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The rooms are very clean and spacious. The kitchenette came in very handy for a few simple meals. The staff was very friendly and helpful. It's within walking distance to the mall.

A perfect example of don't judge a book by its cover. On the outside it looks dreary but when you walk in it a really nice lobby. There are a couple steps to get to the elevator to the rooms but it didn't bother us. The female manager that was there when we checked in was very condescending to her employees about scheduling meal times but the employees took great care of us. We lovedd our room it was super spacious and clean, we had a good view, and we were close to many of D.C.'s attractions. Went to DC for the Cherry Blossom Festival and it was walkable from the hotel. The building is older and it sounded like other guests had issues with heating, but we like a cold room so had our thermostat off the whole time. The hotel Cafe's entrees were absolutely delicious, we got the roasted chicken and beef tenderloin, but dessert was a little disappointing after what we had for an entree, the deserts were still frozen about an hr later after taking them to our room. Overall the cafe was over priced for the amount of food we got but I would eat there again (and skip the dessert). We will definitely stay at this hotel again when in D.C., absolutely loved the large rooms, the bed and pillows, and the view of the city we had from our room.

Great place to stay, easy short walk to National Mall, nice and helpful stuff, clean room. My kids loved it!

The room was spacious, had a complete kitchen and was cleaned everyday. The bed was comfortable but the heat never really went off, even though we'd tried to turn on the air. Being March, we just opened the windows to cool it down but I don't know how I would've been able to stay in the summer. the floor was also very uneven with holes in the subfloor you could feel though the carpet. Close to the Capitol Hill, monuments and museums but surrounded by a fair amount of tents on the street. We met one such fellow at the CVS which is right by the hotel who loudly told us about his painful herpes. A water main broke in front of the building while we were staying and we were without water for several hours. the front desk wasn't great. They checked us in disinterestedly and despite having a doorman/bellhop they/we were unable to use a luggage cart to bring in our items because it couldn't be taken outside to street parking. Access to the primary elevators are up a set of 6 or so stairs; we were not given an alternative even as we struggled to bring our things up, so I can't imagine they take ADA compliance that seriously.

Wallahi this is pretty good. Staff are friendly. Only issue is that we need to take luggage up 5 steps then we see an elevator, but they do help us. The rooms have a small kitchen with a stove, microwave, refrigerator, and keurig machine. Also parking is tough.