We rented the lower level apartment for 5 nights in November 2009…read more Full kitchen, which we only used for making coffee. Great location, about 3 blocks from the northern escalator at Du Pont Circle. Plenty of room to spread out, it was just my wife and I but 6 could get cozy in here and 4 could be comfortable. TV, free wireless internet, excellent location and a pleasant hostess. The basement apartment is self sufficient, so we did not have the "bed and breakfast" experience of sharing, but that's OK for us.. We had our own full bath, our own exterior entrance, etc. Rates vary, but this was such a better deal than any hotel room, how can you go wrong?

We found the Ivy Mansion through a Groupon deal and stayed here for 2 nights. It's a really cute…read morebuilding that's walking distance to the Dupont Circle metro station, as well as plenty of restaurants and shops. Our host, Dana, was very friendly and, since our sight-seeing plans were kind of up-in-the-air, gave us lots of good advice on places to go and things to see. The room was really cute and clean. The bed was amazingly comfortable -- one of those adjustable tempurpedic mattresses. I'm not sure if every room has one or if it was just our room, but it sure made it hard to want to get out of bed. There is free wi-fi and continental breakfast downstairs in the morning. This place is a great alternative to the pricey hotels around DC -- it has a private, relaxing feel and yet is close enough to the Metro that it is also pretty convenient. We would definitely stay here again.

I got the fried chicken. However, I thought this place was à la carte and I got broccoli too so…read morethen it ended up being too much food. The chicken came with string beans that had a little pieces of meat and also mashed potatoes which were super good. The butter they serve with the free bread is super different and awesome. I loved it. Not quite sure what they did to it. My coworker got a steak medium well, but it came out pretty underdone. Luckily, they took it back and cooked it a little more. Although I will say all you people do well done steaks there is another way. I used to get well done too. I understand where you're coming from but there's nothing like a medium rare. We ordered an appetizer at the beginning. Hush puppies never arrived. Which was fine didn't need them by the end. They had a live band there which is why we went there in the first place. However, it's first come first seat and the band is in the front so we ended up sitting too far back to actually hear the band and by the time we got up there and the band was going all the seats were taken, and there's nowhere to really stand so we just left. The art is very modern, but most of the decor seems pretty old and I felt like it didn't mesh well . Overall, pretty good place I think it would be cool to stay there one day since the other side isn't inn.

Six of us decided to have brunch here…read more A delightful old facility with a very cool main floor meeting area and dining. We were served at an upper level, and anyone who likes to drink a lot might be persuaded to eat at the lower level where the bathroom was. There is an "office" there that has terrible signs touting locally-made potato chips, T-shirts, and other gifts. I hope they're not relying on these as an income stream. Very nice server... with too many to wait on our floor. Service was a bit slow, but you have to accept this as par -- anywhere you go. No worries. I had the Eggs Benedict, a Boozy Hot Chocolate, and the highly-acclaimed "Donut." The eggs were very good, but the potatoes bites were soggy... might have been cooked a minute or two more. The Boozy Hot Chocolate seemed far more chocolate than anything else. Live, and learn. The "Donut" was good, but wasn't what I'd expected. It was more the consistency of French toast, very doughy, and served with whipped cream. The fact that I didn't care for it didn't mean that it's bad. The only thing I'd change in my experience was that I tried unsuccessfully to flag down our server to bring some coffee to me. We ran out of time before the check came (as 5 of the 6 had to go back to work -- yes, on a Sunday) Still, the menu looked interesting and I'd probably come back -- but probably at an off-peak time.

To highly recommend this B&B is not enough! The host and hostess provide a wonderful breakfast in…read morea fantastic setting. The area seems very nice and the faint railroad in the background was charming to hear. If you ever need a place and can reserve this one your in luck.

Great bed and breakfast located in Takoma Park. Renovated Victorian mansion. Multiple rooms. Really…read moreclean and great location. Hosts are really friendly and made me feel at home.

My wife and I stayed at The Oaks Bed & Breakfast Annapolis and had a wonderful time. The room was…read morehuge and included a private bath that was outfitted with amenities to make our stay luxurious. We were there for a special event hosted in the spacious yard with a band, cigar vendor, and a bar. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and woke up to a delicious home-cooked breakfast. Bonus: The property is merely 25 yards from the Annapolis waterfront with all its history, boutiques, shops, and restaurants. We definitely will be back. Raymond & Lisa Hankins Washington, DC

My wife and I just stayed at the Oaks for two nights. The owners are extremely welcoming, helpful,…read moreand friendly. The room was really nice, beautifully decorated and clean. The Breakfast was epic. It was the best breakfast I've ever had at a BNB. This is the place to stay in the Maryland/DC area

Top notch stay and honestly reasonable prices when you factor in the extensive gourmet buffet…read morebreakfast included with room. Plus 24/7 coffee & tea station with chocolates. And the entire first floor is all shared common spaces that made me feel like a super fancy old-timey aristocrat lounging around without a care in the world... which is pretty tough to achieve given it's the year 2025 in DC! Highly recommend for a special trip or staycation.

AMAZING EXPERIENCE! originally reserved room 6 for one night but when i needed to stay in town an…read moreextra night, the staff arranged for me to move to room 10. both rooms are perfect. 10 isn't a room so much as a suite. in 6, there's gorgeous gothic windows, a peaked roof, and the bathroom is in a turret (the tub is gilded). room 10...i have no words. it's beautiful. it has a private entrance. the staff was beyond kind and helpful, the B&B is in a great location, and the other guests were even lovely. i will stay here over and over.

I stayed here 4 nights to save money versus a stay in nearby Wardman Park convention center hotels…read more I agree with other reviewers that the accommodations are spartan (and maybe a bit shabby) but the rooms were clean and quiet. And, most importantly, the queen sized bed was extremely comfortable, so I got a good night's sleep throughout my stay. The location is excellent--close to the Metro, so there's no need to have a car. Proprietor Jack was friendly and tremendously helpful and attentive to my needs--most especially after I sprained my ankle while out for a jog after my second night's stay! He personally provided ice packs and arranged for his staff to do my laundry--gratis! I am very happy that I was staying at his place when that injury occurred.

My husband and I stayed here for a quick honeymoon after getting hitched in MD. We very much…read moreenjoyed our time here in DC and had a lovely stay! The guest house is very cozy and homey; yes I would say it is a tad shabby and very much loved-in, but everything is clean and in working condition, the ac worked perfectly, the bed was comfortable, the shower was hot, and the vibe was completely welcoming and warm. Make sure you read all the info on the website, the only TV is in the common area (though there was good WiFi access in the rooms), the only parking is street parking which is free overnight until 9am but $15 for a permit during the day, but this is all made clear on the website, I had no surprises. In fact the owner was very helpful when we had our rental car a night longer than expected and he let us park in his personal driveway for a short time so we could have a leisurely breakfast and not rush to move it. Breakfast is simple but filling and well-cooked, when the pot of coffee is done after breakfast you can always make yourself a cup of keurig, there is always a bottle of wine and a plate of cookies to welcome guests when they return (my only complaint is the cookies are cooked crisp... I like mine chewy!! :P). All-in-all we would definitely return. Amazingly convenient location (5 min walk to the metro which we used daily), comfortable rooms, great service.

We just stayed at the Stone Manor Inn ("SMI") this past weekend and had a lovely time. We were in…read moretown for a family reunion and hosted a dinner party at SMI one evening that was among the highlights of the family weekend. Manisha and Prashsant, owners of Stone Manor Inn, were personally involved in making sure all went smoothly with our cocktail and dinner party, and it most certainly did! SMI is a lovely old country inn on 14 acres, I believe, with a number of different venues (indoors and out) for meetings, parties, and weddings. The rooms (7 in total) were eclectic, in a good way. All four of their largest rooms that we occupied were spacious, with king beds and spa tubs with separate showers. All were well maintained and clean upon check-in. We had no complaints. I'm not sure when we will return to the area, but when we do, we will not hesitate to return!

Fantastic Inn, fantastic location - nice and quiet, expansive, plenty of room to walk and enjoy,…read moregorgeous rooms and accommodations. The food is absolutely top-notch. I've not had such excellent Indian food (the menu the particular night we stayed) in a very long time, and I love Indian food. The hosts and service are fantastic as well; very personable, friendly, easygoing, and attentive.

I booked this historic B & B just for convenience for a conference, but it ended up being a…read morehighlight of my three days in DC. What an historic gem, and such lovely staff! The mattress was so comfortable, and the air conditioning was just perfect in this fresh, clean B & B, despite the 100 degree temperatures outside. I also loved the fact that only registered guests were allowed in with their assigned door code. It made me feel very safe as a single female traveler. This is within easy walking distance of my favorite restaurants in Dupont Circle and Adams Morgan.

Clean, adorable, historic, lovely host, and wonderful breakfast tailored to our dietary needs. Who…read morecould ask for more? We will stay here again when we return to DC. We could walk to nearby attractions, parked close, nice restaurants in the area, short drive to get to The Smithsonian.

This has a great location and history to it. Many different accommodations here. We stayed in the…read moreTyler suite, top floor, original floors and mantel, some hardware too. However, there could be some useful upgrades installed like towel racks, hand towel ring and improved water pressure. Overall, recommend it, but we'd try a different suite next time.

We stayed at George Washington's house! Whaaaatttttt?!?!?!? It was so super cool and very…read morereasonable for the price. Were given great instructions via email on how to get in and out of the house at our leisure. It was clean, quiet, and amazing. It's like old world charm and modern day had a baby. Great mixture of both decor not only at the house hit the surrounding area. GPS will take you to the front of the house at 506 Cameron Street. To access the house and parking, take a right on Pitt Street and then an immediate right on Washington Way. The back of the house has five parking spaces, feel free to park in any of the spaces in our lot. If you plan on parking, please send us your car model and license plate information.   The parking lot covers the 5 spots to the right; directly behind the house. Parking behind the house is on a first-come, first serve basis, and only one car is permitted per room. Jeff drives a large Ford Tremor and was able to get in just fine. If you need additional parking, there is a lot across the street at 517 Cameron Street or there is also street parking.   You are directed to enter through the black gate and then through the purple side door. Accessibility from Cameron Street is from the iron gate and alley in the front. All of our doors have electronic keypads. you are asked to always enter the code to lock the door when you exit the premise, and deadbolt the door behind you after entering.  When you enter the house, to the left of the purple side door is the kitchen that was once owned by George Washington. This kitchen was built in the 1700's, and the rest of the house was built around the kitchen in 1815. They encourage you to take a step back in time and check it out!  To the right of the purple door is the common space. The William Harrison Suite is up the stairs on the 3rd Floor, all rooms are labeled. All fireplaces are non-functioning and are prohibited for use.  All smoking and open flames to include candles and incense are strictly prohibited.