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"I love this property so much!!"

"well first I'm wanna start off by saying that the bed was so comfortable. I definitely expected more from a hotel room that was over $200 a night as the rooms were dated and the business centers computers were from the early 2000s. Can't complain about the location, it's walking distance to the White House. Overall I would definitely stay just because of how comfortable the bed was but $200 a night is insane to me but I guess that's the rate in DC"

"Clean rooms, nice bathroom but no place to put any tolietries. Also no place to hang full length clothing- there was a bureau of sorts in the room with only a short space to hang items. Hotel in good walking location for visiting Capitol Hill or national mall, though not super close to many restaurants, and the restaurant in the hotel was only open for breakfast. Lobby on the small side but nice sitting area just off lobby. At check in, no one explained the extra deposit nor what was included / covered by the ‘resort fee’; we only learned about some of these ‘perks’ the next day when someone else checked in, and we were standing near the lobby desk. The roof top bar/lounge was unfortunately closed while we were there. Coffee shop in the lobby was a nice touch though pricey and a long wait. Overall a nice hotel but few amenities."

"The room was nice as usual "

"Great location! Places need some upgrades. Grate front desk help. "

"Alternatives to the $25 daily breakfast were awful. Hilton phone door key never worked. Check on process needed is verified but I was not notified. Clean up your act. "

"Had dinner at the restaurant it was delicious "

"First room we were given was hot and smelled of something burning, like the fan in the AC. Hotel staff quickly accommodated us in another cool clean room. Hopefully they checked the equipment in the first room immediately. The rest of the stay was pleasant. Only complaint was the noisy AC turning on and off."

"Great location if you are visiting the DCA monument s."