one room type, so there's no option to upgrade.
(3) The air quality in the room was poor. Because the room was small and had no windows, it relied entirely on the air conditioning for ventilation. After leaving in the morning and returning at night, there was still that old-fashioned train smell. This is why we left early in the morning and came back late at night – we simply didn't want to spend time in the room.
Just to clarify, pictures 2 and 3 show the actual situation with the bathroom door open.
So, if you're someone who's out all day and only comes back to sleep, if you're traveling solo, and if it's for a short stay of just a day or two, then this hotel might be acceptable."
"Standard hotel, very close to Costco, cost-effective, 15 minutes drive from the White House, the main price is low. There is a large supermarket nearby, you can buy daily consumer goods, suitable for family travel"
"The hotel is located near the U.S. National Botanical Garden, a 10-minute walk away. The room is spacious and bright, divided into a living room and a lounge area. The living room features a bar with a capsule coffee machine and microwave, a small refrigerator and sink, a small dining table for two, and a sofa for three. The bed is large and comfortable, and there's a desk and a single sofa. The air conditioning is powerful. The bathroom has separate wet and dry areas.
The facilities are complete and clean.
The front desk is friendly. The breakfast is also excellent.
There's ample parking right outside the hotel.
This hotel is a great value and highly recommended."
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GGuest UserThe hotel was clean and comfortable, and the location was convenient.
The front desk staff named Marina and other staffs were very friendly and helpful, which made my stay much more pleasant.
The breakfast was very nive and abundant.
I had a great experience overall.
GGuest UserThis hotel is excellent! From the ambiance to the service and location, everything is superb! I highly recommend everyone to stay here. Plus, it's right next to the Parliament House, so you can visit first thing in the morning. The front desk even upgraded us to a twin room for free!
CC.FGThis hotel really exceeded my expectations. Most hotels in Washington D.C. are quite old, but this one seems to have been recently renovated, creating a vibe that's both classic and contemporary. The hotel is located north of the White House, on the central axis. While it's a bit of a walk to the subway, it's definitely within walking distance. What truly stands out is the hotel's decor and furnishings. The room perfectly embodied that cozy American aesthetic I imagined, and the bathroom was spacious. The artwork chosen for the room showed good taste, and the lighting in the common areas was very comfortable. Just a heads up, the hotel doesn't provide disposable toiletries, and breakfast is à la carte. I ordered a set meal and coffee, which came to $30 including service, and it was quite delicious.
RRiana LuckAfter a very long 29-hour journey, the last thing a guest wants is to feel unwelcome upon arrival.
Unfortunately, my experience at the front desk was disappointing. The female receptionist with curly hair appeared indifferent while checking me in. Even when speaking to me, she avoided eye contact and seemed focused on other tasks. In hospitality, the reception team creates the first impression of a hotel, and I found this behavior unprofessional and unfriendly.
When I checked out, the female receptionist with straight hair was also not particularly welcoming. The only receptionist who showed some warmth and friendliness was the gentleman at the front desk.
During my first night, I experienced itching and discomfort. I’m not sure whether it was related to the bedding or towels, but I requested fresh sheets and towels to be replaced.
My room was also missing a refrigerator and a safety deposit box, which I would normally expect for a more comfortable stay.
That said, I would like to recognize Alma, who kindly provided coffee for my room, and Maira from housekeeping, who worked incredibly hard and was always helpful. They were the highlights of my stay and deserve recognition for their excellent attitude and service.
I hope management takes guest feedback seriously, as a more welcoming front desk experience would make a significant difference.
GGuest UserThis was my first trip to Washington, DC, and I booked this hotel in advance because the location looked great and I was able to get a really good discounted price.
Although the room was listed as having a queen bed, it honestly felt more like a double or full-size bed. I was also disappointed that the room didn’t have a microwave or refrigerator.
However, the biggest issue was how dusty the room was. I think it was the first time in my life that I sneezed more than 50 times in a single day. It bothered me throughout the entire trip, and constantly dealing with a runny nose made me even more tired. I eventually had to go to CVS and buy allergy medicine.
I chose this hotel mainly because of the price, but if I visit DC again, I would probably pay a little more and stay somewhere else. Most places are still easily connected by metro through Google Maps anyway, so getting around the city and visiting tourist attractions isn’t difficult at all.
That said, the front desk staff were friendly, and the location was convenient, so I would still recommend it for solo travelers. However, if you’re traveling with two or more people, I would suggest booking a better room than the one I stayed in, even if it costs more.
GGuest UserThe decoration looks like an old-fashioned hotel, so the facilities are a little bit worse. But the room is big enough, the health is good, there is a coffee machine, and the customer service staff are also very polite.
It takes about ten minutes to get to the station.
GGuest UserThis place is top notch without being pretentious and is very well placed. Couple minutes walk to JapAmer WW2 memorial and 10-15min further to post office and union station. Staff are friendly, professional and responsive. Rooms cleaned on regular basis. Amenities were great. Place is pet & ADA friendly. Just need more coffee makers. I'm officially a fan.
GGuest UserI did not have the pleasure of using the facilities however, I must commend the staff for always being helpful and friendly throughout my stay. I would recommend that the staff be advised on a contingency plan or when there are power cuts in the area to mitigate any discomfort and inconvenience experienced by guests. Unfortunately during my stay at the hotel, the power went out from 4am till the time I checked out at 2pm. It would have been a nice gesture to offer bottled water, discounted rates, coupons or some type of assistance to the guests who were at the hotel to ameliorate the unpleasant situation of being without power for such a long time. Other than that, I think the hotel is in a good location and is easily accessible depending on your needs in DC.
GGuest UserI was here for a business trip and was pleasantly surprised by this hotel. It's incredibly close to the White House, just 500 meters away, and you can even see the Monument directly from the window – the location is excellent. The hotel's food and dining options are also very good and highly recommended. The service was excellent.
GGuest UserWe enjoyed our stay here in this safe neighborhood which was a 7 min walk to the Metro. Trader Joe’s across the street was convenient and we made breakfast each day. We were too busy for the fitness center. The laundry is in a small room in the basement with two washers and two dryers for $3.50/load and very nice that they provided the soap and softener. We had a problem with the lock on the door and they moved us to another room as it couldn’t be fixed in one day. I highly recommend!
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