Hampton Inn & Suites Washington DC-Navy Yard

Andrew and Bobby, I believe their names are, were so very helpful. I'm more than grateful for the both of them. The room was wonderful and even the housekeeper that took care of my room was wonderful. The room was clean as was the hotel itself. I will say that the water pressure in the sink in the bathroom was low but it wasn’t enough to discourage us, meant to mention that to them but still good. I'm not a real big egg person so the breakfast part wasn't something I was into but the little amenities store they had was convenient and the area was great. Alot of places were within walking distance for us. Thank you so much for your hospitality!!

I come to DC often for my work in real estate and I’ve finally found my hotel for business! The customer service is top notch. The team goes out of their way to make you comfortable and everyone smiles and greets you. They actually have conversations with the guests! The rooms and neat, clean and well appointed. Ample amenity space to work and have meetings along with a bodega and breakfast in the morning. The location is excellent but the team is even better. My only regret is not remembering their names! I stayed Wed Dec 10th!

It was a nice experience standing there with my hole family. The housekeeping could be better and could have more lights in the rooms, they are very dark. Besides of that it was everything very good and clean. Sr. ANDREW in the reception make our standing totally better. He was very nice, polite, gave us instructions about the city and provide us everything we need in the hotel. Trully a great professional.

Great location convenient to the DC subway. Hilton Honors membership makes check-in, room selection, and check-out so easy, though the ease of use limits interaction with the staff at the front desk. Convenient parking across the street can be booked through third-party parking apps. And best of all: employee Ms V, who was helpful and welcoming at breakfast then recognized us again later in the day and was just the nicest, kindest person, one who radiates goodness. A great lady whose warmth made up for the impersonal nature of the Hilton Honors app.

Positive: The staff was awesome, all of them were so friendly and helpful. The water and coffee available in the lobby was nice, the room was clean and the beds were very comfortable. They offer a free breakfast that was really good. We really enjoyed our stay! Negative: ""

We stayed here for 1 night at the start of our 6-city MLB baseball stadium tour. The hotel is perfectly located, just across the street from the stadium. We had time to enjoy a drink on the rooftop bar that overlooks the stadium. The hotel is in a nice area that has undergone a lot of urban renewal and is safe and well-lit with many restaurants nearby. The nice short walk back after the game was a real bonus. The room was clean, quiet and comfortable. The included breakfast is very basic - rubbery scrambled eggs and pastries served on disposable plates and cups with plastic utensils in the crowded lobby area. You might do better by surveying the neighborhood for a more satisfying breakfast.

Stayed at this property when it opened over 10-years ago, and recently stayed again for a baseball game. Property is directly across street from baseball stadium & one block from subway access. It has been maintained well & improved with digital keys & contactless check-in & check-out. Very clean, increased security with room key needed for elevator access to guest floors. King bed room was clean & comfortable, and surprisingly quiet even though adjacent to elevators. Mini-refrigerator & in-room safe but no microwave. Ample AC power plugs at desk including USB. Good wifi connection. Bulk toiletries in bath. Free breakfast included sausage, potatoes, premade omelets, self-make waffles, juices, cereals, yogurt, fruits. Fairly crowded at Saturday breakfast but ample seating. Definitely consider if in area again.

I spend this labor day weekend at the hotel, and everything was great. The front desk was really helpful, let start with the valet, great job. It was a little busy outside, because there was a game, and no problem, then the front desk took care of our luggage, while we went to the game, no problem. The room was clean and comfortable. Breakfast was very, very good. Location is everything, good restaurants, walking distance to all major museums, (subway is right at the corner in case you dont want to walk), Overall great experience, will recommend to family and friends, and I be back for sure.

Conveniently located in the Navy Yard near the ballpark and plenty of dining options. Room was clean and modern. Fitness center was on the smaller side. Breakfast was standard HI fare. Staff was friendly.

This is maybe in my top five list of least favorite hotels I've stayed in. Upon checking in, I requested a room that was conducive to quiet, as I have problematic sleep issues when there's noise. The room I was given is next to a back alley where it sounds like they're detonating dumpsters early in the morning. I would have switched rooms, but my colleagues, who are also staying here, mentioned that they had cigarette smoke coming in through their vents. They mentioned that there was noise on the other floors, too. The next issue was the heating system, which I had to turn off altogether. The heater sounded like some kind of terrible avant-garde percussion ensemble. I ended up sleeping in my winter coat. Now, onto the beds. The mattress was extremely old and saggy. Every day, I wake up with back pain. I've included a video of the noisy heating system so you can hear what I had to deal with.

Everything is great except the loud/ineffective dysfunctional heating system, which is a serious problem on a cold winter's night.

Stayed here on a Friday night for one night and I'd rate this a 4.5! This was one of the more affordable hotels we could find in the DC area and it was actually quite nice overall! It's located in an area called the "Navy Yard", which we were told had been rejuvenated with many new buildings and facilities. Mostly tourists stayed here. Bedroom was clean and beds were comfortable. We appreciated the small touches in the bathroom like the sulfate free soaps and large bottle of body lotion. The mirror did get pretty hot and loud at some point so that's something I think they could work on. Also, water leaked out of the shower a bit. Staff are very friendly and helpful. They held our luggage after check out. I can't speak to cleaning services since we didn't use them, but our room was clean and tidy upon arrival. We also appreciated the free HOT breakfast in the morning. Coffee and tea is always available at the common area. There is also a microwave, which we definitely appreciated to heat up leftovers! Overall, this is a value deal and I'd recommend staying here!

Do not stay here!!! Customer service is awful! Andrew is awful and very nasty! When I arrived they said valet was booked! We parked at Whole Foods 5 blocks away. Which was an inconvenience with bags, so we had to catch uber, they do not offer shuttle service, or anything for the inconvenience. They said I had to pay for valet in advance! This was the only overnight parking in the area! Which was $74 a night. When we arrived they said it was a security deposit, and I would get it back next day when I leave. Ok so when I checked out, I asked when I would get my deposit he said 24 hours. Well that did not happen, so I contacted the hotel. Well guess what he said I had valet on my bill I said no I did not your valet was booked! Andrew stated he was going to investigate the valet company, I said when he said, when I feel like it! Please don't stay here! Worst experience and customer service! There something shady going on at this hotel! They take your money putting other cars on your room to collect money!

Seems like a nice hotel and the location is great. Unfortunately the room we stayed in had bed bugs and the allergic reactions I had to the bites were pretty extensive. When we called to tell them about the bites it took them 2 weeks to get back to us and confirm that it was in fact, bed bugs. The manager only offered to return the Hilton points that we used to book the room.

This is a Beautiful & Friendly Location in the Heart of D.C. the accommodations are Great! The rooms Big & Comfortable. I Highly Recommend this Location everything is within walking distance and Ubering around the City was Cheap from $9 to $20 The Breakfast was a FILL breakfast that was really Good & fulfilling. I was Greeted with Smiles, Jokes & Laughter from the Receptionist Desk especially Ms. Tabitha, Bobby & Catherine!!!

If I could give this place a 10,000 Star rating, I would. All of the staff, on every shift are polite, kind, and accommodating. It is a beautiful hotel with all the bells and whistles. The staff really make it amazing. This should be on a list of top places to stay in DC. Thank you all so much for making our stay AMAZING!! Til' we see you again!! Thank you soooo much!! Mr and Mrs. Boulrice

Clean nice hotel with nice indoor pool. Breakfast wasn't very good but was edible. Staff was friendly.

$71 to park. I think it was 40 last time I stayed here. Great location to go to a soccer or baseball game. Breakfast was fine. Bar up top is nice. Good service. Close to metro and WNY. Front desk service pretty good. Room was clean. Food at roof top bar was ok.

Stayed here last month at the end of July. Room was clean and the service was amiable. Not too far from the Navy Yard metro station and a stone's throw away from Nationals Park (where the Washington D.C Nationals play at). Would stay here again.

I like that is right next to the Washington Nationals stadium. I like that it is a key entry only, I was not pleased with roof top restaurant. The wall they have is a little to high for someone that is 5'. As for the room it did not have a microwave, bible or a welcome folder (list of tv channels, small pad, and information about the hotel). In the bathroom it was nice. The beds were nice. The phone was easy to understand about using it for different things. The breakfast on September 28, 2024 buffet had small egg frittata, kielbasa, waffle (make on your own), potato cubes, bananas, apples, oranges, yogurt, oatmeal, and breads. They also had orange juice, apple juice, coffee (light and dark). The valet parking was good the only complaints I have is that I had two flags hooked to my back windows that were gone, they missed with my a/c unit and changed my drivers car door mirror. I did put in and complaint about my flags one was a U.S. Navy and the other was and American flag.

Night management is absolutely terrible and unresponsive to Diamond Members and actually team up to harass when their behavior is reported to the General Manager (Louis). Even after I reported my experiences to the Hilton Diamond Desk. Terrible situation I endured and will NEVER STAY THERE AGAIN. Cost me over $2,000.00 for the week to be belittled and ridiculed by the night manager (Santel). Don't stay here. There is a Homewood Suite just around the corner. I will be staying there next trip and if I run into the same situation, I will be dropping my loyalties to Hilton. Stay at your own risk. There were several issues with the room which made it difficult to work in so again, BUYER BEEARE. NOT WORTH YOUR MONEY. These guys have a 3 star on Yelp but I think that's not accurate. They are so bad they don't even have a Facebook page. Check it out. Don't waste your money. Terrible

Second time staying at this hotel and I love it. Walking distance to everything you need. Staff was amazing super nice. Room was clean. Roof top bar is great. About a 60 second walk to Nationals Stadium. Would highly recommend.

The manager was rude and then tried to exert his authority as the manager, by saying he would ask us to leave when we questioned his practices. This was discriminatory. .

While I love most of the Hiltons I stay at, this one was just ok. I would say it's about a 2.5/3 stars. We stayed here for 3 nights and were advised at check in that the room would only be serviced every other day. We checked in at night and dealt with the night manager and there are hit and miss reviews about her. We were going to request toilet paper but when walking in another guest requested it and she got a little sarcastic after getting off the phone dispatching it to her staff. So we just waited for our room to get serviced the next day. Beware due to the location downtown and the literally next door Nationals Stadium, it requires a key to enter the hotel after 9 pm and always to use the elevator to go to your room. We didn't go to the rooftop bar/ dining area. The morning breakfast was ok, same normal Hampton food. The complementary coffee in the afternoons was cold- these are all the perks we look forward to. There's no microwave in the room and only a small fridge. The microwave is in the main lobby. Moving on to the room it appears recently redone and clean. The bed are harder than most and the shower door there was no way to close it from the inside. It was a heavy door and the bottom slippery, not to mention that the shower leaked where the doors met. I'd say the rooms could use a bit more lighting but the power outlets were super plentiful and accessible. I mentioned the location and if you're going for the game this is a prime spot. However if you want to Uber during the game you have to walk a block up to catch the Ubers/lyfts but on the return will drop you in front of the hotel. Overnight parking is $60/day and there are nice neighboring restaurants. It seems to be that the Navy Yard/Wharf is hustling and bustling. The area felt safe and a Starbucks located kitty corner to the hotel across the park. Beware we did find the hotel to be noisy but as baseball fans ourselves we know that can come with the territory.

So the rooms aren't bad, I had a good night sleep, and I liked the set up of the room. Nice sized tv, slight delay when switching channels but not a big deal. I can't go above 3 stars because the staff was a bit unprofessional, not rude, but just not the sharpest. This morning there was a crowd of people who worked here congregating around the front desk just kicking it like they were at a family reunion. And I don't know if it's just a policy here but a lot of the staff (or at lease the younger staff under 40 i the front were on their cell phones constantly, and didn't hide it and would quickly rush me along when I asked questions (once when I had food ordered and again when I was purchasing some items from their makeshift store of overpriced snacks). No microwaves in the room and we had to go upstairs to find an ice machine which was a little annoying. The breakfast was OK and surprisingly a lot saltier than I expected or assumed it would be. Not to shabby of a spread but not super fancy, but I tried the biscuits and gravy which weren't bad but wayyy to salty, as were the eggs. Which caught me buy surprise, since they were clearly buffet style eggs and expected them to be flavorless. HOWEVER, on the other hand they had these fresh squeezed juices that were very sweet and delicious, so that was a nice balance. Not going to trash the place because it served its purpose; but they could use a LOT of tightening up in my opinion.

My stay here was great. The staff was nice, respectful, helpful and informative. They know there city. I can't remember anyone's name but I visited the city the weekend of July 1st to July 3rd 2023 for a concert. The hotel is conveniently located. I didn't think to take photos but the room was perfect. I didn't get a great view of the city from my window, but that was fine. My only issue is that I never got my deposit back. So I can't give them 5 stars. It's been 2 weeks and still no refund. My rating has nothing to do with the staff or the hotel itself but the company. Onge Love from VA

Excellent accommodation, staff were professional, continent breakfast was great, close proximity to various restaurants and coffee places were minutes away.

Hampton Inn & Suites Washington DC-Navy Yard on First Street in DC is a great place to go for a great stay in the middle of everything for a good value. I have been happy with the level of customer service and everything that they offer here. Good overall experience every time.

Great location to the Nationals ballpark. Great front desk staff in the morning (such a super nice lady!!!). Lousy room. Recently stayed 3 nights to see the Nationals play the Mariners. Check-in was smooth after the woman explained why there was a $300 extra hold on my credit card. My room was on the 3rd floor, and it was somewhat like navigating a maze to find it. The room itself had a window directly above the building's HVAC unit. It was loud all three nights. If you're cool with white noise, it wasn't so bad, but really it was loud. The nearest exit to the room with stairs took us out to the street. That was helpful for going to the baseball game, but not helpful for trying to go to the hotel breakfast. The hotel breakfast is very nice, with lots of robust options. However, the space that it is in was super tight so there was often a line to access things. Stay here if you want convenience to the ballpark, otherwise, you can do better.

In town on business, and I chose this hotel. I like to try out all of the hotels in the area, and find the one I like. Overall, the hotel was nice. The furnishings were nice, the rooftop bar overlooked Nationals Park, and the Metro stop is half a block away. The lobby was small and cramped. The check in desk, breakfast area, snack shop, fitness center and guest laundry were all on the first floor and the building footprint is not that big. It feels cramped. The furniture has stitching to look like a baseball. The feel of Nationals Park is all over the hotel. The rooms looked like they had recently been renovated, however, some of the work was very shoddy. The hotel is energy efficient, so an innovative item in the room is that in order to turn the power on in the room for the lights and plugs, you have to put your room key in the slot near the front door. When you leave and take the key with you, the power shuts off in the room automatically.

Maybe it's most appealing feature is the rooftop bar and proximity to the Nationals stadium, but there are many more reasons to stay here year round. The modern, open style of the rooms give the hotel a boutique feel. We stayed in a suite which had plenty of space for 3 of us. It has the typical Hampton Inn breakfast offerings. My daughter loves making waffles. I hate having to get up early on vacation because the breakfast is over and appreciated that it was open until 10 every day. We went to see the sights of DC as a family and this turned out to be a great location. The Metro stop is a block away and you are at the National Mall in 3 stops. Taking the Metro added an extra element of fun. We went to see the sights every day and then returned to enjoy the less touristy Navy Yard area with its many restaurant choices. A friend who lives near DC met us for dinner and was so impressed with the area that has changed so much in the past few years. The biggest drawback is expensive parking which is typical of all the hotels in the area. What the desk clerk won't tell you is that there are other options. Most of the parking garages are only open during baseball games, but we parked on the street for 2 days as we arrived on Sunday and Monday was holiday, so that was free. There is a huge, outdoor lot across the street from the hotel where we could see our car from the room. It was still expensive but less than valet. There is too much in DC to see in just one trip. Most people stay near the attractions, but having gone this unconventional route, we would come back and stay here again.

I usually have gotten great value at all of the Hampton Inns that I've stayed in and this hotel was no different. The room was clean. It came with clean sheets, clean towels, and the water pressure for the shower was good. Every hotel employee that I came across during the weekend were all nice and friendly. The location of the hotel was super convenient. You're within walking distance of the Navy Yard Metro Station as well as several decent restaurants including a Shake Shack. It's also right across the street from the Nationals Ballpark. I stayed here for the Marine Corps Marathon and I had no trouble taking the Metro to the starting line. The only hiccup was when I went to check-out, the lady at the front desk said that I owed 68 cents. It turned out that the booking agent that I used underpaid the tax or something. That's not really the hotel's fault. Overall I wouldn't have a problem staying here again if I return in the future for any reason.

The ONLY positive aspect of this place is it's location; being as my team and I are about 10 minutes from where we have to work. Besides that, (sorry for the harsh language) this place sucks. They had 1/2 elevators broken for 14 floors worth of people! So you had to wait forever there. I would just get on as soon as I could and go for the multi stop ride. Rooms were super bare, not even a microwave. And you will lose a ton of money on parking. I would recommend you stay elsewhere if you can.

Please notice that in all the other low rating comments that the people aren't really saying anything bad about the place. Just a bunch of whinny little bitches so I'll give you an honest review. Hotel is clean, fucking perfect location near almost everything. You don't have to do the valet parking because there is a parking lot right across and it is cheaper. Check the meters because for my 3 night stay, they didn't work so I had free parking for 2 days. Breakfast is good, the roof top is very nice. Their drinks aren't too strong but it's up to you. A large selection of bars, restaurants are within walking distance. The tourist area is within 15-18 mins drive. The staff was very helpful and I think it's all about attitude. They let us check in hours before our check in was schedule. Click on my profile and see that I don't hold my tongue when a place is shitty but this one isn't. Don't listen to those little bitches whining about oh the air was too loud or the staff had their phones like wtf? You should have a great stay and no they didn't pay me to say this.

STAYED TWO NIGHTS FOR THE AWESOMECON: Due to things being booked at the Hampton Inn near the convention center, decided to go with this one instead. This location was $30 cheaper!Paid $140 a night and since dude is a Hilton Honors member- we were stylin'... and profiling' WOOOO!!!! WOO! WOO! And I am someone who stays at Hampton Inns on the regular and enjoys their breakfast options. Beside the point I know but I thought I would add a small piece of my life if nothing else to have the prompt at the bottom go from saying "Sweet deets. Now put some mustard on that review." to "You wrote the pants off that review. We salute you" First of all the hotel is located SMACK DAB NEXT TO NATIONALS PARK. I had no idea and since the team was on the road that weekend it was fine. Unfortunately there was a lot of construction around us, new buildings being put up, etc. as that area is being transformed into a bohemian hipster area. You'll see. To the review! LOCATION: Good spot to take in a ball game, or stay away from all the hustle and bustle of the downtown DC area. I can deal with hustle, but when you add bustle- can't subscribe to it! Won't do it! Within 5 miles (easy driving) of downtown. Also in a cool area with some bars and food joints. PARKING: I mean to tell you it's like charging for ice water in Hell isn't it??? Walk in and $42 they try and stiff you with upon checkin to which I told the valet guy I wouldn't pay that if he had a gun to my head. And I wouldn't. There's another lot for $14/day. Just a question maybe Mr. Hampton can answer: WHY THE HELL WOULD YOU OFFER HOTEL STAY AND THEN TRY AND HOSE ME ON PARKING?! WORK OUT A DEAL WITH THE LOT NEXT DOOR, HIDE THE CHARGE INSIDE THE STAY, BUT FOR CHRIST SAKE DON'T TELL ME THE ONLY OPTIONS ARE TWO LOTS AVERAGING $28. Not pissing with it. We parked on the street - yeahhhhhh guess what it was free. I'll tell ya what I'll be damned if I pay for parking outside of the city. Because I'll tell ya what- I'm tighter than a ying'ed yang aren't I?! AMENITIES: This is your standard Hampton. Good pillows, same shower curtains and soaps provided. The room was a little small and this was the first location to have to use your room key to turn on lights. Kind of odd but hey- I'm fine with progress. Breakfast is free and contains several options. SERVICE: Well we woke up after the first night to find the lights didn't work and the AC was off. I'll tell ya what that room was hotter than a box of the Colonel's original recipe wasn't it?? Here- power was out throughout the building. No breakfast ready, no explanation, nothing. Now let me just add here- my ass fiends for that breakfast bruh. And when they do the little OMELETTES? OHHHHHHH GERRLLLLLLLLL! Dude needs those little bundles of cheese, ham, and joy! So I wasn't happy - but ya know- shit happens. So we left and got things cooking elsewhere and the power was on when we got back. CONCLUSION: I would stay here again. Cheaper, same stuff, away from noise and was easy to drive to. I'll be back. Probably for same reason. BUT I WILL BE DAMNED! IF I PAY FOR PARKING!

I had a great experience with Hampton Inn. The staff was absolutely great especially a gentleman named Drew which was very helpful. I would recommend this place and I appreciate you Drew ,thank you for being so kind and helpful.

Spent the weekend in DC and had a great stay here! This place is one block from the metro green line which made going into downtown DC super easy! I arrived super early on the day of my check in and did not expect a room to be ready. Luckily, Roxy was able to check me in as there was a room available. My room looked newly remodeled with hardwood flooring, a very comfortable king sized bed and nice furnishings. The water pressure in the shower was great! My room overlooked the Nationals ballpark. Due to it being winter, the rooftop bar was not open, but the hotel does have one. When I checked out, the front desk was able to hold my bags since my flight was not until nighttime. Overall, the customer service was great. I took away one star as breakfast was super crowded and not well stocked. They served your typical continental breakfast from 6am-10am, eggs, waffles, juices, yogurt, etc. I stayed 3 nights and each morning the breakfast area was extremely messy; the waffle area had batter all over the place and the garbage was overflowing each morning. One morning, I arrived at 9am and there was nothing left except scrambled eggs. Luckily there are many restaurants in the area, including Chipotle, Shake Shack and Bethesda Bagels. I would highly recommend this hotel, especially if you are coming to the area to tour DC or attend a National's game.

2nd time staying at the hotel. Valet staff very nice and friendly. Front desk with digital check in is easy and awesome. Mini suite overlooking ballpark was great. Unfortunately because of solar panels you can only see the seats. No part of baseball field is visible. Go to rooftop bar for a view into the stadium. I missed breakfast due to my lateness. Front desk made me up a package. So nice that she went out of her way to help me. Located across the street from Nationals Park! Walking distance to everything. Choosing park and stay gives you a discount in valet parking. Room very comfortable. Slept well Definitely coming back. Room 1402

The room was very clean. Good continental breakfast. I love the location is close to places that I visited.

I stayed at this hotel May 2nd through 4th 2022. The hotel is very nice. There are plenty of restaurants in the area. You can reserve a stadium room view. The staff is absolutely fabulous. The staff that I encountered Natana, Jason and Natura will go out of their way to help you have an enjoyable stay. They are the gold standard for customer service. I hope that management knows what a privilege it is to have them on staff.

I'll have to give this particular Hampton 2 stars for the poor customer service the first night I checked in. My 3 nights were already paid for and I was charged again at check in. The breakdown of the additional chargers were not explained to me. And I was given a cop out answer because the employee was too tired. He obviously did not want to be bothered. I started to question the charges and had to WAKE up the employee from his nap. Yes, I caught him sleeping on his job. When I asked for further assistance, he rolled his eyes at me. I wish I would have snapped a picture. He's a poor excuse and should not be representing the brand with that type of behavior. I would not waste your time or money at this location. The worst Hampton I've ever been to. I will not come back. All the other employees were super nice and friendly. Breakfast was always great. Rooms are small even though they call for it as a suite. It's not.....

Recommend foe budget travelers. Navy yard is a up and coming place. Pros: unlimited coffee, good breakfast buffet considering the price of the hotel. Clean gym.

We have a special needs daughter, and they were very accommodating to her. Very friendly. Only negatives were they didn't have tea available Friday night when they said that was a 24-hour service, and they couldn't get our in-room safe to work. But David the engineer was very nice. He even asked to see my daughter as she was getting ready to go the wedding we were there to see.

I travel a lot for work and try to stay at a Hampton Inn. The male clerk was NOT friendly and board line rude upon check in. The breakfast was ok- the same sausage link cuts and scrambled eggs repeated the entire length of my 4 day stay. It's nice to change the meat options up a bit to links, patty, bacon- something. The room was nice. Toilet ran and didn't flush well. I informed the hotel but nothing came of it. Overall- average.

What a treat! We were absolutely thrilled with our stay here. They must have new management because our experience was completely opposite of some of the negative reviews on here. The 1 improvement they need to seriously consider is the Valet. The service itself was fine; a little expensive because prices are jacked up on game days and they really need to be better staffed for valet. Upon arrival, we weren't completely confident in leaving the car out front...and upon departure the valet pulled our car up but didn't leave the keys. The wait time was longer than a regular check in or check out. The room and hotel itself were AWESOME and we'd stay here Again for sure. TIP: request a room with the ballpark view. I think only king rooms have them, not the 2 queen rooms Breakfast buffet: they ran out of utensils, so if you see them grab them while they are available. Rooftop bar: basic bar foods; hot dogs, nachos, burgers. Nothing fancy but definitely pricey. They get busy at night especially game nights. Head there early for a good seat/spot - a lot of standing room but not a lot of seating.

A nice Hampton Inn, fairly recently updated, with pleasant staff and decent (but nothing special), well-stocked breakfast. Rather compact, especially the lobby. Feels safe and well run. Lots of bars and restaurants in the area. Wish more of the rooms came with bathtubs. A special shout out to Andrew at the front desk. I witnessed him deal with an unreasonable guest with great patience and kindness.

Renovated, clean and comfortable hotel with great access to downtown DC (green line metro station right around the corner). We booked a King room on Expedia just a few days before our stay and we got a great price. Overall, we were pretty happy with our stay. The interior of the hotel was really nice, our room was nice and clean, the staff were friendly, and it's great that they have breakfast. Also, we forgot toothpaste and they have some at the front desk! There were just a few things that weren't the best, but it didn't cloud our experience too much. -Check-in took almost 15 minutes and I was the only one in line, and there were 4 people behind the desk. There must have been something wrong with the key machine, but it took forever and I really just wanted to go to my room. -The room was super tiny, which I didn't mind all that much since we didn't spend a lot of time there. But the bathroom was huge and beautiful, so that made up for it. -It looked like only 1 elevator was working, and it was really small and crowded each time we used it. Also, staff use that elevator, so they would bring cleaning and tool carts in there, which was a bit odd. -While it's great they have free breakfast, it wasn't very good. The bacon was probably the worst bacon I've had in my life. Yikes! I'd suggest to just stick to the bagels, cereal or fruit. -Loud construction noise that started around 9AM (not the hotels fault but took away from comfort) These are small things that didn't really alter my experience, but wanted to share. Overall, I would stay here again!

Thought I'd stay close to where I was working for a week in the Navy Yard area. It's a good area. But that's about as good as it gets. I asked them to bring more towels and they never brought them. Breakfast and coffee were weak. Parking is $55 a day and valet only. And do not stay here during baseball season because during the Nats games the entire area shuts down. If you leave the area you have no chance of getting back in until at least one hour after the game ends. Next time I will stay somewhere else.

This was a nice hotel and a great location for hopping in the subway. They have a breakfast that was nice. And the green juice - oh my! It was great! I wish I had the recipe. The room and bathroom were clean and the staff was friendly. There was a Buffalo Wild Wings and a few other restaurants I. Short walking distance. I highly recommend this location!

I absolutely loved this Hampton inn. The price was great and the rooms were fantastic. They were clean and offered all the amenities needed for a comfortable stay. The bathrooms were clean and spacious with extra hot water. I have no complaints about the room itself. The location is pretty good too. Ample street and lot parking, plus plenty of restaurants and bars around. There is some construction going on nearby which confused my GPS but it was manageable. Breakfast was way crowded and they didn't really offer anything to write home about so I didn't bother eating. The coffee was perfect though and they were pretty quick to refill it when it was out. Front desk the night we arrived wasn't the nicest interaction I've ever had, but it wasn't terrible either. Much less accommodating than others about finding rooms close to each other. I would definitely stay here again.

When I first learned about and stayed at Hampton Inn Navy Yard, I had high hopes for this location. My return experience gives me significant pause. Currently this is the hottest weekend of the year (95+ degrees). Apparently tonight is a baseball game - and the Hampton Inn Navy Yard is RIGHT NEXT to the stadium. If you're a baseball geek/nerd/lover, this might be nirvana for you. If you just want to check in and relax, today is a significant problem. My signficant other and I arrived just after 3pm and we were told there were no rooms ready and that they were being cleaned. We were asked to wait about 15 minutes and were offered complimentary coffee. It is currently just after 5pm and ROOMS STILL ARENT READY YET. Also, as hot as it is it outside would be helpful to offer a cold beverage, especially water (although there is air inside the hotel they didn't bother to ask about if any of the guests would like a cold drink). The lobby bathrooms are out of control and smell like a dirty locker room (at least the male bathroom). All the while we have not received any proactive updates - we always have to approach the desk for them to tell us rooms are not ready yet. The staff don't have nasty attitudes, but they aren't proactively accommodating us (cold water, snacks, periodic updates, keeping the lobby and bathroom areas clean). Poor service, lobby housekeeping, and bathroom maintenance in light of rooms not being ready (which they should be by 5pm). You can tell good service by what happens when things don't go according to plan - right now the service here is poor. While the location and relative comfort of the facilities are somewhat above average, good service can make - or in the case break - your hotel experience...as it is currenlty doing mine. I will think twice before staying here again - at least during baseball season and on hot summer days.

I had a great time in the hotel but the staff charged me $117 for an advertised $45 valet. Once I confronted them they said they would reverse the charges. However, they said it would take 1- 3 business days to get my money back. Highly inconvenient and they were not helpful in solving an issue THEY CAUSED! Also the "Complimentary" WiFi they offer is only for people part of their honors program and who make an account with that. Besides that, lovely stay.

Our room was clean, comfortable and we had a view of the ballpark! The lobby air conditioner was not working during our stay, but the hotel staff remained friendly and up beat. They were helpful with directions and recommendations. The hotel is not only close to the ballpark, but so some awesome restaurants and the waterfront.

My key didn't work when I got to my room, went back downstairs told reception. I was insulted when the female desk clerk said " Well how did you use the elevator?" They rescanned my room key and again it didn't work. As a Hilton Honors member I will never stay here again. I'm realistic about mishaps but the tone of the front desk clerk resonated and I'll choose other hotels in the future.

I stayed here for business and it was a fantastic location. Across the street from the Nationals stadium and close to the metro. The rooms were nice and clean, check in was a breeze, lots of places to eat right outside the hotel. I took off one star however for the employee that approached me at breakfast asking me if I'm a Hampton inn employee because I was took a photo of the complimentary breakfast area (it was empty at 6 A.M. so I wasn't taking of people), I wanted to take a quick photo to show my family and coworkers that this was a great hotel to stay at. I told the employee I was taking a photo to show family and he gave me attitude. This same employee guards the breakfast line every morning. However no one fills the fruit or the breakfast items in a timely manner. During my stay there was no oatmeal, no fruit, sometimes no coffee. Instead of scolding your guests for taking a photo, hows about filling your breakfast items or coffee? For the rest of the week I chose to take my breakfast to my room, didn't feel comfortable being stared at the entire time I was eating. Other than that it's a good hotel if you're in the area for business.

We stayed here for 6 nights and very much enjoyed it. The room with a single queen size bed, wall mounted flat screen TV, and large bathroom was quite comfortable. The hotel is conveniently located within walking distance to the ball park, Navy Yard, Metro Station, and any number of eating establishments from sandwich shops to higher end dining. The morning breakfast was very good and provided quite a bit of variety, was well maintained, and never seemed to run out of food. The fitness center was really nice and unlike so many hotels, this one has high grade cardio equipment, benches, and matched sets of dumbbells from 5-50lbs. It's clean and towels and cold water are available. Finally, I'd like to commend Ms. Dewan and Ms. Cyril who quickly resolved a problem with the room we had on the first night and always provided a friendly and welcoming greeting throughout our stay.

Killer location, great stay. Checked in on Friday early evening - king suite was spacious, clean and comfortable. Great views of Nats Park from my room as well. Everyone was super friendly and helpful throughout the stay, and walking distance from everything at the Navy Yard is great. Easy access to public transport as well. Bathroom had lots of hot water, even though one of the outer handles on the shower door was missing a washer and screw, meaning it was hanging on by a thread and almost fell off. That's a very minor complaint though - this was a great space in a great location, and I would happily stay again. Thanks!