Short walk to Georgetown and a bit of a hike to the Metro, this older hotel is well-maintained with comfortable rooms (although I found the bedding a bit soft for my likes). Staff is great and very helpful.

This is a nice hotel with no frills, but was clean and neat. Staff was friendly. There is a gym and pool. I was there for a meeting and the conference rooms were nice and large. Rooms were average size. Kind of creepy that my room looked out and directly accross from an office building, so I kept my blinds closed the entire time.

Location was not that great. The neighborhood was nice with several restaurants close by, but not close to a metro stop. Closest is about 4 or 5 blocks at Foggy Bottom.

If you are coming to Washington, DC to see the city then this is a great hotel. The rooms are clean and quiet, the beds are super comfortable, and the location is excellent. It is within easy walking distance to DuPont Circle, as well as Foggy Bottom/George Washington University, the Farragut North/West Area, and a slightly longer walk to the National Mall, White House, Capitol Building, etc. Furthermore, by virtue of its location you can easily walk to the Red (DuPont Circle), Orange and Blue (Foggy Bottom) metro lines, which will take you to the rest of the city as well as into good spots in Virginia and Maryland. The hotel is pricey but not unreasonable, so if you can afford it it's a great place to stay while you enjoy all that DC has to offer.

I, unfortunately, was not in DC to see the city. My company hosted a meeting using this hotel and the experience was just OK. The pros: the service was great, the staff was professional and courteous and helped us with problems that popped up. Additionally, the food was phenomenal. The cons: we needed a conference phone line set up, and while the staff was able to do it the signal kept going in and out and we continuously lost participants because of this. The room the hotel put us in for the meeting shared a wall with another room that was being used for the meeting. The wall, however, was a temporary wall, and noise filtered quite easily through it. The meeting next to ours was very loud, which made our discussion oriented meeting more difficult than it needed to be. While it is not the fault of the hotel that the other meeting is loud, they should be more cognizant of these issues if they are going to separate two concurrent meetings with that kind of wall.

Other notes: the gym is nice but small. The restaurant is nice but pricey. These things should be expected in a District hotel. There are many great food options nearby in DuPont Circle, however.

On the whole I would definitely recommend the hotel to anyone who wants to see DC. For I'd recommend it for the service, you'd just want to keep an eye on those other issues.

My friend and I stayed here for a girls weekend away. Check in was very friendly and we were able to check-in early at 10.30am which was great.

We had a room with 2 double beds, a reasonably small bathroom but everything was clean and modern.

Afer a long days sightseeing we decided to head back to the hotel for a rest before heading out for dinner. The beds were so comfortable we fell asleep for 2 hours and even then found it hard to drag ourselves out! I'm not surprised they advertise the purchase of their linen to guests as it was by far the most comfortable nights sleep I've ever had in a hotel.

The location was also perfect, walkable to the White House and other attracitons, Dupont Circle, and also Georgetown is pretty close by.