I came here for a conference and there was such great service! Everybody is so kind and playful. I had an Exam and needed a quiet space and Tanae had me set up in an empty conference room that my company had reserved. Quick, kind, problem solvers is exactly how I would describe Tanae along with other staff such as Richard. I know i probably sound like a bot but as a former food service worker I can appreciate the effort that's been so clearly made. Thank you Tanae for helping get a 97% on my exam. Thank you Richard for the Cranberry juice and small talk! read more

Spent one night at the Line DC for a party. This was my first stay at this hotel and it was chosen as 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. read more

The LINE DC - Hotels Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

The Line bills itself as a hip, urban hotel (rent a record! Look at this vintage furniture!) when in actuality, it is woefully understaffed -- and, in a record heatwave, fell short of basic amenities, like air conditioning, which forced borderline unsafe conditions on me and other guests in town for a wedding in June. I checked in during Washington D.C.'s record June heat wave to find a massive line (like others have mentioned with their stays) and the air conditioning broken -- and it stayed broken for my entire two-night stay. I was never notified in advance. The first night, I asked for a fan and was told there were none -- end of story. (I had first called the front desk, and no one answered; this would become an ongoing issue over the weekend. No one answers the phone when you try calling from the room.) Over the course of Saturday I visited the front desk five times trying to get this resolved (7am, 9:15am, 10:30am, 4pm, and 5:15pm) -- on top of asking Friday night as well. Mind you, we're here for a wedding and the last thing we want to be doing is trying to get just a sufficient room during a heatwave. A manager promised one night comped and that an engineer would fix the thermostat. Neither promise held. I left for the wedding and came back at 11pm to the same conditions. A broken AC in a D.C. heat wave isn't a minor hiccup; it's a safety issue. At checkout I asked for a full refund and was told someone would reach out. That was over a month ago. I've emailed the hotel twice, escalated to corporate ownership, and called Priceline three times. Not one response. If the experience itself didn't earn one star, the complete stonewalling afterward did. read more

I recently stayed at The Line Hotel in Washington, D.C. for a work trip, and overall it was a really 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. read more

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Just checked in and it was not a promising start... Waited in line to check-in for well over 30 minutes. There was a long line behind me. One person handling check in - no explanation or apologies. Got to my room - the safe is locked, the door cannot be double-locked... it is early still, but based on what I have seen so far, stay away... An update - the shower does not work properly either - and none of the earlier issues have been addressed either so far. 2nd update. They fixed the safe. However, the other issues remain and I was awake well past 2 am because of noise from a club or clubs on 18th St. if you ever stay here for some reason after this review (I would not), make sure your room does not overlook 18th St. read more

The LINE DC - The line forming behind me for check-in. - Hotels Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

I love how community-oriented The LINE is! It's my neighborhood go-to for fun events like free rooftop Sunday yoga, Emily Henry book release parties, and wellness experiences with DC brands. They also host vintage markets with local influencers. The curb appeal draws people in, the high-ceilinged lounge attracts people to stay, and the rooftop view entices people to connect. read more

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I stayed at The Line for 1 night this past weekend with a friend, and we had a great stay. The hotel is beautiful (parts of it are within a 100+ old building which formerly served as a church, while the rooms are within a very modern extension to the back of the historic building). Every single person we spoke to at the hotel was incredibly friendly and helpful (valet, front desk, staff in the restaurant). The room was huge and comfortable and well-decorated (with an equally large bathroom). The hotel is in Adams Morgan, which is one of my favorite neighborhoods in DC. However, first time visitors to DC should know that Adams Morgan probably isn't the best neighborhood for tourists in DC trying to hit all of the city's attraction highlights. It's a little further out from downtown and most of the sites and a 20-minute walk to the nearest metro stations (DuPont Circle or U Street/African-Amer Civil War Memorial/Cardozo). For us, being a little outside of the main tourist areas was perfect. Adams Morgan is gorgeous, and we enjoyed the neighborhood (dinner, a movie, bakeries, a bookshop, and a park). I noticed some of the reviews mentioned the price of the hotel, but I have always found it in line with prices of similar hotels (rooms in the $200-range per night). (FYI Valet is $60 per day, but that's also pretty standard now.) Overall, it was a very nice stay, made all the better by their very friendly staff. read more

The LINE DC - Hotels Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

The Line is a unique spot in Adam's Morgan to stay, get a drink, have brunch or throw an event. It used to be an old church so there are pews scattered about and the main "church" space is still graced by beautiful stained glass plus the addition of a very nice bar. We stayed at the hotel and the rooms were clean, comfortable, quiet and well equipped. Would definitely recommend even it's to pop in and take a look around read more

Over the last 2.5 years I've been to The Line / No Goodbyes at least a dozen times for coffee, breakfast and dinner, evening drinks, dates, time with friends, and lots of studying and work, and it's usually great! Until today I've never had a complaint about the service, food, or drinks. A month ago it was too hot, but hey, HVAC stuff happens. But I just want to voice my opinion to management about 3 things that rubbed me the wrong way today. 1. The barista flatly said "no" with no explanation when I asked the barista/s if I could get just a tiny shot of drip coffee, like a dram /pony size shot after finishing 2/3 of my coffee, it was cold. I even stated I didn't want much because I couldn't take much more caffeine. She offered to add hot water... but my coffee was already diluted with creamer. It was after 2pm and I could tell they hard started shutting things down, but their carafe clearly wasn't empty , because they were in the process of exchanging them. I thought that was pretty stingy and illogically strict, especially since I had ordered 2 pastries and a coffee. 2. I was also turned off when one of the waiters made a gentleman leave / stop eating his small sushi bento, which he was almost finished eating and had been noshing on less than 10 minutes. It was clear he was staying at the hotel. I completely understand not wanting to set a precedent of people eating outside food willy-nilly, but most adults, especially ones who frequent The Line, have sufficient manners to understand that discreetly eating a little snack is not the same thing as bringing a picnic basket or a clamshell from the Whole Foods hot bar. A small maki roll isn't going to turn the "whole continent communist." The slippery slope argument just doesn't seem to fit this environment. I think the most guest-oriented response would be to casually mention that there is a no-outside food policy, and ask him if he could please finish it quickly. 3. Last, but not least - the absolutely decadent chocolate chip muffin disintegrates completely into a pile of chunks and crumbs after you bite into it. Please warn guests and at least recommend a fork and larger plate. After attempting bites 2-3 the muffin crumbs were rolling off the plate and getting all over the table and floor. [The accompanying photo is post-clean up] Altogether too much clean up and having to ask for silverware and a large plate to eat the remaining 3/4 of the muffin. Thanks for your attention, management! read more

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The hotel is quite nice. SUPER DOG FRIENDLY. The staff are friendly. Its chic and night in the lobby and like a busy library during the day. Theyve got a GREAT gym for a hotel. The restaurant is ok probably better for getting something to snack on than for a whole meal. The rooms give me summer lake house. They were very comfortable. Sadly there were any great views from my 7th floor (highest floor) room just some construction of what looks to be a pretty massive building. read more

Great hotel dead smack in the middle of a neighborhood. Nice lobby and bar are as well. The room was nice and clean with a stacked mini bar. The hotel is walking distance to shops and restaurants. All the staff were cordial and helpful. The Malbec, hot honey wings & strawberry sorbet from the bar area were delicious. Overall a good experience at this hotel read more

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This place is located in the heart of DC and it's hard to get to by taxi plus there are no good parking spots nearby. This particular review is only for the restaurant and not the hotel. The food at the restaurant was decent and the service was OK. This was at the rooftop area with a good view of DC. read more

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I pleasantly surprised with The Line DC. I called to ask about check-in and was greeted by Myra. She informed me of my Chase luxury status then told me about all the perks that come with it. Even if I hadn't been chase luxury, the rooms were beautiful, the location was ideal and close to shops and the metro. The hotel bar and breakfast was delicious. I'm definitely putting it in my list of hotels to stay in in the city. It has a lot of character, the gym was very nice as well. Many things a traveler would enjoy read more

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I'm a huge fan of The Line DC! It's a standout amongst the usual cookie cutter hotel experiences. For one, it's an renovated church and they've preserved or nicely updated the decor and charm. Given the historic nature of the building you have to make allowances for things like lower water pressure and finicky water temperature control in the shower. The rooms are nicely appointed and the bed is very cozy. The restaurant and cafe are pretty solid. The breakfast sandwich is delicious yet pricey. Service is good / friendly as well. If you're in a the Adam's Morgan area or DC in general, and in need of accommodations, I highly recommend staying at The Line. read more

Everything about this hotel was a vibe! The decor was so retro-glam/punk rock lol. Check-in was easy, the room was thoughtfully decorated and clean. The restaurant has amazing food, bar has excellent drinks! read more

I was here for a private event in one of the ballrooms and the venue seemed top notch. I didn't stay or otherwise eat here so my review is limited to the ballroom experience. The free (with your paid ticket) food was fresh and enjoyable with fruit, bread, cheese, sliders, etc. but I'd strongly recommend offering beef and chicken sliders without aioli or other mayo-based sauces as an option since mayo is a no-go for some of us. The (not free) drinks were tasty as well. The sound system was perfect, and we heard everything with no issues and the chairs were comfortable. I enjoyed the venue and I'll come back here for another event. read more

We just stayed at The Line DC again this week and had another great experience. This time, we were upgraded to a Monument room, which came with a much better view -- definitely a nice touch. Derrick, once again, was an absolute standout. We honestly feel lucky to have been there during one of his shifts. He's knowledgeable, thoughtful, and genuinely kind -- the kind of person who makes a stay feel extra special. He's truly a noteworthy part of the hotel team, and we love seeing him when we're there. Everything else was consistent with our past visit: the rooms are bright and comfortable, the location in Adams Morgan is full of charm, and it's a great spot if you're traveling with dogs. Valet is still quick, and while some service areas could be sharper, the overall experience is solid -- and with people like Derrick on staff, it makes you want to come back. Still one of our favorite pet-friendly hotels in DC. read more

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Vintage feel with church benches that decorate the halls. Large comfortable rooms with a beautiful in-house lounge, bar and restaurant. A 4 hour complementary wine hour that relaxes any traveler after a long day. Great front desk receptionist with beautiful art that adorns the lobby. read more

All four visits. My daughter lives in Adams Morgan. Found this beautiful gem blocks away from her apartment. Met our favorite bartender in the world and we always order his favorite drink. It's always a party no matter how many people are in that beautiful bar. This is primarily a hotel with a restaurant and bar housed in a church that is over 100 years old. Such a nice place with character. I have not stayed at the hotel but I am thinking about it. My daughter only lives two blocks away and I usually stay with her. This stop is always in my top priority list when I come to visit DC from the West Coast. Not only do they have cocktails and food, but such great attitude. Always such a fun time. read more

One thing that always stays the same is constant change. DC has a ton of new places that have opened recently, so we left it to friends who live in town to pick places for us to go. This was one of them and we ended up having a great time. The LINE used to be an old bank, and still has high vaulted ceilings and vintage lighting. In recent times they took this old building, added a modern hotel, and made the floor into a fun cocktail bar and lounge. The steps going in made you feel you're going into a museum, and even with the huge space it still felt oddly cozy and warm. On either of the far sides was a bar, each with a selection of handmade cocktails and other drinks. The bartenders were immediately super friendly and when I asked one about beer, he became super friendly and told me about their selections. Thank you Alex for buying a couple of the beers that night, really made for a great memory! I had a few different local DC beers, each served in an appropriate clean glass which is always the mark of a great place. Friends ordered a variety of cocktails and mixed drink; all presented beautifully. The main floor consisted of low sofas and chairs around different tables, and thankfully everything was able to be moved around so the staff quickly accommodated our large party. If you're in DC and looking for a new experience with delicious drinks, this is a must-visit spot. read more

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This place used to be a nice spot to stay or go to any events they hosted but lately it's really gone down hill. I think it's probably due to the new management that has taken over. As others mentioned the cleanliness is just not there anymore. Have seen and heard of experiences with roaches, mice and bed bugs. The area where it's located has always been a little rough around the edges although it has character it's really gotten worse lately. Too many homeless and mentally ill people walking around. They also have new shady billing practices and the entire vibe is just off. The customer service overall and the friendliness of the staff is just non-existent so yeah I would look for another option. Eaton Hotel might be a place to look at if you're considering The Line. read more

The good: 1. Valet Parking 2. Location 3. Large Rooms The bad: 1. Shabby rooms 2. Non-functional thermostat. I called the front desk but it was never fixed. 3. Mini bar wasn't refreshed at all during my stay 4. Water temperature is either skin-searing or off. 5. Windows were covered with a vinyl translucent coating to hide the scenic view of the roof-top HVAC units, which the thermostat did not control (see item #2). 6. I called housekeeping several times to request an additional comforter. After 5 calls, on day two a cold and damp comforter was delivered to my room. After 3 more calls and 2 visits to the front desk I was finally given the comforter I requested. It took 24+ hours to receive a comforter. The Line advertised itself as a 5 star hotel, but the experience reminds me of a New Jersey Turnpike La Quinta Inn, except La Quinta is better in almost every way. read more

Our stay was disappointing. The room was dark and uninviting, with marks on the walls. A bathroom hook was broken, damaging the paint, and the shower door wouldn't close because the bottom slider was ruined. The TVs are not smart TVs and only offer cable, which felt dated. After a long travel day we didn't switch rooms, but I wish we had. The walls are very thin, and noise from nearby rooms carries easily--though staff did handle my complaint quickly and were welcoming overall. The neighborhood is nice, but the accommodations felt closer to a dated motel than the luxury hotel advertised. I'd rate this 2-3 stars at best. For the price, there are much better options in DC. read more

We were able to book a room here at a special rate so we could attend an event. I have been trying to check this place out for a while so I'm glad we had a reason to stay. We pulled up on Euclid and found out the valet parking/entrance to the hotel is around the corner on Champlain. Valet parking is $50/night but you get in/out privileges. The lobby was pretty small but had some nice Christmas decorations. Check in was fairly quick and we got a room on the second floor. The room itself was pretty big compared to most DC hotels i've been to. The room felt pretty homey and had some nice wood floors. The bed was nice, kind of noisy but no big deal. The bathroom was pretty nice as well, the shower's water pressure was pretty intense sort of like a fireman's water hose. We didn't really get a view but the windows in the room were enormous. We only got to stay one night but I would love to come back because I wanted to try their restaurant (No Goodbyes) and they also had a pop up bar as well that we missed too. Overall, it was a solid stay. The hotel felt a little small but the size of the room made up for it and its in walking distance from many other restaurants. read more

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If you are a Chase Sapphire card holder, DO NOT stay here. They were unable to find my prepaid reservation through Chase Travel at first, then the front desk representative went to the back and searched a different computer system, and miraculously was able to find my prepaid reservation. However, once I checked out, I realized that the hotel had charged me for the stay at almost double the rate I had prepaid through Chase Travel. Upon calling the hotel, I was given the runaround multiple times to the point where I submitted a dispute through Chase saying it was a duplicate charge. The hotel declined to honor the credit that Chase gave me through the dispute! Chase suggested I contact their travel department and get a refund for my pre-booked reservation, but that would mean paying the double rate that the hotel charged me directly ($800 vs $400!). Chase Travel has been great and contacted the hotel multiple times and sat on hold for 45 minutes just to be told that they could only reach the hotel manager via email. I will not let this go. I will get my money back and the hotel will honor the original price that I prepaid and not charge me double even if I have to take it to the local news station! Not to mention, the hotel is now saying that they don't have any record of my prepaid reservation at all, and that they only see where they charged me directly however, they went so far as to hand me a letter detailing my Chase Sapphire member benefits when I checked in so they definitely knew I booked it through Chase and prepaid. Utterly unbelievable. read more

Trendy hotel that was converted from a church and centrally located in DC if you want to avoid the business areas/downtown. Here's what you need to know: 1. Cool downstairs and bar area where you can also work remotely or meet friends for a drink 2. Rooms are on the larger side and have this modern farmhouse feel 3. Rooms also feel standard in terms of quality of product. They aren't overly luxurious but feel elevated for the price point. 4. Super nice staff Overall a good option if you're looking for a place to stay in DC. read more

The LINE DC - Hotels Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

We stayed 5 nights, initially came for a wedding. Family of 4 with two teens. Pros - it's a neighborhood vibe. Restaurant in lobby is fun and has excellent French fries and other food. Good restaurants within walking distance (and a cute bookstore). Cons - front desk staff (females) are unhelpful and look absolutely burdened to do anything. Especially gal with rose tattoo if management is reading. We stayed 5 nights and needed new keys once and wanted to review our bill on the checkout and we weren't once in 5 days thanked for staying. Had bags held at checkout and you'd think we asked for the moon. Just poor attitudes and slow as molasses. Mattresses and pillows were not comfortable and metal (antique looking) beds made a ton of noise every roll over. Water pressure/spray in shower was bad. Some towels were newer than others. Spotty restaurant service - we ate two breakfasts and 3 dinners there. Website pictures show the open lobby upper deck which they have closed off - so it's not as charming as they advertise. The checkin photography is different too. Probably lots changed with covid? Still lots of staff in masks which is fine but you can tell not many employees are smiling behind them. read more

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The Line DC is a Jack of all trades (and masters them all, too). A wonderful boutique hotel with comfy beds, eclectic decor, and modern bathrooms (and friendly valet service)? Check. A coffee shop with good brews and tasty pastries and breakfast items? Check. A fun cocktail bar and lounge with outstanding bar service? Check. Coffee house by day, bar and lounge by night, The Line DC has a funky cool vibe with table seating and great lounge areas if you have a larger party (or even if you don't). The building was once a church, and they've maintained enough of those architectural elements to keep things interesting. They do serve food at night, but we didn't order anything so I can't speak to that. Friendly staff at the bar and the hotel, easy valet service if you have a car, great location in Adams Morgan from which to start your DC adventures. Can't complain about The Line! read more

I was recently out with friends on a weekend and we wanted a place where a large group could go without a reservation. No Goodbyes, the restaurant on the ground floor of the LINE, worked perfectly. We were able to cram onto some food couches. The wait staff brought over additional furniture to spread out on. They were very attentive to our needs and kept us filled up on water and drinks. I love that we have a "go-to" spot even on a busy night. read more

It is very surprising that it's only now (Sep 2025) that I got around to visiting this café so close to my neighbourhood. Granted, it is relatively new. But I should have jumped on it much earlier. So the setup is: Line is a hotel in the heart of Adams Morgan. You walk up a steep flight of outdoors steps to the building, and right after the entrance door is a coffeeshop type "stand", which makes it look more like it's a grab and go situation. But after getting the coffee, if one proceeds further in, it's a super-lovely space that has a restaurant type section, and a more loungy/café area where the usual young professionals sit, eat/drink, and work on projects on their computers. The restaurant and lounge areas are not as immediately visibly separated from each other. The ambience is truly beautiful, not like some bland hotel lobby. It gives modern-rustic, with dark wood panels and super-high ceilings. Gorgious yet not stuffy. The inside shutters at 3pm, but they also have, outdoors before climbing those steps, a few metal roundtables and chairs, some with umbrellas, where I sat with my herbal tea well after 3pm. Love this place, will clearly be back, and if the weather is bad, will be indoors. read more

We went during non-peak season, so the posted price on the website was quite reasonable. However, there was a 27 dollar "amenity fee" that came as a surprise, as we did not use anything additional. When I called them after I found that out, they told me the 27 dollar fee was a default and they charge everybody that. I think it would be more honest and transparent if they just add the 27 dollars to the room cost that they post on their website. The good part about our stay was that they allow dogs, and we brought our dog. They dis not have paper slippers or little hair brushes. They did not have iPhone chargers guests can borrow. Valet parking was 55 dollars per 24 hours. When the valet driver drove our car to us, we witnessed him sneezing straight onto our steering wheel without covering his face or turning to the side. This place is more like a slightly fancy inn than a good hotel. read more

I visited The LINE for a solo birthday trip. DC is home away from home, so it wasn't a bad drive coming from Baltimore to the Go-Go city. I researched LINE for a couple of weeks before deciding that it would be the perfect little getaway. The front of the building looks like a beautiful historic library. One would assume that this is the main pick up and drop off for hotel guests, but it is not. The main hotel entrance is on the side, hidden away from the main street. If your driving your own vehicle, I would not suggest street parking. DC is a bit tricky with when and where to park. It's just easier to valet. The entry way to get to valet is *tight*, but the valet attendants are extremely diligent and might I say talented in getting the cars in and out of the garage as fast as they can. The lobby has a beautiful, royal essence about it. The colors are lovely, and opulently embellished. It's a luxurious feel and is a great introduction to the total experience of the hotel. It is important to note that there is a $300 holding/incidental fee, so you will want to incorporate that onto your bill. It will then be reflected back onto your card after checkout. Now to the magnificent part- the room! My goodness, it was absolutely amazing. I could not get over the beautifully decorated room. Art sprinkled throughout the space, as seen in the photos I took. It totally captured my personality. The room was clean and just simplistic. The bed felt like *heaven*. So cozy and lavish, I can still feel the softness of the comforter and pillows. The very best part of the whole experience: The. View. My goodness, the view. I can't tell you how long I stood in the window looking out onto the DC skyline. It was awesome seeing the bustling city life below. I saw a beautiful rooftop garden and people chilling quietly in cozy corners of their own worlds. It was just an amazing thing to capture. I kept my curtains open the entire stay, even at night. With the lights low, it made for a very wonderful & fantastic time. While I didn't dine at the restaurant, I did pass through it. It was a pretty cool vibe, with patrons enjoying their meals and cocktails. Maybe next time I'll go for an early dinner drink. All in all, this was one of the best hotel experiences I have EVER had and I CANNOT wait to go back! Kudos to the management, the valet attendants, the custodian staff, the concierge team- anyone who was apart of making my stay such a memorable experience. 5 golden stars across the board. Thank you so much! read more

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This hotel repeatedly double-charged me for valet parking. The first time it happened, it took over one week to resolve and the person I spoke with about it, Poncedar, acted like issuing me a refund for the double-charge a week later was going above and beyond. The next time it happened (about a month later) I emailed them about it and they didn't even respond, so I had to initiate a charge-back through AmEx. Avoid this hotel unless you enjoy combing through your receipts for erroneous charges after you've checked out. read more

The LINE DC in the Adams Morgan area would be a great place to stay for anyone visiting the DC area. It offers many amenities but was particularly appealing to us for being dog friendly. Staff made every effort to make our time there a pleasant one. The guys on the valet service were always friendly and hoppin' to secure our vehicles. Thanks read more

This 4th of July we stayed at The Line, rather than braving the crowds in Lady Bird Johnson Park to watch fireworks. Our view of the fireworks was the best I have ever experienced. We saw the main show, plus several other smaller ones in Virginia and Maryland. This hotel is so thoughtfully designed. Our stay was a wonderful decision...a lovely staycation. read more

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I want to extend my compliments to The LINE Hotel, particularly to Derrekk, for going above and beyond to accommodate me in the best room possible. Staying at The LINE Hotels always feels like coming home. The staff is friendly and kind, and the Café team greets me with so much love and joy every time they see me--that's truly priceless. Don't miss out on the restaurant *No Goodbyes*--the food is absolutely delicious. Shout out to everyone behind the kitchen for striving to make the best food in the area, crafted with love and bursting with flavor. Thank you all! read more

On first glance, I would have never known what this ornate building with massive columns was, and initially assumed it was one of the many DC government buildings, or some kind of important institution. It was a pleasant surprise to find out it was a hotel, coffee shop, bar, and hang-out spot all in one! I was able to work with friends here for several hours. My photos do not accurately depict the seating area, which was large and quite beautiful. There were ample tables, couches, and just general workspace. However, plugs for computers or other electronics were definitely lacking. read more

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We stayed here a night and absolutely loved the room. The room honestly felt like someone's apartment. From the artwork, to the rug, to the well chosen furniture, everything felt unique. Not to say that every room probably doesn't look exactly like the one we had, but it felt so incredibly homey and comfortable. It was also very convenient having a really nice restaurant/bar downstairs. Book early though. They filled up quickly and we got our order to go. Also, every employee we encountered, including front desk, valet, to the restaurant employees were all amazing. Highly recommended. I will say that the bath products for the room were all natural and had a very strong "herb-y" smell. I washed my hair using their shampoo and smelled like a Korean medicinal bath for 2 days. It was one ingredient, maybe an eye of newt away from summoning a spell. read more

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The expensive hotel is run down, over priced and lacks all semblance of a service model. The room was worn out with scuffs on the walls, frayed carpeting and broken parts and pieces. Need anything extra....the staff at this dump won't help you. No one answers the front desk when you call. This hotel absolutely sucks. read more

I love to grab a coffee at the cafe inside and sit outside or sit in the lobby. The cafe is cute and has a few pastries. I just get a classic iced latte. I also attended an event here and not only is the upstairs beautiful but the food was superb! read more