Hoteles Residence Inn en Washington D.C.

1. La habitación es grande, el sofá se puede convertir en una cama y los utensilios de cocina están completos. 2. La variedad de desayuno es rica, 3. No muy lejos de la estación de metro 4. Hay una tienda de conveniencia en la planta baja, muy conveniente 5. El estacionamiento es caro. Tenemos un auto grande y solo podemos estacionar en otros estacionamientos terrestres del hotel y estacionar por 2 noches, $ 130

Uno de los hoteles más satisfechos en el itinerario de EE. UU., La gran sala de estar es muy conveniente para comidas simples, el ambiente es muy cómodo, la mañana es simple, pero más conveniente, el hotel tiene té de la tarde gratis el primer día de estadía. una hamburguesa grande por persona.

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If you want to skip a big headache, avoid this hotel. Book one of the many others within walking distance. Our family had a terrible experience here - and while I can’t speak to the experiences of others, the number of angry and frustrated guests we encountered in the lobby tells me that this is the norm. We were traveling with three teenagers on this road trip to DC, so it was important for us to book a suite with a separate bedroom. If you’ve ever traveled with teenagers, then you know that personal space in your downtime is essential for keeping the peace. When I was in line to check in, the woman at the front desk was in the middle of a phone call where she was telling a disappointed guest that there were no suites available. I smirked a bit, happy that I had planned ahead… As I checked in, though, I was told that due to “pipe issues” they could not fulfill our reservation. Instead, we were bumped down to a studio room - a tiny box of a room. This was disappointing for a few reasons. First, the line about pipe issues was an obvious lie to cover for their own booking mistake. Second, the room they put us in, while it technically slept 5, was a powder keg of teen angst for the four nights we stayed. When I told the lady at the front desk how upset I was, she could offer little more than a shrug. Room cleaning was promised every other day of our stay - but I can report that this was another falsehood. We had the room cleaned after our first night, but never again. Each day we had to go to the front desk to ask for new towels, toilet paper, trash pick-up, etc. And while at the front desk dealing with those minor issues, I saw plenty of frustrated families sitting in the lobby well after 4pm waiting for a room to be cleaned so they could check in. I tell ya - this was disappointing all around. After 10 hours on the road, we just wanted a nice clean place to stay. In spite of our planning and booking, we were shoved in a small room and forgotten about. I was promised at check-in that when a suite became available we would be alerted - but not one other person at the front desk seemed to have any idea what I was talking about. Skip this place. I wish we had booked with someone else. Anyone else. They’ve put a bitter fringe on this family trip, and I will not be booking with Residence Inn or Marriott again.

Excellent location, a block and a half from the metro, and a long but doable walk to the National Mall. Restaurants and grocery stores close by. It's an older building but looks nice and welcoming. The only problem was that only one elevator was working so it was slow going and we took the stairs most of the time. They had to wait for parts, so nothing they could do about it. Room and everything in it was clean and comfortable. The kitchenette had all necessary stuff and a full size fridge. Only the sofa bed was not very comfortable. You could feel the coils a bit, but we managed to get a full night sleep every night. Breakfast was excellent, good variety of foods although pretty much the same every day. Breads and pastries were varied and there was plenty of everything. The attendants were quick to pick up and clean, and very friendly. My only objection is that they should have enough staff to have the rooms completely ready for all guests. We found out that if you're using the sofa bed, they don't get it ready for you, you have to do it yourself. That's my reason for 4 stars instead of 5. Everyone, from front desk to housekeeping, was very friendly and helpful. They went the extra mile to make you feel acknowledged and appreciated for staying at their property. If I ever go back to DC, I would definitely stay at this hotel.

This hotel has several pros but also some cons that make it 4 (or 3.5) stars. Pros: Location is good - easy access to METRO and walkable neighborhood. Staff were very kind and accommodating - friendly, polite, helpful. The staff are the standout reason to book this hotel and would be why we would return if we did. Rooms are large enough and breakfast is free. Parking is secure and underground (albeit expensive). Cons: Rooms are dated. Soft goods and bathrooms are reasonable updated and beds and pillows were fine but the carpet is tired (and stained) and the lighting is just awful in the rooms. Among the worst I’ve seen. Some of the table lamps offer great light but the bathroom lighting is yellow and dim as is the kitchen. Sofa bed is pretty uncomfortable. Room wasn’t as pictured. We booked a 2BR and one room had no dresser at all. When you open the sofa bed you can’t reach the curtains in the LR. Kitchen was much more dated than implied in photos (though entirely functional for basic food needs). Overall we were happy enough with our stay but would be much more likely to return after an update.