The location is excellent. The metro station is just a 5-minute walk away, making it easy to access all the major attractions in the DC area. The neighborhood is also quiet and safe. While the rooms may be a bit outdated, they provided everything I needed during my 5-night stay. The staff was very nice and kind, and my room was cleaned twice during my stay, which I appreciated.

One thing that could be improved is the addition of a water dispenser for visitors so that they can get free water in the hotel (currently ,you can get water only from one vending machine downstairs).

Location was good

Unfortunately, the actual rooms are very different from the photos. The rooms were quite dirty, and someone was smoking in the neighboring rooms, causing the smell to seep into ours. The hotel hasn’t been renovated in a long time—the bathroom was worn out, and the walls had cracks. On top of that, we faced an issue with the crib I had requested for my baby. The hotel responded that they would provide one if available. However, upon arrival, a staff member told us that they never had cribs in the first place. Had I known this in advance, I would have brought one with me. Instead, I had to sleep with my baby on a high bed, and I barely slept due to the stress of worrying that my child might fall.

Beds were extremely comfortable and very clean. Lots of light in room and easy to get close to well lit mirror for applying make up etc. There was a free coffee machine in reception and well stocked vending machines. Location was perfect for me - very near to Van Ness metro station red line plus there were also nearby bus stops. Close to a ‘Giant’ supermarket, CVS, an award winning bakery, Potbelly’s and Starbucks to name just a few. I was visiting family who live on Van Ness NW and this was only hotel I could find in vicinity but it was fine.

Although website said daily housekeeping on arrival there was a sign on reception saying housekeeping was once every 3 days unless requested. I had to ask for some fresh towels and I got them. There was no wardrobe as such in room, only 2 hooks with 3 coat hangers on each but this was really only downside. Furniture looked quite new.

The location is nice, fancy, and quite and not too far from the touristic attractions. The room is comfortable and clean.

They ignore my request for early check in and when we arrived the morning receptionist lady was so tough and unfriendly, and though the room was empty and though we have sent an early request for early check in, she insisted to pay for the early check in 40$ or to wait for 3 hours, because she noticed that we are so tired and I think better to earn people instead of earn money specially when you already not a cheap price!!

I booked my room at the last minute to come see the Cherry Blossoms. I read the reviews and went with it. It was super close to the metro (red line). There was a starbucks and several restaurants within walking distance!! The room was huge. i really wish it had a baby fridge, but we had a cooler and got free ice. Neighborhood was quiet and seemed nice. Which made a difference as I was traveling alone with my daughter. I had to slam the door when leaving to make sure it closed, but otherwise, I was happy.

The room had what we needed and as advertised. Nothing unnecessary. It was located in a quiet beautiful residential neighborhood, which was absolutely fantastic in springtime when everything was blooming. It is 6 min drive to American University through this beautiful neighborhood. On the weekend you can find free parking. The subway is nearby.

On a nice spring day, the hotel hallways were freezing cold (the lobby was OK) - it was such a waste of electricity, let alone it was unpleasant.

The location was perfect for being out of the city, but still in the city to see all the sites and the restaurants was easy to get to the hotel. It was easy to navigate through the city with the Uber. The only thing I didn’t like was the toilet wouldn’t flush you had to hold down the knob for a very long time until it actually flushed. There was also no fridge but that’s okay. They let me park my car there longer even tho we checked out of the hotel

The lady at the front desk was extremely nice and helpful. It was a rainy Saturday evening and there was a long line to check in. But she was not only accurate but accommodating to people politely. I left my umbrella in the lobby and when I asked her about it, she gave me my umbrella, neatly folded. The people at the front desk when I checked out were also friendly and nice. Overall, I found this to be a welcoming and well-mannered hotel for guests. The facility was old but clean. The room was spacious and had everything I needed. Toiletries, hair dryer, iron, coffee, tea. There was a TV, but I didn't watch it, so I don't know how it was. And the price was very reasonable even for the Weekend.

The A/C was old and noisy. People with sensitive ears may be better off bringing earplugs.

I ALWAYS stay due to the location, close to the Metro and the places to eat/shop are quite easy to get to. Location in DC is extremely important to me and being able to get around easily.

I think the property itself could use some upgrades. Maybe a paint job in the common areas, a rug change. Maybe some sprucing up to the rugs in the hallways and rooms. Also, my door didn't quite close all the way so you could see a bit inside from the hall. Luckily, my room was at the very end though.

Affordable, quiet, close to the capital building, pentagon, federal reserve and Washington monument, as well as not to far from Walmart near Georgia (the street)

Elevator which probably can't be renovated but it's tight quarters and paid parking dut to the accommodations it really should only cost $10 if anything I still had to park in the rental car section but I was driving a rental car (black SUV) that I traveled in