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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.

This hotel was very close to the monuments and several great restaurants! You don’t have to use a car at all which was fantastic and exactly what we wanted. There are several homeless tents outside but they don’t bother anyone. I was nervous about that at first but then realized it was a safe area when I saw students walking around. The circulation in the room was rough at first and it made sleeping very hot but then the hotel staff were very accommodating and gave us a fan and fixed our thermostat. Overall I would stay here again. Affordable spot and super close to all the things you want to see in DC

Great location and a nice bargain for DC. The hotel is nice, comfortable with clean large rooms. The area is quiet but we were able to walk to a few restaurants and also to the main tourist attractions (Lincoln Memorial, Mall, etc) and to the Kennedy Memorial Concert Hall (our destination). Few items to keep in mind… Parking at the hotel is pricy but we were able to park right on the street (on the weekend) right in front of the hotel. The hotel has two entrances and one is not accessible (stairs and no ramp to reach the elevators which are up a few steps from the lobby). Check in was easy and they explained that there is an accessible entrance from the garage, it we found out the other side entrance has no stairs in front. The two entrances did cause some confusion with one of our Uber drivers, but it was manageable. The room does not have a refrigerator, and one has to call the front desk for ice. Not a big deal, but something to know if you, like us, like cold water/beverages in your room. Lastly, the tv is terrible. They need to upgrade.

The location is awesome it’s on GWU campus so it’s rly safe woman traveling alone. just 15-30mins walk to the monuments and memorials and metro stations. There’s a park nearby that’s kinda dangerous tho so be aware of that. Most staffs are super friendly