It's always a delight to stay at the Lyle. Located in a tucked away area in DuPont, you feel miles…read moreaway from the hustle and bustle when you are actually just a stones throw from it. I find the rooms to be the best appointed out of many area hotels: some with a full kitchenette, and all with ample sitting space and a large bathroom where you can actually fit all your toiletries. The beds are lush and comfortable. Depending on the time of year, it's a pricier hotel, but occasionally you can find a deal during low points in the year. The restaurant attached to the hotel has a well crafted menu and wonderful service.

Great location and staff. Room is nice. Would've loved a bathtub to soak in after all the walking…read morearound. Bed is comfy as was the room temperature. Good place to stay

The snap pea martini was my sisters favorite!…read more I had the espresso martini. DELICIOUS! 10/10

Came here for a wedding and decided to book a room too. What a nice venue for one of the most…read morespecial events in one's lifetime! The rooftop offers an awesome view of the city. Also, the place transforms from a great place for a wedding ceremony to a wedding reception. Staff and service was great, and food was delectable too. The rooms are very classy, and have a nice historical feel to it, as Riggs former bank headquarters in days of old.

This was my second time staying at the Glover Park Georgetown Hotel, mainly because of its perfect…read moreproximity to where I needed to be. Even though it's an older hotel, I have to say the rooms are impressively spacious. I had a king-size bed that was comfortable, and there was plenty of room to open my suitcases, along with a small foyer area, a closet, and a large mirror. The hotel is quite affordable and offers good service. They kindly held my suitcase and carry-on bag so I could walk around for the day before checking in later in the afternoon. While breakfast isn't included, the on-site restaurant Divino has an all-day menu with good options. I tried their coffee, and both the service and the drink itself were excellent ~ especially thanks to the friendly male bartender. Georgetown is such a beautiful area, and I loved exploring the local farmers market on Sunday. The hotel's location is also very convenient, with Whole Foods and CVS nearby for any last-minute necessities. Plus, it's only about a 15-20 minute drive to DCA Airport, which makes travel very easy. This hotel offers great value, comfort, and convenience. A solid 4-star rating feels well-deserved.

Although it's in the historic Georgetown area, the hotel by no means feels historic or luxurious…read more But it is in a great location, walking distance to serval stores, Whole Foods - CVS, nail salons, lots of restaurants etc. The rooms, eh. All hardwood & beds are comfy - view of Washington monument & some amazing homes w killer back yards. In a residential area and a half a block away from the restaurants & stores. We're in the 6th floor (total 7), you can hear people in the hall when trying to sleep. No extra pillow or blanket in the room, sliding door for small small bathroom. Tho room is pretty big, but design of room strange. Besides the bed, a desk/chair, tv & bureau- mini fridge underneath & 2 bedside tables. And then a random chair with lots of space - they could have easily added an extra table. - big windows that slide open a tiny bit, but nice to get fresh air. On one side of the bed my outlets didn't work -couldn't charge my phone but luckily there was an outlet behind the bed & could easily get to it . Convenient to the U.S. Naval Observatory, Vice President's Residence, and various embassies. This isn't the kind of hotel that I would re-book with. My expectation was maybe too high. Betw the thin walls, small elevators, having to wait for a luggage cart & most of all, pulling into the place & it's super small weird hotel/restaurant parking - too crowded. And front desk reception left a lot to be desired.

We almost always stay at the Morrison Clark Inn whenever we are in DC in part because we have found…read moreit a very comfortable and luxurious place to stay, but also because of its history, its great people on staff, its delicious restaurant menu close to other great restaurants, and its location in downtown DC close to museums, the Convention Center, etc. We couldn't ask for more.

Morrison-Clark Inn is a completely adequate hotel for your stay in the DC area - especially if you…read moreneed to stay near center city. The check in process was efficient and kind, and my room was sufficiently comfortable: good bedding, separate seating area, and fairly quiet. However, I experienced a few issues, which included a less-than-totally-clean bathroom (someone's old contact lens was stuck to the sink surround), a very very slow old elevator, and mediocre service in the hotel restaurant, where I felt like a bother rather than a customer. As a value for the location, I'd say it's pretty good, and I would stay again, but for a little bit more money you can have a much nicer stay.

Love this hotel! It's the first time I've stayed at this relatively new place and it's an…read moreoutstanding addition to Washington DC options. It'll be first on my list next time I visit. The rooms are (spacious for Washington DC) clean and well lit. The service was great all around, but I want to know an exceptional experience I had, especially thanks to Matthew. Four days after I returned, I realized that I had left an item in the room. I reached out to see if they could locate it, and Matthew immediately got back to me. He found the item, helped confirm that it was indeed the item I left, and immediately put in motion a process that will allow me to get it delivered back home to me quickly. Plus, he was so polite and professional throughout. I'm so thankful and I am delighted that I'll be reunited with my item. As you know, this is the exception, not the rule when you leave something behind in a hotel. Thank you Matthew and Arlo hotel!

We came for 2-nights. Horrible experience, despite iARLO being 4 or 5 stars on websites…read more I'm a stroke victim. It's a handicap. I have trouble walking. The hotel knew this from our communications, but parking is a problem for all, not just for an invalid. It's 3:15PM 10/24/26. No space is kept free at any door to unload luggage & there's no valet. The spaces in front are marked 15 minutes to park/unload. Cars do not move after 15 minutes &. nobody is policing it. We double-park before seeking assistance. I get out to get someone inside to take our luggage & then go find the garage, which is not as close as led to believe. We park & walk back to the hotel to check-in. We confirm we're on a low floor because I may need stairs in an emergency, but our room is far from the elevator. Maybe it's the room we selected, but this doesn't make sense considering they know I'm an invalid. We should have asked? The room is one of few positives (nice appearance, lots of room, good pillows/bed) but the bathroom is just adequate. Not enough lighting, one sink, no magnifying mirror, & no bar soap, which I need with only one good hand. Maybe need to ask? We hate needing to ask for everything. Didn't realize this until our morning showers. The shower has no spray wand, just a shower-head. You expect some things at upscale hotels. There are no bathrobes nor slippers. They have rubber slides (but no slippers) & the slides are purchase-only for $14. We had to request bathrobes & slippers. 2 bathrobes came, but no slippers. The bathrobes are sized for my wife & too small for me. We had to request slippers again, twice. We request a chair for the shower.They bring it, but leave it in the room & we have to move it to the shower. The television requires use of a cell to watch streaming apps. It's Google Cast. We can't figure it out & had to call for assistance, who is a guy that barely speaks English. So if you don't have a cell, you can't watch streaming. The guy leaves & we try Apple TV, but he didn't tell us Apple TV is unsupported. So he has to come back & show us how to use it with Netflix. Next, it's 3:50 AM & the radio alarm goes off. We didn't set it. Must be a prior guest, but you'd expect housekeeping to make sure to turn it off when a guest checks out! We cannot turn it off. It's loud with no perceptible controls anywhere. We call maintenance, but. had to leave message. We call front desk, but right then the radio stops. We ask they disconnect it, as after this disturbance we get no more sleep. What else will go wrong? Hotel phone did not always work & room service was limited. We had to call front desk from our cell to learn this. By now we want to go home, but we are stuck for another day. This is a disgusting nightmare. They try to make amends with drink & breakfast vouchers plus a few snacks brought to the room. We hope this is a turning point. However, no such luck..The TV didn't work our 2nd night. Google Cast again. We are in bed when a guy comes to work on TV. He gives up after 30 minutes. I call front desk multiple times after the phone robot bounces us around elsewhere. Front desk is uncaring, as they say "change rooms". Really? We are already in bed! This gets heated & frustrated I mouth off, as this is intolerable after 2 days of disappointments no one should have when paying for hospitality. We go to bed aggravated. In morning I tell manager Mike Horowitz of our experience & ask he do something about the room changes in consideration of the endless failures. He takes notes. I tell him everything, including the 2nd night's cursing the front desk about their callous change room suggestion. Mike seems sympathetic & I'm hopeful he will do something. He calls our room before checkout & offers to comp the first higher-cost night. I thank him for his consideration & accept. We go to checkout & the bill is wrong. They adjusted the wrong night. They call Mike Horowitz. I'm standing difficultly with my cane for 10 minutes. Front desk suggests I leave & let Mike fix the bill to send to me. Sorry, not after all that's happened. I want a corrected bill in hand. I'm upset waiting. We need to get on the road already. Mike finally comes, apologizes, & adjusts the bill as promised. I thank him & he tells me I can contact him, if I need to, but I'm sure this is finally over. We leave to get our car. I'm slow to leave, as I walk poorly. We are across the street outside the garage when Mike chases after us saying he's undoing it all because I cursed his staff. I'm flabbergasted, as he knew this before even offering to adjust the bill. He knew the last straw broke me, so how can he do this additional injustice? I reject his reneging on what's already done. I have the bill he adjusted & that is what I agreed to pay. He knew about the night before, but now his staff says he can't reward me. Reward? Your staff made our stay hell; that's why you adjusted the bill. I'll say more, if this fiasco continues.

Stayed here because the meeting organizers chose it, and it turned out to be quite nice - well…read morelocated, clean, as quiet as can be expected in downtown Washington (motorcades!!). We were there around the time of GWU "move-in" so there were lots of parents dropping off their college-age kids - when did this sort of thing become so dramatic? Only "off" thing about the place is the short set of stairs between the reception and the elevator. Every single guest has to haul their luggage up and down the steps - seems like a small capital investment in a ramp would be a good idea.

I chose the Melrose Georgetown because of location. I arrived to the hotel earlier than expected,…read moreabout 1:30pm-2:00pm. I went to check-in,hoping that my room would be ready. I was told right away that my room was ready but there's a $50 charge to get into your room early. I thought it was a little crazy to charge someone extra to get into a room that is ready. So I paid the $50. They told me about the amenities. Including the $10 bottle of water in the room. The room looked nice. The Furniture looked high-end. But that's only on the surface. I'm not sure how secure the room is. I say this because the door latch/lock is about halfway off the door. Routine maintenance apparently isn't a thing. The room was also EXTREMELY dusty. The Bed: the mattress didn't have much give. To be honest, it felt like somebody had put a small pad over center blocks bed. It was very hard and extra firm. The sheets and bedspread was nice, but the fitted sheet appears to be worn out. Or maybe too big for the mattress. The fitted sheet does not take much to get loose and starting to raise up off the edges. I noticed just laying on the bed the fitted sheet becomes loose, a lot more than it should be The pillows feels like somebody took some padding and chopped it up into 1000 little pieces and then sewed it in a pillowcase. The pillows may have been top-notch when bought. They're definitely not now. The Bathroom also is where looks can be deceiving at first glance. The countertop and sink were fine, however the countertop did have numerous paint chips, but I guess that's just normal wear. There is a door that separates the toilet and the bathtub. Toilet seat is extremely loose and moves back-and-forth very easy. It would not take much for it to come flying off. The first day I noticed while using the bathroom, there are several brown stains and on the wall. If you're sitting on the commode, it is well within arms reach maybe a foot away from the toilet. I have no clue what it is, but I'm guessing either blood or poop. Either way, there is a big smear on the wall. And then other various similar brown marks around it. The bathtub has numerous rust marks. The tub is a broken hip waiting to happen. The tub is curved at the bottom so it's not necessarily a flat surface. If you're taking a shower, between the soap and the water, my feet slid around several times. Also, at the base of the door frame, where the shower is, the wood is split numerous times. The bathroom door looks like somebody tried to punch it open. There's a small crack above the door knob. The Hotel: according to Google, the Melrose Georgetown is a four star luxury boutique Hotel. Luxury or not there are several things that are absent. Trash cans in the common areas. Other than your room. The only other trashcan they have is in the lobby. Several times during the week I've had to go downstairs to put something in the trashcan. I'm not sure why, but I feel there should be a trashcan on each floor, even if it's by the elevators. Ice machines is another thing that's absent. They have one you just have to go down to the lobby and ask someone at the desk to get it. Depending on who's at the desk, you may get an attitude. There's one lady who's been there the majority of the week who seemed very irritated anytime I came to ask for ice or anything. I had several occasions where I would ask this lady something and it seemed that it was such a hassle for her just to answer the question. A few evenings ago I asked another one of the front desk clerks about Uber availability early in morning. She seemed very irritated that I even asked her a question. I got a one word answer "yeah". I wished I knew these ladies names. I believe I know one of their names. But these ladies are giving your hotel a bad name with their attitude. Convenience or not I definitely would seek out another hotel if I'm ever in the area again. Between the bed, the unknown stains wall next to the toilet, the rude staff member in the added price to get in a room that's already available is unnecessary. And with the price I paid for the room the bed should not be uncomfortable Also at checkout this morning I had an additional $200 in fees, such as Historical fees. I thought I had already pain in full (minus the room service cost). So this charge seemed like a surprise full of random fees. ROOM 832

The Henley Park Hotel, a member of the Historic Hotels of America, in a previous life was an…read moreapartment building catering to senators and congressmen. I used to travel a great deal and stay at many Marriott hotels. This is not that hotel. You won't wake up wondering what city your in because the hotel rooms look the same. All aspects of the hotel are unique from the dark wooden entry foyer to the art work in your room and in the lobby. It's like you've decided to live in a little Tudor house. The hotel is very clean. I'm fact, it seemed like every other time I was in the lobby, they were mopping the floor. Unlike some hotels post Covid, housekeeping cleans your room daily. The hotel has recently been renovated. I faced Constitution Ave, and really heard little noise. The bed and pillows were very comfortable. Bathrobe, Keurig, safe plus the mandatory flat screen TV. This hotel is centally located near many restaurants and it's easy to get to many sites. I stayed in a single with a queen sized bed. It was a small room but had a desk, chair and upholstered chair. Then again it was inexpensive, by DC standards. Rooms do not have a small refrigerators but you can request one. Note there are no handicapped accessible rooms if that's necessary or important to you. Overall a lovely historic hotel.

The Henley Park Hotel is designated as a Historic Hotel of America. Centrally located in DC, I was…read moreable to score a decent price on Expedia. I say "decent" because it was still over $200 for one night. They add a $60 incidental charge upon check-in, but it will drop off. The hotel itself was gorgeous and clearly old. The kind front desk agent was able to check me in early, and she found me a room that met my requests for a quiet, high floor room away from the elevator and away from Massachusetts Ave. My room was small but perfect for one person. I brought earplugs so I didn't hear any noise overnight but when I woke up in the morning and took them out, I could hear my neighbors pretty perfectly, so that's one thing to keep in mind if you're sensitive to noise. The bed itself was comfy and the room was clean, aside from the hair dryer that was sticky and caked in hair. I left that out on the vanity in hopes that the housekeeper would clean it. They offer secure luggage storage, which is great when you want to tour around the city after check out. If you need the lobby bathroom, walk to the right past the check-in counter and then down the flight of steps. Multi-stall bathrooms are at the bottom of the steps. The lobby area also has a really comfy seating area, as well as a bar, but I did not stop at the bar while there. I wouldn't hesitate to return if the price was right.

We loved the Hamilton Hotel. Spent just one night. A little weekend getaway. Great rate. Super…read morefriendly staff. A five minute walk to Logan Square. Right across the street from the Metro, which we used non-stop over the weekend. Large rooms. I have absolutely no complaints about this hotel. We're looking forward to our next trip to DC and we will definitely be returning to the Hamilton Hotel.

DO NOT STAY AT THE HAMILTON HOTEL! This hotel is incredibly misleading, overpriced, and poorly…read moremaintained. What we experienced felt like a complete scam. We originally inquired about a $1,600 king room but were convinced to upgrade to a $2,600 suite specifically for an accessible walk-in shower. Upon arrival, there was NO walk-in shower! Instead, we received a deteriorating room with peeling wallpaper, a shower that wouldn't drain, a leaking faucet flooding the bathroom floor, and televisions that didn't work. We also requested alcohol removal for a guest in addiction recovery, which was agreed upon during booking, only to be told later there would be an additional fee. The customer service was just as unacceptable as the accommodations. Staff were rude, dismissive, placed us on extended holds, stopped answering our calls, and refused to address our concerns until the next morning. For $650 PER NIGHT, the condition of this hotel is absolutely unacceptable. After consulting with our credit card representative, we left the SAME evening we arrived. Save your money and stay somewhere else! The rooms are falling apart, the staff are unhelpful, and the accommodations are NOT what was promised. I would NEVER recommend this hotel, especially to anyone needing accessibility accommodations.