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    Glover Park Hotel Georgetown

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    Glover Park Hotel - dirty room door
    Kim R.

    We checked in last weekend for 3 nights. We picked the hotel for its proximity to the Cathedral and Georgetown. As far as walkability, there are a handful of food options within a block or so...it was a short & nice walk to the Cathedral...and if not so darn hot, the mile down to Georgetown shopping would've been nice too. Our room felt like it was in need of some updating: some furniture pieces seemed beat up and old (whether old or not), bathroom same situation (partially updated but tiny and a bad grout situation), the paint on our walls was quite scuffed up and looked dirty around the door...unfortunately all these things can lend to a feeling of uncleanliness even if perfectly clean. The hallway to our room was stifling hot and humid for most of our stay. The beds, pillows, and linens, however, were very comfy. Honestly one of the most comfortable hotel beds I've slept in, and our room AC worked well. The location is ok, mostly residential surroundings. Very quiet from outside noise (at least on our side), but very loud from closing hallway room doors. They've got a lil "market" downstairs (a few shelves and a fridge) with snacks, and an on-site restaurant. From their restaurant I got take-out once and dined in once. Both meals were good, as was the service. Do yourself a favor and grab a very yummy chocolate chip cookie from the lobby. Service at the desk was friendly and professional at every encounter. But overall it was a fairly average stay with some definite highs and lows.

    Very thin foam mattress on top of a hard base for my room.
    Katie V.

    I am up at nearly two AM writing this review while still at the Glover Park Hotel. For the price of the room the very most basic request is quiet and comfort. The bed felt like padding on a piece of brick. I pulled the sheet up and found a VERY thin foam mattress with nothing but a hard base under it. They played music in their bar & grill downstairs until 11pm - which I could hear in my room on the 6th floor. It wasn't horrific but I would have rather slept before that time. There really isn't good soundproofing in the room. I could hear cars and trucks randomly waking me from outside and people slamming doors and making other noises in the hallway periodically. Sincerely hoping I'll be ready to be up by 6:30am and not be grumpy or headachy from the multiple interruptions in sleep and discomfort.

    Crumbs on carpet outside of door in hallway
    Jennifer M.

    1st room was filthy. Mold in shower, couch disgustingly filthy. Moved me to another room late last night, 2nd room is better. Couch still dirty. Woke up this morning to the heater not working, called front desk, waiting on maintenance now. It's freezing in my room. Very unsatisfied.

    Nice room *great bed *very quiet *slept very well
    Bret B.

    I stay at Kimpton Hotels pretty often when traveling if I can get a good rate. The hotels are consistently good and I like all that I have visited. They all have pretty good restaurants and seem like they put effort into that. This is a tricky review. For the $79 I paid on Priceline this really should be 10 stars. It feels more like a $250 or more kinda place and I suspect it is "in season". This hotel is elegant but not fancy if that makes sense. Beds are amazing. Room was very nice. Restaurant was good for breakfast and lunch. The location in Gtown is incredible. I think I have always given a five to Kimpton. The reason this hotel didn't get the five is the front desk staff. As a group they don't seem to get they are in the hospitality business. Not all, but a few that were borderline rude. Just my opinion and maybe I just caught em on a bad day. Again it wasn't all, but a couple grumpy people can ruin a stay. Regardless, I would stay here again.

    Sorry for the lived in photo. Rooms are toddler friendly. Kitchen is impressive.
    Peter S.

    We've stayed here 3 times now. Middling hotel at premium hotel prices. There were a few times we came back to the room at the end of the day to find it uncleaned and unserviced. Called the front desk and was told to call them to have the room serviced. Ummm... Excuse me? So then we had to get someone in at 9pm while our kids were trying to fall asleep. Unacceptable. Rooms are clean enough although this last time the AC smelled of mildew and mold. They sent someone to change the filter. It was appreciated but at the price we pay for the rooms, the hotel should be catching that kind of thing. Same with the ice. An ice machine would be nice. Having to call the front desk and wait 10 minutes for ice is unacceptable. Same for a lamp that flickered. That sort of thing should be caught by staff. On the bright side the kitchens are nice and the rooms are toddler friendly. So while the hotel is clean and looks ok, they charge premium prices for budget service.

    VIP Parking for the Callaway SC460 SportTruck.
    Tom B.

    We were visiting our daughter and son-in-law this past weekend who live 5 minutes from this hotel and they recommended it. We booked it in the morning and checked in around 7 that night. Gentleman at the Front desk was as professional and friendly as one could be and when he looked at my full size pick up truck and opined it would not fit in the garage, he gave me front of the house parking which was the bonus of the day! Room was exceptionally clean, bed was terrific and comfortable and hotel is super quiet for a city location. Woman at the Front Desk the next morning was equally pleasant - they have great people working there. Thought a $119 Saturday night room rate plus $35 parking fee was certainly reasonable for location and amenities - $178 out the door with taxes. On site restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating were hopping.

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    Beautiful place! The room was clean and spacious. Friendly and helpful staff. And great location!

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