Very comfortable, clean, stylish and modern accommodation in an excellent location suitable for business or tourist visitors. It's five minutes walk from Georgetown, fifteen to Dupont Circle, twenty to the Whitehouse and thirty to the Washington Monument. It's a minimal service hotel so what you get is a very smart reception and public lounge area with really helpful and friendly staff and a nice room where everything works but not much else apart from some meeting rooms and a small terrace so if you're looking for a place with a bar, restaurant and bellhops and so on then maybe this is not for you. The King Studio's are very large and suitable for longer stays. Apart from that, there is a Trader Joe's very conveniently right across the street from where you can get groceries and, aside from a very decent little Thai place right next door, as many bars and eating places as you could possibly want just short stroll away in Georgetown. One tip is that the DC Circulator bus runs every 10 minutes and has stops very close by that will get you to and from Downtown and Union Station for one single, solitary dollar. Another is that Foggy Bottom Metro is less than ten minutes walk away from where the Silver Line runs frequently to and from Dulles Airport for $6.75.

Nothing really. The Air con was a bit loud and having to use the contact card to operate the lift was a bit of a pain but I somehow survived the experience.

Really big room with a separate lounge area and kitchen.

The room and furniture were dated. The kitchen was from the 60s, the appliances literally were, but they worked. Very little cutlery.

Nice, big and comfortable beds, great location and nice view. Staff was also very nice and helpful.

Mattress in sofa bed was dirty

Location and cleanliness.

The junior suite was a little bit smaller than I expected (actually not as suite but a room with a fridge and a microwave); it was on the ground floor and instead of a balcony it has an enclosed backyard-like area with a table and chairs which I could not use because of the Winter weather but may be interesting in the Spring. I was surprised that the fridge did not have a freezer compartment and there were no utensils at all-- only a single cup for coffee. I would have appreciated a sofa as well as plates, forks, knives, etc. Since one of the appeals of the place is that it has microwaves. Otherwise it was very good. I like the fact that there are fans available in the rooms which can help to mask any noises.

I liked the size of the rooms we are a family of 5 and had plenty of room, the living area and fill kitchen was great also. The metro is a couple of minutes walk, and bus route goes by the hotel. also there was cafes/ Delis and grocery stores nearby too.

Rooms a little dated, kitchen needs updating

First of all we booked this room because of the availability of 3 beds(2 queen/full and a pull out sofa bed). Now we were mind blown by how huge the room was. It’s more like an apartment, with the bathroom and bedroom in a different room from the living area and the kitchen . The kitchen made it very convenient to make breakfast especially because we were traveling with little ones. The staff was amazing, the basement garage was convenient, just a tad bit pricey, now you can avoid the parking fee by parking off street(free in weekends after 9pm). The location was very convenient, we were able to walk to restaurants and the even all the monuments! Now this is doable if you don’t mind walk for 20mins average. The best part of it all Trader Joe’s is literally across this street, very convenient if you ever need anything (groceries, wine, toiletries ). So in overall it was a wonderful experience, we felt comfortable and we were able to sleep comfortably, which is very rare in hotels by the way.

It’s a bit outdated , could use a little bit more work. One of the vanity countertops came loose, the caulking sort of like melted off or something.

This is an under-the-radar DC property ... excellent location, particularly if you are in town for anything related to GW University or Georgetown U. The price-to-value ratio is far better than any other property in this neighborhood. Very large rooms and superlatively kind staff. And, very importantly, the A/C is relatively quiet and robust. I find this to be a recurring problem at DC hotels -- the A/C is either unbearably loud, tepid, or both - even at properties that charge double 2500 Penn's rates.

The property is, to put it kindly, 'dated'. The furnishings and finishes need a refresh, but they are functional and clean. Happy to report that unlike during our last stay (October 2023), the overwhelming smell of bug fumigation was NOT an issue during this stay. Actually, the lobby had that 'fresh' hotel scent - although the room was somewhat musty.

Very good value for money. Friendly front desk staff. A short walk to Georgetown and not far from the tourist sights of DC. Trader Joe's across the street (and 3 parking spaces directly opposite the entrance which are free 24/7, if you're lucky to grab one). Well equipped kitchen.

The photos lead one to believe the hotel is more modern or contemporary than it really is. Although the rooms are in very good shape and renovated, it's bit old fashioned underneath and not all rooms look like the photos. The website implies there's a restaurant and there isn't. The gym is small and underwhelming.

Great location, a few minutes walk from foggy bottom metro and 15 minutes walk from Farragut north. Just a few minutes walk to Georgetown. Quiet area but centrally located to everything. Comfortable bed, quiet room, easy to get in and out. Trader Joe's across the street is very convenient. I asked for a few plates and some plastic ware from front desk, and with the fridge and microwave never had to go out to eat. Having the 24 hour front desk is great.

I can't think of anything.

Location was exceptional with easy access to the Metro and an array of excellent restaurants within walking distance. Staff was welcoming, respectful and very helpful.

The one-bedrrom apartment was too warm and stuffy. The in-room heater/AC was loud and ineffective for either purpose making it necessary to crack open windows to let air circulate (and, unfortunately, city street sounds, as well)