This is a very cool reuse of an old building. They turned the old church into the lobby and built the hotel rooms behind. There are a few things in our room that I find disappointing. There is only one tiny trash can in the bathroom. There is no recycling bin which I think is irresponsible in this day and age. Also during covid when you're likely to do take out and bring it back to your room, there is absolutely no place to dispose of or recycle meal items. There is no hot water kettle for making tea. Also the windows are not the soundproof windows that you would expect in a city hotel. We heard noise from the neighboring club until the wee hours, and then the garbage trucks early in the morning. The windows are also very drafty. The hallways are freezing. Also a very weird exchange at the check-in desk. We booked and paid for four rooms. When we checked in I asked the desk clerk to hold the keys for the fourth room for when my son and daughter-in-law arrived. She told me she could not give the keys to somebody whose name was not on the reservation, at which point I told her that she had just checked me into the hotel when my name was not on the reservation! (It was in my husband's name.) She absolutely refused to hold the keys for my son which was ridiculous. Comfortable bed, comfortable linens, good towels, full size bathroom amenities, great neighborhood! read more

(This review is written by someone who has NOT stayed overnight as a guest at The Line Hotel. I have toured it, dined in it, and had drinks at the hotel, but haven't been in a room. I looked up nightly room prices on Expedia for three months out and average room cost $500 a night. You can definitely find cheaper in DC). The Line Hotel has been a project in progress for years. The goal was to open Adam Morgan's first hotel and that they did. Right on Columbia Road NW, it's just one block from all the clubs and bars in Adams Morgan. It's an old church converted into a hotel and they did a great job of maintaining its history. For example, there's a giant chandelier inside the lobby made from the church organ. There are pews and Bible holders throughout the hotel. The church once organized a radio show and now the hotel hosts a weekly radio show. Inside the hotel is a coffee shop, a bar, and a restaurant all serving some of DC's best food and drink. As you wander throughout the hotel, you'll notice the artistic details from a slanted wall to some chic pillows on the staircase. Even if you're not a hotel guest, it's worth paying a visit to one of DC's coolest hotels! read more

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My partner and I had dinner there last night and it was wonderful! We sat at the bar, which we love to do, and Andrew and Finn took great care of us there. Phil, the head chef, took the time to drop by personally several times to check on us and that was really nice when he was busy running the restaurant and also a really large wedding! We had the cauliflower appetizer, which was tasty and spicey but so perfectly flavored. Then my partner had a wonderful steak with veggies and I had fantastic short ribs which were absolutely delicious! I didn't even need a knife... the meat was tender and moist and a fork was more than enough. The bed of veggies was a perfect complement. I then had the panna cotta for desert which was divine... sweet, flavorful, with hazelnut and pear. We'll be back again to see what Chef Phil is up to and we highly, HIGHLY recommend a visit to The Line for dinner! read more

This is a nice hotel that charges an amenity fee for a robe, slippers, coffee maker and umbrella whether you use it or not. You are not informed that this almost 30.00 per day is added to your bill. This is another hidden fee merely to make the owners rich. I was there three nights, never had the room turned over in order to save money and be kind to the environment. Too bad a neighborhood hotel, one in which my family does business, leaves such a bad impression. Last time I stayed there I had to check my bill because I was charged for mini bar items I never used. Received a scripted response from the front desk person. Beware read more

Dangerously Dark! TheLine Hotel DC promotes itself as a luxury hotel and their pricing certainly reflects that. They seem to be aiming for a retro, relaxed vibe as reflected in dark colors and very subdued lighting. In fact, the lighting is so subdued it makes navigating foyers, elevators, and hallways actually dangerous. The elevators were so dark that it was nearly impossible to read the floor numbers. The elevator waiting areas on each floor were uncomfortably dim. The rooms were at best modestly appointed. The in room dining menu was very disappointing. Our meal came with no condiments and there were few side options. The coup de grace came when we requested a late checkout and we're informed that there would be an additional $40.00 charge. Maybe that has become the norm but it capped off a pretty disappointing stay. O well, the wedding was fun but I'm not sure I would recommend scheduling another function there. read more

Super cool place. Too pricey though for a regular go to spot for weekend brunch. Ambiance, food, and service are all awesome

I didn't want to write this review, I was trying to resolve it at the property and I haven't been able to get a resolution. This is my 2nd time staying at this property. The first time was in late October. I thought that the price is good, the food is delicious & flavorful and the rooms has character so the hotel doesn't feel sterile and boring. So I booked a stay for a business trip in December but then I had to switch the trip to November because of a schedule change. So, I checked in on Sunday afternoon around 1:30pm, I just flew in from Denver. Derrick checked me into the hotel. He was very helpful in choosing the room because I felt like my room in October (512) was kinda depressing. So Derrick put me in a different wing. It was more sunny. Around 2pm, I went downstairs to the restaurant so I can get a yummy dish that I got a few other times. A vegan Thai curry squash meal with rice. Delicious. The restaurant tables were taken or there were velvet "reserved" signed on the tables. So I went to the bar since I was by myself. I sat in the middle of the bar. There weren't many people there. There was a friendly bartender who was new. He was there for 4 days. He said that he was going to check to see if there are newspapers but he never found any or got back to me. The next shift bartender came in. She seemed very annoyed and overwhelmed. The bar started to fill up with mostly cis men. Around 3pm, I got the check. I asked for a receipt version that I could charge the room on. The bartender walked back to the register. And yelled back at me (about 3 feet away), "What's your room number? " I said, "I don't feel safe or comfortable giving my room number" And then she said "it's the policy." And I said "I've stayed here before. I have ordered the same meal. And another night I have entertained people here in the lobby. I've never had this experience." She got more annoyed and insisted I said, "this bar is full of men, I have never shared my room number like this. It's not safe." She was getting more irritated. Finally, I got so upset that I just blurted my room #. And then the bartender said "WHATS YOUR LAST NAME?" And then I was so exasperated. I was like, "seriously?" I gave her a $10 tip on $28. I marched right up to the front desk. I started speaking with Derrick. Derrick was so graceful and he was handling it well. I think that he was probably going to change my room. And then a tall white guy interjected. He was wearing like a green German army coat, his name is Sam. He said that he is the manager and he's in charge. I was so upset. He said that he could bring me to the restaurant manager. I didn't want to continue to deal with it. I just wanted a resolution so I could move on.He continued to try to explain the policy. Finally I said, "PLEASE STOP MANSPLAINING..." and "you should get some unconscious bias training," and "you're escalating the situation rather then diffusing." "I'm a person of color. I'm 42. I travel frequently for work. I've never had this experience." I finally said, "I am just going to check out. I don't feel comfortable. And Sam said, "FINE CHECK OUT" And then, I said, "I'm going to have to check with the third party booking place because I used my work credit card. I need to make sure that I get it refunded, from the 3rd party." Sam was getting more aggressive and he was like, "CHECK OUT. And get your stuff out of the room otherwise, we will have to continue to charge you." And he was getting more agitated. I went back to the room. I called the St Regis and booked a room to check into instead. As I was checking out, a woman manager Sanja met with me. She was very kind, empathetic and diffusing. She assured me that the property would reimburse the 3rd party. She tried to encourage me to stay, but I get like such a fool and a chump. I needed to leave. Anyway, I checked into St Regis. Sam and that bartender should go to St Regis and learn how to deal with guests. For discreetness, safety, empathy, diffusing, professionalism and kindness. read more

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I was underwhelmed by service and technology at this ultramodern hotel. The thermostat was so difficult to explain that the front.desk just moved me to another room rather than explain how to turn temperature down. (Or else thermostat was broken.) They did not offer to help me move my bags to new room. There were no USB ports in the room. Not a big deal, but still. The breakfast was delightful. And the room was spacious. When I asked where ice machine was on my floor, I was told I could come down to front desk to get a bucket. Jeesh. If they can't get enough staff, they should raise wages. read more

I really enjoyed my stay here. Having lived in the area for a while, I knew the location was going to be great and that there were plenty of yummy food options both in/outside of the hotel (see my review for No Goodbyes). The hotel used to be a bank and what they did with the space is creative and fun. The room was clean (minus stains around the toilet that have scathed that tile forever -- not sure what they can do about that), robe and slippers offered, great toiletries, wifi connectivity was okay (I experienced occasional buffering during my work video meetings), they have a minibar, and the coffee in room made life easier in the morning. I love that they offer refillable water bottles instead of plastic. The bed was fine (sunken in on one side but just sleep on the other -- I was alone so it wasn't an issue). The design of the hotel works really well, modern industrial. My room was quiet, the housekeeping staff were friendly and the receptionists were great. Briona was particularly helpful and welcoming. I would definitely recommend staying here to a friend and would return myself! Thanks, The Line DC! read more

0 stars. Check in is at 3 PM yet somehow my room was not ready at 5 PM. I was not the only guest in the lobby experiencing this problem. The staff at the desk told us to wait 15 minutes and the room would be ready. After 20 minutes, the room was still not ready. It's now 2.5 hours past check in time. The man at the desk then told us we would need to wait an additional 45 minutes for the room and yelled at us that we should be more patient. When I expressed this was unacceptable, he again yelled that I should be more patient because they had a high turnover rate and "these things happen." I said this was not my problem and that if a room is booked for a 3 PM check in, it should be ready for a guest and poor management should not be blamed on me. He again yelled I need to be patient. So incredibly rude and unprofessional. The other staff members at the desk were completely unhelpful and acted like I quite literally did not exist. They offered no compensation for the ridiculous wait. Stay literally anywhere else! read more

I stayed here for one night and the wedding celebration I was attending was also hosted here. The room itself was stylishly decorated in a vintage Hong Kong fashion, with a beautiful large shower (that I unfortunately didn't have time to use) with gold tones, and the bed was very comfortable with ample real pillows (not the decorative throw ones). There was one of those used plastic floss/toothpick things on the ground as we walked in, but things happen in the rush of cleaning. There was, as usual, a mini bar with drinks and snacks (including Hello Panda!) that were overpriced, but at least they were transparent enough to include a menu with prices. There is an espresso machine with some of those (complimentary) mini kcup things that we happily used up after our long drive. We had an open bar and hors d'oeuvres on the rooftop with an expansive view of the city, then moved down to a dimly lit room for dinner, toasts, and dancing. The food and cake were enjoyable, but I loved the hors d'oeuvres even more. I'm not sure if it was all outside catering or part of a package with the hotel. Decorations were tasteful and minimal, and lighting was flattering for pictures. The price for our room for the night was quite a steal for a city like D.C., probably due to the discount we got after my cousin booked her whole celebration here. Nearby street parking was free (at least until 7am?) because it was a weekend, while parking at the hotel would have been pretty expensive. I really enjoyed my stay here, and would come back. I do think they should have more staff at the front desk (we had to wait a bit for check-in since there was only one person there actually helping people at first), especially when there were 2-3 weddings happening at the same time and many people checking in. The view from our room was not great as it was in the back alley with dumpsters, but I know they can't control that for all the rooms. I also wish they provided slippers, but you can't have everything. My sister and I had a lot of fun with our cousins here, and will think back on this place with fondness. read more

Do not stay here!!! They charged me for an extra night. This happened 2 weeks after I checked out. They admitted that my reservation was accidentally extended by someone at the front desk (more than 20 hours after I had checked out) but they refused to give me my money back. I had to keep calling for a week and they finally said they would fix it but I still haven't received my refund. I wasted so much time trying to get their mistake fixed. Mistakes happen, but refusing to fix it is completely unacceptable!! I do NOT recommend this hotel. If you do stay here, check your credit card statement! read more

Rude staff that can't execute a simple task like send a receipt without you having to hound them on the phone over and over. Lobby is sad and dark. Rooms are old with broken down furniture. I would never stay here again. read more

Amazing service when greeted by front desk managers like Derrick. Thanking him now as I get my mani -pedi done across the street for making these last days of my stay so rewarding. Out of all the hotels I stayed in this week (Hotel Zena, Eldon Luxury Suites) this was by far the best. Even the restaurant is superb the choices are divine and their service amazing. My tooth hurts so I had to eat the chicken dumpling soup recommended by the lady at the front desk. Thanks to you too. And the man who waited on me :) The hotels ambience is so perfect for the DC culture! read more

The LINE DC - Hotels Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

I needed a weekend away from my daily grind and after being let down by air bnb, I came across this gem in my searching. There was a mixup with the booking site I used, so I called right away and the rep assured me they could get things worked out for the room I wanted. However, the next day (day before I was due to check in), I got another call that the larger room I originally booked was not available. I was pretty upset because I was told something different by the other person, but they were kind enough to offer me a dining/drink credit for the inconvenience. When I got there I opted for a nearby Colonial Parking garage instead of $50 valet. The location is prime, less than 5 min walking from the heart of the action of 18th street, which is what I was there for. The person checking me in was super nice and enthusiastic and I had to give him props once I saw how great the room and view was. There was a wedding happening so the bar was packed, and nothing on the food menu really inspired me, but I ended up getting the rigatoni skillet and some cocktails, which was covered by my credit (turns out they gave me a little more than I was told on the phone which I really appreciated). I did decide to stay a second night instead of just one, and they were very accommodating. As you can see from the pics, the decor is top-notch. The view was great, with the capitol building visible in the distance and the quaint city vibe from the buildings and balconies nearby. Outside noise was not an issue when I went to sleep. When I felt the springs in the bed I got a little nervous, but it was actually very comfortable and I slept very well. In the morning, I opened the window to hear a lovely violinist while I sipped my Nespresso, which is one of the amenities that came with the room that I loved. Funny side note: I dunno if it's just me or the room I was in, but there was no clock to be found! I only took off 1 star because of the food situation. Again, nothing on the menu that I looked at got me excited for dinner. I ordered room service for breakfast and it also left something to be desired. Luckily, there's plenty of brunch spots nearby so the next morning I went elsewhere. Lastly, there was a billing mixup because of the room change (smaller than what I originally tried to book), and the checkout date was wrong so I was billed for an extra day. However, a quick phone call remedied the situation so I have no qualms about that. All of the staff I interacted with were very helpful, friendly, and polite. The location can't be beat, I had no concerns about cleanliness or Covid whatsoever. I've highly recommended this place to my friends and I would love to return again soon! read more

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I was here with a friend for a reception event downstairs, so we popped up to the Brothers & Sisters section of the lobby for some food and a cocktail towards the end of the evening. The interior, as you would expect of a nice hotel, is quite grand. Sort of atrium-like, with nice couches and chandeliers and dark tables. The menu is an interesting, upscale kind of Asian fusion (e.g. hamachi crudo, pork belly lettuce wraps). I ordered a whisky cocktail called "I Used To Be Named Sherlock Holmes But I Have Matured" (love it) and the farro congee. The cocktail is strong -- so the pour quite small -- and the first one came with a gnat floating in it, so I asked for a replacement. The congee, I thought, was much better, though not amazing. It's dressed with chili oil and peppercorns, and the crispy enoki added some crunchiness to the texture. The portion was also bigger than I expected -- enough to be a full (albeit smaller) dinner. Everything was on the pricier side, unsurprisingly. Funnily enough, my cocktail was a dollar more expensive than the entire bowl of congee, so next time, I'll probably opt for the food and get a drink elsewhere. read more

On the outside The LINE DC is a little confusing (in a good way) because you do not know if the building is a monument, a bank, a courthouse, or a hotel. Once you enter, you are welcomed by a nice, swanky lounge. Well . . . if you arrive after 6:00 PM. I stayed at the Line for two nights and my stay was pretty nice. I did enjoy the fact that rooms were not of the traditional sort that one typically experiences with many hotels. For example, light fixtures were very eclectic and random. The rooms had a nice taste of old and new/modern. Overall, my stay was fine; however, I was a little disappointed with the communication from the staff. Upon checking in, I was told that a $50 hold would be placed on my night for each night. Since the front desk is near the lounge with loud music, I even repeated the amount to the front desk attendant just to be sure. Not, a big deal. The next day, I checked my bank statement and saw a hold of $300. I called the front desk, I was out around town when I noticed the hold, and was told that the hold was $100 a night. I called again because the charge still did not make sense. During my second call, the other person told me that the hold is $150 a night. The hold was not an issue; getting mixed messages was the issue. Check out was fine; however, the front desk person told me that I had a charge for two items from the mini bar. I told him that I did not consume anything from the mini bar (I think the items was ginger ale and some chips). He was nice enough to remove the charges without too much of a hassle. I did visit Brothers and Sisters, the hotel bar, but I paid for my beverages at the bar so I really do not understand where the mini bar charges came from. All in all my stay was fine, but just double check any charges you may incur during your stay. read more

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The Line Hotel: Doing its part to gentrify and displace since 2017. Self-described "luxury hotels" don't belong in diverse, working-class neighborhoods. Highly-trafficked parking garages don't belong on narrow side streets in an already dense residential and commercial area. I don't know which strings or what else was pulled to get away with this particular business being at this particular location, but a few other big businesses smelled blood in the water and attempted to cash in by selling off our few remaining open, civic spaces to commercial interests (hello, Suntrust). The guests tend to be totally out of step with the neighborhood, and on a busy summer's day you can spot them slowly roaming 18th Street, staring at everyone as though we're part of the "local flavor" for them to observe like specimens in a zoo. DC deserves better...and the zoo is a half a mile up the road, not here. Adams Morgan is and has long been a gem of a neighborhood, and one of the few places that until recently was at least relatively affordable, and had music, culture, and community. It isn't Epcot Center on acid for Joe Vacationer & Family's entertainment. Now The Line, like so many other businesses and individuals in our day and age, comes along to price out the very communities whose "authenticity" they commodify and exploit as part of their "luxury guest experience." How inherently inauthentic, and how deeply disrespectful and inhumane. Communities primarily impacted: local business owners, local artists and musicians, the Latinx community, the Black community, the LGBTQ community read more

Very cool place to come grab a coffee or drink at the bar and work. Spacious area with plenty of seating options, although I wish there were more outlets to charge computers. read more

This was one of those majestic stone buildings, when I lived in DC in the 80s that was either neglected, abandoned or else just totally unnoticed. I literally purchased my first mountain bike at City Bikes, was there when they scooped the first cone at Ben & Jerry's, hell I even bought African print shirts from kiosk vendors on a Columbia Road. This place may as well have been a boulder of some kind. So imagine my surprise that this place even exists, much less a maudlin museum or monument than a hip downtown inn and lively bar and lobby scene. The kind you of place you get asked, "Don't I know you from State?" I met an old friend and had a bourbon. We had an hour to kill. It was an interesting place. read more

The LINE DC - Hotels Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Absolutely amazing. Bu far one of the best dinning experiences I've had in DC! The ambiance is unmatched. The menu is amazing and rotated on a daily from what I was told. We sat upstairs and had an amazing server The chicken was to die for accompanied by the sides! I can't wait to return to the line for dinner! read more

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I stayed at The Line last Fall 2022 for a wedding that was being held at the rooftop suite and patio. Members of my extended family and friends stayed at The Line as well. The Line has a cool appearance from the front, really showing that this place used to be a church before it was converted into a boutique hotel. The front entrance opens up into this grand hall that has tables and is reminiscent of a Starbucks with everyone sitting around on their laptops sipping coffee. The price for the rooms was very expensive and we had two rooms on the same floor for my family. One of our rooms had a very strange odor. Not musty like mold or sour like old trash, it was just pungent. Given that there were two weddings taking place at The Line that weekend and the hotel was fully booked, I knew that even if I complained to the front desk, nothing would be done because there were no open rooms, especially not on the same floor as the rest of my family. Depending on which room and what floor, your view at The Line may be a nice one of the street below or it could literally be of a brick wall next to you. The rooms cost the same regardless of view. The Line is one of those hotels which blur the lines between wanting to feel modern but also having interior decor that is meant to feel dated. This is evidenced by nightstands with intentionally pealing paint, old rattling brass headboards, and bathrooms with chipped sinks and rusted faucet handles. There was a new-wave lamp that looked like it belonged in the museum of modern art, but it didn't have a working lightbulb. So therefore it was functionless. The only thing that saved this visit was the rooftop suite and deck overlooking the city. At sunset it was the perfect venue for the wedding. Overall, The Line gives an air of sophistication but once you look closer, you will see that it's not worth the price. read more

Absolutely beautiful hotel with a great bar and food in the main lobby. It was a fantastic repurposing of an old bank into the elegant lobby space for the hotel that can serve as a great spot for drinks or even dinner for non-patrons of the actual hotel. read more

We had a horrible experience at the bar. We came in for drinks and snacks before dinner. We did not receive water and we had to ask for our order to be taken. Couples that arrived after we did were promptly served. We also cancelled our order for snacks because we hadn't received them after waiting for 30 minutes. We won't be back. read more

First let me say we originally booked an air bnb in DC and cancelled it upon discovering this gorgeous hotel. It's totally my aesthetic and I loved the personalized details. I actually made a mistake during my booking and Nicole at the front desk was an absolute angel. She was so helpful and totally accommodating. We arrived on a Friday and checked out on Sunday. We brought our two dogs which stayed for free! Our fur kids are great well behaved dogs and they were made to feel right at home at this hotel. They offer a dog bed and bowls delivered to the room upon request. Our room was a King on the 6th floor. It was quiet and clean. I loved our room actually for the feeling of privacy it had for the dogs while we were out for the day. This hotel really goes above and beyond to provide a unique touch to all of the rooms. Loved the vintage furniture- even the mini bar was vintage. I love that they have live plants in the rooms with old framed photographs and art pieces. It just felt like home. We didn't mind lounging in our room in between our adventures. The only negative for me was with the air conditioning, it was weak and somewhat unpredictable. The room just lacked circulation in general but there's no fan outside of the fan setting on the thermostat so not much could be done. At night we were sweating with the AC on 62 but that was also bc they didn't give us a very reasonable option for a blanket. I know this is going to get some eye rolls BUT there was no top sheet and the duvet had this luxurious huge heavy insert..... which would be amazing for January or Feb but it had us at opposite ends of the bed both nights. Not really how I want to sleep next to my wife. The common areas of this hotel are nothing short of stunning. The hotel restaurant Brothers and Sisters has two full bars and space to lounge with a cocktail or tables for dining. We didn't eat there but we did get a piece of cake to go one night- highly recommend a slice of the Brooklyn cake! Unfortunately they had the roof locked. I was told it was closed for the season but it was nearly 80 for our entire stay and we could see that the furniture was still out. That was pretty disappointing. Also something worth mentioning is the amenities fee of $26 per night of your stay..... now I tried to find what this covers on their site. It's not listed. In fact you don't see the amenity fee until you book your stay and get the email confirmation. Once you factor that fee and the parking cost (if you drive) the room might not be as cheap as you think. We paid $40 for the self parking, they also have valet for a higher cost. Over all a two night stay in a king room ran us $540 with fees and taxes. This is a great getaway option for a special occasion or spontaneous trip to DC. read more

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The first time we went here, at the end of a long "neighborhood visit" day, you had me order a strange dessert and then you literally fell asleep at the table. The second time Capital One gave us a free dinner to celebrate their dining credit card partnership, but you STILL had to make up that it was our anniversary to get an even freeer glass of champagne and dessert (???). I blustered when they asked what year we were celebrating. But once you revealed to the waiter that you were kind of "dining undercover", you had such an impressive conversation with him on future partnerships. Bagels Etc: https://www.yelp.com/biz/bagels-etc-washington?hrid=lnMPGHNE7D-Wds7PiRIzog&utm_campaign=www_review_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) read more

The LINE DC - Hotels Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

The hotel is beautiful! You're in awe the minute you walk in. A friend and I sat in the common area for a cocktail and took in the scenery and atmosphere. Next time I'll try the restaurant upstairs, which I hear is great. Drinks are a bit pricey, hence the 4-stars. read more

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The Line is a trendy and cozy hotel located in Adams Morgan. I came here for a few days for a sad occasion (my grandmother's memorial service) and it was a nice place to seek refuge from family drama. The restaurant, Brothers and Sisters is wonderful. I loved the cocktails, apps and food. Pastry chef Pichet Ong's cakes are simply out of this world. The hotel room was cozy and had a nice view of DC including The Washington Monument. The shower was huge as well and relaxing to take a shower in. Staff is very helpful and really have a great attitude for making the guest experience great. Props to Tsubasa at Brothers and Sisters/ Spoken English and Kouram at the front desk for giving us wonderful service during our stay from Feb 24-26. read more

Please book your engagement needs and festivities with the LINE DC! I had such an amazing experience with the Dontae, John A., Simmion, Jamal and Morgan from planning to the actual engagement day. Additionally, the rooftop is stunning and offers a 360 view of the entire city, including monuments, from one of the highest points in Adams Morgan. Dontae, John A., Simmion, Jamal and Morgan were instrumental in every step and helped me execute a surprise engagement. John was able to coordinate a flawless valet drop off, even with another event that same night. Dontae, Simmion, Jamal and Morgan participated in several walk throughs with me leading up to the day to ensure we had planning down to a 't!' On the day of, the above-mentioned employees were able to get me through the busy hotel while still playing along with my elaborate story to help me get my fiancée on the rooftop for our engagement without any suspicion. I cannot thank the LINE DC team enough for such a wonderful experience. I highly recommend working with this team for all your needs! read more

Stayed at the Line DC for a long weekend visiting family. We appreciated the old world charm mixed with modern convieneces. The lite touch service is not for for everybody, yet, we enjoyed it. The common area in the old church is a wonderful atmosphere where hotel guests mix easily with neighbors. As dog people we loved the dog friendly vibe. We give the experience five stars and will certainly return. read more

Amazing hotel! Great design and great service! I got a great rate through Hotwire and will definitely be coming back! read more

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December 2018 What a delicious breakfast in a fantastically original location. Loved our time here and adored the open air concept. The design still remembers the old church that used to embody this location and it's astounding how they fit three incredible chefs into one location. Service is interesting- not always the most prompt but still sufficient for a busy DC spot. Can't wait to come back! Update: March 2019 Got to come back and stay a while this time. again the art and decor transport me to a whole new land- one in which I'm barely cool enough to be here. I mean- there's a podcast happening in the lobby! My room is incredible- checked in early and instead of being asked to wait until my room was ready I was upgraded to a room that was prepped and ready to go so I could settle in and rest. The street sounds from the "city view" remind me that I'm in DC but the decor, food, and staff here transport me to a feeling like I might have just moved in to a brand new apartment. If I could be so lucky! Service at lunch was slow (and that's being generous). Our food order was wrong- drink orders never taken- blah blah blah, but who cares when you're having such a wonderful experience overall. Being on a work trip- usually staying in Comfort Inns and such- this is an awesome respite for the weary traveler. Thanks The Line! I want to stay and never go home- that's what you want a busy executive to say when they come hang out here. read more

The LINE DC - Such incredibly unique decor- I feel like I'm in an apartment - Hotels Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

One of the cutest places I've ever stayed. Really cool rooms with nice decorating details. A little creepy since it was converted from an old church, but that is part of its charm. I am a fan of boutique hotels, so this was a much better choice than the standard nice but boring Omni where all my colleagues stayed! read more

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I started off a three night stay with a lovely conversation and an upgrade from Kenny. The room is large and just what my friend and I were looking for for the weekend. The hotel aesthetic is pretty and the location is great if you aren't in the city just for the monuments. We didn't eat at the restaurant but got coffee at the little coffee shop two times and it was good coffee and a very pleasant staff. They have the full size products in the bathroom which I always appreciate and the beds were very comfortable. We had a great view of the monument and Nicole was very helpful when we were checking out and leaving our bags for a bit. I would definitely stay here again. read more

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I wish I could give a 4.5. The hotel is great, but there were a few small things that keep me from giving it a 5.0. Let's start with the positive: - Clearly a lot of time, money and thought went into the hotel aesthetic and every last detail. It's gorgeous and super hip. - The lobby and environs feels like a less dark version of the Ace Hotel lobby in NYC on 29th, without the pretentiousness. - However, the rooms are not spartan like a typical Ace Hotel. Rather, they are, again, well thought-out, aesthetically-pleasing and very comfortable. - The staff could not be more friendly, helpful and gracious. - Gym in the basement was the best I have seen. You can do any kind of workout you can imagine. Onto the negatives: - Nothing irks me more than when there is no in-room coffee maker and you have to get dressed and go downstairs for your first cup. The room DID have a high-end pod machine, but, even after several requests, they kept giving us decaf. No, no & NO. No one wants decaf in the AM. Period. Provide ample regular pods or you will have angry guests. - Similar with the toiletries. If you are going to provide high-end toiletries, please make sure housekeeping doesn't just randomly dump 6 lotions and no shampoo bottles (which is what happened). Makes no sense. - Lastly, for a hotel at this price point, towels should be a bit better quality. They are fairly small and thin. Despite these things, I would definitely stay here again. read more

Great location right in the middle of the action. We had a great corner room with lots of light, a big comfy bed and an excellent shower. The coffee shop in the lobby is fantastic with fresh pastries right out of the oven. The staff was kind and competent. We will definitely be back to this fab hotel! read more

Raindrops on roses And whiskers on kittens Bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens Brown paper packages tied up with strings A RAKE'S BAR @ the Line DC is my favorite thing! Wow, the food is amazing and service is great. The food is so good I re-ordered exactly what I ate to take home. The food the next morning was better the next day and the next day. If you love bread, really good bread, A Rake's Bar creates magic with bread. The take-home food came wrapped in brown paper packing and tied up with string. I was so impressed with my dinner I asked the bartender to have everyone in the kitchen sign the brown paper packages. Highly recommend!!!! read more

The LINE DC - Hotels Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

This has to be by far one of the best hotels I've stayed in, in the DMV area. The décor. The staff. The atmosphere. Just amazing! The Line is located right in Adams Morgan, before the crazy part of Adams Morgan :) You can not miss this exquisite building! A refurbished old church turned into a hotel....unique! The pews throughout, the architecture and overall design of every corner of the hotel is just amazing. Upon entry, you are greeted by the friendliest staff. Guided up the steps to the dinner/lounge area, Brothers and Sisters. To the check in counter. Go past the counter to get to the elevators. We didn't dine in the restaurants because the wait times were a bit long for our appetite. We would definitely stay again, and hopefully he able to try out the different restaurants. Just park valet; save yourself the pain of trying to find parking. read more

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Elegant. Swanky. Modern. Sophisticated. Trendy. Appealing. This spot is a place to be seen. Sat at the bar at the Brothers and Sisters bar which is located on the left and right sides of the lobby. The cocktails were a little disappointing to be honest but the ambiance made up for it. The hotel is bustling with 1 coffee shop, 2 bars, and 3 restaurants and a steady stream of animated patrons. read more

The coffee bar here has the best filtered coffee in the city. I always get a latte at coffee shops, but here I never do here because the filter coffee is THAT good! read more