Hotels in Penn Quarter, Washington D.C.

The hotel is just outside the subway. It is very convenient to go to the airport and train station. relatively new. The pattern is very good. Catch up on first floor renovations. The gym is not open. Sound insulation is good. Can't hear it at all. Walking distance to Lincoln Park and Capitol Hill.

I just checked in this afternoon and was resting when a waiter came and rang the doorbell and asked to come in to check the water bar. I told her that I just checked in and hadn't touched it yet, but she insisted on not leaving, saying that this was her job responsibility. I said you should check before I checked in, not when I checked in and rested, but she insisted on not leaving, saying that she didn't come in the morning because she was busy at work. I had no choice but to let her in and she wouldn't leave. I had no choice but to let her in to finish her job. The front desk staff was also not polite. The male and female front desk staff didn't even say hello when checking in and checking out.

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.

By far the worst JW Marriott 'experience' I've had. The elevator system was terrible, often times waiting for 20-30 mins for the elevator, and when it arrives, it's already full, having to wait for other elevators. This elevator system need to be reprogrammed. The fitness center was close and there was no notice anywhere that it was closed. I called the fitness center to ask if the fitness center has moved, the front desk responded I can go to the Westin Hotel fitness center, which was 1 mile away. One evening the fire system went off and we were told to evacuate the hotel, as we were walking down the stairs, they notified it was a false alarm. The location is great, but I will not stay here again.

The hotel is comfortable and spacious, with the elegance of an old-fashioned hotel. The breakfast is freshly made and delicious. Go to the central grassland, the core attraction, and the White House can be reached on foot. Two blocks away is Chinatown, which is convenient for eating. Macy's and various famous stores are not far away. One stop for all requirements. The only downside is that there is a humming in the ventilation duct that is facing, it must be replaced.

The hotel is conveniently located close to famous attractions. The decoration style of the hotel is very good, the room is very nice and clean. There is also a gym, bar, very convenient.

Quite a convenient location within walking distance to White House. The hotel did not want to supply a kettle but finally did provide one as the phone in the room wasn’t working. The Italian restaurant there does serve some good food.

The charm of this renovated boutique hotel just steps off of DuPont Circle is only outmatched by the level of friends and customer service provided by the staff. You cannot ask for a more convenient location. There’s the DuPont Metro stop steps away, but we find many attractions are within a 30 minute walk. The rooms are well appointed with up-to-date furnishings and design, and glorious mattresses. The staff is super friendly and helpful. The free cocktail at 5pm isn’t bad either

The room is very large, the toilet is also large, and the interior is very designed But the service is very average. You have to go downstairs to get water yourself. There is no water delivery service. The location is not as convenient as near the museum area, but it is very clean and safe. It is next to the embassies of Serbia and Kazakhstan.

The location is very good. You can walk to the scenic spots and Union Station, and it is also convenient to take the subway. The building materials are durable and the facilities are a bit old. There are not many restaurants nearby, or we didn't find them, but there is a microwave in the public area of ​​the hotel, and you can buy food from the supermarket and heat it up yourself. There are bath gels, bath towels, and clean towels. The hot water is good, and the flower umbrellas are also awesome.