Best Washington D.C. Hotels

"It is really good for price and easy to go places in DC. The Room is clean and the people in here is sooo good, They have a pool in hotel so summer would be better. They have a tub and I can easily fill up hot water in the tub. I highly recommend this place"

"Beautiful, divine and super attention just a little more cleaning in the bathroom like the tiles and taps but the rest without words spectacular"

"Transportation and dining are very convenient. The room is very spacious and bright, the health is good, there is a cloakroom. The bathroom is a bit small and the air conditioning sound is a bit loud."

" 1. It's a good geographical location for sightseeing, so when I was tired during sightseeing, I would come in for a short rest and then go out again. 2. The air conditioner cooling/heating worked normally, and the bedding was clean and nice. 3. The sink, bathroom, and toilet are separated from each other. There is nothing particularly inconvenient, but it was disappointing that there was no bathtub. 4. The shower head in the bathroom was fixed at the top, so I couldn't move it freely, so this part was inconvenient. 5. There was a large TV, refrigerator, and iron. 6. The view was satisfactory because there was a nice building right in front of it. 7. But the real highlight of this hotel is the rooftop lounge. The night view from the rooftop is unparalleled. (Rooftop is very popular. It is a hot place with rooftop customers from early evening to dawn.) "

"The location is good, important museums are within walking distance. Hotel room is big, comfortable and luxurious"

"Such a lovely hotel. The restaurant in the hotel was great. Octopus appetizer, hamburger and salmon dish were all amazing. def recommend. Staff were nice. But the vallet was sooo expensive. $60 per night. i heard that you can park $30 per night just next to hotel. But there was a random male underwear on the top of the closet. Except the parking and cleanliness, everything was great and would like to stay again if i visit DC again."

"The hotel has a good location in DC. We spent four days in the hotel, and we explored the central part of DC (National Hall, Washington Monument, White House, Capitol Hill, and many Smithsonian Museums) by walk (all less than 30-minute walk, which is reasonable) most of the daytimes. The front desk ladies were welcoming and friendly. One thing deserves to be complained about is that the soundproofing of the hotel was not good. We hear nextdoor’s customers talking and street car sirens. But our overall experience is good."

"The hotel is very new, and the rooms are quite large in the United States. It is a ten-minute walk from the White House. There are luxury stores downstairs, and there are many dining options nearby."

"The free breakfast and evening drinks were very satisfying. In particular, the omelettes cooked on the spot were very delicious. However, the pool did not seem to be maintained. The location was good for sightseeing, and there were many convenience stores and restaurants nearby, so it was very convenient."

"Before returning to China yesterday, I chose to stay at the Grand Hyatt Washington. The overall experience has highlights, but there are also some unsatisfactory aspects. When I walked into the hotel lobby, the first feeling was that it was open and bright, and the space was very spacious. There was no crowded feeling of people coming and going in other hotels. I felt comfortable and comfortable walking inside. The check-in speed was also very fast. The staff will kindly hand over an introduction paper, which clearly marked the hotel's various service facilities and precautions. It was convenient and practical, and the favorability was instantly full. However, when I walked into the assigned room, my mood suddenly dropped. This time I was arranged in a corner. The layout of the room was a bit strange, and the lighting was not ideal, giving people a sense of depression. The bathroom was even more ”disaster area”. The space was very small, and the sanitary conditions were worrying. There were still other people's hair in the washbasin, which instantly made me question the hotel's sanitation management. I thought that five-star hotels would achieve the ultimate in hygiene, but I didn't expect such a problem to occur. It was really disappointing. There are also some unhumane aspects in the check-in process. Other five-star hotels can check in by themselves as long as they can make a successful reservation on the Ctrip platform, but here, adults aged 21 and above must assist to complete the check-in procedure, which undoubtedly adds a lot of trouble for guests traveling alone or whose companions do not meet the age requirements. However, the hotel's porter service is remarkable. They are enthusiastic and quick, and they actively help to carry luggage and patiently answer my questions along the way. I can really feel the hotel's professional service quality from them, which is also one of the few warm moments in this imperfect stay experience. I hope the hotel can improve the room allocation, hygiene management and check-in process, and I believe this will bring guests a better accommodation experience."