I will start by saying that we stayed here for a week and there are up and down sides. For the price-ave 110/night, we at least felt that we got what it was worth with the hotel. It was close to Georgetown and the Metro, relatively comfortable, the a/c worked well (and it was in the 90's) and the room was clean. The lobby was pretty and comfortable as well.
But, on the down side, I felt it definately lacked the "little extras" to make it a 4 star. For one, the front desk service was so so. I do not think one of the guys smiled once, and he seemed somewhat annoyed when I asked questions. I also do not think some were well trained or informative on restaurants, transportation etc, in the area. The small amenities were not there either, we really could have used water bottles or a coffee cart in the morning-even if just to purchase without doing the continental breakfast. I was told the closest place to get coffee was down the street...kind of a hassle for a week. The cleaning staff was very friendly and helpful but twice we got back to our rooms at 4 and the room wasn't cleaned yet...suggest you let them know if you want the room cleaned early. Also, our toilet did back up and the showers do not drain quickly.
My last comment is I felt very mislead with the website. The picture of the dble deluxe shows a lg room with a coffee table which I had requested since we had a family of 4. It also says it includes plush robes, and paper delivery every day. We definately did not get any of that, our room was very cramped-even when I asked the front desk about it, we had to call for the robes, and I never saw the paper even once. I chose this hotel for that extra space and little extras but didn't get it. It says max 5 person occupancy but we def could not have put one more person in the room.
Again, we did get a good price so I would go with that in mind if you chose to stay here.
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