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"I liked the cleanliness, the well manicured landscaping and the very professional staff, especially Jamaal. All were great and very well dressed."

"The room was exactly the same like the pictures. Place was clean and we had a good view. Location was ideal."

"Everything was good but the water pressure in bathroom was horrible "

"They don’t tell you that parking is not close, in a creepy parking lot, paying $45+$8 (parking tax for overnight parking)+1(parker membership)=$54 per night to park. There is a cool food hall nearby but that’s about it. The hotel accepts pets to keep that in mind."

"Clean. Fair value for the price. Very helpful staff."

"Fine thanks "

"The breakfast was great. Very filling and smooth on my digestive track. The location was in proximity to DC and Baltimore. The room was fine. The bed was pretty comfortable, but the pillows were too high for my neck-therefore, sleep wasn't the greatest. Housekeeping took care of our needs and the staff were very helpful and kind."

"Hi there loved our weekend stay here. We just wished we had wash cloths, microwave and an iron. But overall the hotel was super and minimalistically modern :) staff was super helpful too thanks I would recommend and stay here again! I also loved the location of the hotel very convenient"

"I'm usually pretty good at picking hotels - this was not one of my better choices. Reserved a room with a balcony, got no balcony. As we arrived at night and were tired after a long flight, we didn't notice til it was too late. Ordered room service, chicken sandwiches, which were inedible - old, tired, stringy chicken, served in the brown bag version of room service, which I despise. The bed was too low and oddly sloppy. Bedside tables too small. A baffling thermostat with tiny, dim and puzzling symbols. In the shower are the usual 3 bottles of shampoo, gel and conditioner - photo uploaded. Many people wear glasses - no one wears them in the shower which makes it impossible to read the tiny, overly busy labels - even before the room is plunged into darkness. (See the following.) But the single most annoying thing was the bathroom light on a motion detector which triggers when you're still ten feet from the bathroom, flooding the bedroom with bright light. Not great at night. Not great if you stay a bit too long in the shower and end up feeling your way around after the switch decides you've seen enough. The location is great, and that's about all that recommends The Morrow. "