Greater Upper Marlboro hotel guide. Remington hotel in Greater Upper Marlboro, Upper Marlboro

"The hotel is very convenient to the convention center and a short walk or ride to many of the local attractions. The hotel obviously targets a younger demographic, and on first impression, it is fun and funky. The primary issue with the hotel, however, is the room, and there are many reasons I would never stay there again. First, the room was so small and compact that you were either tripping over each other, your suitcase, or the bed. The bed, while comfortable, is a king-size in a space where a queen-size would likely be too big. The TV is also disproportionate and right on top of you. A bigger issue, however, is the lack of privacy. The shower is a slightly frosted-glass "cage" near the middle of the room. You practically see everything from anywhere in the room. There is one window blind and no curtain, meaning you cannot see to function in the room without lights during the day, and when the blind is up, it exposes you fully to the office buildings across the road. A trip to the restroom means your roommate/spouse/significant other can experience the whole process with you. The wall decorations and ceiling are bare concrete from construction, and the sheets/comforters are wafer-thin coverings."

"Room was clean and just as described "

"Older hotel, but located very close to the zoo and some other attractions. Very friendly staff, and the breakfast restaurant on the main level was great each morning. "

"Hotel was very clean and friendly staff. The restaurant at the hotel was amazing."

"Very friendly and helpful staff."

"Room was clean, staff was nice but pulling in to valet was a nightmare. "

"Double deluxe- I didn't realize full beds vs queens but they worked out awesome- this location is AMAZING! Don't miss Old Ebbitt Grill and Willard Cafe dubOar"

"The hotel has great decor, and the room was big and well appointed with a fantastic view - but the service was patchy, and the hotel’s overuse of tech and AI in favour of actual service was genuinely annoying. For example: We arrived about 8pm after a long flight from abroad (with a young child) and after asking how to sort dinner, I was told on check-in that the room service wasn’t operating that night (with no explanation or apology). Dragging a jet lagged child to the restaurant wasn’t feasible, but I was offered no solutions, and when I asked if I could use Ubereats or similar, I was told I could but would need to collect it myself from the lobby (less than ideal with a sleepy child - this is definitely not a hotel staffed by people who understand children). Once it was delivered, I asked the hotel for crockery, cutlery and glassware and was only able to reach an AI answering service, so I ended up running around the hotel’s bar and cafe to collect whatever I could find - which was basically only flimsy, unusable disposable plastic ware. On our second morning I attempted to order breakfast room service, which has to be done through a QR code with no ability to engage with a human, and has to be paid for by credit card rather than charged to the room. I was told there was an error and after clicking on the notification several times I realised it had charged my card 5 times - and the food didn’t even arrive! It was only after I phoned the front desk anything was done"

"Lovely property. It’s not just a boxy room but former small residences from 1926 so our had a mini kitchenette and nice bath and makeup area. They have a bar/restaurant and separate cafe. The food was good quality and the prices were ok. The bar/restaurant is a great smaller 1920s style space that’s great for relaxing. The staff was very courteous and helpful. It’s ala very convenient to George Washington university, a food hall, Whole Foods and a number of restaurants. Parking on the weekend wasn’t too bad as you could valet or park in a nearby self park garage. "