Hotels With Bar in District of Columbia, United States

Room was clean, housekeeping was daily. Room was small, but nicely themed for DC. Located with a street view of the Capitol and the Union Station metro within 5 mins walking distance. The Holodomor Memorial is also nearby, which is a hidden gem. Front desk staff were courteous. Shower amenities were good. Did not take advantage of the free coffee bar, as I'm not a java drinker.

Location is good, pretty close to the airport. No airport shuttle service though. Front desk people are nice and friendly. Room is clean. Love the neighborhood around the hotel. Many good restaurants within walking distance. It also takes about 15 minutes walking to the nearest metro station. My girls also loved the outdoor swimming pool. It’s pretty nice to swim in a pool with Washington Monument in the background. Definitely recommend this place to the families with kids.

Location was so convenient to eating places and attractions like the WA monument, congress House. Staff were friendly. Husband and I came down from Las Vegas to our daughter and her family in Chester, VA. We drove to WA DC for New Year and it was so much fun. The hotel also has children’s play corner and our grand daughter had so much fun!

The hotel is conveniently located at the heart of DC. We checked in for the 4th of July celebration and it was so easy to go to our destination and back to the hotel. We were upgraded to the Junior Suite since the room we booked is not available. The Suite was so nice and just perfect gor a family with 2 kids!

The location is really wonderful! It’s close to the most famous places like the White House and DuPont Circle. you only need to take a bus to go to Georgetown. It’s about 10 minutes. The room is clean and I really recommend the restaurant on the ground floor! Overall this is a nice place to stay at when traveling in dc!

From New York to DC, the accommodation conditions are so much better... In New York, any crappy accommodation dares to charge 2,000 RMB, I'm shocked! Very close to the White House! This facility is relatively old, but acceptable. No slippers! But Valve Park, 65 US dollars a night. It is recommended to get a room with breakfast, which is very cost-effective. Breakfast can be ordered separately. There is a Joe's next to this store, which is good for beef and crab.

The hotel is comfortable and spacious, with the elegance of an old-fashioned hotel. The breakfast is freshly made and delicious. Go to the central grassland, the core attraction, and the White House can be reached on foot. Two blocks away is Chinatown, which is convenient for eating. Macy's and various famous stores are not far away. One stop for all requirements. The only downside is that there is a humming in the ventilation duct that is facing, it must be replaced.

The room was clean. It was across from the Australian Embassy. It was not noisy at all even though it was on the street. Self-service water and ice cubes were provided, so you could drink ice freely. The service was good. No tip was asked for luggage storage. The air conditioner was not loud and the shower water was normal. It was a bit far from the main attractions. The museum area is at least 40 minutes' walk away.

The hotel is in a good location, close to Chinatown. The Chinese food is very authentic and the children enjoyed it very much. It is also close to the Natural History Museum and the Art Museum. The hotel has complete facilities, a large bathtub for bathing, and a rich breakfast with bread, waffles, milk coffee, fruit, yogurt and eggs. Hot water is also available on the first floor.

The room was very big, the air conditioner vent was a little noisy, the bed was very comfortable, I just loved it. I didn't expect to have a microwave in the room, and there was a supermarket downstairs so I could buy heated food to eat in the hotel. The address was okay, about 13 minutes walk from Union Station (the first screenshot was my navigation that night). It was safe for me to walk there at 10 pm alone. The hotel was not far from Congress. I took an Uber on the first day (about $16) and figured out the way when I returned to the hotel at night. I walked there on the second day. It was not far, passing Union Station, and it took about 15 minutes to get there. There is also a subway next to the hotel, which is a two-minute walk away. Overall, it was okay.