There was a severe storm in the DMV area and my electricity was out for 2 days. The temperature was 90+ degrees so I decided to take my children to stay at this hotel because they offered breakfast and had a pool. The room was standard and clean, the pool was maintained and the small gym was cool. Actually everything was okay until we checked out and noticed that the my daughter had left 3 gift cards, her Metro Smart Trip pass and $10 in a night stand drawer. We called the hotel the same evening that we checked out and were told that housekeeping was gone for the day, call back in the morning. The following day, we called 3 times and had to leave several messages with housekeeping, to no avail. Finally in the early afternoon, I went back to the hotel only to be told by the front desk receptionist that there was nothing left in the room. I saw a housekeeper and asked her if she had received our messages and she said no but there was nothing in the room. I then asked her to check again while I was there. When she returned, she handed me the 3 gift cards and said that was all that was left in the room. I was appalled. I asked for the manager and was told that the housekeeper was the supervisor of the housekeepers. Needless to say, I departed pissed!!! I then called back to the hotel and was immediately transferred to the hotel manager who told me that he would check with the actual housekeeper who cleaned the room. He asked for my contact information and assured me that he would investigate this matter and get back to me immediately. Over a week has passed and still no call back from anyone. Needless to say, I will never stay there again. Integrity means everything to me and I cannot tolerate theives and deception!! If there is another power outage, my family will stay in another location without a pool and complimentary breakfast instead of staying with criminals.

We stayed her for a trip to DC and had an easy access to downtown via 295. There is plenty of parking and lots of eating places nearby The price was reasonable for being in the DC area.

From the very start first it was maybe thirty of us all senior's one of the elevator's had just been fixed and couldn't be turned on untill it was inspected didn't mind because that was very good that they were being honest,but it was this young guy with some fancy braids at the desk. I could tell he was off but didn't want to see us all standing waiting. He turned around and carried all of our luggage up the stairs to the fifth floor , and would not accept a tip from anyone. Said it was the least he could do since we had a long ride, then in the morning he made sure we had seat's together for breakfast and that wasn't easy because there was alot of other groups there too. He also drove us too Metro station, and he fixed lil things that was wrong in our rooms. He also told us were the best places to go eat and shop.

I recently spent a night here on a 2 day trip to DC. I didn't want to pay a lot for a hotel room in the center of the city so I looked for a place outside the city. It was about 20 minutes outside of DC on the metro, and about a 10 minute walk from the metro station to the hotel (although at certain hours of the day a free shuttle is offered between the station and hotel). The room was clean and the bathroom was extremely comfortable. I did not wake up early enough for the free breakfast (the bed was too comfortable, and I wasn't with anybody to wake me up) so I can't judge that, but all in all it was a great place to spend a night and I definitely would have spent a few more days here if I had more time to tour the city.