Beds and comforter were very comfortable! The rooms were very soundproof—I’m sensitive to noise and in hotels normally the walls are super thin, but the rooms at the Line were extremely quiet and I couldn’t hear any of my neighbors! My room was also very spacious even as I booked the cheapest available. Bartender was very kind and knowledgeable about cocktails—highly recommend trying the cocktails they are delicious!

Rooms and reception area were a little dirty—some small trash on the floor in reception, very dim lighting which I wasn’t a fan of. In the room there were the usuals scuff marks on walls and there were some stains on the bathroom floor. Lighting in the lobby area (where bar and cafe is) is also very dim which isn’t ideal if you are trying to work there during the day and would like some brighter light. I felt as though things were a bit overpriced, they charge an amenity fee which I wasn’t sure what was for exactly, 50$ for breakfast on their menu seems quite unreasonable and I paid 8$ for a coffee drink at their cafe which seemed quite excessive. A nice hotel but keep in mind of the prices.

We just stayed at The Line DC again this week and had another great experience. This time, we were upgraded to a Monument room, which came with a much better view — definitely a nice touch. Derrick, once again, was an absolute standout. We honestly feel lucky to have been there during one of his shifts. He’s knowledgeable, thoughtful, and genuinely kind — the kind of person who makes a stay feel extra special. He’s truly a noteworthy part of the hotel team, and we love seeing him when we’re there. Everything else was consistent with our past visit: the rooms are bright and comfortable, the location in Adams Morgan is full of charm, and it’s a great spot if you’re traveling with dogs. Valet is still quick, and while some service areas could be sharper, the overall experience is solid — and with people like Derrick on staff, it makes you want to come back. Still one of our favorite pet-friendly hotels in DC.

It needs a little refresh - brass needs polishing, leather needs conditioning… but it’s still my favorite in DC!

Great hotel in a lively neighbourhood, away from downtown. Rooms are great, with fine beds, nice bathroom. Everything is clean. Lobby/restaurant is lively with locals (students) working, eating, drinking.

The only disappointment is the management. The hotel offers complimentary bike rental. Can we have them a full day?, we asked in the morning. Yes, you can have them a full day. For free? Yes for free, they replied. Returning the bikes in the afternoon, we were asked to pay 320 dollars for the bike rental, as, according to the management, only 4 hours are free, after that you have to pay 20 dollars per bike per hour (in our case 4 bikes x 4 hours x 20 dollars). Eventually, after long discussion, the manager waived the additional payment. but it was a frustrating experience. So Line hotel: if your customer asks if the rental is free, donot tell them it is free, but tell them it is free for 4 hours, and 20 dollars per hour thereafter.

The room we had was spacious, and the bed was very comfortable. Even though the floors were mostly hard wood, we were given very comfortable slippers to walk on them. We were there for three nights, and on one day our room was not serviced: however, when we brought this to the attention of the person at the front desk, they were willing to deduct the daily amenities fee from our final bill. The minibar fridge had lots of extra room to store my iced tea and a bottle of wine.

The shower water temperature was easy to adjust, but the water pressure was not always very good. In order to get ice for our in-room drinks, we went to the bar on the first floor. We could have gotten room service, but it would have been more convenient to have an ice machine on our floor.

The room was comfortable and clean. I slept really well! as only there one night - arrived around 9 pm and gone by 8 am. The room was expensive, though a good value by DC standards. I had an appointment in the morning in DuPont Circle and the walk was easy and close enough. I took an uber from the airport to the hotel, as I am not familiar with the layout of DC and I was traveling alone. If I were traveling with someone else, I think it would have been fairly straightforward to get from the airport to the hotel.

When I arrived, I was totally ignored by the person at the reception desk (there were two people working, one was helping someone who walked in just before me. After a minute of standing in silence in front of the desk, I spoke up, and after a long pause, the person at the desk finally acknowledged my existence and put off a clear vibe of not being happy to have to spend time checking me in. I was also charged for taking some food from the minibar (which I did not, nor did I touch anything or even come close), but I was reimbursed after making a phone call to the hotel. I was told I would be sent an updated invoice - I never was, but saw the charge come off my credit card bill the following day.

I like the space in the room, the bed, the bathroom, the towels. The clean service, the staff at the front desk, is always willing to help you. I love the design, from the main entrance till the room. The story behind the walls. Every single detail has been thought to be part of a whole. I liked the location. I love the atmosphere. The food in the restaurant was delicious too.

The only thing and isn't it related directly with the hotel was 2 mistakes in the restaurant with my orders. Everything else was perfect.

We really loved the space and the coffee bar as well as the well-appointed room. When we checked in we discovered that the door lock wasn't working, but a service technician arrived immediately after we reported the issue and quickly fixed it. Lots of great options for dining and drinks in the area, well served by bus and nearby metro, and walkable to the zoo. I would definitely stay here again!

There was a wedding event the first night so we were unable to dine in the hotel restaurant and another event on the mezzanine the second night, which made it much noisier, but we appreciated the lively atmosphere, so it wasn't a big drawback.

I really enjoyed the surroundings, it was peaceful! I enjoyed the hotel facilities, the location was perfect for UBER, the walking distance to shops and food was great, price was awesome, OVERALL very nice

Staff worked hard to make sure I felt they were doing me a favor - I do generalize, but the staff at reception were just not interested to assist. Also, I am from Africa (Johannesburg) and so there's a bunch of things one does not know and often feels awkward to ask many questions. I enjoyed my stay so much, I was speaking to my USA colleagues and advertising The Line DC in a BIG show offish way ... LOL! The hotel outperforms the staffs ineptitude, so don't worry too much about that.

The room, I had several windows and it was quiet as well as spacious

I was charged an additional $130 for what I don't know. I understood that I had paid in full through Booking.com when I reserved the room and yet I was charged an additional $130. I was given no explanation. I was misled and overcharged! The cost of this room was way more than I wanted to pay with the additional charges. I am self-employed.

Spacious room with comfortable bed and nice and quiet. Great Bar for a drop in beverage and snack, with many eclectic food options nearby. Beautiful decor and lovely staff. Worth noting that Adams Morgan isn't near a metro subway station, but we found plenty of metro bus routes that passed through the area. Loved our stay at The Line DC and hope to return again.

Bathroom could do with a bit of an update, mainly the vanity basin and showerhead were both a little worn out.