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

The location of the hotel is very close to the White House. Although the room is a bit small, it is clean and tidy. The view on the top floor is very good, there is a bar, and the service attitude of the staff is good. The only bad thing is that they call the front desk to get us cleaning supplies and they never show up , a little disappointed😞 Also, the bed is too soft, I can't rest well at night, and the coffee machine can't be used. Overall, I only agree that the location and hygiene here are very good. Others are not recommended

Hotel location is good, walking to Capitol Hill for ten minutes, Uber to the White House and Washington Monument are not expensive. The Botanical Garden and the Natural History Museum are also not far away. Hotel breakfast is not bad, typical American breakfast. Good health and good service. It is very expensive, and the room rate already includes the service charge. After the stay, you will be charged a facility tax of more than 20 knives per day. I hope that Ctrip will clearly inform the hotel of the additional charges after the trip, if it is a hotel practice. I feel that the temporary deduction is unreasonable.

It's an old hotel, but the two-king-bed suite is really comfortable. It has a spacious living room, desk area, dining space, balcony, entrance area, and a wraparound balcony that you can go out. You can imagine the sense of form of a good hotel decades ago. The outdoor pool is lovely in the summer. The location is great! It is very close to the zoo and the very quiet and beautiful Rock Creek Park. There are also many restaurants in the Woodley Park area, and it is a 5-10 minute walk from the subway station. Good value for money! The service is average, and the front desk staff on different shifts don't seem to have smooth handovers with each other. They changed us to a single-bed suite midway. The room was much smaller. The mattress on the sofa bed was a bit too bad to sleep on. Please update some of the old furniture in time!

The price is expensive and the service is great. At night, I will place Evian mineral water and cups on the bedside table, place foot mats next to the bed and washstand, fill the ice cubes with ice cubes, and turn on the sleep aid music. It is in all hotels I have stayed abroad the best.

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 is nice, very close to the White House, Chinatown is nearby, and there is a subway downstairs, so it is very convenient to go anywhere.

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 luxurious and very big. The front desk is nice. We booked two double-bed rooms. We didn't have it at checkin and gave two double-bed rooms instead. No breakfast, expensive parking, free coffee.

The hotel is in a unique location, with famous attractions such as the Capitol and Chinatown within walking distance. It is not far from the subway station. The facilities are very new and the self-service coffee machine in the corridor is very convenient. The only drawback is that I often hear the door closing.