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Mother Tucker: Location is good. Easy to locate. Front desk staff was rude and condescending during every interaction. Room was nice but nothing exciting. The doormen and the staff on our floor cleaning were all exceptionally pleasant. They are what earned the three stars. Also, if you want eye candy, stay at the same time as dignitaries so the place will be full of secret service. I felt very safe.

Logan Deyo: Fantastic staff. Everything was top-notch, clean, and met our expectations. Our supposed room “upgrade” wasn’t really any upgrade, but nonetheless it was a good room. Breakfast was also great. About a five minute walk from the nearest Metro station which made it nice to get around. A longer walk, but we walked all the way down to the National Mall in about 40 minutes.

Katze Love: I've stayed here twice, only for a day or two each time. The lobby is beautiful and it's a cool location. Ritz is a strong brand, but since Covid it seems to have lost a little value. The club lounge has been closed for some time and the rooms could use an update. There are plenty of high-end hotel options around DC so for the price you pay here, you could also explore the St Regis or Four Seasons. Still a nice destination and good central location.

David Berman: The Ritz Carlton in Washington DC is one of the best hotels I have ever been to! The people who work there are so nice and welcoming. It is a hard place to not love. I personally loved my room. My room came with 2 bathrooms, A enclosed bedroom, and a bar area along with a dinner area. It was the height of luxury. The restaurant there was called the Quadrant. They had some of the best service I have ever had at a hotel restaurant. The food came in huge portions and looked spectacular. Overall, I truly enjoyed my experience there and I know that if any of you guys go there you will too! David Berman Public Space Rating Co. 2021-2022 Chief Rating Officer

Tammy Trungadi: My first time at the Ritz Carlton! It was so beautiful and my stay was fabulous! Maggie, a member from the staff, was so kind to me. She personally brought me carafe of coffee to my room! I felt like a princess! Room was spacious, beautiful and everything you possibly could need for a restful and relaxing stay!

Candy Be: Stayed for 4 nights. Mo at the Concierge desk and John at the restaurant coordinated cocktails one night and dinner another night for our large group. Mirna with room service was so friendly. Overall a pleasant stay.

onthegoboomer: We had a great stay here! The staff throughout the hotel were excellent at all times. We booked a room in the club lounge floor for access to the lounge which serves 5 times per day. We were told that this hotel did not automatically grant access to the club level just because you have that status from being a Marriott member and do receive at other Marriott properties. Here you have to pay. I am not sure if we would have received a complimentary upgrade to the club level but will check that out the next time. The club lounge was amazing and the staff could not do enough to ensure our comfort and happiness at all times. Fatiah, Nayana, and Beri were AMAZING and made our times in the lounge so enjoyable. They have breakfast, lunch, snacks, evening hors d'oeuvres, and dessert. Complimentary alcoholic beverages in addition to water juice and coffee/tea. The room was comfortable and the bed was great. The shower/bathroom is dated and the shower is small and the power of the water was a little overwhelming but we had a great visit and would stay here again and again.

Tyler Harris: Rooms were nice as well as the hotel staff. The whole ambience of the building was extremely pleasant especially the christmas decor. The food was just amazing. I got the hanger steak which was hands done the best flavored steak I've hand in my life. The only thing I didn't like was the admission fee for going to the pool which is just absurd seeing as how expensive the hotel is already.

Kyle Lennon: Shout Out to Meredith, she is a gem and a half at this hotel! This property is very new and certainly a show stopper, I love the ultramodern design and the bathrooms were stunning. I also loved the balcony overlooking the river and walkways. The bar had great service and great personalities to accompany your cocktails while they served you. Top notch hotel and will certainly make this my preferred DC hotel!

Adrienne Messe: The staff at the InterContinental on the Wharf D.C. is all-round amazing. I am so happy we chose this venue for our recent event. Every member of their team is truly hospitable, and they are dedicated to every client’s success and every guest’s experience. The Sales and Event Managers were helpful/agile partners to us through multiple event date and contract changes, thanks Mayte & Alicia! The Banquet Director was dependable at every moment for our 3 day-event and made sure everything was executed to perfection, thanks George! The hosts at the front door/front desk helped all the guests in our room block have an easy and enjoyable stay for the duration of our event. Thanks to all for helping make our event a success!

James Barton: The location is the absolute best if you're going to a concert at The Anthem. Everything about the hotel was lovely, clean, and we'll maintained. Service was perfect. Espresso machine and hot water for tea in the room was a good detail. Of course, this is a very pricey hotel, even for DC. Our room was near the elevator, but there was never a noise issue from outside the room.

Hope Poulsen: Pool is WAY smaller than pictures, we were all shocked at how small. The pool deck gave me and every single one of my friends splinters. And, there are only 5 lounge chairs for the entire pool. Staff is very friendly, but we had to ask for the same requests multiple times. So they seem a little disorganized. Room was very nice & clean and the location is perfect! I chose this rating because of the value - it’s not a terrible place to stay by any means, but you don’t get what you pay for. Not unreasonable to have high expectations when paying almost $500 a night, and this place did not meet those expectations.

Olivier Saint-Vincent: 100% recommended!! If you are looking for a 5 stars ⭐️ hôtel in DC, this is the one. It was perfectly located for us between Georgetown and the Mall (walking distance), and very quiet at the same time. Gym, pool, jacuzzi, library, breakfast are great. You can walk by the Potomac easily… and it’s one of the best rooftop in DC. The architecture is beautiful and bold. The staff is very attentive and always there to help. We can say that the new GM know how to make a stay unforgettable!!!

Adam Galazka: Absolutely stunning hotel. Amazing location by the Potomac River. Walking distance to many different stores and restaurants. Check in was great. Valet parking on site for $58 a night. Rooms are spacious and the most comfortable bed. Some rooms do have balconies with waterviews but they are a little dirty. When trying to call the front desk it took awhile for them to answer the phone. Besides a couple of those negative we would definitely come back.

Denny: Obviously a great hotel. Beautiful and clean rooms and amenities. So modern and its history is cool and embraced throughout the entire vibe of the hotel. However, I had kindly asked them to put roses in my Suite Room for Valentine's Day, and, after assuring me they would, there were no flowers or anything in the room, and, on top of that, they double charged me and held us up for 30 minutes at Check-In while I was with my girlfriend trying to get to bed late at night(later corrected and attributed to third-party booking?). A final nail in the coffin, in the morning, a hotel representative entered our room without our permission before our Check-Out time to "put the temperature at 72" and apologized because the room was supposed to be "empty." Truthfully it feels like it could be an unlucky experience at a good hotel, and I might even still recommend it if its within your budget for its pure elegance. But I really thought after all that, they'd give me a night free at least.

A. H.: Disappointing experience this time around. I’ve stayed at this hotel a few times in the past, but recently it’s gone a little downhill. The mandatory valet parking definitely needs improvement, as the attendants take 20-30 minutes to retrieve or even park your car. They were not at all friendly, barely spoke English, and left my car reeking of weed or tobacco smoke. Absurdly expensive rates given the terrible service. A cheap motel could’ve handled valet parking better. Embarrassing! Room and location are great. Front desk staff are super friendly. But frankly the valet service was so consistently awful over three days, that I probably won’t return again (at least not with a car).

Preeti Dawane: While the staff was great, the hotel itself cannot call itself luxury by any stretch of the imagination. On our arrival to our rooms, our bedsheets were DIRTY WITH STAINS. I have stayed at 3 star hotels where I have NEVER encountered such an issue. For the prices they charge, the Watergate is absolutely not worth the stay. The only reason this hotel gets ANY stars is because of the staff who took care of us. I definitely don’t include all of the front desk staff in that praise. I also was never contacted about the issue with the sheets. I had to follow up about the issue. We also have not received our itemized bill following check out. I’ve really never been more disappointed with a “luxury” hotel than this one. I will NEVER stay here again. Such a rip off.

Princess Good: Overall, this hotel is nice and I would probably stay at it again if I had to. Our double room seemed smaller in person when compared to the online pictures. The modern half-door for the shower was very weird. I don't think the tub was being cleaned while we were there for more than three days. Everything else was decent. I noticed the hotel is not very sustainable. It doesn't seem like they recycle there.

Anne: Great views and ambiance. They have blue light gas fireplaces in the middle of the group tables which are really nice. I know every review mentions it, the reviews mention it for a reason: they serve you $18 cocktails from plastic cups! ALSO: PARTIES OF 8 OR MORE HAVE A $100 MINIMUM PER PERSON. It's on their website in small print, but that should be in large print.

Andrew Nelle: Beautiful inside and out! Wonderful staff, very accommodating and eager to please. Anwar showed us the infamous Scandal Room 205, this is the room where all the presidential drama of 1972 went down. This hotel ain't cheap, be prepared for the 29$ resort fee and the 50$ parking fee on top of your regular room rate. Pool, hot, tub and sauna are unreal, all saltwater infused. I highly recommend this spot!😎👍

Christina Thompson: The valet and bell service was great. However a love cockroach was found in a towel when husband showered. The front desk didn't answer phone after several attempts when we couldn't connect to the wifi. Also, out refrigerator was barely cool. Lastly, the tempering control wouldn't chill the room under 75 degrees.

Alyssa Glorioso: I had the pleasure of working with the director of catering, Liliana Klein, on a gorgeous wedding this past weekend. I was the couple's planner and was thrilled to be able to produce a wedding at Ritz Carlton Georgetown. Throughout the process, Liliana was the consummate professional: warm and welcoming, communicative, addressed any and all questions, followed up after any meetings promptly, and on the day was FANTASTIC to work with. I could tell it was a high priority of Liliana to go above and beyond for the couple in making their wedding weekend a dream experience for them and an effortless celebration for their guests. Would work here for every wedding if I could! Plus, gatherings of 70-90 are my favorite!! Thank you, Liliana and RC staff.

Clarence Reber III: Easily one of the nicest hotels I've stayed at in the US. It was our third different Ritz-Carlton location, and it surpassed the other two in terms of service and feel. Let's start with the negatives: parking garage is on the opposite side of the same block and down a hill. So if you plan to self park, unload your stuff and family first (it was cheap though, so that's a plus). Also, there's plenty signs of wear on the furniture and trims in our suite. But honestly, we didn't care about any of that. We were greeted by three door men who escorted us to seats at the concierge, and then later to our suite. The concierge was extremely welcoming, upgrading our room and offering late checkout without us having to say a thing. The complimentary glasses of champagne are a really nice touch. The suite was gigantic and I really didn't want to leave. Bed was super comfortable, the tub was awesome, and the shower was huge. The bathroom was also very large with a separate toilet/bidet station. Oh, and the extra powder room was nice. Room service brought breakfast at the exact minute it was requested, and it was really good. Cutest little bottle of hot sauce, too. I understand that I'm glowing about this space largely due to the upgraded suite, and that I'll never get that again, but I seriously cannot wait to visit here again.

Patty Arvielo: I'm sorry but hope that my review helps when making a decision on what hotel to book. This is a 3 star hotel at best, it appears as though it is a Marriott not a Ritz Carlton. For a better choice book the Four Seasons Georgetown. I have an Exec Suite , the furniture is stained and old, the mini bar has absolutely nothing in it. Just not a 5 star hotel.

Alice Greenberg: I absolutely loved my stay here! The service was amazing the entire time! I stayed in one of the "Wellness rooms" and really loved being down the hall from the spa as that was my primary reason for staying. If you're not going to the spa I'm not sure it's worth the upgrade but my room was very comfortable. I was advised at check-in that the wellness rooms were closer to construction on a neighboring building but the noise was minimal and didn't bother me at all. The food was expensive but high quality and generously portioned.

Sean C: For a high end hotel, the rooms were old, not well maintained, and very underwhelming. We were super disappointed when we got into our room. It was mediocre at best. It looks like what you would expect at one of the lower end Marriott properties, but not a Ritz. The shower is super small, the toilet is very low to the ground and uncomfortable. The bathtub was dirty, the towels were small, thin and not soft at all. The wallpaper also has stains in a number of places. The lobby of the hotel is nice and the location is good. There are two wings in the hotel and our room was in the West, so I don’t know if this is an older part of the hotel or not, but it could use major renovations for us to want to come back again.

Toni Dzinic: My wife and I had our wedding at the Ritz in their Fahrenheit Ballroom, and what a beautiful night it was! We had ~60 guests and that is about the most people I’d personally recommend for the ballroom. Liliana Klein is the person to talk to when you want to plan a wedding there and she’s such a pleasure to work with. She walked us through everything from day 1. The food was excellent, the preferred vendors were also a joy to work with. Seriously, I’ve never experienced better service at a hotel. If you’re considering having your wedding here, do it! If you’re coming here for a night or two, or just to enjoy some dinner and cocktails, you also won’t regret it. We’ll be back!

Julisa Ovando: I stayed here about 2 years ago room was nice check in was good BUT I paid for valet parking once I got my car back it was ransacked everything was everywhere I had hundreds dollars worth of items from my trunk stolen I spoke to the manager with my husband they assured me they’d help me out but no 2 years later I have heard nothing. PLEASE BE CAREFUL!!!

Helena Williams: I stayed here for a week on a school trip and it was great. Our group was well accommodated, and the staff were all very helpful. The rooms were really nice and clean, and there was a whole kitchenette and a balcony. It was also within walking distance of a lot of other cool destinations. I had a great time at this hotel and I would definitely recommend.

Brooks Saylor: It was great and blew our expectations out of the water. The room was huge, kitchen, dining room (small albeit), King bed was comfortable. Price was relatively awesome for this location. Service was great. The walk-in shower wasn't lighted but not a big deal to us. You are in a city and there are city noises (sirens, loud vehicles, etc.) that you can hear in the room. Make sure you bring white noise maker for sleep and they offer it free of charge at front desk. Felt more like a apartment than a hotel room, and that's a good thing!

Katelyn Collins: I reserved a hotel room for my fiance's birthday. We had a very pleasant stay. The staff greeted us warmly and were very accommodating. They even upgraded our room for free! The room was very spacious, like a 1 bedroom apartment, with an attached balcony. There was a decently stocked kitchen attached. This is a pet friendly hotel, and a dog bed and bowls were provided at no additional charge. The gentleman at the front desk even offered to walk our puppy for us. There is a hospital close by, and the noises that come with that, and just DC noise in general, but they offer ear plugs, sleep masks and white noise machines. The bed was comfortable. Wifi was complimentary (a bit slow at times tho). Overall, I would stay here again.

Odomitchi Anikpo: Fine overall, but rather basic, 3 star standing. The location is good with some restaurants walking distance. The reception staff is nice. I reported an issue with my TV which they fixed right away. I went to the restaurant and the service was poor. I had to go look in the kitchen for someone to help after a while. The kitchenette is a plus for long stays. I only needed it to make coffee and it was troublesome. They provided a grinder (quite a loud option for a hotel room) then I couldn't work the machine properly. Too much work, not enough convenience.

Mark Jackson: Excellent location, very inexpensive, genuinely helpful, nice, caring staff, and surprise! The hotel "room" is actually a spacious apartment with a balcony equipped with table and chairs (too cold for us to use). This would be a great place to stay for a week. Tip: Take the room rate that includes parking. Paid in advance it adds $25 to the cost of the room. Otherwise valet parking is $42/night.

Megan Rainey: Great place to stay! Was only there for 1 night, but hotel was clean, rooms were spacious with private balconies and is perfectly located in the city within walking distance to restaurants, bars, the Monument and other historical sites, and Georgetown. Staff was super friendly and helpful with recommendations. Will definitely be staying here whenever we visit DC! Picture is our view from the balcony.

Paul Durkes: Hotel has a great location to everything. The rooms are clean and spacious. Having a balcony is a nice feature too. Cleaning Service is quick and not too intrusive. Only complaint is the shower gel smells horrible. Not sure why it was used.

Maria Bruce: The staff was very friendly. It was difficult to fall asleep because we were on the second floor. Maybe a higher floor would have been quieter. Also the bathroom toilet was way too close to the vanity and toilet paper holder. I kept hitting my arm and shoulder on it. Other than that the room was clean and the bed was comfortable.

Ehsan Golzar: The location was the best! Walk to the White House in just a few minutes. Our room was spotless and pristine.Staff were super friendly and always ready to help. Actual genuine kindness. We will stay here again when we return. Can't wait! Thank you to the staff for helping create such lovely memories for us! And breakfast is Awesome

Joe Mulder: firstly this is a super nice hotel with a top location and with super nice staff. The room nicely decorated. the bed is super soft i slept very well. Only a small litte thing is that sometimes some feathers sticking out of the bed. But besides that I had 2 perfect nights at this hotel i definitely recommend this hotel.

Vera Malkhasyan: We traveled with a family of 5 and this time decided to spend more than usual for the hotel in order to enhance our experience and be in a walking distance to everything. Staying in Sofitel was amazing: spacious clean room, great sound isolation, and very friendly staff. We took a breakfast package, and didn't regret. It kept us full until late afternoon, and we were able to do lots of activities without interruption. Certainly, will stay in Sofitel again.

Mustafa Rabah: For a business trip I stayed 6 nights in this hotel in January and had a really great stay; I am an Arabic interpreter (from Syria) and I was summoned to Washinton. The location is perfect, just a few steps from the subway; and other attractions such as the white house; also In the immediate vicinity there are bars, restaurants and everything you need. both the long journey and the work were tiring as I had to be around the city about 10 hours a day in the middle of winter so the 2 things I most appreciated were 1) the breakfast was plentiful and varied perfect to start the day; 2) the bed are comfortable with very soft, thick duvet that really aid sleep, i liked the duve: it was huge and wide and not single like in many european hotels. I conclude by saying that the rooms are spacious and well furnished and offer excellent comfort for business travelers; therefore I can say with certainty that my stay was a positive experience

Ciaran Mullins: For a hotel smack dab in DC don't know if I'd stay again to be honest. Was just okay, nothing to write home about. Pro's - close to metro Hotel is nice, and in a good location to Metro. But that's it for me. Cons - We arrived on Thursday evening, and checked in. We thought the gentleman who checked is in could have been more customer friendly & seem a little more enthusiastic. Pretend that your excited to be working at a hotel & pretend your excited to see guests. Room was in the front on the 4th floor & is a nice room, nicely decorated. Bathrooms are nice, but are a tad outdated & worn. The bed is not at all nice in any way, they have a pillow top on the bed and moves all over the place, and u get 2 pillows per side. I'll complain about the pillows as they are horrible horrible. We didn't get good sleep at all. The AC/Heat is loud, & don't know if it's our room only, but we can hear the plumbing for the entire hotel run through our bathroom, it seems like water running constantly. It's loud. The breakfast was nice, but expensive, $78 for two of us. But I suppose that's DC for you. If anyone reads this that works for the hotel, I'd suggest if you charge a guest $3 for an extra fried egg, get some new pillows for your guests. I'm sure that the restaurant is not part of the hotel, but guilty by association. Sum it up, was okay, wasn't the worst, definitely not the best. I've had better nights sleep at way way less expensive hotels. But, I wouldn't stay here again to be honest.

Gregg Brennan: Very nice hotel. I stayed there with my wife and daughter on a family vacation a few years ago and it's close to pretty much everything you could want to see in DC so we were able to walk almost everywhere.

BC Taylor: I had the corner room 314, for June 17th-19th. I liked my view. I loved my location. I loved the overall feel of the area. I would highly recommend this as a great place to stay for your visit!

Deanna Bossebroek: I hate writing bad reviews but...Very disappointing experience here. My biggest complaint is their gym, or lack of, almost every piece of equipment was out of order and the gym was so dirty that I ended up buying classes at the Barrys for my stay. I asked to talk to someone and also emailed staff with no reply. Sad. Not 5 stars! Please please put your gym as out of service and note on the website!

Kimberly W.: Our family has celebrated many special occasions at this property. The entire staff, especially Nicole, are the absolute best! They always remember us and provide the most impeccable care during our visits! I highly recommend this property, the ambiance and amazing staff ensure we always return!

MBK Wise: Very nice. Great location. A variety of settings to receive guests and discuss casual business meetings. They have formal merging rooms too. The staff seem to be genuinely nice and helpful. It's a little classic and old.

Betsy Juhasz: My daughter's wedding was at the Four Seasons. I have never had such exceptional service. The food was beyond amazing, and the attention to detail was perfect. The Four seasons took care of every detail so we were able to show up and enjoy. Every member of staff was professional, polite, and top notch. I can't thank them enough for making this the most beautiful wedding we've ever been to.

Joe J.: Most likely the best hotel in Washington DC. The experiences are top notch, from the brunches on Sundays to the ambient spa treatments, this hotel is the epitome of a 5 star hotel. Definitely check it out!

Aisha Lynette: After the sudden illness and transition of my father I needed a staycation. The staff at the Four Seasons was absolutely incredible. My every need was met. Kudos to the team.

Sharon Walker: Learned they offer spa services.and that the all you can eat buffet is on Sundays only between 11am and 2pm.

Aaron Grey: Celebrated wedding anniversary with Sunday Brunch, and it was absolutely great! So much variety, great food, great service...just everything was great!

Dasha Zhukova: Full disclosure: I have worked with Four Seasons for some time but this was a personal visit for my family and I. I had high standards and Marc and his phenomenal team did not disappoint. Housekeeping, concierge, reception, and dining were all top notch. Their team had done their research on me and my family from my many other stays with their properties and applied their knowledge subtly to my stay. They are magicians of the hospitality industry and set a standard for others to aspire to.

Brian Peddie: Great drinks and service. Iconic bar with a lively but professional setting.

Derek Kruger: Make sure to use ʜoᴛᴇʟʙoʟʟʏ.ᴄᴏm when booking your resort. This site will compare hundreds of booking websites and usually will have prices a lot cheaper compared to others! Thank me later on! This place is the best rated in the area. I have been staying here for years. If you decide to stay here you definitely will love it I'm sure! We got locked out of the parking garage (which btw, please never park in if you are not a hotel guest). Kyle went above and beyond to help us exit the garage that had closed without warning, when we weren’t even hotel guests. True human kindness does exist.

Francesca Leo: Classic hotel in a convenient location close to Georgetown and GW. Only issue is that when we arrived at our room, we noticed items from the mini bar were opened and half eaten/missing. We reported this to the front desk and they sent someone up immediately to take care of it. However, the items were never replaced and we were charged. The charges were removed as soon as we spoke with the front desk again. Everyone was kind and addressed our concerns timely and appropriately. Would return.

Danny Cawood: Stunning lack of customer service and professionalism displayed by the Westin Georgetown; they said that they'd email me a receipt of my stay, and I never received one. I have tried to contact them via phone no less than 5 different times this week. On Monday, I simply sat on hold (never spoke to an operator or anything) for more than 30 minutes, TWICE, and ever since Monday I just keep getting a busy signal from them. They charge WAY too much for this kind of customer service, and I will not be staying here again.

Donny Sheinwald: Be careful. I parked underground and they hit me up for $56.64 per night even though i paid $24 a night to self park. They also hit me up for $38.92 for a small chardonnay in the fridge. when i opened the fridge, it must have moved because i don't drink. I've called Marriott 4 times, got international people each time and have been hung up on each time mid conversation. I am going to dispute charge with credit card, but no customer service. And you can't physically call the hotel directly.

Tony Moore: Great location for walking into Georgetown and Dupont Circle. Nice little pool, which we used on two hot days. I always miss a bar and restaurant in a hotel, so that's the only strike.

Natasha Pradhan: We got locked out of the parking garage (which btw, please never park in if you are not a hotel guest). Kyle went above and beyond to help us exit the garage that had closed without warning, when we weren’t even hotel guests. True human kindness does exist.

רועי שפושניק: Nice hotel, nothing more Large rooms, but in the corona era, feels like it's an apartment building not beyond. Quite mediocre service, mostly by the staff at night but apparently that's the standard in the hotel. As a regular guest of the hotel chain, I expected much more

Thomas G: Nice centrally located hotel. The rooms are roomy, and the bathroom is huge. But disappointed that on-premise restaurants are currently closed, including no option for breakfast.

Anthony Quintano: My wife and I spent these last two weekends of March visiting DC for the Cherry Blossoms and staying at the Hilton Washington DC made our stay all the more perfect. We love the luxurious entrance to the hotel and as a photographer I'm a big fan of the monument photos in the hallways before entering your room. The elevators are fast, there is a nice long easy ramp for wheelchair access and luggage cart transportation. The rooms are extra spacious and the beds are really comfortable. Make sure to try to get a room on the western side of the hotel above the entrance as that will most likely be your best view of the Capitol Building. I also love that once you walk right out of the entrance, you're right in front of the United States Capitol Building with easy access to the National Mall. The restaurants downstairs are super convenient and delicious at the same time. The restaurant can be busy but you can also order your food and bring it back to your room if you don't want to wait for a table. We did this mostly because my wife still has covid concerns about eating in rooms with other people. You are never left waiting too long for an elevator as there are three of them and are super fast at getting downstairs. Make sure to face out when riding in the elevator for a cool view of the lobby as you go up to your room. I fell in love with the soap in the shower so much that we now use it at home. I also love the water pressure from the shower. Nice and strong. This hotel has become our new home when visiting Washington DC and look forward to more stays in the future.

Ronald Walker: Great experience overall for our family. Breakfast was wonderful - especially because the staff got to know us. I had some concerns related to the safety of the front drive (railing forced pedestrians to either squeese between the iron railing or step in front of cars) and iron struts sticking out from under the king-sized bed in our room, but we managed. Great location near Union Station.

Workin Mom: I booked the same day as an impromptu stay with the family. We checked in at 9pm. Choice of parking was valet $59 or park in the street which after 10pm is free & free on Sundays. I was able to park across the street. Our double bed room was clean. Beds are full size, not queen, but were comfortable and bathroom was nicely renovated. I paid $200 for a Saturday night, last minute which I think is reasonable. Modern TV, 2 USB ports and plenty of towels. The clock radio screen was broken & the bathroom fan had cracked drywall, 2 things that could easily be fixed. Overall, happy with the location, price & cleanliness.

Yuhan Wang: I got a corner room on the top floor with a perfect view. Looking at the capitol hill all night was an amazing experience. The shower is amazing. Great staff. However, I do not feel very safe around this area. You can find hotels that are cheaper, newer, and closer to those tourist attractions.

Christopher Platt: Travelled to DC with family for an educational trip, superb location for all that Smithsonian and National Mall had to offer - Union Station within two blocks walk. The hotel offered everything a young family would want, rooms were virtually soundproof, and everything was new, fresh, and clean. We were even welcomed by GM Jeff, he took great care of our kids and other guests at breakfast. Will 100% be returning to this hotel on all future visits!

Anthony Tijerino: My stay at the Hilton in Washington DC - Capital Hill was fantastic! Most notably, the staff member I met or interacted with were all incredibly friendly and helpful, and the hotel’s location is enviable - it is perfectly located within walking distance of many superb dining experiences, the many national monuments the city is known for, and it’s relative closeness from a variety of nightlife options. 10/10 would recommend this hotel as fantastic place to stay and I am 10/10 looking forward to my next stay!

It Starts at Home - Sonali Kapoor: The hotel is absolutely amazing, with the most amazing staff from the vallet to front office, they are warm,courteous,aware and just lovely. The rooms,resturant lobby were all spectacularly clean and everything in place. We enjoyed our stay and the breakfast was delicious. The bar has some gr8 drinks..evening vibe is gr8 there.

Paul Baltadonis: This was the single worst Hilton experience I have had. From the quality of the rooms (think 1960’s build with a late 90’s coat of paint and peeling wallpaper), to the lack of proper housekeeping (had to call multiple times to tell them that no one had serviced the room yet), to a generally ambivalent staff, this was a very poor Hilton experience. The hotel is in poor condition (look at the drains in the showers and the wallpaper and paint peeling off the walls, not to mention all the extra holes in the walls from where they’ve replaced towel holders, etc), the staff did nothing to correct the deficiencies of service (everything was brought to their attention and all they could offer was “oh, I’m so sorry about that”. No recompense, no offer to move us to another facility in the city, nothing. I’ve stayed all over the country, and have ranged in everything from Hilton Garden Inns to the Waldorf Astoria; this was, by far, the poorest example of a Hilton experience I have had. It is unfortunate that this happened to be a family vacation instead of just a work trip. We all got to enjoy this masterpiece….

Lisa Van Aartsen: Service excellent, rooms clean, like the efficiency yet stylish way it is styled. Lights too bright in the bathroom and unable to decrease. Used a bath towel over the light to dim it down. Would be nice to have bottles of water in room to go with coffee maker... right? Grab and go currently for meals at the restaurant. Not much for choices. Very nice store including Starbucks coffee, very appreciative of that. Sheets very smooth, pleasant, bed comfy, could be better, could be worse. Nicely located. Will go again.

Jeff Ery: Room was awful. Beds were super soft and the room temp was set at 65 but I felt as hot as fish grease in lent. Woke up in a sweat every night. Location was awesome though. Breakfast was good too. Bar has stiff drinks. The room though.... Yech.

Brendan Williams: Location, location, location. And don't they know it! In all the years I have stayed there for conferences it feels like only the lobby has been updated. Rest of the property is very dated. Careful in adjusting your shower head that you don't pull it out of the wall. But your room will be clean, and, again, location.

Kim Jensen: We had a wonderful stay and everyone was so friendly. If I ever go back to DC this is where I would stay again. Word of warning, make sure you know what direction you're heading when you leave the hotel. In one direction you get some pretty bad vibes and have some shady characters that'll start following you. And the other direction there's a wonderful shopping and restaurants and all the tourists spots. The hotel was lovely and we appreciated our stay.

Brenda Orffer: The Hyatt Regency is a great location for easy access to capital buildings (meetings), great food and restaurants, and to DCA Airport. Right now, April 1, the hotel is not offering room service, and housekeeping is not provided unless requested. Otherwise, things seem to be all systems go. Masks are encouraged but not required. The hotel has hand sanitizer stations throughout as well. The desk and office chair in the rooms are not well matched for height. Very uncomfortable seating for a long period of time. Thankfully there is lots of lobby and social space to find a place to work more comfortably. There is a small fridge in the room, but no water is stocked in the room. You can get bottled water from front desk and valet desk if you request it.

Melissa Lutz: Nice hotel near the Capitol. Room was not huge but was comfortable. A little pricey, but the location was very convenient to the Mall. Don't park at the hotel...you can park for a third the cost at Colonial Parking Garage around the corner. Staff were all very nice and accommodating.Would stay here again.

Lawrence Fulgieri: Perfect location…. Right across from Metro blue line. A few good restaurants close by. Staff was great. Like many hotels now, because of staffing issues, not all services are being performed but if you asked them for anything, they were right on it. My wife and two kids would definitely use that hotel again. We were originally placed on the 3rd floor and asked if we could go higher as to not hear street noise. No issues, they moved us up to 13 and it was great. Super friendly staff. All of them were super nice and were happy to serve.

Lei Howe: Great location in the heart of Washington DC, you can walk to all the major attractions from this hotel. Rooms are clean and beds are comfortable. Rooms are small to my standard, but it is understandable from the perspective of historical building and the location. Service is very good. The lobby manager Derrick is very friendly and helpful. He went above and beyond to find us two rooms next to each other and this made our stay much more pleasant. Would stay there again.

Richard Walsh: Mixed review for families. The location is what you’re paying for. Everything is walking distance. The rooms are okay. Clean. Nothing spectacular. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The bar and restaurant were very good and not over priced. The parking, taxes, and fees were a little excessive. $50 nightly to park and then another $50 nightly in taxes is excessive. Turned our good deal into a pricey 2 night stay for my family of 5. The hotel pool hours were from 6am to 11pm which my kids loved. However it was very small and pretty cold. I would probably not stay here again as the city has many 3 star name hotels for similar prices.

Samantha Showalter: From check-in to check-out the service was excellent! I loved the location, the room was comfy, and the food in the restaurant yummy! The staff was really helpful and provided great recommendations. The doormen so nice and made coming/going very easy & welcoming. I would definitely stay here for vacation, but for business purposes, they made my stay very easy as I was constantly on the go for work. Thank you Hilton Garden Inn!

M. C.: Great place to stay in DC. Centrally located; walking distance to a lot of museums and to the White House. The double bed room was very spacious and it was equipped with both a microwave and a mini fridge, which is rare nowadays. The front desk/lobby staff were friendly and helpful. My issue were with a few things: 1) the breakfast was not complimentary, $15 pp (ouch) 2) the server gave me attitude because we sat down 15 minutes before breakfast closed (she made sure to let me know but didn't say anything to the guests who came in after) 3) the bartender made amazing drinks, if you are able to get his attention; he wasn't attentive.

Victor Espinosa: Staff was very nice. Room was clean. But room also lacked basic amenities that motels come with. Lobby was smaller than my living room and the restaurant area was even smaller. Obviously not worth the price they charge by any stretch of the imagination. That said, the staff was friendly and the views were cool and it's right downtown.

Sandra: This hotel was amazing. The location is perfect to be able to walk everywhere in DC if you want to see the monuments and all the museums. There is a Starbucks across the street and a breakfast bagel too. The staff is super nice and helpful and the room is big and very clean. The bar and restaurant have great food and places to seat. I am coming back!

Mark West: A very good quality hotel located in downtown Washington DC. Very convenient location. The rooms are in great condition. There are a few other amenities, small gym, swimming pool, conference room and a bar on the level floor. I had the fortune not to have to pay for my stay because I was attending a special event but I'm sure the room rate is reasonable for the type of hotel this is.

Bradley Cellier: Clean property with good restaurant and friendly/competent staff-Nitporn in the restaurant was especially exceptional. Front desk staff seamlessly handled two separate reservations during the same stay without confusion or hiccups - I think Victoria made this happen, so thank you. The property could use lounging and/or more open space to relax. There is no place to sit besides in your hotel room or in the restaurant (and only when open). Room size was OK for a downtown property, and of course parking was quite expensive. Overall - very satisfied because of the cleanliness and staff.

Magen Cox: My husband and I live only 40 minutes from the Swann House but planned a weekend getaway from our usual schedule. Once we were settled in, it really felt like we were in a completely different world! The rooms are beautiful and very quiet. Every single detail has been well thought out and perfectly executed. Our breakfast was amazing and our conversations with Leslie were so enjoyable. She really made sure we had everything we needed and more. We hope to have many more visits at the Swann House!

Quinelle Bethelmie: I wish I could give 0 starts. My friends and I were very excited to stay at the Swann House. My friends had come in from out of town and thought the place was very cute and I was excited to support a local business. However, on the day of my stay, they changed the room that I booked due to repairs, and none of the advertised amenities were available, and as I've tried to request a refund they've made various excuses about why I shouldn't get one. Had they been more amenable I would have considered giving it a second chance. But, when we arrived the place was deserted, and it's no wonder why their business is declining. I was incredibly disappointed with the service, the lack of consideration, and the blatant disrespect to our agreement.

Thea Reynolds: I stayed in the Serengeti Suite for 3 nights. The suite was not at all as pictured. The rooms were very tired. It is not street level but below the street level. There is no courtyard outside the room where you could sit. No furniture as pictured and it was not maintained at all. The plants were either overgrown or dead and it was littered with bird feathers and poo. Our breakfast was not at all as shown on the pictures. We only ate once during our stay as it was so disorganized and poorly prepared we didn't want to try it again. There is no afternoon tea either. 2 water bottles were provided initially but we were supposed to refill with their spring water which was out. Normally staff will assist you to your room to make sure all is well but we had no help at all. The location us great but I would not stay at this property again.

Megan Pyles: The Swann House exceeded my expectations! We visited DC for my fiances birthday weekend and wanted a unique and beautiful location to stay. The lemonade upon check-in and the pastries in our room with a Happy Birthday note on the nightstand was just amazing! The 1st floor sitting room was so cozy while sipping tea and enjoying the architecture. Breakfast in the morning was elegant, delicious and filling. Thank you Swann House for a memorable stay!

S B: They switch your room last minute and expect you to be fine with it. Substandard service for a substandard place. Edit for Isabelle: Much as you would like to excuse your sloppy service on covid or a "last minute" booking (I booked the room before noon and was scheduled to arrive at 4 pm, not to mention that EVERY room was available so you are clearly not busy), your staff contactwd me three different times in the interim to arrange parking and give me the door code. Not one mention of the room being unavailable until we were already on our way. Even this would've been excusable in my book, it's not very uncommon for there to be poor communication with inexperienced management. What was NOT ok was your insufferable "not my problem" attitude over the phone when I called to ask why you had changed my room reservation without ANY explanation. I'm sure you're well aware you are no one's first choice for a stay in the city. If you continue treating "last minute" customers (likely your primary clientele) this way, you'll soon be completely out of business

steven crawford: Leslie who served us breakfast each day was amazing and a gem to the house. Friendly service with a great location to walk to bars and food, great biking to all the sites. Fav rooms are duomo, milano, green after touring. Very historic and charming. Thanks swann house

Amarillo Doe: As mentioned by another reviewer, any one that has frequented Bed and Breakfasts before would not be impressed with this place. The outside is definitely charming, but that was the best part of it. I could go in about the awkward bed, or the person that was drilling into the wall in the next room over (I mean that literally. They were using power tools and we did not get a heads up...), the somewhat tacky furniture, having to lock up a gate every time we came in or left, a bland breakfast with very few options, a stereotypical wine and cheese hour... also bland... but what concerns me the most is when the employees say they arent happy there because the owner is very rarely seen and does not do anything to improve the quality of the establishment no matter how many negative reviews they receive! When an employee has to vent to guests because it is that bad and the employer refuses to listen, there is most certainly a serious problem. The only reason I would not give 0 stars review is solely because this wonderful staff member is such a hard worker and a seriously mistreated. She works as a mechanic, plumber, cook, house keeper, concierge, and front desk receptionist! She should be the real owner of this place, but luckily she informed me she has some job interviews coming up and I wish her the best of luck! She definitely deserves better than a mediocre wannabe bnb.

j: Highly Recommend! We did extensive research for a special and memorable location to host our private wedding. The Swann House was the perfect choice. Not only was the house beautiful and easily assessable, it was conveniently located to a number of different attractions within the city. We expected it to be a nice place to stay with feather beds and luxury towels, however, we weren’t expecting the treatment we received by the staff. They went above and beyond anything they were expected to do to ensure that our wedding day/weekend was everything we had dreamed it would be. Every detail was handled with care and a genuine concern to make it special. From the moment Indira greeted us, the stress of the day melted as she took over and calmed our anxiety about getting the day right. Sashi cared for our every need and pampered us to no end treating us more like family she hadn’t seen in ages. We came with the intention of having a beautiful wedding and one time stay but we left wanting to make this a regular place to stay when we are in the city. Hotels cannot compare to the atmosphere you get at The Swann House. Thank you for an unforgettable weekend.

Cortney Cline: This place is way, way overpriced. The furnishings and decor are lovely and the whole place looks very luxurious and expensive, but for 300 f-ing dollars a night I expect at the very least to get a good night's sleep and a breakfast that's not just mediocre. The bed had a pillow topper, but that's only really useful if the mattress underneath it has any give at all. It was like they put the pillow topper on top of a granite slab.The rest of the furniture in the room was quite comfortable, but I wasn't paying to sleep on a sofa I was paying for a bed. The bathroom was beautiful, but it didn't seem like much thought was put into how people are likely to use a soaking tub. All of the flat surfaces around the tub had decor items that made it difficult to set things like books or phones nearby, and there was no tub tray/caddy to make up for the lack of clear surfaces. Plus the hot water ran out in the morning, so my husband wasn't able to get a soak in or even a shower before we had to check out. This is not a problem we've had in any other bed and breakfast we've ever stayed in. And a big part of staying in a bed and breakfast is the breakfast, but I've had better complimentary continental breakfast at $100/night hotels. There was a buffet with basically just cereal and toast. The only hot food option we were given was shrimp and grits. When we said we weren't really interested in the shrimp and grits there was no other option given, which makes me wonder what they would do if there was an allergy or some other dietary requirements they had to deal with. Oh, and the wifi password didn't work and by the time we found that it the staff had all gone home for the evening. Every staff member we talked to was lovely, but that's just not enough to justify the price of this place.

Jennifer Korsen: I love this place! Amazing hospitality from all staff, friendly and helpful at all hours. The pizza is amazing, I think I had it daily during my stay. The downstairs bar is small and chill and a great place to relax, I even got some work done there. The room was clean and comfortable and had everything I needed. Im very picky about hotel toiletries and I really liked these and actually used them. I love the whole vibe of this place, especially the paintings in the elevator shaft. Will definitely stay here again next time I'm in DC!

Maddison Reese: Super cool hotel! Very close to a metro stop, and walking distance to several tourists spots. The hotel is beautiful, I loved all the little bee themed details, and the room was the perfect size for a quick trip to DC! Also the parking garage they recommend is super easy to work with and a really short walk away. The only down side is the bed was REALLY firm. Like if you'd told me it was a cardboard box with a mattress topper I'd believe you.

Leigh Jacobs: Highly recommend staying here! 11/10! Great location, staff is so nice and accommodating. Coffee, pizza, bar and rooftop onsite (what more could you ask for). Room was spacious enough and clean! Brooke was so helpful and recommended local restaurants. Walking distance to Georgetown, Washington monument and much more. Only micro feel I got was from the elevator- if you are claustrophobic take the the stairs ha! Can’t wait to come back! Thank you for a great stay.

Tri Vo: This is place is really good if you are a tourist and want to see the cool stuff in DC. I originally came to DC just to go to the embassy for some stuff, and the hotel was very close to embassy(many different countries' embassies are nearby). The staff here are super nice and helpful. We came a bit late and a super nice gentleman greeted us and gave us our room. The place has a pretty good pizza place attached to it(they also have cool drinks). The rooms are small but nice. I think it's perfect as it is comfortable enough to rest, sleep, shower, but boring enough(in a good way) to encourage you to actually go around the city. The location is also A+ as it is super close to all the tourisy places like the white house, capital building, department of XYZ, ... etc. But yeah, great place.

robert whitmore: Huge Disappointment. Stayed Thur 5/12 - Mon 5/15. Reception area tiny and had to wait outside since there was no room in the lobby to wait and we were told we could not wait in the bar area. The bar is the worst - no brand names at all from Makers Mark down to Coke products. One person working the bar that was nearly full. The room was small, bathroom tiny, no iron, no coffee maker and not even a closet - instead a hook on the wall with 2 hangers and a box to put things in and roll under the bed. I hung my tux on the shower wall. Walls are paper thin and you could hear the next door guests. The only food at all was at the adjacent pizza place, The hotel is not close at all to any other restaurants.. We order on Sunday and we were told only 2 types (out of the many on the menu) were available- plain and white and absolutely no toppings. They were bland and room temperature. There is NOTHING boutique about this hotel.

Woody Coley: Style and visual interest does not have to be expensive. Well conceived boutique property with touches missed in larger hotels. Compact, but functional rooms. Perfect location. Active rooftop, look forward to the elevator ride!

Maria Jose Valero: The hotel was more than expected! Very practical, sparkling clean, parking just a couple blocks away for 24$, and the staff was amazing! They give us great recommendations of places to eat and visit. Also don’t forget to visit the bar and eat some pizza! We got the jalapeño Margarita and a rum punch with maverick and American honey Pizzas and we’re amazed!

Alec Augustine-Marceil: Very good rooms if you are traveling solo, and need to be downtown. The bar is nice and the staff are happier than the average front desk people. Would stay again.

Nick Alexander: Overall we had a good experience, though it wasnt without flaws. The value for price was good for the location compared to the surrounding options - it's walking distance to the water, a park, and the Kennedy Center, which is what we were in town for and was a big deal for us. Parking options are expensive, but that's just the area; nothing you can do about that. The hive-theme is cool, but fairly reserved and modern-we like themed stuff and think it could do with more. It's a microhotel, so know the standard rooms are small. Each one is unique due the structure of the building, which means they can vary a bit in size. Our queen room seemed a bit smaller than the ones pictured, with no real walking space - a pack 'n play/mattress for a child would not have fit without blocking the bathroom. Room had just what you would need (bed, tiny shelf, toilet, shower) but nothing more. Not a negative, just something to note. The room was well maintained and super clean. The heater/fan unit switched straight from heat to cold a few times during the night, trying to maintain tempurature I'm guessing, which was a bit jarring, and the blinds didnt quite close all the way, letting it light in the morning in our faces, so we just wedged pillows to hold them shut. The staff are very cordial and the cafe/bar and pizza place have great options - it's nice to go down and get a coffee made to order for you in the morning. You can tell they put effort into making the bar/lounge area comfy. Overall we enjoyed our stay, we'll be keeping this on our short list of places we can afford in this area of DC for sure.

Christine: It’s the last night of my week long stay at the Mayflower Hotel & it is by far the most immaculate, comfortable yet not sterile space loaded with amenities & hospitality driven employees. Beautiful, rich feeling, spacious rooms… with great water pressure. I upgraded on Friday night & saved $10/night to have a 3 room “suite” so make sure you are getting those weekend savings! Please take care of your bellhops, door men, bartenders, all of the good people with tips large or small proving it’s the appreciation that truly matters and in return they go out of their way to make sure you feel like your a rockstar. Good food, rather small selection at restaurant/bar, but it gets a bit pricey & so does parking.

Ukvayat Hanak: A building infused with elegance and beauty that captivates and relaxes the weary traveler. Service was polite and helpful every time. The beds comfy, temperature controls great, and rooms spacious for a crowded DC area. Only had two issues: an excessive amount of pubic hair left uncleaned behind the toilet area and some of the furniture/carpet needed a good cleaning to bring it to tip top shape. Everything else was outstanding.

Anne Marie Smith: The Mayflower is a beautiful hotel. The room was not large, but it was very comfortable, with one exception. The desk chair was very low and had a cushion that sank you even lower. If I had needed to do a lot of computer work, I would have had to request a different chair. As it was, I was in a meeting all day so it was workable. The thing I liked the best was the ability to control the fan. I am a light sleeper so it was wonderful to be able to turn the fan to stay on continuously instead of having the on and off that you get with an auto setting. I was not bothered by noise at all...a big win.

Hampus Engstroem: Definitely enjoyed my stay at this hotel, definitely high-end and the service was excellent! The only criticism I have was during the first night I was in a room that had an AC duct right outside the window going up the wall, it was so loud that it sounded as if there was a jet engine sitting right outside my window. Barely slept that first night. The next day I talked to the front desk about it and they promptly switched me to a new room without any issue. Definitely top tier service!

Patricia Burleson: I've never experienced better service at any hotel anywhere, and I wasn't even staying, I was just visiting someone staying there. The Doorman and Valet were exceptionally helpful, and they wanted no monetary reward for their kindness. The location felt safe and it was clean. Amazing to find these days!

Andrew Erbes: Check-in was pleasant and Caesar who helped us in from the curb was delightfully friendly. Lady working the front desk was pretty nice, but advised us of the situation with room service and receiving food. There isn't any. Also there is no one to bring you food if you order out. She did say that if we insist, they would arrange for someone to bring food up that we ordered out. I did order out and because I am currently walking with a cane in our room was a good distance from the lobby, I asked that the front desk either allow the driver to bring the food up or send it up. The gentleman I spoke with then told me with a great deal of attitude that they would make a one-time exception and that they typically don't do that. When the food arrived I called down to advise them. 15 minutes later it had still not come to the room so I hobbled down to get it. Of course it was cold by this point. Frustrating. In any case, the room was very nice but small. No coffee maker in room. A small fridge but no stocked mini bar. RV was of the trash cans in the alley but the natural light coming through the windows which had a nice shade system was enjoyable. Bathroom was excellent. Large closet space as well. We really didn't need more than that. There was also a nice chaise lounge and a decent sized desk. You have to request maid service daily which I did not realize the first day but figured out for the second and third. I don't know if they changed the sheets but they did make the bed and brought fresh towels, as well as toiletries which was good enough. The in-house restaurant, Edgar, was very good for breakfast and with fast service. Rather expensive but that's DC for you. There was the occasional doorman but often times found ourselves opening the doors which wasn't a big deal unless we had our hands full. Other hotels of similar price and caliber do have full-time doormen. Location was phenomenal for access to virtually everything. I suppose that is one of the reasons that Harry Truman called it the second best address in Washington. Here's the bottom line though, while it is a nice hotel and most of the staff was friendly and generally helpful when necessary, service is not a standout. I realize a lot of properties have used and are using covid as a way and excuse to curtail traditional services, but this is frustrating. It bears mentioning that the public spaces in the hotel are beautiful but the businesses on the ground floor except for Edgar seem to be closed or not open regular hours. I suppose my sign off is this; it is a very beautiful and historic hotel with charms all its own, but for the price point, the lack of service is frustrating, and I am not surprised that they have lost their Forbes 4 star rating, though they do maintain their four diamond rating through AAA. The latter rain however is quite dated and I would not be surprised if that is reevaluated in the near future. Having stayed at the Mandarin Oriental which is probably twice as expensive and the Watergate which is marginally more expensive on my two other most recent trips, I can say with certainty that while I would definitely return to those two, a return to the Mayflower is not at the top of my list.

Zaffer Basith: This is a nice clean hotel. Staff is very friendly and the breakfast was pretty good. But, you have to pay for parking and breakfast. It's a bit pricey, but if you have an event at the hotel, it's nice to stay at. I'd consider coming back.

Tasneem Jama: I would have to say one of the best hotels I have ever stayed in. From the beginning of check in, the room that was originally assigned to me had an issue with flickering lights. The reception immediately checked to see if there was another room and switch me out to another no questions asked. The bedding is so comfortable, all I wanted to do was sleep in all day. Housekeeping were very friendly and cleaned very thoroughly. The location was fantastic, it was close to everything, sometimes even walking distance. They provide complimentary coffee and tea in the mornings in front of the lobby until 10:30am and as a coffee addict, it was good enough to drink as the first cup of coffee. Connected to the hotel, is this little all day breakfast that serves amazing breakfast. I would definitely not hesitate to book Mayflower!!!

Charlie Edwards: Would recommend. Stayed here two nights for a work convention held in the meeting rooms of the hotel. Nice room, spacious, up-to-date and well maintained fixtures and decor. The meeting rooms were good for our convention of maybe 200-300 people.

Anastasiya Zolotova: I absolutely love the Eaton hotel. It was cozy, it was intentional, and it was clean. Everything I need for a weekend getaway. I loved everything the hotel had to offer from the delicious Michele’s restaurant to the sexy speakeasy Allegory down to the record player in my room. The rooms are so nice and I really enjoyed my stay here. I will be back!

Sean Jennings: We liked the room, it was pretty cool and had a record player. The cocktail bar is really good, and the roof bar looked cool (we didn't actually drink at the latter) However, what we paid was a relatively high price point for the area and for that sort of money I would expect to be able make a hot drink in my room in the evening or at least source one on the premises, and I would expect to be able to get breakfast in the hotel, neither of which were possible. I wouldn't recommend it unless you get a massively discounted rate.

Cheryse Lawrence: Absolutely LOVED everything about this hotel! Cassandra at the front desk was an absolute treasure ❤️. The atmosphere was beautiful. The record player, records and books (!) in my room were the absolute best. The valet service was awesome. ALL of the food was awesome. The rooftop bar was super lit. We enjoyed partying with Issa Rae. Will 100% stay here again.

Sherry Dzinoreva: Great decor. Lovely concept. However if they spent as much time on quality of service, they would be deserving of the 4.5 star rating that I’ve seen on some sites. In one week my room was not serviced properly once, with trash still left around my room, the bathroom utensils replaced only once. No coffee, tea or water available in the room, so you have to stock up on your own. The record player and vinyl in the rooms are amazing but the record player didn’t work. The rooftop turns into the club on Friday night and guests essentially share the same elevator as partygoers who stand in a line to get in. If you’re looking for a trendy hotel for trend sake with easy access to party, this is the place for you. Otherwise I’d suggest thinking twice.

Fluid Friday: This place is amazing! The vibe is unmatched. I was in DC for a wedding and this hotel had a certain amount of rooms on hold for the wedding so my partner and I stayed here! So many things to do here and epitome of black culture. They even have a radio station! I WILL BE BACK!

Dan Saunders: Great hotel well located to the Walter Washington conference centre. Staff were nice and attentive and followed COVID protocols strictly. The room was a nice size and included a record player. I listened to the record player more than watching the TV.

Taryn H: Great energy, spacious rooms. The front desk staff was top notch. I will be back. Some of my favorite things, the windows open in each room, great view, rooftop bar. Took off a star because despite the rooms being beautiful they were also very dusty.

pelumi olaleye: First time visiting. The first thing I appreciated about this hotel was the location. It’s minutes away from literally everything you can possibly see in D.C. the 2nd was the customer service, everyone at the front desk were helpful and attentive. The 2 things I dislike the most were the small size of the rooms. For 2 people, I highly recommend a king size or larger. The queen size bedrooms were a bit too small for me. The second is the customer service line on the website because it connects you to someone other than the front desk of the actual hotel. I will definitely return. I highly recommend.

Pinar Ozcan: Good experience. Clean room and comfy bed. They offer free coffee and tea to hotel guests in the morning. Check out is at 11:00. Nice lobby where I could work while I was waiting to leave for my Amtrak train that was scheduled later in the afternoon.

Mike Finn: This is our very first time staying here. Lovely customer service, the rooms are very clean and comfortable. We had a corner room it was really nice. Bathrooms are literally stunning. The lotion and soaps are of top quality. The gym was awesome no one there and pretty good size for hotel gym——Oh yea the estuary is incredible food, order up or sit in - they do require mask in common areas and upon walking in to check in….. I didn’t have a mask on the front desk person gently politely offered me a mask…… I mentioned to my wife how nice he was … having had very rude experiences in this matter this was a welcomed attitude. If I could give this hotel 10 stars ⭐️ I’d do it. We plan to look for a reason to stay here in the future 😀👍🏾

Gabriella WOWITSGOLDIE: This is our second time staying here. Lovely customer service, the rooms are very clean and comfortable. Bathrooms are literally stunning. The lotion and soaps are of top quality I always ask for extra to take some home!! The housekeeping goes above and beyond. Anytime we are in town we will be staying here ! Highly recommend ! 5 stars. Oh yea the estuary is incredible food, order up!

Aaron: I stayed at the Conrad on a rewards stay and was very impressed. The staff was friendly and courteous, even in the midst staff shortages due to pandemic & a snowstorm. The location was easy to find and made walking to sights do-able. The rooms are luxuriously modern and spacious. They included accent lighting with bedside controls, elegant bathroom design, Nespresso machine, closet space, floor to ceiling windows with automatic curtains, insulation from the noise below, and great views. I really enjoyed the spending credit as a Diamond Member, which I used at the restaurant. It was great dining on the terrace, even in the winter. I look forward to staying at a Conrad hotel again in the future.

raymond burgos: Fantastic service, atmosphere, dining, and rooms.Very classy place. Super friendly and helpful staff. The decor is fabulous. Spacious, contemporary style. Each room has plenty of space with a great view. The location is unbeatable; shops, bars, restaurants, and everything between us are all within walking distance. I would stay again. I mainly promote the hotel's restaurants which I am passionate about. I will never promote something that I do not personally enjoy.

Mohammad “Mo” Mumtaz: Went to celebrate my anniversary and we had the most incredible experience. Jeremy at the front desk went above and beyond during our check in and through out our stay. Such amazing customer service and thoughtful attention to help us feel special and taken care of. Our room was clean and super comfortable! We had a gorgeous view of the city! Dinner at the on-site restaurant was also amazing! Our server, Ryan, knew the menu inside out and made lots of recommendations to help us decide on what we wanted! Super attentive throughout our meal! We had such a memorable experience and will definitely be back again ASAP! Highly recommend! ;)

Tyler Spindler: By far the best hotel experience I've had! We planned the visit for my daughters 7th birthday so we could visit all the museums and monuments, and the location was perfect. A 15 minute walk to the Natural History museum, and less then 5 minutes to some great family-friendly restaurants. What set them apart, though, was the staff. We got in early to see the museums, but Ernesto was able to find us a room at 1030 so we could unload. The whole front desk also went above and beyond when I mentioned my daughters birthday; when we got back before dinner, there was chilled bottle of milk, 6 little cupcakes and a bunch of balloons to celebrate her! We will definitely be back!

Chris: Our room was very nice with a comfortable bed and very nice bathroom. Very modern room. We had a room directly over the street on the 7th floor and found it very loud. The bath towels were very thin and scratchy, not something I expected from a 5 star hotel. Although the shower is quite large, the “rainfall” shower head was small and had poor pressure. Our breakfasts at Estuary were very good, and the service was great. I am a Diamond member and was not given an upgrade despite rooms showing available on the app. Essentially all monuments and museums are within walking distance of the hotel, which was very convenient. Overall an okay stay, though not sure I would return to this hotel.

Christine Malloy: We’ve stayed at the Conrad and have had great experiences. This trip we needed a few assists with our activities. The Concierge- Jeffrey Morgan was beyond helpful, enthusiastic and incredibly knowledgeable professional. Mr. Morgan helped us with tickets, reservations and all with ease and smile. There were a few minor improvements/suggestions mostly focused around replenishment from housekeeping (glasses etc). But when asked - they were extremely attentive.

Blvknative: This is by far the best hotel and hotel experience I’ve had in DC! The room was fine to perfection. Very spacious for a hotel room. Comes with a couch and a desk. They have this club called the Sakura Club, you have to book a special in order to get it! A little pricey but you’re definitely paying for all of the experience nonetheless! But the club comes with breakfast and dinner and comes with drinks and refreshments as long as you’re booked to that room! Hands down the best! The best views of the city and they have a really nice roof top! Right in the heart of City Center!

Katie Roth: We were charged $31 a night for amenity fees, we never used any of them. This was not explained until we checked out. Keurig in the room did not work, was also told the 'free' water in the room was included in the amenity fees. There was also a grease stain on one set of sheets and I found a couple of small blood stains on mine. The staff was wonderful. But would not stay again, I don't appreciate hidden 'amenity fees' when they are something I did not even use.

Jenny Swartz: What a wonderful hotel! I was in DC for a work trip and decided to stay an extra night. My first 4 star hotel, the room was like a staying in a basement and I couldn't stand another night. My extra night was at my own expense so I wanted to enjoy it. Wow did I ever make a great choice! What a difference! Hotel Zena, bright, modern, friendly staff... well worth schlepping the 4 blocks with my bag!

Madison Nickischer: The rooms here are very nice. I stayed in the queen room and it was very nice and very clean. The only reason I docked a star was because there was an unexpected deposit of $375. When I reserved my room online, there was nothing at all that mentioned having to do that. Also their “deal” online of stay two nights and get your third free was totally a scam. My third night was “free” but the other two nights were charged $60 more a night.. so basically it wasn’t free at all. When I went to get the $375 dollars back (with my parking fee taken out) I got $100 less than expected. It was yet another “guest fee” taken out. That whole process was uncomfortable considering I wasn’t informed of any of the “deposits” and other “fees” that they just took. But other than that the rooms were very nice and the parking staff was very friendly.

N Ervin: Fantastic Stay!! I stayed at Hotel Zena while in town on business and was absolutely In Love with this Hotel! From the time I arrived, the valet, “O”, was FANTASTIC!!! The lovely young lady who checked myself and my co-workers in was wonderfully helpful and took great care of us! My room was a true delight, designed gorgeously and I still cannot get over the beautifully designed shower graced with Lady Liberty. I also have to celebrate “Princess”, the bartender…such wonderful customer service! While my stay was for business, it was truly delightful to return to the Hotel Zena be greeted with wonderful customer service and to enjoy the tranquil beauty and comfort of my room. From the phenomenal lobby, to the beautiful roof top bar, to the moment Million, the valet, helped me to my car upon my departure, the Hotel Zena was truly a fantastic experience! I highly recommend others to stay at this fabulous hotel! Cheers and thanks to the Reception, Valet and Bar (Princess and the lovely lady on the rooftop on Friday) staff that worked 11/17/21-11/20/21! You ALL need raises!!

Russ Dean: Marcie was truly a joy and made the stay special by offering me a tour and allowing me to select our suite we booked to celebrate a Birthday. When we needed amenities like ice and extra linens they were delivered both expeditiously and pleasantly, something that's rare in our travels these day, even in fine establishments. The view is phenomenal looking onto the square and you couldn't ask for a better location to call home during a DC adventure. We loved the bar and pool table, and the giant "light bright" was a crowd pleaser! I'm short, don't walk, but run and support both female celebration and fabulous accomodations at Hotel Zena.

soceur1977: Spent the night here for my wedding anniversary! Very chic and modern place! The room was very cozy and I'd even say romantic with the kinda see through shower mural...;) the bathroom was spotless and the bed was a comfortable lay. Although we didn't get a good view on this occasion it was still a great stay.

margot stanley: The property is nice and the staff are friendly. However the excessive amenity charges and the policies around the pool and rooftop access are ridiculous. The pool closes at 6pm so that they can turn the roof into a nightclub. But despite not serving food, you cannot bring food to enjoy on the roof while buying cocktails. I'm currently in my room with drinks from the liquor store nextdoor and I will not be spending one extra dime on anything in house because of the ridiculous limits on amenities I'm paying for and that led me to choose the property in the first place.

Basana A.: I only had the opportunity to stay 2 nights, but my experience was everything I could have hoped for and more. The front desk staff was very friendly from the time I first checked in and was very helpful in recommending wonderful restaurants in the area. I especially enjoyed the modern decor and female empowerment theme of the hotel. And after a long flight, the bed and pillows were extremely comfortable and allowed for a great nights sleep. I will definitely stay here again the next time I’m in DC.

Didi: This is for the rooftop restaurant, and is located in what appeared to be a nice female owned hotel. The drinks were ok, the view great, the music was a hodgepodge of super loud and elevator as far as volume, food/nosh options not worth pictures and the service was meh. Nice view and location, efficient reservation and check-in process, but seating was not coordinated. I would say go for a drink or two, take a picture and be on to the next place, but worth a stop.

Derek Kruger: Don't forget to use ʜoᴛᴇʟʙoʟʟʏ.ᴄᴏm when booking any place. This site will compare countless booking web sites and normally will have rooms a lot cheaper compared to others! Thank me later on! This hotel is the best rated in the area. I've been staying here for a long time. If you decide to stay here you definitely won't be let down. This hotel is amazing! It is steps from the Capitol and has a modern tech aesthetic. I recently stayed 3 nights with a group of 48 students. We had some charter bus issues and needed a place to stow luggage from checkout until about 8 PM. The entire staff went out of their way with their kindness and hospitality allowing our group not only to stow luggage in their conference area but also to rest from the day’s adventures, order food, play video games, and make ourselves at home. If you are looking for a clean, convenient, modern, well operated hotel near the National Mall, do yourself a favor and book this one! You will not be disappointed.

Reva Slone: This hotel is amazing! It is steps from the Capitol and has a modern tech aesthetic. I recently stayed 3 nights with a group of 48 students. We had some charter bus issues and needed a place to stow luggage from checkout until about 8 PM. The entire staff went out of their way with their kindness and hospitality allowing our group not only to stow luggage in their conference area but also to rest from the day’s adventures, order food, play video games, and make ourselves at home. If you are looking for a clean, convenient, modern, well operated hotel near the National Mall, do yourself a favor and book this one! You will not be disappointed.

Miranda Brown: The aesthetic of the room really made this worth it. The parking garage (which is a surprise $50 a night) is VERY tight. The room wasn’t large. Lights for bathroom, bedroom, and sink are linked so they will all turn on, or all turn off. No privacy for the toilet and shower so you better be comfortable with your sleeping buddy. Lastly, there was no microwave neither in the room, nor the lobby. Overall, Great area! Cute room! It’s got it’s pros and cons but we enjoyed our stay.

Naba Siddiq: I was weary with some of the mixed reviews but I stayed here while attending a conference across the street and I was very impressed! The cleanliness was GREAT. My room was sparkling clean in every corner and crevice. Love the technology in the rooms where you can control the lights and adjust the bed. Loved the mirrors, the sink, shower and everything in between. Very modern and l loved the ambience the “relax” mode of the lights give! The bed is huge and very comfy and there are charging stations built into the bed and reading lights on both sides of the bed. A mirror above the bed and a full body mirror next to the sink. Huge TV built into the wall that’s also backlit so once again, the ambience is amazing especially at night time. The room cleaning service is top notch. My room would be ready brand new for me every day and they even went above and beyond to make sure all my things (that I had messily thrown around including my shoes) were in order and perfectly aligned and organized for me each time I came back to my room. Love the huge comfy pillows and everything worked great with no issues! The coffee bar in the hall is also a vibe. The only con is the walls aren’t too sound proof so you can hear people around you if they’re loud enough but that’s a small con to me. If I visit any place that has an option to stay at a YOTEL again, I’m taking it!

Lindsay Knudsen: Modern, sleek, and most importantly- clean! I am always wary of trying new hotels but I was pleasantly surprised with this hotel! Not only were the staff so incredibly friendly, but the rooms and lobby are nice too and clean. The pool was a nice touch, clean with an attached bar. Overall, very happy with the facility.

Niya: I actually enjoyed my stay here. Whether you have a regular room or a suite the rooms are very nice and spacious. They have LED lights great for gen z lmao. And their staff in my opinion is very nice and helpful. I will say the request for an extra towel might take a little bit of time but they come.. eventually.

Y. Lee: First time staying here and definitely won’t be my last time. The service was like no other! SUPERB! I can’t believe their is still service like this out there. Every single employee we ran into was amazing. I’m blown by the service. The rooms are very nice and clean. The hotel itself is very classy and comfortable. The food surpasses my expectations for hotel food and my kids loves their breakfast. The location was perfect because it was close to everything, but far enough from the crowd to keep the atmosphere intimate. The hotel is very kid friendly as well being that it’s an upscale hotel, so don’t be intimidated if you have kids and would like to stay here.

Hampus Engstroem: Make sure to use ʜoᴛᴇʟʙoʟʟʏ.ᴄᴏm when booking your room. This web site will compare countless hotel sites and normally will have rooms much cheaper than others! You're welcome :)! This place is one of my favorites in this area. I have been staying here for a very long time. If you decide to stay here you for sure won't be let down. First time staying here and definitely won’t be my last time. The service was like no other! SUPERB! I can’t believe their is still service like this out there. Every single employee we ran into was amazing. I’m blown by the service. The rooms are very nice and clean. The hotel itself is very classy and comfortable. The food surpasses my expectations for hotel food and my kids loves their breakfast. The location was perfect because it was close to everything, but far enough from the crowd to keep the atmosphere intimate. The hotel is very kid friendly as well being that it’s an upscale hotel, so don’t be intimidated if you have kids and would like to stay here.

Sophia Usmani: Wow!! First class service all the way! We’ve stayed here several times and it’s always been exceptional. But this time, the staff went above and beyond to make our stay comfortable. In particular, Ignacio (the restaurant manager) took amazing care of us. My son has severe food allergies. Ignacio went out of his way to make sure my son could eat safely. I am so grateful for Ignacio and the restaurant team. A truly wonderful experience. Thank you to everyone for making our stay so wonderful.

Brandon Hutchinson: I stayed for two nights while in town for a concert. The room was great, it came with a comfortable bed, clean sheets, and an incredible view. The bathroom was really delightful with a grand bathtub and a walk-in shower. While staying here, I used the pool located in the spa, and while I enjoyed it on a quieter day of the week, I could see the pool area becoming very loud on a busier day. I had room service the second night, the service was very good, and so was the food. Very efficient, and on time to the minute of their estimated time I was given when I placed the order. Finally for my pros list is the location, you’re just South of the mall right at the Washington Monument. The only reason it doesn’t get 5 stars from me was due to state of some of the public spaces. The lobby had a few water spot damage areas on the ceiling, and all the air vents had a ton of dust build up around them.

Highly Favored: For a five star hotel I was expecting the same or better service like The Ritz or Four seasons. Pros: -We love our room with views of The Jefferson, spacious bathroom and excellent tub. Great location to all the attractions, and lovely hotel. -Nice pool -Friendly valet and staff Cons: - No turn down service, there's a note to leave a card on the bed if we want our linen changed the next day ( - Sauna/steam room bathroom area are not accessible to hotel guests unless you're booking one of their spa treatments (even though mandates were lifted almost 3 weeks ago in DC) -No coffee maker or refreshments in room

Lydsweet25 Sweet: I treated myself to a spa day for my birthday. Andrew, my masseuse was wonderful. Really did a great job on working on my aches. Tonya who did my facial was amazing as well. I was surprised that the facial did not include extracting however. The ladies at the front desk were very pleasant as well. One in particular (did not catch her name) went over and beyond to make me feel special. She even sang happy birthday to me and offered a complimentary glass of champagne. Even though I cannot treat myself often to the Mandarin, I had a truly an amazing time. I felt so relaxed and special I highly recommend coming here for a spa day.

Jon Shalala: Beautiful hotel, the hotel staff hustles! They try to go above and beyond. The bottle water is complementary and it’s really good. You definitely pay a premium but if you’re looking for 5 star service this is a great spot. My girlfriend loved the hotel. The hot chocolate at the bar is great.

Joy Bai: We enjoyed three nights stay in December. Our room was a double queen on floor 7 with a river view, very quiet and spacious. The hotel is beautifully decorated and super clean. The staff are warm and make you feel at home. Justin at the front desk made sure our stay is comfortable. Overall my family had a memorable time.

Brandon Nichols: Stayed here for our Honeymoon, and were treated like VIPs from the moment we walked through the door. We spent our days visiting the Smithsonian and came back in the evening to enjoy a drink from the bar while sitting in the garden area. Our room looked over the water and could see the Jefferson memorial. Used the concierge for information and recommendations regularly, but on the night I explained how we wanted something as our nice evening out and what we were hoping he took care of everything and planned a night out for my spouse and I. They arranged dinner, tickets to a show and even provided us with one of the hotels limousines to drive us for the evening as a wedding gift from the hotel.

Joseph Wight: Wasn’t sure at first… Check in process was hassle free, loved that I could do it myself, not much available to help bring heavy/large luggage around but I managed. Room was smaller than I thought with an unorthodox style but the bed was massive and incredibly comfortable. Loved the fluffy pillows and the tablet being able to operate absolutely everything. The different cool soaps, tap water is safe to drink, then when I asked for cleaning, they weren’t sure when they’d get to it… then did it within hours which was a pleasant surprise. Modern, elegant, and hotel of the future… would stay again!

sierra hall: I loved my time here at the CitizenM. The decor was amazing and the cleanliness of the rooms were even better. Our check in went well and it was very easy. The showers are amazing and the bed is so comfy. The bar was my boyfriend and I favorite spot to hang out, the bartenders were lovely and we even made cool with the manager at the bar! She made us some awesome drinks. The only thing I didn’t like was the parking situation. You have to find random parking on the street. However, the hotel was so nice that it outweighed that burden of finding parking. Overall, I loved my experience the staff was very friendly and helpful.

Radhika Somthankar: The rooms are very small, but white, crisp and clean. Good for a couple. The staff is helpful. Amazing lounge and common area. The kitchen is great. Close to the national mall which was very convenient. Could be better - we came by a red eye and found doors locked, there is a way to contact someone from outside but having this in checkin instructions would be great. We were sleepy and tired and closed doors caused some panic. You can hear everything from the bathrooms in the room, so some sound proofing would be good.

Blvknative: For my first time coming to this hotel, I truly didn’t know what to expect, but the citizenM definitely was more than I expected, comfy room with the bed pressed up against the window. They have these big shades, Night time and Day time. Which I thought was pretty cool. Being able to change the lighting in the room was fancy! Definitely set the mood for the night! Being able to control everything from the iPad in the room was amazing!Cool bar in the lobby. Only thing that threw me off was them charging for late checkout but either than that! I really liked this place and would totally stay again.

A S: Very clean, very modern, cozy, and comfortable. I was very happy with our room and the common space. The bar has delicious drinks and good food. There is so much to look at and I can't stress enough how clean the hotel was during our visit. The price was very reasonable as well. We will definitely visit citizenM again!

Ginna D'Alba: Absolutely loved my stay! The staff went consistently above and beyond. The room was clean, comfortable, and very high tech. The bar, the lobby, the living room etc were thoughtfully put together with a great vibe. The TV didn't have a TV guide and took a good five to 10 seconds to change channels, but in the days of all the streaming services it wasn't a big deal. The other minor aggravation was the overpowering air freshener in the lobby. This company definitely has a solid brand, complete with a scent which was too strong.

Leon J: From the minute we walked in, to the minute we checked out, Tyler was warm, inviting, helpful and friendly. She exemplified the hotel mantra "Greet strangers as if they're you're closest friends." We were highly impressed with the amenities, decor, food and beverage offerings, and the ease of check-in and check-out. Every staff member was outstanding in fact, and it all added up to a great experience. We were very pleased that we decided to give Citizen M in DC a try. Highly recommended, especially for the value and price!

Richard Hardy: This hotel is amazing. Great location, compact room but with a very modern theme. For me though, it was the staff. All of them went above and beyond for me, no matter the question or time of day, with excellent local food recommendations and how to get in to a sold out museum 😊 Only thing I would ask is for my next stay, have more vegetarian food options, this is something I struggle with in the USA and I believe it would help you stand out even more.

Laura Chapman: This hotel is so cool! The decor is quirky and fun, check in is easy, and it's very quiet at night. Great for couples visiting DC or business travel, wouldn't be suited for families or groups of friends. The bar/lounge is really nice too.