Visiting Georgetown University and stayed for just one night. The location was extremely convenient. Our room was on the second floor looking out the back of the hotel onto the flat roof and ventilation system - less than scenic. The positives: it was quiet, had a large flat screen TV, seemed clean and the king size bed was comfortable. The negatives: the furnishings were seriously out of date and unattractive (gold toned wallpaper and dark green carpet with beige dots) and the bathroom was not only oddly shaped and tiny, but in desperate need of gutting and refurbishing. Just a depressing room to spend any time in, particularly at over $200 a night once you add in the room taxes, the parking and the parking taxes. The lobby area is nice, but I used the bathroom there and found it in similar disrepair (walls dingy and dirty, a broken toilet seat in my stall, oddly placed hand dryer with inept wall patches around it...). The best part of our visit was a truly delicious breakfast at the Daily Grill, and of course the ability to walk out the door and be in the heart of Georgetown. Just wish the management would make the investment to return this hotel to what I remember it being in the 1980s: a truly luxurious boutique hotel.
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