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Courtyard Washington, DC/U.S. Capitol

Courtyard Washington, DC/U.S. Capitol

4/5111 Reviews
NoMa / Sirsum Corda
I traveled to DC with my preteen and teenage sons for a basketball game. The property didn’t receive my reservation (booked through 3rd party) but the front desk staff took the time to make it right and get us set up. They had excellent customer service throughout our stay. This hotel was VERY clean. I was actually surprised because I use to stay here frequently about 10 years ago and expected some things to run down a bit. It turns out that the hotel is very modernized and looks just as good now as it did a decade ago. The location is perfect as it’s right in the middle of the NoMa neighborhood and it is right next to the NoMa/Gaulludet (Red Line) Metro station. There are a few small shops across the street and a 7 Eleven next door if you are looking for a quick bite. The room itself was comfortable. My youngest son and I slept soundly on the queen sized bed and my oldest slept on the couch. He was pretty comfortable without even folding the couch down. Overall, I will definitely book here again as I frequently visit DC. Fo how inexpensive this hotel is, the quality was phenomenal. I can’t wait to go back.
Residence Inn Washington, DC National Mall

Residence Inn Washington, DC National Mall

4.3/5109 Reviews
2 bedrooms and 1 living room. There are 2 large beds in the room. The sofa in the living room can be unfolded into a large bed. There is a mattress, but it is soft, so it is suitable for children. It is difficult to sleep with one big and one small. Turning over will make a creaking sound, so it is most suitable for big children who sleep soundly, so as not to affect the quality of sleep. There are 2 bathrooms. The kitchen is fully equipped, but there is no supermarket nearby, so buying ingredients is a problem. The hotel can buy them for you and charges a 30-dollar courier fee. There is a small supermarket in the hotel where you can buy snacks and water. Breakfast includes scrambled eggs, waffles, sausages, oatmeal and other hot foods, and drinks are all iced. Self-service coffee, hot water is provided in the self-service coffee area. The hotel has free water filling equipment, so bottled water is not provided. It will change slightly every day. The hotel parking fee is about 53 dollars. There are many parking lots around, but it is also quite expensive (I don’t remember the specific price). You can take the subway Silver Line to Dulles Airport, which is 6.75 one-way plus 2 yuan card fee. It takes about 1 hour to get to the airport. Walk to the national mall area, about 10-15 minutes walk
Hyatt Place Washington DC/US Capitol

Hyatt Place Washington DC/US Capitol

3.8/5132 Reviews
NoMa / Sirsum Corda
Although we arrived late, almost in the early morning, the hotel staff was attentive and helped us with the reservation. Breakfast is good, although very crowded. It would be very good if the hotel could clarify to Trip.com that breakfast is included in the reservation, that is, it is complementary on the part of the hotel.
Hilton Garden Inn Washington DC/Georgetown Area

Hilton Garden Inn Washington DC/Georgetown Area

4.7/5120 Reviews
West End
The location is really wonderful! It’s close to the most famous places like the White House and DuPont Circle. you only need to take a bus to go to Georgetown. It’s about 10 minutes. The room is clean and I really recommend the restaurant on the ground floor! Overall this is a nice place to stay at when traveling in dc!
Hilton Garden Inn Wash DC Downtown

Hilton Garden Inn Wash DC Downtown

3.8/5124 Reviews
Downtown Washington
Facilities: Basic needs can also be met Hygiene: OK, stayed for a few days without letting the waiter clean the room Environment: The location is very good. The White House, the various attractions and museums of the Congress are nearby. There are still a lot of old black tramps on the street, but they will not take the initiative to talk to you.
Holiday Inn Washington-Central/White House, an IHG Hotel

Holiday Inn Washington-Central/White House, an IHG Hotel

4.5/541 Reviews
Shaw
Facilities: Well-equipped, with paid parking Environment: Walking distance from major museums, the White House, the Lincoln Memorial, the Washington Monument and other major tourist attractions Sanitation: Clean and tidy Service: Continental breakfast, waiters take the initiative to collect tips
Kellogg Conference Hotel Capitol Hill at Gallaudet University

Kellogg Conference Hotel Capitol Hill at Gallaudet University

4/5120 Reviews
Ivy City / Gallaudet
Very good, the hotel facilities are very complete. This school for the deaf was built more than a hundred years ago. There are also many scenic spots for taking pictures on the campus. After visiting Washington for a day, I will take a bus back to school after dinner at the union station, and go shopping at night campus.
Cambria Hotel Washington D.C. Navy Yard Riverfront

Cambria Hotel Washington D.C. Navy Yard Riverfront

4.1/597 Reviews
Hotel stay was nice, easy check in, valet was not orginized safely and had us stopping in the middle of the road to get out and offload luggage. There was not a designated, safe area for valet to handle the vehicles. Elevator smelled like sweaty workers and had poor air circulation, the hall way smelt like ****(not always a bad thing, just not at that time and place), and the most disappointing thing was the horrible service upstairs at the ”resturaunt and bar.” Service was non-existent and they were not busy in the slightest, the music was all ”hard” rap music cursing that was not appropriate at that time considering there were still families present. My wife and I sat there for 30 minutes before I had to ask the bartender to make us a drink and I had to pay the bill at the hostess stand since our waiter never came at any point.
Hotel Hive

Hotel Hive

4.4/5115 Reviews
Foggy Bottom
The hotel is not your typical dimension but it was clean and the mattress + pillows are one of the best I have slept on. The location was good as it was close to Metro, White House, Lincoln memorial, and Georgetown (walking around 20 mins). There is also a Metro station close by. However, it’s far away from the convention center though, you will need to take a taxi or Uber to get there. The one suggestion I have is to provide kettle for hot water in the room as well as bottle waters. Most of the reception reps are very helpful and cheerful, only the grave yard shift reception lady is not in a good mood (I know it’s grave yard shift…but). The elevator needs some improvement as well since it’s very slow… (I’m not sure it’s because of the elevator manufacturer or because of the old building).
Homewood Suites by Hilton Washington, D.C. Downtown

Homewood Suites by Hilton Washington, D.C. Downtown

4.4/5124 Reviews
Downtown Washington
The advantage is of course the good location. If you are physically fit, you can walk to the main attractions. The room is also big enough. We booked a suite with a large twin bed and a sofa bed. It is no problem for a family of four to live there. There are also kitchenware for cooking (of course, it is not realistic to cook properly. I cooked instant noodles twice for midnight snacks). For breakfast, it is best to go down early. This store is very popular. There are queues for breakfast during the days I stayed there. As for the quality of breakfast... American simple meals, there are only a few items, but the quantity and calories are sufficient. The taste is certainly not friendly to Asian stomachs. When I first arrived, an elevator broke down. I waited for that elevator... Later I took the stairs directly to exercise. Fortunately, the floor is not high. The worst thing is parking. It costs more than 50 dollars a night, and there is only valet parking. You have to tip when you pick up the car in the morning. In fact, there are many parking lots across the street, which cost more than 30 a night. You can park across the street. However, you must pay attention that parking lots have business hours. Don't park in parking lots that are closed on weekends. When they are not open for business, the shutters will be closed and there will be no staff. If you park your car on Friday, you will have to wait until Monday when they start working to get your car back (don't ask me how I know this). What about the weekend? Look at the parking signs on the roadside, which will indicate the parking time allowed or not allowed. In the United States, ”anything is allowed unless prohibited by law”. To put it bluntly, parking on the roadside is basically free on weekends... I won't go into details about this, because it would be a shame to say more. I didn't understand until the day I left that I paid a lot of $2.3 per hour on the weekend...

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Property Information for Tourists

Total Properties457
Number of Reviews 6,561
Highest PriceAED 7,904
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Average Price(Weekend Night)AED 1,404
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