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"This hotel is ideal for anyone who likes a quiet place with friendly staff and a generous breakfast. Near to a metro stop for easy transportation."

"Clean property and convenient location for getting around DC. The breakfast was great and staff was friendly."

"My son left his wallet in the dresser so, we had to turn around and go back to get it. They had it ready for us at the from desk already when we got back. "

"For us the property was perfect. The kitchen had a coffee maker, toaster, electric water kettle, silverware, plates, cups, and glasses. We did use a glass casserole dish to bake some pastries for breakfast. I didn't see any cookie sheets or pans for stove top cooking but that was fine for us as we were there five days and didn't plan to do much cooking other than breakfast or heating up leftovers in the microwave. The property was close to the White House and a couple blocks from the Metro Station. There are a few nearby restaurants. Panera is right next door if you don't want to go far. "

"This is a ‘no frills’ option; but if you are sightseeing like we were the bedrooms had everything you needed. Bring earplugs as you are on a busy corner. But you are SO well situated to walk to all the sights and get the metro to/from Dulles and bus to Georgetown. Would happily stay here again. The staff were all extremely helpful "

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"The hotel was great. About 6 blocks from the White House and a mile walk to the Washington Monument. The staff were extremely friendly and very attentive to us. Always greeted us with a smile. We ate dinner about two times and it was great. We had espresso in the morning with Carlos and he was very attentive. "

"This was a great hotel and the service was superb."

"Clean room, comfortable bed. Staff was very hit or miss. You had to carry luggage up steps out front and in the lobby to the elevator. Even if you were lucky enough for them to get you a luggage cart. Parking is $50 a night! Never saw that disclosed and they only have a 1 tube system which meant when it was 75 you couldn't turn the AC on because of the cooler nights they still had the heat on. They did bring me a box fan. "