As a solo traveller, I loved the events hosted at Eaton DC, which made it easy to connect with others. The rooftop offered great views, and the location was perfect for accessing high rated venues and nearby attractions. My room had an artsy designed interior, with the bathroom being a standout—spacious and stocked with high-quality soap, shampoo, and conditioner. I also enjoyed the functional vinyl player, which added a unique touch to my stay.

While the room was a good size, the layout felt a bit awkward moving around the bed to access some practical spaces. And just to be picky... no welcome treats / card left in my room.

I enjoyed how responsive staff was to the few needs I had. For example, I wanted to get ice for my cup at 12 am. While they didn’t have an ice maker, the front desk attendant made the effort to get me some. Additionally, it’s close to a few bus stops, a train station, and a few cafes and restaurants (it even has two connected to the hotel). Lastly, some staff are bilingual, which kinda shocked me in a good way.

My only “complaint” is the light situation in the rooms. In order to use the lights in the bathroom, you need to insert your key card in a slot close by. This may be a more cost effective way to handle unused lights. But for me personally, I would rather a regular switch without the use of it. I called the front desk to ask about it and they gave me the skinny.

The hotel itself, eateries, room and staff were fantastic! Everyone was super welcoming to our pup that traveled with us. It was a bit of a walk to the main sites, but we knew that when booking and were fine with that.

The only downside to this hotel is the rooftop bar. There was security and a full crowd overfilling the lobby area every night to get up to the bar. I had to cut my way through people several times (with my dog) just to get back to my room. I'm sure the bar itself is very nice, but I wish the hotel was better catered to the guests who are actually paying to stay there, rather than to the bar crowd.

The hotel has a nice contemporary vibe with indeed a community feel to it. Room is simply nice; some mid century touches and space to move around. The best part I found to be the bed: exceptionally comfortable while still supportive. Good shower the (basic) record player is a nice touch, and there was a cloth steamer. Got to print in the co-workspace in the middle of the night, that was great. Friendly, helpfull staff.

The hotel itself was well insulated however two remarks on noise: had to fix the warped window fixings as not to let too much street noise in, and a loudish in-room heater (not something to use at night). Found the 300$ day-rate paid a bit steep for the room (maybe normal for being in Washington during a busy period, still seemingly better deals can be had when booking direct at the hotel).

It's beautiful and intriguing and makes you want to explore. Also the Muslim gentleman who helped me with my things was an absolute pleasure. Very helpful, kind and respectful - thank you!

I enjoyed everything except for a particular bartender at Michelle's who was very unenthused. He was very uninviting even when asking about drinks. He seemed "over it" and it was only maybe 6pm. When I did not enjoy my oysters he did not offer anything different - just said "sorry you don't like them..." He's the reason I did not want to come back to the restaurant.

I was pleasantly impressed by the welcoming atmosphere from all staffs and members of Eaton’s community. To coin the saying, “ service with a smile 😊” For breakfast the tea and coffee were hot, nice and consistent every morning. The environment was clean with personal touch with my name in the tv with an itinerary of things to do. A safe, pleasant and inviting space for a wellness weekend. Thank you Eaton, you’re the BEST!

Individually wrapped packages pastries 🥮 would have had a nice finishing touch to the tea and coffee. No complaints! it was a beautiful and wonderful getaway weekend experience.

Location was great; near metro. Near downtown. I liked the staff; very friendly. I liked the lobby music--funky. I liked the decor--warm and unique--not at all like a hotel. I liked the rooms. First time I have played a record in 30 years. I liked the breakfast restaurant and the restaurant. I liked the price. Amazing value for all I have described.

Nothing. I travel A LOT. It has been a long time since my expectations have been exceeded. The Eaton did.

We had an overall great stay at the Eaton DC. Great location- about 10-20 minute walk to nearby restaurants, museums and sites. The facilities were clean and comfortable, and the staff were lovely and accommodating. The decor of the hotel was both chic and modern. The complimentary coffee each morning was well appreciated!

Unfortunately on two of the three nights we stayed, we woke up to loud yelling and fighting (both times past midnight). We weren’t sure if the people yelling were hotel guests or not (the first night there was a show on the rooftop bar, so maybe they came from the show), but the commotion seemed to be on our floor (the 5th floor, so not even that close to the rooftop). Either way it was pretty disruptive and disappointing.

Great location, walking distance to restaurants and many sights. Very unique and tasteful interior and wonderful choices of restaurants onsite. Bed was comfortable, and the room was spacious. The staff gave me an upgrade to a bigger room at the check in as the hotel wasn't busy which was a nice surprise. They also allowed us for a later checkout.

Amenities in the room were a little limited. For example, there was no kettle or coffee maker that I normally find in other hotels, or toiletary items. The hotel description says that the breakfast is included but it's actually a $15 voucher per guest that could be redeemed at their bakery. Their coffee starts at $4 so the voucher doesn't stretch very far.

This is a wonderful, gracious, atmospheric hotel with plenty of comfortable lobby rooms for meeting friends, sitting, reading and relaxing. The decor is eclectic and eye-catching, with many small seating areas, including one around a very appealing fireplace. The rooms are compact, but do not lack in comfort and graciousness. Each room has a record player and offers several enticing LPs for listening. The rooms also casually supply a few books on their shelves. My room had two recent Pulitzer prize winning novels, "The Sympathizer" and "Less". As with the common rooms in the hotel, nothing is nailed down. There is an aura of trust that makes one feel at home. This hotel is affiliated with hotels in other cities I visit. I will seek out these places as I felt I'd come into my own tribe staying here. Beautiful, eye-catching art, a trustful staff and a comfortable bed and bathroom is a trifecta.

I reserved my room through BOOKING.com and chose a room that included breakfast. I traveled with friends who booked directly with the hotel. Their bookings did not include breakfast and their reservation rates averaged $15 less per night than my reservation. This lovely hotel does not provide breakfast, continental or otherwise. What the hotel does provide is a voucher that entitles the holder to a SMALL cup of coffee or tea and a single muffin or Danish. The cafe has fresh fruit and yogurt cups as well as other enticing alternatives, but those choices come wrapped in plastic and priced at Starbuck prices. I felt completely scammed and angry that each morning I had my $15 coffee while my friends had fresh-brewed, delicious coffee from the hotel.