My boyfriend and I stayed here for a couple nights on a recent vacation to DC. The staff was…read morenoticeably nice and would inquire if we needed anything whenever we crossed paths. They also went above and beyond for us when we arrived. We got there three hours before check-in and asked if we could leave our bags so we could start exploring and come back later to check in. They checked that our room was already clean and offered to let us check-in early without any fees or extra hassle. I couldn't believe it; that was so nice of them. It let us have more time to enjoy the city which we loved. We stayed downstairs in the Shanghai room. It was cute and cozy. I loved the shower and the robes to use during our stay. The bed was also very comfortable with extra pillows in the closet. Breakfast was good. The first morning was spinach florentine. The second day was a lovely dish with asparagus, phyllo, and a mushroom sauce. This is in addition to a continental style breakfast. The sunroom has complimentary beverages available. I took advantage of the coffee, tea, and lemonade. They also have a water cooler. This was really handy because they provide a couple bottles of water in your room when you check in. It was so easy to refill the plastic bottles so we had water to take with us; that was perfect for the morning we went to the zoo. They also have sherry and snacks in the afternoon. All in all, this has been one of my favorite places that I've stayed when traveling. I've already recommended it to another woman I work with who is planning to travel to DC with her husband later this year. I'm looking forward to coming back in the future as well.

Top notch stay and honestly reasonable prices when you factor in the extensive gourmet buffet…read morebreakfast included with room. Plus 24/7 coffee & tea station with chocolates. And the entire first floor is all shared common spaces that made me feel like a super fancy old-timey aristocrat lounging around without a care in the world... which is pretty tough to achieve given it's the year 2025 in DC! Highly recommend for a special trip or staycation.

This has a great location and history to it. Many different accommodations here. We stayed in the…read moreTyler suite, top floor, original floors and mantel, some hardware too. However, there could be some useful upgrades installed like towel racks, hand towel ring and improved water pressure. Overall, recommend it, but we'd try a different suite next time.

We stayed at George Washington's house! Whaaaatttttt?!?!?!? It was so super cool and very…read morereasonable for the price. Were given great instructions via email on how to get in and out of the house at our leisure. It was clean, quiet, and amazing. It's like old world charm and modern day had a baby. Great mixture of both decor not only at the house hit the surrounding area. GPS will take you to the front of the house at 506 Cameron Street. To access the house and parking, take a right on Pitt Street and then an immediate right on Washington Way. The back of the house has five parking spaces, feel free to park in any of the spaces in our lot. If you plan on parking, please send us your car model and license plate information.   The parking lot covers the 5 spots to the right; directly behind the house. Parking behind the house is on a first-come, first serve basis, and only one car is permitted per room. Jeff drives a large Ford Tremor and was able to get in just fine. If you need additional parking, there is a lot across the street at 517 Cameron Street or there is also street parking.   You are directed to enter through the black gate and then through the purple side door. Accessibility from Cameron Street is from the iron gate and alley in the front. All of our doors have electronic keypads. you are asked to always enter the code to lock the door when you exit the premise, and deadbolt the door behind you after entering.  When you enter the house, to the left of the purple side door is the kitchen that was once owned by George Washington. This kitchen was built in the 1700's, and the rest of the house was built around the kitchen in 1815. They encourage you to take a step back in time and check it out!  To the right of the purple door is the common space. The William Harrison Suite is up the stairs on the 3rd Floor, all rooms are labeled. All fireplaces are non-functioning and are prohibited for use.  All smoking and open flames to include candles and incense are strictly prohibited.

We just stayed at the Stone Manor Inn ("SMI") this past weekend and had a lovely time. We were in…read moretown for a family reunion and hosted a dinner party at SMI one evening that was among the highlights of the family weekend. Manisha and Prashsant, owners of Stone Manor Inn, were personally involved in making sure all went smoothly with our cocktail and dinner party, and it most certainly did! SMI is a lovely old country inn on 14 acres, I believe, with a number of different venues (indoors and out) for meetings, parties, and weddings. The rooms (7 in total) were eclectic, in a good way. All four of their largest rooms that we occupied were spacious, with king beds and spa tubs with separate showers. All were well maintained and clean upon check-in. We had no complaints. I'm not sure when we will return to the area, but when we do, we will not hesitate to return!

Fantastic Inn, fantastic location - nice and quiet, expansive, plenty of room to walk and enjoy,…read moregorgeous rooms and accommodations. The food is absolutely top-notch. I've not had such excellent Indian food (the menu the particular night we stayed) in a very long time, and I love Indian food. The hosts and service are fantastic as well; very personable, friendly, easygoing, and attentive.

I stayed at this B and B during my stay in Washington D.C in June of 2019. The house has 4 rooms,…read moreeach with its own private (full) bath. All rooms were booked as we were there for a conference. There are no elevators, so if you can't handle stairs, this is not the place for you. The third floor room is quite large and has a connecting kitchenette. I did not stay in that room, but I did spend time in the room working with a colleague. I loved the experience - it was my first time at a B and B. The owner was kind, helpful, and made sure our needs and desires were met. Breakfast was served at 8:00 each day...I got the impression that was the only option. Had I been there for pleasure, perhaps I would have preferred a bit later but since I was there for business it wasn't a big deal. Breakfast was amazing each day. The chef took into account our dietary needs, AND provided us with delicious food each and every day. I loved it. We all gathered in the dining room and shared breakfast together. Since we were all there for a conference, we had much to talk about it, even though we'd just met (I knew one person only). The home does not have central air conditioning but each guest room and the dining room have air units - I was fine. Yes, the parlor was a bit stuffy - and we had to meet in there a few times for work purposes but I did not suffer too much. The place is so darn charming! It is located on Logan Circle which is a wonderful neighborhood. We walked the area quite a bit and found some great restaurants. My room had a hairdryer, shampoo, and soap provided. The room is cleaned every 3 days unless you request it - that was perfectly fine with me. I had plenty of towels/rags, so no complaints there. While the home decor is restored to the way it would have been in 1883, modern amenities were there...AC in rooms, cable TV, iron with ironing board, mini refrigerator, and a great shower. Things I wished for: coffee at 7:00am and that the metro was a tad closer....that's it. I could not have asked for a better host. I will return to the Chester Arthur B and B when I return to DC with my husband for vacation.

I'm used to staying at Dupont Circle hotels for my business trips to DC, but tried this b&b and…read moreLOVED it. It's only 2 blocks from Dupont Circle, and just as close to the business meetings I had. I really felt that I was in Washington DC instead of in a generic hotel. The prices were even better than the hotels, and they have good wireless, a decent (not great) breakfast, and the owners are very helpful in giving directions, advice, and any info you might need. Address is 23 Logan Circle.

I'm writing this review on behalf of my parents because they don't know how to use the Internet …read more My parents are Ghanaian and harsh critics due to our culture. Us and the Nigerians probably invented shade centuries ago. That being said, I know this place is incredible because my parents raved about it!!!! They loved it! They called me immediately after they return home from their weekend trip, and had nothing but wonderful things to say about their stay. They said the location is beautiful and not very far from where they live in Howard County so they felt well rested when they returned home. They loved their room and were huge fans of the art gallery in the common area. Talking to the gallery curator might've been my mom's favorite part of their stay. She kept talking about how beautiful the art was and how she enjoyed talking to the curator, and my mom is not even a big art person so I was surprised to hear this. My dad who loves to eat, said the breakfast was fantastic and enjoyed the multiple courses. They also enjoyed that they had the opportunity to introduce themselves and meet the other guests during breakfast, their favorite guest was a woman named Ms. Gwen who was celebrating her 86th birthday. Apparently, she was the life of the party! They also enjoyed walking around the property and the neighborhood. They didn't go to the spa (because my brothers and I didn't pay for that part). However, they said they want to go for another weekend visit next year and they'll consider checking out the spa. They also said that Ms. Sheila was wonderful and they had a fantastic time and they're looking forward to going back next year. They didn't take any pictures for me to share, but I can say if my Ghanaian parents loved this place, you'll love it too! And I have to give a shoutout to Nicaila Matthews Okome for introducing me to this place when she featured the owner, Lisa, on her podcast, Side Hustle Pro!

I had such a wonderful and blessed time. The manor is beautiful, elegant, and quaint. Also, I my…read moredining experience and suite were top notch. My massage and facial were excellent. Ms. Shelia Robinson the guest manager is simply amazing. I highly recommend Wellspring Manor & Spa if you need to getaway to relax, unwind, and reconnect. Well pleased and recharged... Yolanda Harris

We rented the lower level apartment for 5 nights in November 2009…read more Full kitchen, which we only used for making coffee. Great location, about 3 blocks from the northern escalator at Du Pont Circle. Plenty of room to spread out, it was just my wife and I but 6 could get cozy in here and 4 could be comfortable. TV, free wireless internet, excellent location and a pleasant hostess. The basement apartment is self sufficient, so we did not have the "bed and breakfast" experience of sharing, but that's OK for us.. We had our own full bath, our own exterior entrance, etc. Rates vary, but this was such a better deal than any hotel room, how can you go wrong?

We found the Ivy Mansion through a Groupon deal and stayed here for 2 nights. It's a really cute…read morebuilding that's walking distance to the Dupont Circle metro station, as well as plenty of restaurants and shops. Our host, Dana, was very friendly and, since our sight-seeing plans were kind of up-in-the-air, gave us lots of good advice on places to go and things to see. The room was really cute and clean. The bed was amazingly comfortable -- one of those adjustable tempurpedic mattresses. I'm not sure if every room has one or if it was just our room, but it sure made it hard to want to get out of bed. There is free wi-fi and continental breakfast downstairs in the morning. This place is a great alternative to the pricey hotels around DC -- it has a private, relaxing feel and yet is close enough to the Metro that it is also pretty convenient. We would definitely stay here again.

We really enjoyed our stay at Capitol Hill Hotel. The hotel was very clean, and every employee we…read moreinteracted with was friendly, helpful, and accommodating. Valet parking was easy and convenient. Our only real complaint was that our room was a little warm, but when we mentioned it to the front desk, they quickly offered to come check it. We declined and opted for a portable fan they offered us as well, as we were only there one night, which helped a lot. Breakfast was good and definitely a nice perk before heading out for the day. The hotel also provides bikes for guests to use. We didn't realize this until later in our stay and wish we would have taken advantage of them! The location was probably one of our favorite things about this hotel. We felt safe walking around, and there are so many places you can easily get to on foot. The Library of Congress and U.S. Botanic Garden are only about a 7-minute walk away. There's also a Lime scooter rental area very close to the hotel if you want another easy way to get around DC. We would definitely stay here again!

Small room but a very nice stay, shower had no tub but again still easy to access places & hotel…read moreconcierge were polite. They had an amazing view of the capitol and bikes to use.

To highly recommend this B&B is not enough! The host and hostess provide a wonderful breakfast in…read morea fantastic setting. The area seems very nice and the faint railroad in the background was charming to hear. If you ever need a place and can reserve this one your in luck.

Great bed and breakfast located in Takoma Park. Renovated Victorian mansion. Multiple rooms. Really…read moreclean and great location. Hosts are really friendly and made me feel at home.

Mariby's home and her presence are extraordinary! The combination of comfort with hospitality and a…read moresense of luxury are beyond compare! This was an unexpected find when the cost of National Harbor hotels were just unreasonable. How lucky for me! If you are looking for a hostess that with the perfect balance of giving space and social interaction, pampering and independence Madly Giving is the place to be. Her "continental" breakfast offers homemade biscuits and waffles and more! She can cook! Yum yum Never been to any place like it. Hidden gem.

I have had the absolute pleasure of dining several times and partaking in absolutely delectable…read morebrunches and private brunches with friends, colleagues, and also with my two granddaughters. Each experience always tops the last one - I don't know where we go from here. Mariby's exquisite detail in everything is part of her aura. She welcomes you with open arms, a quick story, amazing art, and always a collection of friends and new friends who make life sooo much better. If you have not had her delicacies, especially the slap biscuits - then you have not lived. Go now. Reserve a date. Spend the night. Your life will thank you. Valerie L. McDowell Satisfied, Full and Happy

came here group 6 .Brunch all of us ordered Eggs Benedict .Fruit was too good .The Eggs Benedict…read morewas cooked to perfection tasty little salt and pepper needed. We also ordered french toast to share that was the best . My Irish coffee was ok not much alcohol .

Had a very disappointing lunch at your restaurant recently. When your staff is setting up for a…read morewedding downstairs, I highly recommend not seating your guests in the balcony area. Listing to vacuuming, SLAMMING of the tables dropping to the ground and the young staff loudly shouting is not my idea of a upscale meal. Also, you might want to inform the ladies at the desks not to send guests downstairs to be seated when in fact the place is being set up for a wedding like mentioned above. Our waitress was mortified to say the least. Your food was fine. I don't think we will be back anytime soon.