Best Military Hotels Washington Near Me

Liz Scheiner: Fantastic Navy lodge! The room was very nicely clean and looks updated. Plenty of towels for our family of 5 as well as a small kitchen stocked with dishes and utensils. You do have to pay to use the washers and dryers so be prepared for that. Our visit here has been great! Nice and quiet and love that we could have our dog with us.

William Lloyd: I stayed for four nights with my family of 3. They wouldn’t let me reserve a family unit when I booked about 2 weeks out because they require you to be there in person. When I arrived they said there was only one family unit and it was in use so we received a standard room. There were two queen beds, a tv, bathroom and a mini kitchen (fridge, microwave and very small range). What really rated as a 2 for me was the lack of comfort The whole time there, were were avoiding touching anything because the room had a very old feeling to it, and we were killing bugs daily, each time a different type of bug from spiders, to some type of beetles, to nats in the bed, and some other strange looking flying bug. The door to enter the building was stuck shut so you had to really pull or push hard to get through, and there were cobwebs everywhere, inside the room and outside the entryway. Also, there’s one laundry for the whole building (I’m estimating 2 floors of 30 rooms?) and it’s very small...I think about 3 machines, and you have to pay to use them. Staff was nice at check-in and out. The room did its job for 4 nights but afterwards we transferred to the JB Andrews TLF and its more like a small house/apartment with new, state of the art laundry machines, full and large kitchen, bedrooms, and a living room in the unit. The room is very clean and comfortable in comparison.

Yanni c: This hotel is oldy but have a lot of amenities, front desk ladies are nice and friendly they offered to us coffee, and tea. The hotel room have little kitchen and a fridge, and nice mattresses, the place is clean, free parking space and breakfast. 20 minutes from the national airport.

Mariana Miller: The price was fair and the rooms were clean. Stayed with our two chihuahuas so I was really glad they had vinyl tile instead of carpet. The bed was comfy and the room was spacious.

Xane Jardineiro: I would give 0 stars if possible. The room was dirty, sheets had not been changed (pubic hairs in the bed and shower) towels were dirty… Essentially this place had not been cleaned and they booked me here anyway. Attached photos for your situational awareness.

Jay ONeal: My family and I really enjoyed our stay. We got a two bedroom apartment for $115/night. No way you can beat that anywhere in the area. The beauty of government subsidization. The building is a bit older, and there are no DVD players, but it’s a great, great deal overall.

Robert Hethcoat: The front desk lady, Danielle was very helpful to us upon check-in, she gave us a room on the ground floor. The amenities in room were sufficient for our week long stay. Very comfortable bed. Just disappointed the TV signal went dead for the last few days and the time it took to repair it.

Amp2084: So I paid $150 for the room plus a $20 pet fee. We went to site see and before leaving our room was at 77 degrees. We got back after setting it to 65 and it’s now 79 degrees. I called the front desk and their solution was to give us fans!! 😡 we are hot natured and can’t sleep when it’s hot. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE!!!

LeAnn Davis: We’ve enjoyed a comfortable and quiet stay for the weekend. This facility is two miles from a park and ride metro station right on the green line. We easily navigated our way to the Nationals Park and the Navy Yard within a few minutes. The rooms were clean, the bed was comfy, and we will be back!

Tobi Underwood: It is convenient to the DC area. The rooms are clean. The staff is polite. The infrastructure on the base as a whole needs maintenance,. Cable was out for two days. There was no hot water today. The staff said it was because of a gas main break,

Kate Capellan: Super pet friendly hotel, loved it and the staff is super friendly too, it was so stressful while we stayed at a hotel out of base as pon as we move to the navy lodge everything change. I recommend it 100%

Honey Badger (Schmitz): Clean lobby and rooms with recent upgrades. Microwave, good size mini fridge and with separate door for freezer, coffee maker, toaster, and some dishes in the room. Helpful staff. Guest laundry room, mini mart, and gym with three pieces of cardio equipment on site.

William Berry: Nice, clean and well maintained. I highly recommend a stay.

Carlton JONES: TV did not want to work but I was tired enough I just went straight to sleep

Elizabeth W: It’s convenient which is why I stay here. The price keeps creeping up. The furnishings keep getting older. The rooms are clean though. This last stay I booked weeks in advance and was put in a room right across from the elevators. I immediately asked for a different room and was told they were booked. They were but they could have switched people around since when she got my key out there were still a bunch there that hadn’t checked in yet, she just didn’t want to be bothered. Who needs sleep anyway?

Emili Mancilla: such a good room for one night but too pricey. the desk clerk said it was $165 without taxes and i paid $193 and some cents and didn’t get a receipt and he didn’t tell me the checkout time. the floors are creaky and feel like you’re gonna fall through but love the room. they even have full size bottles of shampoo, conditioner, and body wash.

Stephen Lyon: Great historic hotel. If you need a quiet place in the NCR give them a look. All the base support you need and easy access to DC

Regina Ortenzi: Always a delete to stay at an old world Army guest quarters. Takes me back to my brat days traveling with my Dad between assignments. Very spacious suites, complimentary breakfast and every effort taken to keep guests safe in pandemic times

Kathleen Beckman: Perfect place to stay for a visit to our Capitol. The breakfast was made by a wonderful man who did an excellent job. The front desk person in the evening was very unpleasant. Great location.

Ashley T: We have been constantly harassed and questioned by Patricia Segura who is the night desk clerk since we arrived on June 18, 2021. We have been asked why we needed towels and to verify we used the other towels before she will give us a new set of towels. We have been asked why we are parked in handicapped parking & to verify we have a handicapped parking pass. Do not stay here unless you want to be profiled by the night time hotel clerk. Corporate guest services is just as rude (spoke with Ly) and didn’t work with us to resolve the issue. Is it policy to make sure hotel guest verifies with your hotel staff they are handicapped?

Walt Drechsler: Accommodations were great. Rooms are a bit dated but that was the expectation. The staff is amazing! From the moment we checked in we were treated like special guests. We look forward to breakfast every morning. We again were treated like family. The Fort is positioned within easy distance to many attractions as well as the Metro. Patricia was especially fun in the evenings when we returned from our day. We always had hot coffee and cookies to greet us. Our experience just added icing to a very spectacular trip.

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.

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.

Nora: I’ve been here last February before the pandemic and I really enjoyed staying here the price so convenient and the staff were so nice and friendly they made sure that I get whatever I needed and they were so helpful and happy to help I honestly felt like home here and this is the only hostel I like among all hostels I’ve been at. Back then they served breakfast every day and there were some activities every week. Somehow everyone I met there was lovely and friendly we had so fun hearing each other stories and future plans. I’m so thankful for this experience. Also about the location it’s so nice there are plenty of restaurants and coffee shops in the area almost one block away. I highly recommend it.

Ellen SC: Such a lovely hostel. Was made to feel so welcome, like I was coming home. Beds were comfy and hostel was quiet enough to get a good nights sleep but also lots of social areas. Would definitely recommend!

Emily Wakwe: Surprisingly excellent! 👏🏾 Only request is that mirrors or a mirror needs to be in the room.

Lauren: Loved my stay at this hostel. The location is beautiful in a very lively neighborhood. A 5min walk gets you to the bus stop. It’s about a 20 min ride to the national mall and DCA. Spacious and clean rooms. The beds were comfortable although very squeaky. I had a room on the third floor and had the bathroom to my self every morning. Very friendly staff. Went out Saturday night with people from the hostel and had an incredible time. If you’re a solo traveler going to DC and thinking about booking any kind of accommodation I recommend this hostel.

Camryn King: My stay was AMAZING! the staff was extremely friendly and accommodating! All of the general areas, bathrooms, and my room was extremely clean and up to par. I really really loved staying here. I would suggest to anyone who may think about staying in a bigger room with more beds that your privacy may be worth the little extra fees. I stayed in a 14 bed mixed gender room and I don’t have any complaints, I just think I would prefer a more expensive room next time for more privacy 😊

Jeff Martin: This hostel is awesome! I’m a teacher, I brought 15 students here. The staff was incredibly responsive, helpful, prompt, and professional in advance of arrival. We were greeted by staff and shown to our rooms in a very welcoming manor. They were nice to me and my students. The showers are clean. the beds are very very comfortable and do not squeak when you turn over in them. The vide is hip and fun. The location is in the heart of the fun to be had in Adams Morgan. I will definitely recommend this hostel to others and will definitely plan to come back (without students) to have fun with this hostel as my home base!

Mark West: An above average hotel but the room needs a little maintenance attention. Wallpaper was pealing off in a few areas and the plug in the bathroom sink was not functioning, had to remove it so the water could drain. A little pricey but due to its location. Restaurant is not open right now. There was no refrigerator in the room. For a room that costs over $200 a night to stay, that should be standard equipment. The staff is accommodating though. We have a late flight so they let us leave our luggage after check out

Ariana Ramirez: This hotel is definitely over rated. My worst hotel experience ever by far. I am really big on reading reviews before I go places but I took a chance on the Beacon & I absolutely regret it. It was an uncomfortable stay. The staff was very professional and had great hospitality though. The room was very small, there was dust all over the bed side tables and phone. The bed sheets and pillow cases had stains of blood. The filter for the heating was fire hazard filthy. No microwave, no fridge, no ice machine & parking is very expensive at almost $60 a night including tax. If you are out by the time valet leaves for the night, once you return you will have to park out front of the hotel instead of in the underground garage. Oh & don’t forget the hotel fees for things that you won’t even use or that’s closed.

Steve Jenkins: We recently stayed at the beacon hotel and corporate quarters in Washington DC. This was singularly one of the worst hotel stays in over 30 years of staying hotels around the world. The list of issues is expansive, and started before check in. So I was traveling for work and booked over three weeks out, as we were flying in from Hawaii after an overnight flight, we requested an early check in at 1pm. The message that we received said they would do their best to help us out. On arrival, the man behind behind the desk was like the soup guy from Seinfeld and insisted that there were no early check ins and that check I was 3pm. It wasn’t that he wasn’t polite, he was just outright rude. On check in we were also advised that’s restaurant is closed, the rooftop bar is closed and there is limited housekeeping due to COVID, despite this there is a $28 daily resort fee 😕. We were the put into a different room. To that which was booked, it’s a standard queen, and was tiny. After clarifying they moved us to a deluxe double double, which was roomier, but was tired and old, with a shower that has water, but no water pressure. Every day the room cards did not work, and resulted in multiple trips to reception to have them reset. Not once, not even once did anyone at reception acknowledge any issue with the room key system, in fact they used all standard hotel excuses about you must have put it near your phone, your credit cards etc etc. the thing is it was soooo widespread and whenever we would be getting a reset there would be a line, it was just unacceptable and avoidable. The 2 lifts in the building are tiny, slow and barely functioning. And finally to checkout, by this point we expected little, and the management didn’t let us down. As we were leaving at 4am in the morning, I went down the evening prior and requested to finalize my account and gain a receipt, so we could just drop keys and go in the morning. I was told this wasn’t possible as the cost of the final night didn’t click in until midnight, so I requested that the reception representative just process it at midnight and then have a printout that I could collect when I left. The reception representative said that as she was leaving before midnight this couldn’t be done and I would have to call down to have this done before I left. In addition the rate on the invoice was more than that quoted, when I showed the reception representative the emails I had received from the hotel, with the hotels email address, she denied that it had come from the hotel, and insisted it was from a third party booking agent. This was the cherry on the very average cake of disappointment that this stay was. I can honestly say that I will NEVER stay in this hotel again, and I would strongly advise that you are better to join the homeless lady at the nearby park, rather than put up with rude, incompetent staff, and unacceptable facilities.

Mike Williams: This hotel was very conveniently located for my trip to DC. The price was excellent, the service was excellent and the breakfast was the best I’ve come across included in the room cost. I will most definitely return! Book with confidence! I want to thank Avvy in the breakfast room for keeping everything super super clean, stocked and fresh. I forge the gentleman at the front desks name but he was awesome too. Well done to the Comfort Inn DC staff. Had a great time. Thank you

Purple Cotton: Lovely hotel- perfect location! Front Desk Supervisor very accommodating. Only complaint is breakfast was not well kept and food and condiments kept running out. Breakfast clerk was nice though! I will most definitely return here!

József Gyula Nemes: Affordable yield close to the center. I am kindly helpful. Rooms are tidy, breakfast is delicious and hearty. What is a bit weak is the wifi that works in the hotel. I had a good time, I will recommend it to friends as well.

AHMAD FARIT BIN MAZLAN: The room was good. Receptionist need to be more friendly. The housekeeping maam was friendly Location is good. Walkable to the attractions. Breakfast were provided. Pack and go. Tea & coffee making facilites available in room. Security is good. need access card to enter the main entrance. Would love to stay here again in the futuree. Just remind your receptionist to be more friendly

Shannon Dermid: Upon arrival, we were greeted and welcomed so pleasantly. The young lady that checked us in went above and beyond for us after we asked her about some local black owned restaurants. The pool was not open as of yet but looked great! We will definitely return to enjoy the pool and their outdoor bar. The restaurant bar inside the hotel was great as well, the lady bartender was alot of fun. The greeter was always attentive and very friendly when opening the doors for everyone. Parking was so easy, it is a extra charge BUT it is in all of DC hotels. It was very clean and beds and pillows comfortable. This hotel is in a PERFECT LOCATION, right in the middle of everything. This is our go to stay at spot now.

Ted LeBlond: I had stayed at the Washington Plaza about four years ago. Some when I found out last month that I would be in Washington DC for nine days, I obviously made my reservation there. Like last time I was extremely pleased with the service and the hotel. All the staff from the front desk to maintenance and housekeeping are polite and professional. When I had a very minor issue with my shower faucet and I reported it to the front desk maintenance had come up literally within minutes fix it quickly and correctly. The entire hotel is very clean and neat. I had daily housekeeping and I don’t know how they made the bed. It was always so nice and barely a wrinkle on the sheets. I hated to sit down or lay down on it but I did have to go to bed sometime. I got a great rate because it was in the middle of December and also they had a seven day promotion. But one thing I like most about the Washington Plaza is they do not charge one of those ridiculous destinations or amenity fees that seem to be the trend now with so many hotels. I highly recommend this place.

Ios ParosNaxos: This during the pandemic. The interior was looking just a little run-down. The room had no microwave or mini-fridge, so you had to rely on room service. But their service was excellent and the food was good. Coffee came in large pots. Lunch was also served but not dinner. Snacks and some alcoholic beverages sold at the front counter 24/7. The hotel also has a a very cozy restaurant, which, at the time, was closed. Everything you need is within walking distance including a 7/11 and dry cleaners, a hair salon and Whole Foods Market. The hotel is also located on the edge of the downtown area, the drug store is a block away. The people living in this neighborhood are A+.

Chris Sanders: Stayed here in 2017. White glove experience all around for my entire stay. Fitness room is way more than I expected in a hotel gym. Really nice cardio equipment. Minimal strength equipment but high quality. Great location in Dupont Circle with plenty of restaurant options around the hotel as well as their own bar and cafe. Small business center was great for grabbing a couple of quick conference calls right when I arrived. Highly recommend for biz or pleasure. Great experience!

Danielle El Kadi Levin: My husband and I had an excellent stay. Farrah the GM was fantastic! The housekeeping was top notch. The rooms were very comfortable. Staff was so kind, look out for John and Christopher, they’re lovely people. Thank you staff of the DuPont Circle !!! We felt very at home. Tons of little details that make all the difference.

Megan Barnes: I recently had my wedding block here at the Dupont Circle Hotel and could not be more pleased with the hotel. The upgrades made it feel like a five star experience for our guests from the moment they checked in. The rooms were beautiful, the bar was perfect for our welcome drinks, and the Pembroke restaurant was perfect for a bridal breakfast the day before the festivities began. I would be remiss by not sharing how incredible Svetlin was leading up to our big day. It would not have been as seamless without his help. Christina was key in securing our incredible rate for our guests to make the weekend so special for our family and friends traveling into the city. You will no regret your stay here.

Sarah Bell: Who doesn’t love a turn down service?? Can’t say enough good things about this hotel; when I lived in DC I used to frequent their bar/restaurant regularly but this is my first time staying as an overnight guest. The staff has been lovely and the room is great, too. Will absolutely book again when I’m back in town.

Derrik C: I had such a great stay here. The rooms were beautiful and clean, the staff was so helpful and welcoming, and the location was perfect. I will definitely stay here again when I’m in DC. Also, the valet parking service is amazing. I stress about parking whenever I’m in the city and this was a life saver and the valets were wonderful.

Reb O: Do not stay here. We accidentally left an expensive pair of shoes on the closet floor in our room. We called almost immediately when we realized this on the ride home. The hotel told us they would call us back immediately after speaking to housekeeping. They did not call us back at all. We had to call the next morning. By this time, hours and hours passing, we were tossed around to various people and the conclusion was that they did not find the shoes in the room. They kept calling this a “lost item”. The shoes were not a lost item, they were a “left” item. It’s unfortunate that you can’t accidentally leave some thing in your room and have an honest staff member return it to you. After talking to multiple managers on the phone, they did not want to do anything about the shoes. I will never stay in a hotel that steals from you. Beware.

C L: The hotel rooms are beyond tiny - not even a door for the bathroom, and the ceiling heights are so low, even at 5’3 I️ can’t breathe. Service is the worst part, I️ have never met so many apathetic people in one place. At checkout we called 3 times to request a dolly. The first time they adamantly denied that our room number even existed 🤯 and then the next two times they said they were sending one up. Didn’t happen. We had to carry all of our luggage down by hand (we have a child so this included a travel crib, stroller, and 2 suitcases. Upon leaving no one even offered us a hand. When I️ was exiting the elevator with my child in the stroller and carrying 3 bags, there was a man with a loaded dolly standing outside the elevator and would not make space for me to get by. I’m positively shocked that this place is in business and that this was my experience. How does this place have good reviews?? The only redeemable moment was meeting the lady from housekeeping who gave my kid chocolate and was so kind to us. She should be paid way more than any of those a-holes at the front desk. Complete waste of space and money. Worst hotel I’ve ever stayed at.

Ambar Robinson: I enjoyed my stay great staff and clean room. Elevator works and good wifi for work. I would stay again.

Edward A. Gray: Very nice and clean staff was excellent. Location was perfect for me to walk around DC. I would stay here again.

Andrew R: nice hotel in a not busy area that is a good deal near restaurants and convenience store to get you through a DC trip

Marsha Royal: No frills but well priced for the area. Walking distance to stores, restaurants and the bus. Helpful staff.

Heather Smith: Overall typical of this brand. Maybe I have to reset my expectations though post COVID. Only cleaned if ask the day before. Ok, got it. But I just wanted my trash removed daily. If full clean not necessary, would like an option to properly dispose of the trash. I was not given soap for sink. Twice. I was given body lotion. Thanks, but I would rather be clean. Bought my own. Nobody was flat out rude, but some staff (mostly overnight) acted like I was an inconvenience. My key kept having issues and needed it reset multiple times. Had issues with the lock not fully working and door would get stuck. I did not park a vehicle on site, but a co worker tried for 1 might and was told full, go park at Whole Foods. Not far, but still a block or so away. At least they had an option available though. Clean, most people nice, location super convenient, felt perfectly safe.

James Garcia: This was without question the worst hotel experience I have ever had. Check in is at 4pm our room was not ready until 6pm. We were supposed to have a roll away. That never happened. There was no parking available. The front desk staff just complains about their situation (we were fully booked last night) and says things like “don’t catch an attitude”. This place is so poorly run.

Remy 2BADD: This hotel saved us from the IVY CITY MOTEL we called other hotels at 9 am to get a room and no one could get us in until 3. Courtyard instantly took care of us our room was ready after maybe about a 15 minute drive they gave us water the rooms were nice and clean everything was neat that night we had a mix-up with our Uber eats the front desk worker and the security guard were awesome I stood down and waited for my food they had great conversation just awesome people thanks again courtyard by Marriott you made our stay awesome five stars! And it was my birthday weekend thanks for coming to the rescue

Andrew Brown: The staff here were amazing with accommodating my early check in and late check out. Everything was clean and the staff remembered my name. Travel can be stressful so these little things count. I look forward to my next trip to the Navy Yard!

mikel myles: Customer Service and Communication is off! Upon purchasing 2 rms for approx $295 for 1 night I was expecting a little better customer service than I received but sometimes it is your own people that treat you in such a rude way. I walked in in a pleasant mood. Happy because it was a big day for me and my son who was going to his prom. I stood in line. Waited and saw how Abdullah treated the guest in front of me. And how the other young lady (a black female) did as well. Both giving their customers a welcome bag that had water and a breakfast bar in it with a smile and pleasant attitude. Upon arriving on Saturday after I had called and spoke with a male (Caucasian or Hispanic) on a couple occasions (1) to check that my 3rd party reservation was there and (2) to also see about using a rm to set up for a couple hours for prom pictures. The gentleman was very kind over the phone and in person. Prior to check in we stopped by. This particular guy said it would be ok for us to use a room told me and the other parent. He never mentioned a time limit or a fee. He had a technician open up the Admiral rooms on the 2nd floor for us to view and pick. We left out of the hotel happy thinking we were good for prom day set up and continued preparing with things such as a ballon backdrop planned to have a small food set up not knowing that when we arrived the following weekend on June 11 upon checking in with Abdullah that we were going to be ONLY allotted 15 mins to set up our balloon arrangement and take pictures plus we were made aware that we should’ve paid a fee for the room. Totally unaware and disturbed by what I was being told. Abdullah said ok I will give you a little more time just know we have to set up for a church coming in the next morning. It was 5/6 pm when guests started arriving. Approx 7:30 pm Abdullah came up to tell us our time was up they needed to set up for the church. Within 10-15 mins we had our ppl come out the room and a couple of the ladies stayed to clean up and set back up the 12 chairs and podium for church as it was. In the meantime I passed by Abdullah several times up until at least 10 pm. He never called me over to discuss anything about the room. Upon check out I called to see if both rooms charged on my card incidental charges were returned. That’s when I was notified by a rude young lady (the black female) that “We are charging your card $150.. the room was a mess!”.. Now I set the 12 chairs and podium up myself.. I saw the young lady carefully pop the balloons and take the confetti filled ones outside to pop. The food we had was pizza and nuggets that was nicely placed on 2 table clothes that we scooped up and trashed. To my knowledge the room was cleaned. A young man working there who had our room changed because the AC wasn’t working told me specifically “Yall are good we just had 1 bag of trash to take out”. So the attitude and the charge was a shock to me at this point! In the end I wish I had taken pictures of the room before we started and after, I wished I would have gotten the first gentleman’s name, I wish there were better communication between everyone regardless of skin color because I paid the same as everyone else and I was not rude even after I was told I could only get 15 mins, and also I wish I didn’t have to come back down to the front desk to get our welcome bags that was given to everyone else with a smile after I purchased 2 rooms at this hotel! End result.. **The rooms are comfortable and if there’s a problem the staff is willing to move you to another room. **For the Meeting Room I was not charged $150/$500 although they tried to charge my card that I used specifically for the hotel fees $150 before speaking to me. It did not work. So the new manager onboard said they just kept the $50 incidental fee. Which I was ok with. She was pleasant and apologized. The principle of the matter is we spoke to someone, came in person prior to our check in date to make sure. We did our part. The Staff should’ve done better and they also should’ve been on the same page.

Tucson Razorbacks: Service is par excellence! Quintessential! Roomy. Easy parking (for fee) nearby for all business class patrons. Recommended. Customer service top shelf! Convenient location!

Evan D: Average person review: visiting from the South, and it’s an odd way to type out a review on how employees at a hotel can make you feel like you’re family here while thinking about how it’s their job to do so. It’s not a forced smile they put on, but rather a genuine atmosphere in all that they do for you. My bed was made multiple times a day, my dirty clothes were neatly folded in a small area in the room and I always had fresh towels. (It’s just a big thing for me) As I said before, the staff was more than welcoming! One gentlemen opened the door with a smile outside, and another opened it with a smile on the inside. I’m not anything special, but the Hay Adams staff sure did make me feel as if I was the most important person visiting for the next few days! Breakfast was outstanding; again, I’m a Southerner so breakfast is our staple. Didn’t get a chance to see the rooftop bar after walking 8 miles around DC because we were tired but everything about the inside and restaurant were perfect. As I said in the beginning is exactly what I want to say by ending; it’s a very hard way to describe how this building and staff make you feel like you’re family, and not just a temporary resident to fill a budget quota. There’s truly an indescribable feeling that walking into the Hay Adams is just like going to a distant relatives house. You don’t see them every day, but when you first arrive on the front porch, you’re greeted with a warm welcoming that makes you feel as if you’ve only been gone a few hours. 5 stars.

Katherine Collins: Treated my sister and her husband to a stay at the Hay-Adams & it’s one of the very few times I can say that it was absolutely worth every cent. Our rooms were impeccable, every member of the staff we encountered was genuinely caring, & every meal we ate was exceptional. Everything exceeded my expectations. I’ve never experienced anything like it; they must go out of their way to hire the best of the best & treat them well because nothing fell short of absolute excellence. I don’t think I could ever stay anywhere else in the city. It made our time in DC magical.

Tracey Vlahovic: This was an experience! From my room I can see the white house and such a wonderful view! I took the best pictures! The hotel bar was great and wonderful staff greeted us. We had many rooms booked and so many of my family came along and everyone enjoyed! I highly recommend!

Adam Galazka: Overall, just an amazing experience. I would give them 4.5 stars. Mainly because after our stay, we found some rim and tire damage from valet parking. Working with their management to address it. Booked this through Amex Platinum. Their check in process was amazing. From doors being open to everyone knowing your name, just great. This hotel is right down the street of the White House. Just an amazing location. Room was great with St. John view of the church. Room was spacious. Shower had an amazing pressure. Enjoyed the little touch of water and mandarins. Turn down service was also great as we did not expect it. We will definitely be back. Restaurant and bar/lounge on the premises are amazing.

brian perkins: Was visiting DC for the first time since the pandemic. So glad we stayed at The Hay-Adams. So charming. So comfortable. So beautiful. Such great service (the doormen, the waiters, the hostesses great you by your name every day!). I only had breakfasts there…and I miss them. Especially the corned beef hash. And they charged my Tesla. Perfect.

Priya R.: What an amazing experience. The location of the hotel is spectacular, the service is amazing and the rooms are beautiful. Special thanks to Brian Thomasson for going above and beyond to make sure my twin boys felt special during the stay. If you truly want a memorable experience, you cannot stay anywhere else. We plan to come back soon…many thanks for the fantastic memories.

Michelle W: My husband and I stayed in the Lafayette Park view suite for three nights and we were impressed with every aspect of this beautiful hotel - from the courteous and pleasant service from every employee we interacted with, an awesome concierge who set us up with an informative walking tour of DC, to the wonderful in room dining staff. Off the Record was a nightly favorite! We can’t wait to come back and stay again!

Thomas Corcoran: Despite an issue with some minor room cleanliness, the hotel management handled it extremely well. The staff turned what would have been a disappointment into a very positive experience. We look forward to returning for a relaxing stay again.

Michelle Pearse: This hotel is well located with easy access to everything. The CVS next door was a lifesaver and the staff was extremely helpful. Our room had a kitchenette, a powder room, and bathroom. It was extremely spacious, clean, and we were able to really spread out and be comfortable. It was our first time to DC and we will recommend the state plaza hotel all of our friends & family.

TRECEYb Finney: I was PLEASANTLY surprised at the kitchen addition to the room; I would have been happy with just a microwave. There was also an additional area between the room and the bathroom that could be smaller to make the bathroom a bit more spacious. But overall loved the room and hotel design, will definitely return if ever in DC again.

Meghan Flynn: I stayed in this hotel after a very long drive from NY to make it to an appointment to get an emergency passport. Upon arriving, I check in and proceed to self parking where the spaces are extremely tight. The rooms are decent, and within walking distance to National Mall. The next day, on the date of my checkout I was to be flying out of DC for a funeral of a close family member. I explained to the manager and the front desk member that it would be extremely helpful if I could extend my check out just one hour (from noon to 1pm) as my transport to the airport would be arriving around then, and that I would be willing to pay any fee for the extension. They declined. I’m not one to complain or write poor reviews but after explaining to them all I had gone through in the prior 48 hours for them to not make an exception to extended just out of basic morality, let alone show good hospitality really rubbed me the wrong way.

Elvin Schrock: Room was clean and spacious. The bed was very comfortable and the staff was super accommodating. When we had an issue with the temperature of the room, they immediately sent up a fan to keep us comfortable.

Peter Fox: Hotel rooms were good, clean and had a kitchenette. A little outdated. Also the thermostat seemed broken. Staff was not as helpful as I thought. We had called before twice to make sure that the hotel can provide us a baby bed and they said twice that they have a bed (play pen, Graco style but lower quality). When we reached I found out that they only have the play pen but no mattress. The baby would have slept on a uneven and on the frame. Not safe and not what can be called baby bed. I had to buy a mattress from target myself. They wanted to reimburse us one night but never did. Even after calling the hotel and booking.com the hotel didn’t give us the reimbursement. Really sad because otherwise I would have recommended the hotel and my review would have been different. I will still try to connect with the hotel to resolve the issue.

AJ: My husband and I stayed at the Morrison Clark Inn for a few nights in a suite. Accommodations were very comfortable, spacious, and exceptionally clean (which I know because I wipe everything down in a hotel room. My wipes are often no longer white after wiping but here, they remained white.) The bed was more comfortable than my SleepNumber bed, and they provide 4 pillows on a queen bed, which was nice. Hilton properties provide only 3 pillows. I would’ve given 4 stars if a fridge and microwave had been in the room and recycling available somewhere. I have an issue with food waste and didn’t have a fridge to store leftovers. There is no ice machine that is accessible to guests but the hotel staff will bring ice upon request, but not enough for a cooler. The staff respond to requests faster than anywhere I’ve ever stayed. The location is great for walking anywhere you’d want to visit in D.C. We walked to Union Station in 30 minutes. The garage parking at the inn is an adventure — the garage can be accesses from the alleyway around the corner from the hotel. There is no hotel room card reader to open the garage door, so the staff have to allow guests access in and out, so it feels and probably is more secure than most parking garages. We called to let the front desk know we were “home” to be allowed in. It wasn’t a hassle but it is unusual which sort of added to the experience of staying at the Morrison Clark. I would absolutely return here at each visit to D.C., if only they had a fridge and microwave. I did love my stay and recommend it if you don’t need a fridge and microwave.

susan able: I was so pleasantly surprised by my stay. After selling my DC house and moving to the Eastern Shore, I find myself needing to stay overnight in DC about once a week. So I get to try a lot of hotels. Price is a factor, and I chose Morrison Clark for that reason and the location this weekend. I found it to be an incredibly welcoming, comfortable hotel. Our room was small, but the bed was great and it was very clean. I love the interior courtyard and quirky Asian theme. The parking is tight, but it’s the city. I’ll be back for sure because I liked the comfy vibe.

chris antonelli: Excellent stay. Was in town for a volleyball tournament at Convention Center. Only 5 minute walk so perfect location. Parking is in a private garage downstairs, convenient but pretty tight. Room is very small but comfortable and bathroom is very nice. Small fridge was much appreciated. We had breakfast at the restaurant twice, both times excellent service and good, standard food. It was VERY nice to come back to a quiet hotel after a long day in the convention center. The Marriot is super busy and loud, the bar is like a nightclub.

Mac: Do not stay at this hotel! Room was manageable, but they charge $40+ a day to park and have an awful parking situation in an alley and underneath the building. We scraped our car on a piece on unmarked concrete protruding from the wall of the exit ramp. Seems like a Department of Buildings violation. When brought up to management they said they cannot do anything about it and that we were making a big deal out of it. Will never stay here again!

Sarah Bigney McCabe: The staff here were incredibly friendly and so helpful with everything. Our room was very clean and comfortable. We will stay here again!

Stacey Kay: Fairly clean room, super friendly staff, beautiful lobby, nice fitness center. However, there are some questionable spots underneath the toilet bowl in our room. We also had no body wash in our shower dispenser and didn’t realize until I was in the shower, the WiFi operates at dial-up speeds the majority of the stay so far (we’re still here). And the website for the hotel made no mention that the pool was closed which was a huge reason for choosing this hotel, I would have booked elsewhere had I known. We also have to pay for parking ($35 a day) which is ridiculous considering I’m spending $400 for two beds/two nights here. So, nice at a glance but pretty lackluster overall.

JuniperRose: Our room was spotless and everything was in order when we got there. The location is very close to the museums so it was very nice to be able to get back and forth. They have a small dining area thats open for diner and a bar. The only thing an issue is the customer service there is pretty cold. We spoke to one gentleman who was very helpful, but the ladies at the front were cut and dry. We called down to ask about checkout the morning of and she answered our question but then hung up in the middle of my husband thanking her. It’s not the end of the world but it just struck us as odd. I also witnessed only 1 waitress doing bar and waiting in the dining area. She was running herself all over trying to help everyone while 3 people stood behind the front desk. Is this normal? Perhaps they could help out with drinks and small things?

C Yager: Great staff, clean hotel, close to White house.; but a bit of a walk to Smithsonian. Comfortable bed, bathroom products are the giant size pump with very strong peppermint smell, a bit too much for me , nice water pressure in shower. Stayed on 2 floor but a bit noisy from street sounds, would recommend staying higher up. The hotel bar had great burgers.

Alicia Zelaya: The hotel room was great. The hotel was very pretty and well maintained.my only complaint really was that there was not vending machines or a small shop to allow you to buy small necessities like bottles of water, etc. However, the staff was very friendly. They even brought us a microwave to our room when I asked if there was a way to heat up left over food.

Lauren Klos: Although the hotel didn’t seem like much from the outside, the lobby is very nice and well-kept and the staff were very friendly. The room was clean and the bed very comfortable. I liked being able to walk to restaurants nearby and being in the city itself (instead of having to stay in North Bethesda for a similar rate). The one downfall was the nightly $25 rate for self-parking in their open garage.

Phil Miller: It’s a Days Inn. Can’t expect a lot. It was inexpensive and room 410 was clean. It is within the DC square. That is a lot. People at the desk were great. No breakfast, no microwave and no refrigerator. The only breakfast restaurant close is a Burger King. Old building so bring your own wall plugs etc. We will make it work because of the location and cleanliness.

A. Rosenquist: My son and his friend were supposed to have a refrigerator but they said they didn’t have any due to Covid (?) but then they magically found one when I called and pointed out that we had a guest with a medical need for it. Be aware that they don’t charge the card you reserved with online unless you, the cardholder, are physically standing there holding it— not at all clear in the reservation process and very inconvenient in a city full of college students whose parents might want to pay from another place. It’s near the metro but other than that it’s not a particularly easy or pleasant place to stay.

Hannah Mench: If you’re looking for an easy, no frills, clean, quiet, peaceful, safe place, on a main road, look no further. I stayed for one night just traveling through town and it was simple, tidy and perfect. Disclaimer: the bed was not the comfiest mattress in the world but it was fine, and hey, the lady at the front desk was nice so it balances out.

Folu A: Hotel was like a place that had its great days but now old and falling apart. Four stars for the location and its access to other things. There was a nice bookstore about 10minutes walk and the best coffee shop was just 1minute walk. The hotel itself is 2 stars. You can find cleaner places to sleep for same price or thereabouts. I was to spend 2nights there and even for such short stay, I couldn’t stay the second night. Staff was ok.

Tyler Stalletti: Staff was friendly but the hotel is of sub-par quality. Entering the room I actually thought it was great but then I noticed some things. The bathroom is small but it was gross as I smelled mildew. The tile flooring and walls in the shower were covered in mildew. Even the bottom of the show curtain had mildew. The bathroom had a drop ceiling which looked dirty and if the shower had mildew I’m sure the tile ceiling had it also. That’s not the worst part, I noticed when running the air conditioner I began to sneeze. I was out all day on Saturday walking dc with no problem. As soon as I went into my room and turned on the A/C I began sneezing. Left for dinner and kept sneezing which was horrible. After a few hours out I stopped sneezing. As soon as I came back to the hotel room which had the air running I started sneezing again. I can’t guarantee it was the air conditioner but their was definitely something in that room making me sneeze. The remote for TV also had white stuff all over it and was also gross. It was supposed to be all sanitized in a clear bag but obviously not. I honestly almost asked for my money back but the staff was so friendly that I didn’t want to.

Samia Muhammad: This hotel 🏨 is best choice to be near from all activities near by such as White House. I highly recommend this hotel. The stuff especially Aline is amazing and helpful she changed my room next day to have a best view. The lounge in second floor has a fresh coffee ☕️. There is a water free.

Wei Hsu: We stayed here for two days, and I think I chose the best hotel in Washington DC! The location is great! Close to everywhere on foot. Including White House, monument and some museums! Also five mins away from subway station on foot! The service here is also great! The lobby is clean and make people feel comfortable. Next time when I travel to DC, I will choose this place again!

D Howe: Stayed here in May 2022. One of the best big city hotel experiences I’ve had. It’s not fancy and the rooms are basic but they’re spotless, the place is quiet, bathrooms are modern and clean, the staff is polite and helpful. Highly recommend this property. There is a Boulanger in across the street that serves up incredible breakfast items. Right next to a mtetro station.

Ganindu Madhawa: Stayed here for a week in Autumn 2017 and cost me around 260$/day just for the stay without meals. Obviously the rooms are comparatively smaller so was the bathrooms. . However it was perfectly equipped with needs for single person stay and I would say the stay was comfortable. The reception staff was so friendly The place is located in the heart of the busy suburbs and just few hundred yards from The White House, Renwick Gallery and a number of free museums. Rooms were clean.

Nina S: All the staff members were amazing at accommodating our requests. The rooms are large and comfortable and the location is perfect.Only one star off because of the issue with heating during our stay which was ultimately resolved. But I would definitely stay here again for the customer service and location.

Amber Stile: We stayed this past weekend and we really liked the hotel + location. Some reviews said it gets too hot at night, which it did, but once we cracked the windows it was totally fine. The elevator was the worst part - incredibly slow, and when we were checking out it was broken so we had to take the stairs (we were on the 7th floor). Room service was pretty good and took about an hour to get delivered. Overall a good experience!

J F: The hotel was clean and the staff was very pleasant. Great location with only a 5 minute walk to the nearest metro station. Great price for the location and accommodations. Cons: there was only 1 working elevator (itself kind of a tight fit) but I saw the hotel was working on fixing the other one. Also, the room gets warm, which was okay for a mid-March trip (the windows opened for natural AC) but I’m not sure how comfortable it would be in the summer months. Tl;dr - good place with a great, safe location. Minor issues with cooling the room. Would go again