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    4.2 (82 reviews)
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    Heidi M.

    I'm usually loyal to Marriott Bonvoy, but I took a chance on staying at the Riggs and I'm so glad I did! The hotel is beautiful and full of character, housed in the former Riggs National Bank building that handled the personal finances of 23 U.S presidents. I was able to check-in early and even got an upgrade, plus a few nice perks through my Chase Sapphire Reserve. The room had a great view, gorgeously decorated and perfect for a weekend stay. The location is fantastic and an easy walk to restaurants, shopping, and museums. The gym has great weight and cardio options. Café Riggs is conveniently located in the hotel and quite popular, so highly recommend reserving a table ahead of time. My only regret was not making it to cocktail bar Silver Lyan, which is located in the building's original vault space.

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    Quiana W.

    Stayed at the Riggs just for one night. It was a very cute hotel that used to be a bank. The area where you check in still has look of bank teller set up. The staff was friendly and provided welcome champagne for us. The bell hop and the valet drivers were nice as well. While the hotel itself is beautiful.. the rooms were a bit small. We stayed in one of the deluxe rooms which was larger than the standard but still small to me. The decor was beautiful and they had slippers and totes for us. There was a fridge in the shape of a safe. The rooms were clean and the bathroom was spacious. The hotel also had a "speakeasy " downstairs with some very unique drinks. The Riggs cafe brunch was also excellent. Overall it was a great stay at the Riggs. The hotel is in walking distance from restaurants and some museums. Definitely recommend the hotel despite the small room.

    Brenda L.

    Booked this through Chase travel for Christmas week. Didn't know it was a Michelin hotel. We had 2 dogs and stayed two nights and only needed to pay a one time fee of $100 which is amazing! Loved the staff at this hotel! Check in was easy and we were offered free champagne / rose. The staff were very friendly. Gym was spacious and nice. Rooms were clean and we loved their amenities!

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    Michelle C.

    Enjoyed a recent visit to the hotel bar. This hotel is pretty amazing in that it was converted from a bank to Hotel. Front lobby is in the old bank vault. The bar/restaurant is just to the left with great option of drinks, coffee/tea, and juices. Wait staff were friendly and quick with service. Great place to meet up with friends.

    Alexis B.

    My husband and I stayed at Riggs a few weekends ago and it's a nice hotel in a super convenient area of DC if you're spending time at the National Mall or Smithsonians. It's located in an old bank (built in 1891), so it has some really cool architecture and decor. The check in process was good (really nice staff). We didn't eat the cafe, but it looked great (and so does the menu). The room was nice (although my biggest complaint is how tiny the bathrooms are - it's hard to even close the door because you have to squeeze past the toilet and then close the door behind you! We usually stay closer to Dupont Circle but this location was great for us on this visit to DC since we were eating dinner at a restaurant that was walking distance from the hotel, but it's a really convenient location for a lot of DC attractions.

    Anitra T.

    I throughly enjoyed my stay at the Riggs Hotel! It was swanky, perfectly located, and was just a really nice hotel. PROS: 1) The valet guys were amazing! Especially Coach! They were always kind, friendly, and overly accommodating. 2) Location was perfect. Steps away from the metro and I could walk most places I wanted to go in 15 mins or less! Not to mention so many great restaurants nearby. 3) SWANK. FEST. There was so much to take in, so much to look at, the whole place was just aesthetically pleasing. CONS: 1) The rooftop was closed the entire stay. 2) The elevators are sloooooow 3) The cold water didn't work in our room, which I wasn't necessarily a con, but was when I wanted to take a cold shower after the intense humidity. 4) The space is quaint. There wasn't a lot of storage space anywhere. The closet, no drawers, no counter space in the bathrooms. I lived out of my suitcase for 5 days. I would definitely stay at the Riggs again! It was such a great hotel!

    He needs to be retrained how to treat all the guests the same regardless what political party the guest is from extremely rude
    John M.

    I've stayed at this hotel a few times one of the best hotels but it seems like every time I'm down at the park restaurant area this waiter has something against me and my family I want the management to talk to this guy and tell him to treat everybody the same way he has a very nasty attitude, but then they also have great employees that will make you feel better.

    Christopher A.

    The Riggs is a top-tier hotel in the center of Penn Quarter, the heart of DC! Highly recommend for a stay in DC. My wife and I recently stayed at the Riggs to celebrate our anniversary and it exceeded all our expectations. The staff were welcoming, the rooms were spacious, the bed was fantastic, and to top it off, the hotel was decorated for the holiday season. The Riggs does a great job of keeping the bank vibes alive with nice touches in their lobby, rooms, and especially the bar inside the vault downstairs. The Riggs lives up to its historic location. My wife and I love the Penn Quarter area due to its proximity to dozens of national museums, great shopping, and wide range of restaurants.

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    Pretty much all phases beautiful space, well staffed great food and service. Proximity to the Capital building and close walking distance from museums and attractions.

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    Mekdela T.

    Giving this hotel 2 stars because it's beautiful, perfectly located in the city, and everyone working there was absolutely sweet. Why am I taking off 3 stars? We definitely ran into issues. I'd give it 2.5. I booked this hotel for a fun girls staycation - a lot of planning went into this. I booked the deluxe double room for 3 people. I called prior to showing up to ensure it would be enough room for 3, and they actually said it can fit 4. The suites were all booked, and the atelier suite only has a king bed. I get to the hotel first to kind of spice up the room for a girls night, and found the room to be very snug. It was the first thought that came to mind, and honestly didn't look as spacious as the deluxe photos on the website. I remember asking, where's the wood floors and extra room? I was so lost. The bathroom was EXTREMELY SMALL, so small to the point I couldn't close the door before walking behind the door. It was awful. Also, there's no where to put your clothes unless you hang them, no drawers, just a small closet. We literally had no where to put our clothes. Our suitcases stayed in the hallways, making the room even smaller. My friends visiting from out of state were so annoyed. We go to complain about the space and how it's so tight, the only option they had for us was to get connecting rooms, but we would have to pay an extra 200 a night. Like what? Also just defeats the purpose of a staycation with girlfriends. So then we decided, okay we'll stay one night, and book another hotel. We stay the first night, and our room is hot. We had to call to get fans placed in our room overnight, it was just so awful. You would think a hotel would reimburse you for everything... we got 20 dollar drink vouchers lol We left and had a wonderful stay at yours truly. Oh, and they accidentally canceled my brunch at cafe riggs the day after - we showed up, and the restaurant was like - you cancelled yesterday. It was a mess, but the restaurant worked it out for us. All in all - hotel is gorgeous. Space is limited. Go on a solo trip, or just a stay for two people.

    Vickee J.

    The Riggs Hotel in Washington DC. is in what used to be an old bank, lending to some cool architecture. The bar downstairs is even in the former building's original bank vault. This venue boasts a fantastic location in the Penn Quarter, near historical monuments and the White House. The staff's friendliness added a welcoming touch to the experience. However, I found the room's layout to be somewhat odd and the lighting a bit dim, which detracted slightly from the overall comfort. Nonetheless, the positive aspects outweighed the minor drawbacks, making it a memorable stay.

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    This is the only place that we will stay when we are in the DC area! Convenient to lots of restaurants and of course capital one Arena!

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    I will literally never stay anywhere else. Beautiful hotel, clean, chic rooms, impeccable service! Cool bar and restaurant!!

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    Great service. Perfect location. Beautiful building. Loved this hotel. There's a cafe attached that seems to be popular.

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    Everything worked well and was the perfect blend of history and modernity with the unique aspect of being in a former bank.

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    I would agree with the other reviews that this property is located in an accessible part of…read moredowntown DC. Most tourist attractions are a short uber ride away. There is a CVS store that is located in the same building so that's convenient if you're traveling light and need to pick up some toiletries. Room was simple and had all the basics. Full kitchen with all the essentials -- full fridge, microwave, stove, plates, bowls, eating utensils, etc. so ideal for guests who have an extended stay. Had a corner suite (room 411) so it was a bit more spacious but the view was unusual -- my view was directly of a conference room for a company next door. Hilarious to open up the curtains to see 15 people convening in the conference room. Front desk staff were nice. Bought a couple of Voss waters from their mini mart next to the front desk @ $12 plus tax each.

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