We stayed one night during the weekend while in D.C. We were taking advantage of low weekend rate, but it wasn't much of a value.
The hotel is nice, but starting to show its age, from too little maintenance. The style is Georgian, but finished pretty cheaply. The business center has only two computers, and one was broken.
The staff and service was mediocre at best. When I checked in, I had reserved two rooms, one with two double beds and the other with a king. That reservation was botched and we had two king rooms, which was an inconvenience. They didn't seem interested in correcting their mistake. We selected the NY Times as our newspaper of choice, and it wasn't delivered. The hotel ran out, and other guests also didn't get theirs. When I asked the bellman for the paper, he laughed that they had run out, and then just looked at me. When asked if he had a Washington Post as a replacement, he gave me an irritated look, and then went back to retrieve one. The customer service training for this level of hotel is poor, at best.
The services are overpriced. Breakfast for four was $110, and parking was $43.00 per night, which is a new record for me.
If you are thinking of taking advantage of a low weekend rate, you ought to look elsewhere.
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