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    Dirty wall

    Pros: Great location and awesome little store within the hotel. We decided to take an electric bike everywhere and the location was in the middle of it all. Cons: Beds are extremely hard, and pillows are very uncomfortable. We asked if they happen to have other pillows, and they brought us the same pillows. Looks like they remodeled but didn't do the ceiling and walls were dirty. The view was not good either. Food in the morning was inconsistent. Overall: For the price you may find a better place to stay, overall we had a good time but any longer I would need to go by a pillow topper for the bed.

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    Maria C.

    This stay was better than expected! We were able to travel into town early enough to avoid any major traffic. We were able to check in before time and the room was perfect for us two... a studio! Check-in was a breeze, the beauty that checked us in was efficient and to the point. Another beauty that stood out during our stay, Ms. ShaDiamond... a heart so pure and a spirit super charming! I loved her accent and friendly demeanor during our 3 night stay. She is definitely a jewel and knows how to make the public feel welcomed. Ms. Antionette was a pleasure as well with her sweet voice and kind spirit. We will definitely visit this hotel again and again. The breakfast every morning was fulfilling and so so good! This was our first time and it will definitely not be our last: ) The hot tub needed a bit of TLC, but it didn't hinder our stay. We stayed here to attend the SITW three day festival about a 20 minute walk to the festival grounds... no biggie at all. The parking on site is rather pricey but convenient at its best! We were able to snag a spot right next to the elevator entrance. I highly recommend this hotel. Have fun and enjoy life :)

    Matt U.

    On a recent trip from Boston down through Williamsburg we spent an extended period of time in the Washington DC area. There were two families and a total of five kids all under the age of nine, so we were looking for a place that was both spacious and allowed us to get to the main attractions of the area in a quick fashion. This place was far and away the best spot we found and we were delighted with our stay here. It's located just off the freeway, literally two blocks from the national mall. That alone would have made paying double what we did worthwhile. Each family had a one room suite and for both parties it worked out very nicely. We have three little dudes who are always excited about sleeping on a hide a bed... This is good news for mom and dad who are never excited about sleeping on a hide a bed. The bedroom had plenty of space, the living room had plenty of space and did include a larger than normal sofa with the aforementioned hide a bed. It actually made it nice for the young gentleman to be able to spread out a bit more. The kitchenette was a good size per usual and the hotel amenities were good. It was a nicely appointed workout room and a small store It was attached to me lobby. This in addition to the mini convenience store in the actual lobby. Parking was in a garage below the building and easy to get in and out of. The breakfast was pretty epic for being included in the price! Waffles, eggs, meat, fruit, bagels, juice, hooray! It was basically a breakfast commercial every morning. Staff was friendly and helpful, everything was clean and the location was primo - it's hard not to love it!

    My healthy breakfast (plain yogurt with raisins & sliced almonds, banana, scrambled eggs, and gluten-free bagel)
    Sandip S.

    We stayed here for one night during a long weekend in Jan, 2024. We were traveling under a limited budget and chose this hotel after doing a lot of research. We were not disappointed. The checkout process was smooth. The room (Studio room with a King bed) and the bathroom were very clean and large enough for our family of four. The breakfast was fabulous, considering that it was free; there was a lot of options, even for me who typically choose healthy food (a photo of my breakfast is attached). I asked one person and got a gluten free bagel. We requested a few things from the staff (like a toothpaste and a blanket) and they were very pleasant and prompt. There is a pizza store and a burger store right next to the hotel and a Potbelly sandwich stop within 2-minute walk; for other food options, one has to go further. We could not go to the swimming pool as one in our party had an upset stomach, but heard other hotel guests saying good things about the pool. Because of the $50+ parking charge, we used Colonial parking lot number 177 that is a 3-minute walk from the hotel--we booked using Colonial website for $23 for 24 hours. The Spy Museum, some Smithsonian museums, Botanical Garden, and the Capitol are within walking distance or a $10 Uber ride. Overall, we were very happy with our stay. The hotel is better than what a 3.5-star Yelp review suggests. We would gladly stay there again.

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    Thomas R.

    So I'm usually a Hilton kinda guy, but work booked us here. I was pleasantly surprised. When you first walk in the lobby is nothing to get excited about. We go checked into our room. Which had a kinda funny smell which I believe is because the A/C has a motion sensor on it so if nobody is in the room it shuts off. The air seamed stale like it hadn't been in for a while. Once we got it cranked it worked well. After a day in the room I was able to bypass the sensor (youtube it). The hotel is a little older but I wouldn't say outdated. It worked for everything we needed and it was great having a kitchenette in the room. The employees were always very nice and helpful. It was great that I'd has an indoor pool, spa, and gym. I did use the gym, not too shabby for a hotel gym. I would definitely stay here again. The location isn't too far from the Capitol, and that National Mall. It is also only a couple blocks away from the Air and Space Museum.

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    The staff were very welcoming. The rooms were well appointed and very clean. The breakfast was great. Wonderful location! Will stay again.

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    If you are looking for an amazing luxurious stay in DC, this is your place. Formally the Mandarin…read moreOriental, it was purchased and rebranded under the Salamander portfolio and an extension of their Middleburg flagshio property. While this location is sometimes a world away from the Middleburg persona and experience, it still maintains the same austerity and could very well be seen as a muse of the former. This is my favorite place to stay whenever I come to town. The customer service is top notch, and the rooms are what I would consider cozy luxury. The bathrooms are amazing, with their marble facade throughout. If you're lucky to land one with a soaking tub, take advantage and ask for some bath salts to enjoy to your experience. Room service is prompt (and yes, they still offer cookies if you ask!) and really provides shows that they take customer service seriously. The pool and spa are probably the stars of the show in my opinion. The pool is amazing and the oerfect temperature. Great for the kids or for swimming laps. You can even just go and enjoy the view and ambiance. It won't disappoint. As this is a premium property, parking is expensive but you get what you pay for. There is usually a taxi that provides service to the neighboring national mall or to the southwest waterfront, but both are also within walking distance. Definitely make a reservation for Dogon while staying here - it's an epicurean experience you won't want to miss.

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