This is an extremely nice hotel. I stayed in a corner room with a king size bed. The bed was comfortable. The windows were amazing. The location is like 3...
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This is an extremely nice hotel. I stayed in a corner room with a king size bed. The bed was comfortable. The windows were amazing. The location is like 3 blocks from union station, the view on upper floors is of the capitol building, and is awesome. The bathroom had hot water, immediately, and great water pressure. Everything was spotless. I paid about what I would expect to pay for a crappy chain hotel, and I got this! It was modern, everything was new. The food was good. The room smelled new. The staff was helpful & professional, they even allowed a late checkout (we'd had a bit too much to drink the night before), and held out bags on Sunday for no charge.
There is ONE drawback. Light sleepers & young lovers beware- the walls are paper thin. « less
“March for Life Trip: Stay Above Average”
Jan 26, 2009hocndoc, Texas
We arrived about 5 PM on the day after the Presidential Inauguration, for the National March for Life events. The location is fantastic: 3 short blocks (or 2 long ones)...
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We arrived about 5 PM on the day after the Presidential Inauguration, for the National March for Life events. The location is fantastic: 3 short blocks (or 2 long ones) from Union Station.
Check in was smooth and we were given a nice "Deluxe King" with a view of the Capitol, room 1201. This room may have been the best location on the floor - across but down from the elevators. We did not hear any noise from the other rooms (or the teens, mentioned below). There were some sirens from outside, but I can't remember hearing any at all after we went to sleep --- I was probably too tired.
There were other people there for the March and some who had stayed after the Inauguration. The staff was considerate and treated us all well. I was impressed with their patience with and accommodation for the youth groups (one pro-life group and one with Obama Inauguration gear). Even with all the teens going up and down, we never had to wait for an elevator.
The bed was very comfortable with the cuddly duvet wrapped in snow white sheets and I appreciated the king sized pillows. The room temperature was adjustable and also very comfortable. We enjoyed the club chairs, the ottoman, and the large flat screen TV.
I used the business center twice. Every thing worked well and the staff was helpful.
The main problem was the lack of room service or vending after 11 PM. I imagine that most visitors are tourists like us, who come back late in the evening. We would have definitely ordered room service on the last two nights if available.
There was also the problem of low staffing in the restaurant on Thursday night. The food was very good, but we did have to wait longer than expected for our service. I highly recommend the tomato soup. The fried potatoes were attractively served in a stemmed glass.
We ordered room service breakfast, which was delivered quickly and piping hot.
Finally, the tub was not as clean as it should have been. After walking all over town in the cold weather, I took advantage of the deep soaking tub. While sitting in the tub, (and only while sitting in the tub) the mold on the sliding door guide looked bad awful looking. There was also a small amount of mold visible just inside the overflow drain. The rest of the metal work, the tile grout and the doors were spotless.
I've stayed at several hotels in DC over the years, but this is the first time that I've found a hotel that I believe I will try to stay at again. « less
“Fantastic!”
Jan 26, 2009DAW21, PA
My parlor room was spacious, well appointed, and had one of the most spectacular views of the Capital dome. It was a great visit!
My parlor room was spacious, well appointed, and had one of the most spectacular views of the Capital dome. It was a great visit!
“very nice!”
Jan 14, 2009Tigger112233, Southampton
The hotel room was lovely, we paid harly anything to stay for 2 night. We were sleeping on a sofa bed which we were a bit worried about at first...
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The hotel room was lovely, we paid harly anything to stay for 2 night. We were sleeping on a sofa bed which we were a bit worried about at first but as we walked into the room it was gorgeous. The room was massive with lovely views and it was very modern. The bathroom was massive to and the sofa bed was just as good as a double bed! the only problem with this hotel is that if you turn left out of the hotel and walk up a bit there is the homeless shelter about a 2 minute walk away so there are a lot of homeless people around which is quite scary at night. There is a liquor shop right by it too so the homeless people all hang out by there so you dont feel overly safe. The other problem we had was that there was building work being down on the building next door, drilling early in the morning woke us up both mornings which wasnt nice then as we were checking out a man in front was checking in and the reception lady told the man about the drilling and moved him to another hotel, we never got told about it at all or given the option to move which was disappointing.
Overall this hotel was lovely and the room was very nice, the only downfall was the drilling and being so close to a homeless shelter « less
“Best Value and Comfort in Capitol Hill”
Jan 13, 2009Peaknpeak, California
It was a best value and comfort hotel in the Capitol Hill. I checked in on 12/28/08 and out on 12/30/08 with $88/day. The hotel is clean and looks a...
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It was a best value and comfort hotel in the Capitol Hill. I checked in on 12/28/08 and out on 12/30/08 with $88/day. The hotel is clean and looks a newly renovated. Staffs were friendly and professional. Bathroom is larger and clean. Comfortable beds with a larger flat screen TV. The hotel is close to the Capitol about 15 min walks. The hotel charged $34 overnight parking. The parking meters are 15 min/quarter($0.25) with 2 hours limits from 7am - 7pm on the street except Sunday. There is a parking garage charging $15 from 7am - 7pm under the building of 601 New Jersey Ave. NW on the side of across street. Basically I paid $15 to park my car in the garage and walked to the museums. In the evening, I took my car out before 7pm to the dinner in the 7th street at H street. There are many restaurants for the locals and tourist. Just be patient to look for parking space and it is free after 7pm. There is a Starbucks across the Ave for your breakfast. I enjoyed my Washington DC trip and was happy to stay with Washington Court Hotel. « less
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