I booked this historic B & B just for convenience for a conference, but it ended up being a…read morehighlight of my three days in DC. What an historic gem, and such lovely staff! The mattress was so comfortable, and the air conditioning was just perfect in this fresh, clean B & B, despite the 100 degree temperatures outside. I also loved the fact that only registered guests were allowed in with their assigned door code. It made me feel very safe as a single female traveler. This is within easy walking distance of my favorite restaurants in Dupont Circle and Adams Morgan.

Unfortunately, I did not get a chance to stay here. They…read morehave a very strict non-refundable policy, and although I requested a week in advance to defer my stay because a medical emergency, I was told I could not and was charged in full for a 4 night stay.

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 stayed here in early November, 2022. Our room was clean and comfortable, and the morning…read morebreakfast chats were the highlight our our stay. The host is very friendly and engaging, and really makes everyone feel comfortable. They also provide a very nice breakfast buffet with a variety of options, including gluten free. The B&B is located in a nice neighborhood, conveniently close to the subway entrance making it easy to get around the city. We enjoyed our stay and look forward to staying here again when we come back.

The boyfriend and I had been on the look out for a livingsocial deal in DC for awhile. We knew we…read morewanted to visit, but didn't want to pay super high rates. When the Woodley Park Guest House livingsocial deal came up, we did a bit of research on the place and then decided that it sounded like a greta place to stay. This B&B is ranked #2 in DC on tripadvisor's website (#1 is owned by the same company) and I can totally see why they have such excellent ratings. The B&B is exactly what I was looking for. Right on a metro line (red about a block away, unless you take the elevator which is even closer) and had a number of things to do within walking distance. We arrived around 3pm on a Thursday and checked in and was given a quick tour of the place. Our room was the bay window room on the second floor. It was quite nice. After we checked in we went for a stroll around the zoo (three blocks up the road on the right). Then headed down towards Dupont Circle and got some great coffee (Filter) and some gelato! Then took the metro back. Everything was extremely clean and the staff was super helpful. We spent every night out on the porch drinking some wine (part of the livingsocial deal) and people watching. This is in a very safe part of town and all around nice. I would highly recommend staying here if you are in the area! My only complaint is that the boy and I like to sleep in and the walls are pretty thin so we could hear other guests knocking on the doors and talking, but that was a very minor issue.

Stayed in Lock #10 for two nights in mid-October. Wonderful stay. Bottom line, I definitely…read morerecommend the Georgetown House and would (Will) stay again. Comparing the value, quality, and location across other Georgetown properties - this place is a hand's down winner! Few points: 1. Comfortable bed, clean room. Locks 10 and 11 seem like they would be the best choice, other locks have common doors just outside your door, so you hear everyone coming / going and getting coffee, etc. 2. Nice little two-person outdoor patio set outside lock #10, very nice for sharing a night cap. 3. Others have commented about the absence of staff, I do agree this is off putting but everything seemed to work with a little 'figuring out'. 4. For example, checking in at the ATM like machine, which takes a $100 deposit - and provides a numerical key code to your room. It was unclear to me that code ALSO opens the front door just to the right of the ATM, and whether that door was the common entrance. 4a. Another reviewer also mentioned their deposit took longer than they expected to be refunded, I was surprised to see the deposit move to a charge vice dropping from 'pending charges', took the full 5 days to credit after I called - expect a delay, the refund is not instant. 5. On the coffee machine, it defaults to a 6oz pour. Override that and select 10oz - that fills the cup entirely and doesn't waste the Keurig grounds in the capsule. 6. Location could not be better, don't miss dinner at Clyde's or a dessert to go from Filomena's (Turtle and Strawberry cheesecakes are spectacular, all made in house). 7. Common area kitchen has a full size refrigerator with 11 labeled bins, each for a lock - nice to be able to chill a bottle of wine or other items as needed. Would stay again, thank you Georgetown House!

5 Star Greatness!!…read more Hubby booked accommodations here for our 20 year Anni. Cutesy street view, self check in (all digital), clean premises and entryway, unique quarters. We were assigned to Room #5. 112sq ft of intimate space, cleanliness and entertainment. Nicely new/ updated rooms, pretty décor, toiletries provided, in room remote thermostat, clothing storage, natural light and room lights, cable tv, etc. I loved everything about this room. It is smack in the middle of Georgetown. You can literally walk everywhere your heart desires. Located in a clean and safe neighborhood, late night food and entertainment gems, etc. There are moderately priced garages everywhere. Street metered parking if you're lucky, and a few free parking spaces 1 street over. Hubby and I are already making plans to return! This place is a must stay... Trust me !!

The Guest House is a hidden gem of multipurpose space. No detail was overlooked in the beautiful…read morevenue. The spacious layout combined with the darker paint and natural light really creates a unique and cozy atmosphere. The staff is super helpful and readily available to make sure your needs are met. Highly recommend!

Located in the heart of historic Northwest District of Columbia, this venue stands to meet all…read morepurpose business and/or social gathering accommodations. The staff members are extremely professional and go above and beyond to make sure your Guesthouse experience is nothing but the best. Highly recommended to District residents and business/leisure visitors. You will not be disappointed. MB

My husband and I stayed here for a quick honeymoon after getting hitched in MD. We very much…read moreenjoyed our time here in DC and had a lovely stay! The guest house is very cozy and homey; yes I would say it is a tad shabby and very much loved-in, but everything is clean and in working condition, the ac worked perfectly, the bed was comfortable, the shower was hot, and the vibe was completely welcoming and warm. Make sure you read all the info on the website, the only TV is in the common area (though there was good WiFi access in the rooms), the only parking is street parking which is free overnight until 9am but $15 for a permit during the day, but this is all made clear on the website, I had no surprises. In fact the owner was very helpful when we had our rental car a night longer than expected and he let us park in his personal driveway for a short time so we could have a leisurely breakfast and not rush to move it. Breakfast is simple but filling and well-cooked, when the pot of coffee is done after breakfast you can always make yourself a cup of keurig, there is always a bottle of wine and a plate of cookies to welcome guests when they return (my only complaint is the cookies are cooked crisp... I like mine chewy!! :P). All-in-all we would definitely return. Amazingly convenient location (5 min walk to the metro which we used daily), comfortable rooms, great service.

I stayed here 4 nights to save money versus a stay in nearby Wardman Park convention center hotels…read more I agree with other reviewers that the accommodations are spartan (and maybe a bit shabby) but the rooms were clean and quiet. And, most importantly, the queen sized bed was extremely comfortable, so I got a good night's sleep throughout my stay. The location is excellent--close to the Metro, so there's no need to have a car. Proprietor Jack was friendly and tremendously helpful and attentive to my needs--most especially after I sprained my ankle while out for a jog after my second night's stay! He personally provided ice packs and arranged for his staff to do my laundry--gratis! I am very happy that I was staying at his place when that injury occurred.

Cheap and in a safe neighborhood that was easy to get to and fairly cheap from anywhere downtown…read more The people were all nice to me and i felt comfortable here. As far as hostels go it doesn't have a lot of amenities or activities that aren't Quaker related but whatever...it was cheap and safe.

I loved it here. Everyone was super friendly in the house, it was a great community type of place…read more It's completely affordable and in an awesome safe location. Everything is clean and the house has a lot of New England charm. Plus there are lots of shops, restaurants, and bars just a few blocks away. I definitely would stay here again and recommend it to others.

I am a B&B fanatic, and this was literally the best B&B you can imagine. First of all, the warm and…read morefriendly proprietor Sandy is so welcoming and knowledgeable. The Inn itself is clean, beautiful, and cozy. The wisteria room was just gorgeous, with a huge bathroom and jacuzzi tub. The bathroom floors were stone tiled, and gorgeous. The bed was firm but with enough give and decorated impeccably. The breakfasts included herbed scrambled eggs, fresh scones, cinnamon rolls, fruit salad, bagels/english muffins, and perfect hot coffee. I was offered snacks, tea, or wine when I returned from a long day - and given advice on travel and food. Yes, from downtown it is a bus ride or $8 cab ride - but for such a reasonable price and quiet neighborhood it is worth every penny. If you want to make a vacation out of a business trip, or have a romantic weekend in D.C., this is the perfect place. To see 200+ amazing reviews of this place, see Trip Advisor

This place is amazing. My extended family has reached almost 30 when we start counting infants, and…read moreUptown House fits us all! When your family is this big, they learn to roll with the punches of communal living. There is always some struggle in big gatherings and this house has met all our demands pretty easily. Did you want a huge kitchen that seems like it fell out of Downton Abbey? Done. A homey carriage house with a bidet for my kids to have a brand new giggling experience? Perfecto! Solid wifi? Yep! Plastic wine goblets for breakfast orange juice for same children? Check! Many rooms with chairs and couches for a hundred moments to connect and find out how we've weathered another year? Thankfully yes! Family games, on the bookshelf, and a painting of a family member who has the head of a dog, or is it the family dog dressed up for his portrait? We are still arguing about this, especially as there is a Pokémon Go stop right next door and the kids spent a lot of time in there. Also hidden in the neighborhood is a playground that has two 3-story slides. This was a goldmine for my 6/28 relatives, and we can't wait to come back.