It was my first time to DC and I was having difficulty finding a place to stay. I happened to find…read morethe Hotel Madera on Yelp and so happy I did. The hotel is in a great area that's close to different eating places and some stores (CVS, Trader Joe's). The room I had faced the street and I had no issues with it. It was clean, big, came with a mini fridge and a tiny bar area. I wouldn't recommend renting a car since there isn't a parking lot. I'm not too sure what the parking situation is like. There was a water faucet to refill your water bottle in the hallway..it may be me but I couldn't figure out how to turn it off LOL! I almost forgot to mention that there's a mini gym too. The next time I visit DC, I'd likely stay at the Hotel Madera again.

This hotel is conveniently located near DuPont circle. It was only a short walk for food and to…read moreattend our conference. The amenities included water, bikes, umbrellas, free drink during happy hour, and the safety of a door attendant at night. The price was fair during our stay. The decor of the cafe and bar was very cute but the rooms were very simple. The best part was the view. The tv prompted me to do phone cast which was confusing at first but on the second day I was able to watch regular cable. Solid place, but not my favorite.

I really enjoyed my stay here. The staff were all amazing, nice and sweet. (At least the front desk…read morestaff... the lobby bar staff ehhh...). The room was nice. The shower was one I've never seen before it was super cute, and it would be even better as a staycation. I came here for a dc girls weekend, and it was in the perfect location. Easily walkable to all museums and other things in the area. A wawa was right across the street which made things a lot easier if we needed to grab something quickly. The pool area was cute. They had some pool chairs and cabanas available for guest. I went during Juneteenth weekend, and they had a band playing on Friday, then Saturday night they had a rooftop party that was cute and free to guest staying at the hotel. I had a great time here with my friend. We also browsed the lobby which has the button wall, the photo wall with the light. And some other cool stuff. Would i stay again, absolutely! The resort fee was a bit high. But that's DC for you. lol. See pics below

I booked this place last minute, and the pricing felt quite reasonable for the area…read more Upon check-in, the hotel had a lively, buzzing atmosphere. I will say that the spaces appear larger in photos than they are in reality, but it felt more cozy than cramped, which worked well for us. The room itself wasn't particularly spacious--fairly typical for DC--but we were pleasantly surprised with an upgrade from a queen to a king bed. The bathroom, however, was more spacious than expected. The interiors are stylish and distinctive, with a strong purple and pink theme. There are tributes throughout the property to Ruth Bader Ginsburg and other women activists, which gives the hotel a unique personality. If that's not your preference, there are plenty of similarly priced hotels nearby--but I personally appreciated the concept. The location was a big plus. We were able to walk to most major attractions, and when needed, public transportation (bus and train) was just a 5-10 minute walk away. Food was a highlight. The shawarma wings were excellent--though I would have liked a touch more salt--and the pickled chilies and cooling yogurt-based dip were unexpected but complemented the dish very well. The burger and fries were also standout items. The happy hour burger, priced at $10, was filling and well worth it. As someone who takes potatoes seriously, I can say the fries were done right. Drinks were equally impressive. We tried a mix of wines, beers, a Negroni, and a few cocktails--all were well-executed. One minor disappointment was the handling of the "unlimited" coffee, tea, and water mentioned at check-in. While appreciated in theory, they did run out of both coffee and water during our stay. It might be more practical to have refill stations rather than distributing limited cans after advertising unlimited availability. On a positive note, they did give us a welcome nutribar at check in and there were apples to pick at the lobby, which was a nice touch. Overall, the service was excellent, with the exception of one staff interaction. However, I wouldn't judge the entire experience based on a single instance--everyone has off days. Overall, a very good stay with strong highlights in design, location, and food.

What a beautiful hotel--- you can definitely tell it is a newer spot in comparison to, perhaps, the…read moreolder one around D.C. If you were looking for that kind of antique experience, you may want to keep on moving. Nonetheless, we had a corner room with windows all around, a king sized bed, and a bathroom with a bluetooth option to play music from your device. Pretty snazzy. I also appreciate how Tempo by Hilton offers the full sized shampoo, conditioner, and body wash in the shower, too--- so you don't have to worry (at least, if you don't bring your own stuff!). We didn't get a chance to eat at the restaurant or the bar, but I will say there is a coffee shop around the corner/attached (ish?). This is also located around 30-50 minutes walking distance to all the popular spots in D.C., everything from the White House to the Capitol. It just depended on your walking "tolerance." The room was cleaned daily. Lots of space for being the corner room. Now, depending on how you feel about this: there is no closet. So, our bags were kind of spilling all over the place. Upside: there is a fridge you can use! Ironically, we didn't even use this! Anyway, all that to say--- I would stay here again!

Very nice/upscale hotel located off K street. The check in process was very smooth and efficient…read moreand the concierge standing at the front desk gave us amazing customer service. The rooms are very spacious and clean. I'm not sure when this hotel was built but you can tell everything is pretty new and up to date which I really appreciate. I'd highly recommend staying here if you ever need a place to lay your head while in the district.

Stayed in Lock #10 for two nights in mid-October. Wonderful stay. Bottom line, I definitely…read morerecommend the Georgetown House and would (Will) stay again. Comparing the value, quality, and location across other Georgetown properties - this place is a hand's down winner! Few points: 1. Comfortable bed, clean room. Locks 10 and 11 seem like they would be the best choice, other locks have common doors just outside your door, so you hear everyone coming / going and getting coffee, etc. 2. Nice little two-person outdoor patio set outside lock #10, very nice for sharing a night cap. 3. Others have commented about the absence of staff, I do agree this is off putting but everything seemed to work with a little 'figuring out'. 4. For example, checking in at the ATM like machine, which takes a $100 deposit - and provides a numerical key code to your room. It was unclear to me that code ALSO opens the front door just to the right of the ATM, and whether that door was the common entrance. 4a. Another reviewer also mentioned their deposit took longer than they expected to be refunded, I was surprised to see the deposit move to a charge vice dropping from 'pending charges', took the full 5 days to credit after I called - expect a delay, the refund is not instant. 5. On the coffee machine, it defaults to a 6oz pour. Override that and select 10oz - that fills the cup entirely and doesn't waste the Keurig grounds in the capsule. 6. Location could not be better, don't miss dinner at Clyde's or a dessert to go from Filomena's (Turtle and Strawberry cheesecakes are spectacular, all made in house). 7. Common area kitchen has a full size refrigerator with 11 labeled bins, each for a lock - nice to be able to chill a bottle of wine or other items as needed. Would stay again, thank you Georgetown House!

5 Star Greatness!!…read more Hubby booked accommodations here for our 20 year Anni. Cutesy street view, self check in (all digital), clean premises and entryway, unique quarters. We were assigned to Room #5. 112sq ft of intimate space, cleanliness and entertainment. Nicely new/ updated rooms, pretty décor, toiletries provided, in room remote thermostat, clothing storage, natural light and room lights, cable tv, etc. I loved everything about this room. It is smack in the middle of Georgetown. You can literally walk everywhere your heart desires. Located in a clean and safe neighborhood, late night food and entertainment gems, etc. There are moderately priced garages everywhere. Street metered parking if you're lucky, and a few free parking spaces 1 street over. Hubby and I are already making plans to return! This place is a must stay... Trust me !!

Let me start off by saying that I was completely wowed by this hotel! I came in with a group of…read morewomen for a bachelorette party and the staff members at this hotel were PHENOMENAL! Everything was well organized from start to finish! And I mean from the moment that we checked in to the moment that we checked out! This is gonna be a long review, so put your seatbelt on and go for this ride with me! When you first arrive, you park your car in the front and check in at the front desk. There was a bellman David, who met me and who was kind enough to help me take my items to my room. At check-in, I met Ellie, and Maggie. They greeted me and thanked me for being a brilliant member, and let me know what benefit benefits came with my stay. If you are a member of the hotels club, they have different incentives for you during your stay. I was advised what time I could come down for breakfast and also the various vending options and dining options available on site. After David, unloaded my items in my room I was able to go and take my car into the valet parking. The valet keeps your car overnight or you have the option to park on the street. If I were you, I would just let the valet handle it. They have an app where whenever you need your car you simply request it and the car is there within seconds! The valet attendant was Semir and he was soooo nice! I mean all of these people were super sweet! I cannot say that enough! Now let's get into the rooms! These rooms are filled with history, and eclectic decor. They have vinyl record players in each room and some really cool literature. But we took it over the top for me was the linen and the pillow pillows on the bed!!!! I literally missed one of the events for the bachelorette party because I sat on the bed and the whole bed grabbed my body, my faced kiss the pillow and I fell slam asleep!!! I feel like you guys need to send me two of those pillows for this review lolllll! Also, the food options were really amazing and there's a café not far down the sidewalk called Mamma Do's that you can dine with for your meals. The entire hotel smells amazing. The showers that I took at this hotel were incredible and it's like they literally have thought of everything and once you get in all you have to do is relax! There's a fridge in the rooms along with water and complementary coffees. They actually serve free alkaline waters in environmental, friendly bottles. One really cool component of this hotel is that they have a rooftop bar and it is like one of the spots in the city. There are many people that come to visit the rooftop, however, they do not have access to the guest floors which I thought was incredible! The security does a phenomenal job at making sure that only guest who are staying at the hotel make it onto guest room floors. That is not an easy task when you have a whole club upstairs. Also I don't know who handles the acoustics at this hotel, but the music did not bother me whatsoever while I was in my room. I literally could not hear it. The pricing at this hotel is beyond affordable, and the location is absolutely astonishing! Your Ubers are going to be literal pennies and you can pretty much walk anywhere! I really would like to send a special thank you to Maggie, who was overly welcoming to our party and who made sure that we had a phenomenal experience! Thank you again to Maggie, Ellie, Lydia, David, and Semir you made me feel home away from home, and I really appreciate it! I look forward to staying at more Langham properties in the future!

I have no idea how this place has a Michelin star. There is no room service. We ordered ice at 4pm…read moreand it never came. We had to call again and go to the front desk and it took over an hour (delivered at 5:20, we were told by the front desk that it was waiting for us in our room, went to the room, and it was not there). There is no coffee machine in the room. The "coffee" available is a tea bag essentially that you "steep" and it's so watery and gross despite following the instructions. At this price point there should be a coffee or espresso machine. The majority of food & drink options that were advertised were not available during our stay. The email confirming my booking stated "Baker's Daughter" an "all day cafe" would be open from "7AM to 8PM daily." The restaurant was closed our entire stay and seems to be closed indefinitely. The first night the downstairs bar, Allegory, was closed for a private event. The next night, the rooftop bar we had planned to go to for happy hour, Wild Days, was closed for a private event. We tried to go to Allegory instead, but there was a 30-40 min wait estimate. After waiting for over 40 mins, we ended up going to a different bar. Our final night happy hour at the rooftop bar was not offered because it was a weekend, so we wanted to make martinis in the hotel. All the hotels I've stayed at, at this price point, you can order a room service martini. Eaton does not offer room service, but given there are two bars in the hotel, we requested martini glasses from the front desk and the team said they would look for martini glasses. Staff asked if we would be ok with a wine glass, and we said no to wine glasses. After over an hour we went to the front desk. We figured this would be an easy task because there are two bars at the hotel. We were told staff was still looking after an hour wait. We left and returned 20 mins later and were told staff was bringing the martini glasses. Staff brought us plastic wine glasses, even though we said we did not want wine glasses. Staff told us they did not know what a martini glass was and I had to show them a picture on my phone. Finally after going to the front desk a third time, I explained we were given plastic wine glasses and the front desk person told me I was given glass wine glasses even though they were plastic and he was not the one who gave them to us. I know the difference between plastic and glass, and they were cheap plastic long stem wine glasses. The front desk person finally explained the bars are separate from the hotel and that I could go to the bar and ask to borrow a martini glass and that they could not use the bar's "inventory". After I refused to ask the bar to borrow a martini glass and returned to my room, staff called our room and said they asked to borrow a glass from the bar and it would be dropped off. This was a terrible experience and took two hours. Additionally, the room did not look as nice as the photos. The bedside table had a big stain on the wood when I arrived (see photo). Additionally, I was told by staff over email that early check-in would be $50, but was not told this total would be subject to additional taxes until after my stay. In reality early check-in is $58. There are other reasons the stay was bad, but I lost track. We have stayed at the Lyle, but wanted to try this hotel because of the sauna and rooftop bar. In the end we did not go to the sauna or rooftop bar because of our experience. The Lyle's room service is great, they have an espresso machine, same price point, a restaurant/bar that is actually open with no wait, and amazing staff. I will be staying at the Lyle in the future and avoiding the Eaton at all costs.

Rolled in at 3am, dead tired, and the staff was so kind and helpful, offering water to us when we…read morewalked in. Checking in was super quick and our bags were brought up while they showed us to our room. The decor and interior was a nice combination of old meets modern.

You cannot expect anything less than five stars from the Jefferson. Went for drinks one night and…read morebreakfast a different day And of course it's a 10 on 10 overall. The drink menu reflected the Sakura season and I enjoyed my milkshake looking drink. Bartenders are friendly and attentive. The bar vibe is nice and cozy. The encorouterements were delicious...nuts, pickled veggies, olives...

This is our first time in DC, but we have traveled quite a bit. We are so impressed with the staff…read morewe have met today at this hotel! I am so glad we chose to stay at the Embassy Row! We had the warmest welcome from Chester, Lyle, and Ahlem! What a great first impression for Washington DC:) The check in process was efficient, pleasant, and delightful. We felt at home right away. The hospitality business has become kind of a hit and miss, so it is always wonderful to encounter great service. I am super happy with how customer centric these 3 employees are. They get what it takes to deliver legendary customer experience. The room is modern and clean. Love the decor! We are looking forward to the next few days. I wanted to leave a quick review now so I don't forget. People are always eager to write bad reviews, I am making sure I have the same sense of urgency (if not greater) when it comes to positive reviews :)

This place is cool. Just cool…read more I was overexcited to stay here and was uber happy when the opportunity presented itself. ... everything that glitters ain't gold !! Location/ Parking - Great location near all the embassies. Walking distance to local attractions. Street and Garage Parking. Lobby Interior - Chic and modern. Nice spacious lobby/ seating area. Well decorated environment and has a spacious Cafe. Rooms - Aside from the beautiful headboard which brought me to this place, the room is basic and would benefit from a detailed cleaning. Rooftop - Fantastic lively rooftop pool w bar! Great libations and good vibes.

Such a beautiful hotel inside. I loved the decor with the different chandeliers. Very clean and…read moremodern looking inside. My friend and I had a reservation for their Cherry Blossom Afternoon Tea. The staff were great and the tea tray was amazing. We had some champagne to start off which was really good. The tray with the savory bites, scones, and desserts were all wonderful. The individual teas we chose were also really great. We loved everything we had and were super satisfied with this awesome experience!

went for brunch and the lobby bar did not disappoint. From the time we entered the door the service…read morewas impeccable