I've had the luxury of experiencing both a stay and dining at the Four Seasons Hotel a couple of…read moretimes, and it's truly one of those places you have to experience at least once in a lifetime. The food is exceptional, and the service is excellent from start to finish; whether it's the valet, check-in team, or restaurant staff. Everything feels thoughtful, polished, and effortless. The hotel has a way of making you feel like you're on a little getaway, even if you're not far from home. I've even run into a few celebrities here, which only adds to that special, elevated feeling and makes it feel like an escape from everyday life. Whether you're planning to dine, stay, or do both, I absolutely recommend it.

I made a reservation for dinner. It was a bit of a walk from Foggy Bottom metro and it was windy…read moreand cold but once I was inside it was nice. Lots of people coming and going. I found the hostess and checked in. I asked about a seat at the bar, it was jammed so I was seated at a table. The place is laid back with lighting on every table. It's on the busy side for a Saturday evening. My waiter brings the menus and wine list. I decide on a Merlot and move to reviewing the bill of fare. Lots of steak cuts...even Wagyu. The wine arrives and I put in my order for the hangar steak, cooked medium. I'm just enjoying the ambiance and atmosphere of the restaurant. After a bit the wine is gone so I order another glass. The steak and French fries with three dips arrives shortly thereafter. I have never seen three cups of fries with three different dipping sauces. I wanted to wait a few and let the meat rest and try the fries. The meat is very tender, cooked exactly as I ordered it. The seasoning and cooking yield a very tasty piece of meat. The fries are crispy and sauces are all good; I like the one in the middle the best, tangy and a little sweet. Everything is disappearing and I'm truly satisfied with the meal. The waiter comes by and I get and pay the check. Definitely a location for a perfect steak and nice glass of wine. The French fries were icing on the topper of a perfect meal.

Spent one night at the Line DC for a party. This was my first stay at this hotel and it was chosen…read moreas it was also the venue for the party. Before hand, there was an option via the website to check-in early for a fee. I did opt for that and once physically there, the kind staff found us a room for early check-in. I think the line used to be an old church and you'll see remnants of this throughout the hotel. The room was simple and reflected the time period of the building, though the beds were comfortable and the bathroom was modern. The door slams if you let it shut on its own and it's quite loud. The venue for the party was on the opposite side of check-in and there is a large stairway leading to the party. It was a great space. The location in DC was also convenient to several restaurants within walking distance.

I recently stayed at The Line Hotel in Washington, D.C. for a work trip, and overall it was a…read morereally great experience. The location in Adams Morgan is one of the best parts. It's super walkable with tons of restaurants, coffee spots, tattoo parlors, nail salons... you name it. It almost feels self contained, which I loved. The only downside to the neighborhood is that on Mondays and early Tuesdays, quite a few places were closed, so options were slightly limited during the start of the week. The hotel itself is beautiful. It's an old church that's been converted into a hotel, and the architecture is stunning. High ceilings, gorgeous common areas, warm lighting, herringbone floors, and lots of character. The decor is clean but still cozy, and I loved the little details including vintage books in the room. It feels thoughtfully designed, not cookie cutter. There's a bar, restaurant, and seating area where people are always milling around working or relaxing, which gives it a really nice energy. Everything was very clean, and the staff was incredibly helpful. At one point I locked my key in my room, and someone personally walked me up and let me back in which I really appreciated. A couple minor inconveniences: * The in house coffee shop/restaurant doesn't open until 7am. We had early meetings and had to leave around 7, so we weren't able to try it. The only early breakfast option nearby was McDonald's around the corner (convenient, but not exactly the vibe we were going for). * Valet parking is the only option and runs $55/day plus tax. * There was an occasional odor in certain areas (hallway near the elevator ramp, sometimes in the elevators, occasionally outside our fifth-floor room). It moved around and wasn't constant, but it was noticeable kind of a sewer like smell. That was honestly the only real complaint. I actually stayed here about 10 years ago, and it felt just like I remembered clean, stylish, and comfortable. Despite the few minor issues, I would absolutely stay here again. Great location. Great aesthetic. Helpful staff.

10.12.2025 I did not stay at this location. I had a…read moretimeshare presentation event to attend. My appointment was @9:30am. I was greeted by the front desk and asked where do you need to go and I can be of any help to take you there. That right there demonstrates professionalism and true character for excellent customer service. I was taken to the Hilton Timeshare center where I was also greeted. Freddy was our time share sales person. Freddy was very professional where he did not use tactics to keep you and pressure you to purchase anything. He kept it real. Overall the hotel was nice and I had the best experience ever attending a timeshare sales presentation! No pressure and straight to the point! I stated I already had a timeshare and I did not need another one. He acknowledged and understood that it was out of my budget. He then lead us out of our way to accept some gift rebates. Kudos to Freddy for being real and understanding. Mark the presentation host was the best I have ever seen from the many years I have experienced. He was direct and professional not to mention funny. Kudos to all of the team. If I did not have a timeshare package, I would of bought that day! They all made logic sense to do so. Not rocket science but true facts presented. Excellent Hilton Presentation

This place is a great location. The Manager on Duty was Anna and she immediately took care of me. I…read morewould recommend this place for your next stay.

Park Hyatt is such a lauded and trusted brand in our household. We've stayed at 7 other Park Hyatts…read morein other countries and have always loved our experiences. This was the first time we booked one in the U.S. and it felt like a totally different chain. From the lackluster service to the uninspired decor in our room; the usual "WOW" factor I associate with the Park Hyatt brand was replaced with more of a "Huh?" factor. It's hard to narrow down what the biggest miss was, but ultimately the lack of genuine friendliness was probably the most notable difference. There was only one lady who worked the desk who would give a friendly acknowledgment. For all the other employees, it was like we were ghosts. As far as the room was concerned, it didn't feel Park Hyatt caliber. We got a suite and both windows faced a brick wall and there were multiple instances where our room reeked of sewage. We alerted the hotel to this issue and housekeeping opened the windows for us and put in a fan/ air purifier. It helped, but the smell came back. The decor in the room was uninspired. It was like a cherry blossom meets DC Craftsman and it was a bit puzzling. The suite had seen better days I'm sure, but there was just so many indications that this room needs a refresh. The blinds in our bedroom were mounted unevenly and there were holes in some of the wallpaper. The housekeeping did the worst job out of pretty much any hotel stay of any chain. They didn't bother to wipe down the sink in our bathroom and we had rings from where the water had dried along with diluted toothpaste dotting our counter throughout our stay. There was also no towel rack or hook in the powder room, so once you washed your hands, there was no place to dry out the towel used to dry your hands. I don't think I've ever seen that at any hotel. This is pie in the sky, but this Park Hyatt needs to do an exchange program and send some of their team to other PHs abroad to get a sense of what level those properties are operating at. Staying at a Park Hyatt is such a special treat and I still cannot believe how hollow this experience was. It was such a let down and while I still hold the Park Hyatt in very high esteem and respect, this location is an outlier and I hope not indicative of the chain in other American cities.

Used my American Express card to book this hotel with my benefits. My stay was like royalty. We…read moreinstantly got upgraded to a junior suite. The room was luxury to say the least. The bathroom was amazing. ...but there was no door to the toilet area and it made for some awkward situations when I needed the closet or a mirror. The amenities were great. Nice pool, great gym, great bar and blue duck tavern food for room service. We also stayed for our anniversary. We were sent chocolate covered strawberries to our room and a personalized note from the concierge. Overall, my stay was lovely, I would happily choose this hotel again.

Check-in and out was a breeze. The representative was courteous, welcoming and pleasant. The room…read more(303) I was appointed to was clean and fresh with all the tools needed to prepare a meal or snack. The bed was comfortable and inviting. The daily complementary breakfast was tasty and filling. The hotel is within walking distance to the Ballston-MU metro station, a Harris Teeter grocery store, Target, several restaurants and shops. While the pool was closed when I visited, both exercise rooms were open. The laundry room was clean, bright and easy to navigate. I highly recommend this Residence Inn Ballston Arlington Hotel to travelers looking for a relaxing place to call home.

Very nice hotel with all the amenities. I love having both a desk and a table in the room. You can…read morework at the desk but still eat at the table without having to move everything. Everything worked well and was very clean. The breakfast bar was one of the best I've seen. I loved the oatmeal. More tea selections would have been appreciated but I got by with the one offered.

This review is for the rooftop bar although the hotel looked really nice and staff was friendly…read more It's rare to find rooftop access in Georgetown and this bar provided great views from Georgetown and across the Potomac. Drinks were a little pricey, but you were paying a premium for the view. It was pretty empty around 11 pm on a Friday night, but I'd anticipate it being more crowded as the weather warms up. Staff was friendly - although they did not let us know ahead of time of the automatic 20% gratuity in the bill.

This is one of my favorite places! Whether you're staying overnight or just going to the rooftop,…read moreinside bar, or event area, The service here is wonderful. We have been for many different reasons, and each time Everyone is so nice to us. Every area and space in The Graham is so unique. Located in the middle of Georgetown, you can walk to many places and other spots of DC are just a short car ride away. Its a beautiful historic scenic spot with cobblestones, be careful in your heels.

Pros: the location. You're right in the heart of DuPont Circle. It's easy to find and walk to lots…read moreof places in DC. The rooms are also quite spacious and quiet. Cons: the bathroom wasn't the biggest and why do hotels insist on giving super small towels?! I don't get it. The room and valet parking are both quite expensive, even in the middle of the week in October. But it's downtown DC, so it's not altogether surprising. The room also wasn't the cleanest (walls had finger smudges, bathroom tile wasn't the cleanest).

It was a horrible experience. The entire rug was sticky. The wallpaper in the bathroom was peeling…read moreoff and hanging. The suite did not look like the pictures on your website. The room was not worth more than $300 before taxes. I paid extra for a late checkout and at 11:30 this morning, we had a housekeeper banging on the door repeatedly, then unlock the door and start to come in the room before I pushed the door shut. We also had a do not disturb sign on the door. It was completely unacceptable! When I was texted after checking out to see how my stay was, I wrote the same thing as I wrote above. It has been two days and no one from management has bothered to respond. That in itself should say everything. Truly unbelievable.

Such a beautiful hotel inside. I loved the decor with the different chandeliers. Very clean and…read moremodern looking inside. My friend and I had a reservation for their Cherry Blossom Afternoon Tea. The staff were great and the tea tray was amazing. We had some champagne to start off which was really good. The tray with the savory bites, scones, and desserts were all wonderful. The individual teas we chose were also really great. We loved everything we had and were super satisfied with this awesome experience!

My stay at the Fairmont Hotel was, without exaggeration, the worst experience I've ever had at a…read moreluxury hotel. To start, I was promised a room with a view and instead was given what can only be described as a jail cell--staring directly at brick walls. For the price per night, that alone was completely unacceptable. I was then moved to a different room on the 10th floor, which turned out to be even worse. There was a loud, persistent banging noise coming from the ceiling throughout the entire night. It went on and off constantly and made it impossible to sleep--I genuinely got almost no rest. The next day, after explaining the situation, I was offered only a minimal refund, which felt completely inadequate given that I had essentially paid for a sleepless night. I was then moved yet again to another room, where the shower drain was so severely clogged that I couldn't even finish washing my hair without the bathtub starting to overflow. Overall, this was an absolutely miserable experience from start to finish. For a hotel at this price point and reputation, the level of quality, comfort, and service fell far below expectations. Extremely disappointing and not at all the standard I would expect from what is supposed to be a luxury hotel. Also worth mentioning--booking this hotel was a frustrating experience in itself. When I called to make the reservation, the representative was incredibly slow and made what should have been a simple process unnecessarily difficult. I provided a corporate code to add a personal night, and she couldn't seem to process it correctly. I ended up being stuck on the phone for nearly an hour just trying to book a basic room, which is honestly ridiculous for a hotel of this supposed caliber.

We had the privilege of being invited to an event in DC and needed to stay walking distance to the…read moreWhite House due to clothes/shoes/weather/time. This hotel is an 8 min walk to the White House. We arrived late on a Sunday and they have valet parking ($70/night). You could park yourself in a lot right across the street for only $30 but who knew? The room was small with 1 king bed, desk, ottoman type "chair/stool" BUT! It met our needs. The bathroom was spacious and the water was hot. It had a closet for our coats and a hallway which we utilized for luggage. The free coffee was Godsend and the free breakfast 6am-10am was perfect! Cereal, breads, scrambled and hard boiled eggs, sausage patties, oatmeal, fruit, yogurt, waffles, juice and probably more. They had a lot of of options for even picky eaters. The buffet was clean and well stocked. When we came back from our event, we were harried to check out but the front desk staff was patience and gracious. We were able to sit in the nice lobby, with free wifi, and have a hot coffee. I highly recommend this hotel for its location, amenities and excellent customer service.

The location of this hotel is amazing. You're in walking distance of so many things. There's even a…read moreMcDonald's around the corner for a late night snack. The staff was super friendly and I was able to check in early when I arrived super early in the morning. I stayed here for about a week and had no issues. I love the variety of our breakfast options for all types of eaters. The beds were super comfy along with the pillows. I would totally stay here again.

I love this hotel, the location isn't ideal but it was ideal for my job, 3 minute walk from it. It…read moreis considered an extended stay hotel, so it's meant for people who are planning on staying a week or longer. I loved my room, I had a two bedroom suite, a beautiful bathroom with a huge Jacuzzi bathtub, washer and dryer, a huge kitchen and lots of sun shining in! I wish I lived in a place like this! The service was excellent too, always had someone with a smile at the front or in the morning when I went upstairs for my continental breakfast. Though the location is in Arlington it is very close to the Virginia Square metro so as long as you don't mind taking the transit, it can work out if you love spending time in DC like I do. Also, it is an easy walk from a mall and restaurants. I would definitely recommend it for people who are staying in the area for work.

I stayed at AKA Virginia Square for six months in 2011. Bar far the friendliest and most helpful…read morestaff of any hotel that I have ever stayed at. The room was great and decently furnished. I had a two bedroom suite with a patio, full kitchen, and washer dryer. The only bad thing about the inside of the apartment was the hard as a rock couch. Looks euro and trendy and feels like sitting on cardboard. Other than that everything was superb. They even replaced (upgraded) the flat screen in my room because the older one did not have good enough HDMI for me to do P90 on my PS3. The location is a short walk to Ballston Mall and 5 min from orange line. Also the small restaurant directly behind the hotel has some killer chicken. I really enjoyed my stay and I would highly recommend it. If you decide to stay make sure to say hello to Carol and Elena if they do not do it first.