This is the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. This hotel has two buildings and we were in building 2; in other words "the other side of the tracks". You must go up or down 8 stairs to get to an elevator. The first floor rooms are actually partially underground. On the 4th floor I had a view of a roof and run down houses. The bathroon door only cleared the toilet bowl by 1/2 inch and then hit the shower curtain. It takes a good five minutes to get hot water in both the shower and the sink.There are no ammenities at this hotel. No complimentary coffee, frig or microwave. If you want an appliance it is $20.00 per day per appliance and we were told they only have 3 refrigerators for the entire hotel. The outlet in our room was broken and falling out of the wall which made the TV reception poor. Overall it is over priced and not worth the money, I will never return to this hotel.

This hotel is in a great area and customer service is over the top. I recommend that Starwood downgrade this hotel to a lower tier because the rooms need to be updated. It's an old hotel, I see that you have tried to keep it up but I think you could do a lot more in means of the guest rooms (i.e. new baths, wallpaper, drapes, carpet, lighting, and decor). The bed was great, almost like the heavenly bed, that's all that matters is a great place to sleep and this hotel did that. However, the price needs to be lowered because of the quality of the rooms, but it's DC.

I spent five days here at this hotel. The room was alright. Nothing remarkable despite paying almost $200 a night. The room was clean, bed was great but the rooms look dated. Just a plane clock radio, no Ipod player.

I was placed in the loyalty floor and the only difference I could detect was a bottle of water the first day of my stay. The bathroom is small, as is the closet. This hotel is out of the way. A short shuttle drive (hotel provides) from the Regan Airport but not close to much of anything at all. The hotel did provide a shuttle to Pentagon City where we could catch the Metro (subway) to sight-see. Although close to Arlington National Cemetery, to get into the Cemetery we had to ride the shuttle to Pentagon City and catch a subway to the main gate. No restaurants nearby beside the one in the hotel so it was expensive and limited to eat anyplace else. The amenities were average. The little cotton balls and q-tips were available the first day but not replenished. There was a coffee pot in the room but only one serving of coffee was stocked. Room service was expensive. Two bowls of oatmeal and a container of coffee was $29. There is a coffee bar until 11am and I could buy the same thing for $15. The hotel has a roof top swimming pool but it was closed during our visit for the remodel. The view from my room was the opposite side of D.C. fortunately one of the women who worked at the hotel let us in a conference room in the evening so we could enjoy the view of D.C.

If you want to look out your hotel window and see the Washington Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, U.S. Capitol Building, and the Jefferson Memorial - stay at the Sheraton National Hotel and request an upper floor view of the city. You'll be impressed. There are very few buildings that have a view of D.C. This is one of them.

It helps to have a car if you stay here. The hotel is under renovation. My room was a Priceline deal on the 12th floor. It was recently renovated. Basically, it's brand new. The bath is fine. The bed is comfortable. There's a new flat screen TV. They have excellent canvas photos of DC sites.

While there are a lot of add-on costs, like parking, I guess because of the construction, the wifi is free right now. I've stayed here many years ago. And I would stay here again. Recommended.