**Dined in early Spring**…read more From the moment I stepped onto the patio, I knew I was in for a treat--at least atmospherically. The outdoor seating area is genuinely one of the most refreshing spaces I've encountered in a while, striking a rare balance between urban energy and the calm of a tucked-away garden. String lights, greenery, and the gentle hum of city life in the background create a setting that feels both lively and serene, perfect for a long, unhurried sit. The service matched the setting in quality. Our server was attentive without hovering, knowledgeable about the menu, and quick to anticipate what we needed before we had to ask. Water glasses were refilled promptly, course timing was well-paced, and the overall vibe from the staff was warm and professional. Honestly, the hospitality alone could justify a return visit. Unfortunately, the food didn't quite rise to meet the rest of the experience. Nothing we ordered was bad, but nothing stood out either. Dishes were competently prepared and reasonably flavorful, but they lacked the spark or creativity that would make them memorable. It was the kind of meal where you finish eating and have a hard time recalling specific details the next day--solid, safe, but ultimately forgettable [as evidenced by how late I'm writing this review. I kept looking at the food in my phone--what I ordered and where]. If you're an AF person.....just get NA beer. Everything else tastes like juice. That said, A. Kitchen and Bar is worth a visit, especially if you're prioritizing ambiance and service over a culinary showstopper. The patio alone makes it a great spot for catching up with friends or enjoying a quiet evening out. If the kitchen can match the energy of the space and the care of the staff, this could easily become a neighborhood favorite rather than just a pleasant option.

Prompt service, relaxing ambiance, good food. Menu is small but most people could find something…read more Serving breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner. Average sized portions. Restaurant recently changed name to 1010 if you are confused by the name "A Kitchen and Bar". Inside One Washington Circle hotel that is now a Hilton property.

A DC trip is always a great idea! Especially a holiday weekend. We came on a Thursday evening…read morearound 8:30pm and it wasnt too busy. We were seates on the second floor but the first floor seemed to be where the vibes were. They have a prix fixed menu but we opted to do Ala carte. I had the jerk chicken and Cajun salmon entree. It came with Mac and cheese. I also got a Cesar salad to start. Everything tasted good. The old fashion drink was fine. I will say there are a lot of security there. Not sure what was going on thag night but I counted atleast 10 men in suits. I felt safe lol. The waiter Sean was also easy on the eyes and great!

This place was amazing ! You pay 80$ all you can eat and drink...Great service my waitress was very…read morehelpful with the menu! Now at brunch the kitchen will plate your food for you my waitress did ask if anyone had any food allergies or anything we don't on are plates.. I got everything home fries, salmon, eggs, French toast,mac&cheese , yums, jerk chicken wings, greens etc.. lol O .. they also have all you can drink mimosas strawberry, and passionfruit O also the ambience was amazing So check this place out my yelpers

Stayed here for a conference. The location was perfect. There is an underground walkway that…read moreconnects the hotel and the convention center. Made it super easy to get to where I needed to go. The rooms are fine and had everything I needed. There were lots of restaurants well within walking distance. The check-in and checkout process was smooth and easy. Staff was friendly enough. Didn't really have much contact with them though. Overall, a great place to stay.

You would think it would be something to write a review about but really it is another generic…read moreoverpriced Marriott in Washington DC. I was in 15-054 and had M Club access. The room looks like every Marriott that has ever been thought of, it is a real shame there is no character or anything. I did not have to park a car or anything and it is connected to the convention center which is nice but I was here for one night for work. It was clean but otherwise Unmemorable. It is also not that close to the metro but also not too far if that makes sense. The M club had salty snacks during the day and then a breakfast you have to check in for that was even less than the usual M Club breakfast, it was just pastries, eggs, bacon, and toast. Nothing else. They barely had milk. I think this is a colossal let-down. The hotel is very large but surprisingly quiet. I am no longer staying at Marriott hotels after a negative experience at a MArriott in Charlotte NC but I had stayed here before and after explore more hotels, there are better options for DC to stay at. Even if you are at the Convention Center, there are better hotels.

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.

The Line Hotel is situated in a diverse community, close to shops and plenty of restaurants to…read morechoose from. The staff were professional and informative. The atmosphere was lovely, with lots of artwork and decor, and the bar area was majestic. We had a room facing the front with almost wraparound windows. Most had blackout curtains, but one set near the bed didn't -- not sure why that one was missed. The bed was comfortable with fluffy pillows. We did have an issue with the bathroom sink clogging and had to call for help, but someone arrived immediately, which was great. We also needed extra towels and pillows, and those arrived promptly too. Service overall was excellent.

10/10 stay for a first time architectural enthusiast! I may be biased but I prefer The Adam's…read moreMorgan area to DuPont Circle. Ofcourse this is based on the experience you want to have. If you're looking for a spot that provides walkable access to central areas, great food options, inclusive hangouts and a bustling environment full of both tourists and locals, consider adding this spot to your list. Coming from a humid city built for cars, I love a good walk through the city. A stay at this hotel puts you in walking distance of the main strip of Adam's Morgan, 14th, Howard University and more. If you love Michelin star rated spots, walk to Lapis. Want stellar coffee, walk to SoleLuna, into vintage markets, walk out of the front door on the weekend where tons of vintage sellers post up offering everything from clothing to time pieces to those passing by. A renovated church, the hotel itself is an architectural wonder offering unique room sizes, museum worthy entries and plenty of space for events, markets, popups and parties. I wish I could stay in our room specifically every stay in DC. The dual lobby concept is a little confusing, but not confusing enough to discourage a future stay, especially given that the art exhibit popup on the check-in floor features gender fluid portraits. The food is more expensive than I'd like personally, but pretty tasty, and fur friends are welcome to stay and bask in the beauty alongside their owners (can you tell I'm a sucker for a dog friendly upscale hotel). I booked this room at a discounted price with my company benefits. If you're able to book at a discounted rate, I'd highly recommend giving them a try!

Love the rooftop !…read more Hate that they don't post when they close for private event like today Always call first I guess ... sucks right?

This is one of my favorite places! Whether you're staying overnight or just going to the rooftop,…read moreinside bar, or event area, The service here is wonderful. We have been for many different reasons, and each time Everyone is so nice to us. Every area and space in The Graham is so unique. Located in the middle of Georgetown, you can walk to many places and other spots of DC are just a short car ride away. Its a beautiful historic scenic spot with cobblestones, be careful in your heels.

We were traveling to DC, and as a Sonesta Travel Pass member, I found myself with enough points for…read morea complimentary stay - I'm glad I picked the Royal Sonesta! It's a very walkable area, accessible to DuPont, Kalorama and using public/private transportation, this is a great hub for all of the greater DC area. Upon arrival, we were quickly approached by the valet. Valet parking is about $50 a day, but well worth it, and a price common to the area. The valet was kind enough to carry our bags directly to the front desk, and we were introduced to Keanu, a friendly young gentleman who was working the reception/welcome desk. Keanu assigned us a large room with a beautiful / comfortable bed on a high floor, with views of surrounding residences / neighborhoods. He also notified us of the breakfast credit that came with our room package, a nice touch since we were able to visit their restaurant the next morning and get some yogurt / fruit bowls and beverages. Other observations about the room...the bathroom was decent sized, the room was huge, and the amenities were all modern and functional. Inside the closet was a robe, one of my favorite amenities in higher end hotels. With family in DC, I've stayed in a handful of different DC hotels, and I can't think of a better experience than this night at the Royal Sonesta. We will certainly be returning to Sonesta on our next visit to the area.

I had an absolutely wonderful experience at the Sonesta, and I can't say enough great things about…read moreBruce and the entire staff. From the moment I arrived, everyone made me feel genuinely welcome. The customer service was exceptional friendly, professional, and always willing to go above and beyond to make sure I had everything I needed. Bruce truly stands out as an incredible leader. His dedication to guest satisfaction is evident in the way he interacts with both guests and his team. You can tell he takes pride in creating a positive environment, and it shows throughout the entire hotel. The staff consistently greeted me with a smile, responded quickly to any questions, and made my stay comfortable and enjoyable. It's rare to find a team that works together so seamlessly while making every guest feel valued. If you're looking for a hotel where you'll be treated with kindness, respect, and outstanding hospitality, I highly recommend the Sonesta. Thank you, Bruce, and the entire team, for making my stay such a memorable one. I look forward to staying here again in the future!

Stayed here for a weekend getaway. The hotel was very nice. The security at the top of the road and…read moreneeding your room key to get into the lobby late at night makes guest feel extra safe. The lobby decor was nice. The room felt very cozy. I loved the blue light over the tv that comes on at night. The bathroom was very nice also. We had a partial view of the water and you could see the Washington monument. Location was great. Right near the metro, a quick walk to the wharf and close to museums. Definitely a great place to stay while visiting.

We booked the Hilton Washington DC National Mall The Wharf specifically for July 4th fireworks…read moreviewing with our 1-year-old toddler. I called the reservations line (202-484-1000) and clearly explained we needed a hotel with reliable fireworks views suitable for a family with a young child--no crowds, easy access. The representative strongly assured us: * Partial fireworks view from the room * Rooftop access for viewing * Hotel located at The Wharf None of this is true. Zero visibility from the room, no rooftop for guests, and The Wharf is a 15+ minute walk away. We discovered the truth a full day before our arrival. We never checked in and immediately requested cancellation. Despite being Hilton Honors members and explaining we were lied to, the hotel refused any exception to their policy. The front desk and director showed zero empathy or willingness to help with the situation they created. This is false advertising and abysmal service. We were misled into booking, stuck with a completely useless reservation for a family holiday, and left with no resolution even before arriving. Save yourself the headache and book somewhere else if fireworks convenience with kids matters to you.

Seems like they're on Groupon all the time. Our horseback ride started about 1.5hours late. I…read morewasn't happy about this at all. Not simply because he was running late, but because the house (castle/waiting room/party room) was absolutely filthy. I was really taken aback by a business looking like this, even if it's a business that works w/ animals. When we got there, the owner and assistant were on a ride w/ another group. Then the group we were supposed to be riding with were an hour late, so we had to wait for them. It was just annoying, although Steven (owner) was friendly. When we walked into the empty house it looked like a construction space, a hen was walking around the inside and I even saw it poop IN THE KITCHEN! Things finally turned around when I hopped on Sherman (my white horse w/ black spots). He was a greedy little thing and ate up all the grass but he was a great horse. Steven immediately put ppl on the horses and taught us while we were riding. He was a straight to it teacher and I liked that. He definitely knows what he's doing when it comes to animals. He took a bunch of pictures and videos and sent them to everyone in the group. I'm thankful to have such awesome pictures that didn't cost us extra. I'm giving 4 stars despite the filth because Steven was friendly, welcoming, and I enjoyed the experience. Tip: -don't eat there if germs bug u -don't arrive early, there's no point -yes, you're in the right spot, even though it looks a little funky on the outside

It's funny this guy is trying to say we never went when we did - I'd love to see what evidence he…read morehas considering during our entire time there he never once asked for our names or checked that we even had a reservation. He also never redeemed our Groupon. He has repeatedly messaged me and begged me to remove this review and has even reported it to Yelp to try to get it removed. Not only do I stand by my review but this Steven Strasburg owner has proved himself to not only be completely unprofessional but also desperate and dishonest. My advice: TAKE SOME RESPONSIBILITY for your business instead of accusing people of posting fake reviews or saying "it must've been another place". This is the ONLY time where an owner has not only not apologized but tried to say I'm posting for the wrong Castle Strasburg. How many Castle Strasburg horseriding places are there in Midland, VA? SHAME ON YOU!