Courtyard Washington, DC Dupont Circle

Great hotel and location. The best thing about the hotel is the location and wonderful staff. I drove in from Milwaukee and from valet service (not the hotel), to the friendly staff, the service was all around great! I'm only giving it 4 stars because of some issues about the room. The TV didn't function all of the time, the water pressure in the shower was very low and the bathroom door did not have a locking mechanism. 5 stars for service and location, 3 stars for the room.

I had a fantastic stay at the Courtyard Washington, DC Dupont Circle. A special shoutout to the wonderful lady at the front desk who went above and beyond—she graciously upgraded my room, which made a big difference in my overall experience. I regret not catching her name, but her kindness and professionalism stood out. The room was clean, comfortable, and quiet—perfect for relaxing after a long day in the city. The location is also ideal, with easy access to public transportation and great restaurants nearby. I would absolutely recommend this hotel to friends, family, or colleagues visiting D.C., and I look forward to staying here again in the future.

We were originally scheduled to stay at another nearby Marriott hotel. However, the staff was rude and unaccommodating. We ended up staying at this hotel it was the best thing that could have ever happened to us! Upon arrival, the front desk staff greeted us with a smile and friendly hello. Feno was particularly helpful for the duration of our stay. She was friendly, professional, answered our questions, and she even agreed to let us check our luggage in the storage closet while we attended the last day of our convention (after we checked out). This hotel offers a great location in close proximity to the Convention Center. So we didn't have to spend a lot of money Ubering back and forth. Finally, the special breakfast package allowed us to dine at the in-house Bistro Restaurant daily, which offered delicious gourmet food. Overall, we were very pleased with this location, and we'll definitely stay here again in the near future. Thank you!

Upon checking in, I asked if there were any upgrades available (Titanium Elite members get upgrades when checking in if they are available). I was told there was, and was given a very small room next to one of the loudest elevators on the planet. After not sleeping the first night, we asked to be moved. They accommodated our request saying upgrades at this hotel only mean the top two floors, and not the size, location, or quality of the room. The walls are so thin, you can hear when someone sits down in the adjacent room, unzips their suitcase, uses the bathroom, and even talks on their phone. One of the two elevators broke down and they placed notification on the first floor only, not on the room floors. I unknowingly waited for the elevator for over ten minutes before taking the stairs. There were two unmarked staircases, and choose wisely as the right stairs take you to the first floor, but only to locked doors for food prep and cleaning. So back up you go, to choose door number one. When talking to the staff, they were friendly, but not helpful with various requests. If you are looking for a quiet place to sleep after exploring DC, find somewhere else.

I wish I could give a great review, but I had a HORRIBLE experience post check out! I did some shopping while in Georgetown at the local Aritzia, and had a bag on the floor of my hotel room near my suitcase which was coincidentally near the trash can as well. There were BRAND NEW, tagged clothing inside the bag. Upon returning to my hotel room after it was cleaned, I found the entire bag missing. Maybe it was thrown out as a mistake believing it was trash (although hard to believe as there were brand new clothes wrapped in tissue paper), maybe not, but it was definitely not removed by me. When I complained to the front desk after checkout, I was told that the housekeeping had left for the day and would be giving me a call the next day. I have received no calls and no further follow ups about the investigation. Furthermore, the shower and sink did not drain at all, and left pools of water on the ground. The room itself looked very nice and was quiet, but the handling of the shopping bag incident left a horrible taste in my mouth. I understand mistakes may happen, but how a company/hotel chooses to try to remedy the situation is entirely controllable and this was handled poorly.

The hotel room was good. Typical comfortable Marriott bed and bath. The location was 2 blocks from the metro. The 3 rating is because I accidentally left a gift bag, that obviously was a birthday present, in the hotel room. Despite repeated messages, no one will call me back. I understand housekeeping may not have turned it in - although I doubt they would have thrown it away - it was very obviously a clear wrapped $75 (with tag on it) black boxed candle with ribbons in a gift bag. But to not have the courtesy to return my repeated calls and voicemails is not acceptable. I know I reached the right place - the voice mail is clear that you are leaving a message for the Marriott Courtyard Dupont Circle front desk - but all I have gotten is crickets. Boo.

The hotel has valet parking but there is also a general parking VERY CLOSE to the hotel which also the hotel can give you pass for. On day 1, we asked about the general and the front desk upfront lied to us, telling us the general is very far. She also refused to give us the address. Valet did the exact same thing. The next day, we asked the next person from the front desk who gave us a pass, the address and was professional. Seems like the front desk was lobbying with the valet. The rooms don’t look like the photos on Expedia. They are very small and bare. Generally, poor experience.

I'm not a fan of this hotel. The "upgraded" room is still really small, there's no complimentary breakfast, even for elite members, and the lounge/cafe/bar area was closed at 8pm on a Saturday. Not only that, but minimum expectations like a properly draining sink and lights that don't flicker were not met. I booked this last minute, for a conference, at peak cherry blossom time of year, but I wouldn't do it again. I'd just spend a little more or stay at a Hilton.

I have very mixed feelings about this Courtyard. My friend and I stayed here this weekend. It's in a great location and near many great restaurants and tourist attractions. I stayed in a double queen room and the room was awkward in its design. I can appreciate that space in Washington DC is limited and this hotel is doing the best that it can, but the room seemed to clearly be a king room where another bed was added to the room. One of the beds was really close to the door and to the bathroom. The room was also pretty dark when the window shade was down or after the sun went down. The staff here was interesting. On our last full day at the hotel, someone came into our room and barely did anything. They did a pispoor job of making up one of the beds. They didn't touch the other bed as I left a lot of stuff on the bed (thank you???). They didn't replace all of the towels in the bathroom, and didn't empty the trash bin in the bedroom. For these reasons, we were confused as to why did they even come into the room? They didn't take anything, thank God, but it just didn't make sense. The cafe is never manned. I went there Sunday morning and stood there for 8 minutes before anyone approached or greeted me. All of that just for them not to be able to do the Starbucks drink that I wanted. What a waste of time. The whole time we were there, no one was ever working at that cafe. I left my toothbrush at home and asked the front desk for a toothbrush and was told that they didn't get any in their "last shipment", and only had toothpaste. I asked if they had any for sale in their convenience shop and was told that they don't because they offer them for free. But you don't have any! I'm sure that there are worse hotels than this, and also better hotels than this. It's right in the middle. The location is the best part of this hotel.

Conveniently located in the DuPont neighborhood, this Courtyard Marriott offers a cozy stay. Overall, I was very happy with my stay. The property and decor is stunning (I would love my house to be decorated like this). The bed was very comfortable too. The gym is very nice - well appointed. + Most of the staff is very accommodating and friendly. I was a bit surprised with a few things: * No in-room closets or iron/ironing board (you have request) * The standard room felt more like a Moxy with limited space * this location didn't honor my platinum status with a free breakfast or welcome bonus * the walls/doors don't block much sound so you hear your neighbors.

Great location - the good. First room had no heater of substance and would not warm up. It had USBs and electric outlets in the tables by the bed and the desk. None of them worked. The staff moved me the next day and were very accommodating. When I asked about service in my new room, I was told "This property only services rooms every two days." So, no water for the coffee maker, no tea and no bottled water.... no offer for accommodation either. Definitely NOT up to Marriott standards. Clean and nice, but I can't recommend it whole heartedly. I've been staying in Marriotts for 20 years - This wasn't BAD, but it was bad. Not a good stay.

Love this hotel! Very good location, this bed is comfy, very nice the stuff. The best part is 1min walk to the best coffee spot "Tatte" The hotel also has a very spacious lobby to work.

Booked this hotel for the location. Pros: Location (Dupont circle so plenty of restaurants within walking distance), but a great central location for so many things Staff was friendly Little market & coffee & bar in lobby (didn't try) Cons: Parking. $32 self/$49 valet. I got a better rate at a garage a block away. No ironing board in rooms. Had to call front desk for one. No closet Bathroom on the smaller side Not hotel's fault, but a guest messed up fire sprinklers when I was visiting and bottom floors were all wet. So there were giant fans blowing in the lobby trying to dry things off. Overall, met my needs.

We checked in rather late after a full day of travel. Initially we found the elevator a bit dingy, but went up to our room only to find they'd declined to follow our Ambassador set instructions for a room far away from the elevators. In fact they gave us a room that was directly behind the elevators, the closest room to the elevators you could possibly have. When we went down to switch rooms they let us know they were fully booked but thankfully agreed to let us leave without being charged for the night (thus the second star). We ended up having a fantastic stay at the JW Marriott for an additional $200/nt. Although it did seem a bit more to spend, the difference in quality and size at JW Marriott compared to Courtyard Dupont Circle and its amenities was massive, not even including the fact the JW is a couple blocks from the White House. We booked our room 30 minutes before checking in, but in looking at pricing a few months out, the difference between the two is only about $50 - so if you have the option to book JW, there's no contest. All in all, we appreciated they were able to check us out with no charge.

My family and I spent a quick night here the day after Christmas so we could enjoy a fun dinner and not have to drive back home afterwards. We booked two double rooms and valeted the car so we could Uber to the restaurant. The location is great and everyone we dealt with was friendly. Unfortunately the bistro area was closed except for breakfast which meant no food or drinks were available. There was a small market with snacks (no alcohol), which was unfortunate. They have a large lobby/bistro area that we would have enjoyed hanging out in before or after dinner. Instead we walked next door and enjoyed a drink. The rooms were very clean and actually very quiet. The bathroom in the room I was in was tiny, but in my family's room next door the bathroom was huge! I should also mention that I asked for adjoining/close rooms and we were right next door. Not adjoining but definitely good enough. Some of the family tried to get breakfast the next morning (the only time the bistro was open) and it was a mess. Only one person working and it took 45 minutes for a bagel and coffee. Would we stay here again? To have a place to keep the car and sleep for the night-yes, location was great, it was clean and the people were friendly. For a longer vacation probably not, but we only live an hour away.

It's ok. Just ok. Location is good for what I'm doing. Decor is fine and the front staff were nice. The little bar/restaurant was shut down when we arrived on Tuesday. Something wasn't working. That was a hassle. The hotel has no closets and the place to hang your clothes isn't designed. No iron. They also don't do housekeeping during your stay! Nope. No cleaning. Front desk said it's a holdover from the COVID days. Seems they still like to charge full price despite no service. They don't treat Marriott guests that hold status with any special treatment or courtesy. I suggest you find other accommodations unless you have a business right here.

Great stay! There were some restaurants opened within walking distance for late night dining which was plus given our red eye flight.

Good location, but services and amenities here vary from "meh" to sub-par. Personnel is perfunctorily cordial, and at least one at breakfast service downright rude. General upkeep is mediocre. No drawers or closets in the rooms. You get a small piece of soap, a tissue box with only a few sheets left in it, a couple of paper cups (no glasses). The beds are comfortable.

By most accounts this fits the bill of a Courtyard in any big city. The lobby is tight, and loud but works. The market adjacent to the counter is mostly empty, especially water. The real difficulty for this hotel is staffing. We checked in at 4:30 pm on a Sunday to no rooms. What!? Oh, we have your room but our housekeeping is way behind. We finally did get a room but knew that housekeeping was not happening for our stay. Almost every trip through the lobby consisted customers arguing about of lack of clean rooms, towels, water etc. Nice looking, nice location. No closet but has a fridge. Really lacking help.

Great location, but lots of little things made my stay very average. Goods: - Location, location, location - Hardwood floors in rooms (carpet=eww) Bads: - Stuffy feel - SLOWEST ELEVATOR IN DC! Dear God that was brutal. I just took the stairs every time. - Breakfast was not up to Marriott standards. (No - coffee refills?!) more of a restaurant feel than a hotel restaurant feel. - bathroom design weird. door opened in bathroom blocking the counter! Weird. So I had to close the bathroom door to do anything in the bathroom. - average cleanliness overall - parking garage 3 blocks away=$32per day, valet =$39 per day - air conditioner fan in room wouldn't work properly. I need white noise at night and the fan would kick off even tho I had it "ON", rather than on "AUTO". Overall. OK...not great, but not bad. I will probably stay again just for the location.

The front desk staff were very helpful! especially Madaline. I left something in the room and they sent it back to me. The rooms are clean and the location is great with access to some good restaurant. We will stay here again!

Avoid this hotel at all costs. The staff is incredibly rude. Showers and sinks are always clogged. Shady room charges. Need I say more?

loyal Marriott Elite member here and was taken back a bit by the neglect and inattentiveness to our simple requests, checked in this past Thursday leaving Monday. NO STAFF SERVICED THE ROOM AT ANY POINT OF OUR STAY. I had to make sure we didn't have anything hooked on the door stating we didn't want service and we didn't, this was extremely frustrating considering how expensive this room was. I mentioned it to the front desk agent as we we're headed out for the day and she then mentions "it's too late" at that time it was around 1pm.then I mentioned we've never received service and she then said "you've never received service" looked at I presume was a housekeeping schedule and mention to the other agent something I didn't understand, but said "we'll take care of it" well she ABSOLUTELY DID NOT! we managed to get a set of towels from staff but no help with cleaning the room. Pretty POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE, and please don't need any items that are stored with the front desk staff after hours. I was scolded like a 2 year old for requesting 2 paper coffee cups that weren't next to the Kureg coffee maker. I was told I only can give you one! I said ma'am you're out completely. there's no cups for coffee, so I pulled on a drawer and found cups, the politely gave her the one cup back she gave me, then she scolded me and said you weren't supposed to use the coffee cups from the drawer, I SAID THEY'RE NO CUPS!! she then says management doesn't want customers to use those cups. I said well put some cups out for customers to use!! Coffee-Maker no cups... makes complete sense. She didn't have to act like I was problematic by requesting items that are for public use, now go back to your phone conversation, so sorry to inconvenience her...this experience was frustrating all throughout my stay, and I WILL NEVER RETURN!

I think it's good location, but the service (room service) Not helpful. Front desk is good. They're have little market and bar on the first floor, if is you need anything in emergency time.

Tanya is VIP. Her sourcing issues are Mr. Bonvoys sourcing issues. Give the lady the resources she needs. Come for the connivence, stay for hospitality

Nice and new hotel in a good location. Clean and functional rooms with a fridge and safe. Helpful staff, particularly call out Marin from the management staff and Renard from the cafe

Small room, with no clothes storage. Nice hotel, but general areas are tight. Pillows are soft and couldn't sleep. Staff are all very friendly and courteous. The lobby area is very loud since it's a small area. Don't take showers for more than 5 minutes, or the lights will go out. The motion lights sensor can't detect once you're in the shower behind the glass doors. I had to step out of the shower twice to activate the lights. This can be a liability issue if someone falls getting out of the shower in complete darkness.