Hilton Washington DC Capitol Hill

Visited DC for a quick getaway weekend with my husband. We decided on Hilton Capitol Hill because it was near a lot of the places we wanted to visit plus it was nearby a friend too! It was in walking distance of many places. Awesome view of the Capitol! Clean and quiet room, nice lobby, and we even parked at the nearby NBC parking garage that was way more convenient than the valet parking! Would stay again for a quick weekend.

I stayed here due to a conference going on at the hotel. I arrived early and was told my room was ready, but it was a no show room so I’d have to pay additional to check in. No show rooms are charged to the guest who did not show, so I’m not sure why I would have to pay extra to check in early. Marriott would never. I checked my bags and went to explore. Upon returning I was told it was close enough to check in time so I could check in. 15 minutes early is not doing me any favors when I’ve been waiting for 3 hours. My room was decent. However the bathroom needs improvement. The toilets have low water pressure and I always requested if it would actually flush. The caulking is tacky. My biggest issue is the thermostat wouldn’t go above 71. It’s 20 degrees out. I called the front desk who sent engineering up. The batteries were dead so he replaced it. Engineering was punctual, nice and pleasant. I waited 3 hours and it still didn’t increase so I called again. The same gentleman came up and said a sensor or switch was turned off but he fixed it. Wonderful. It still never rose above 71 so I went to bed freezing. The next morning I asked the front desk if I could change rooms due to the thermostat not going above 71 and 2 engineering visits. She agreed and I left my bags at the front desk until the conference was done for the day. I got to my new room around 6pm. Turned the thermostat up and went out for an hour. When I got back it still hadn’t changed past 71. The nightstand was dirty with clear rings from a cup so I know it hadn’t been wiped down. Same bad caulking and toilets that were questionable. Again going to sleep freezing. This morning I had a talk with the organizer of the conference to let her know my disappointment with this hotel and to please not book our conference at this hotel moving forward. No compensation was ever offered as well, which I found odd. As a platinum member with Marriott I expected better from the Hilton. I still have one more night at this hotel and not looking forward to another freezing night as it’s also starting to snow. The location and proximity to the capitol was ideal. But I’d prefer to pay more and be further for a better experience and better quality hotel.

I’m not sure if I just got the only neglected room in the building, but it was terrible. Had to call maintenance immediately upon arrival because the central air wasn’t working and it was 70+ degrees in my room (which was super hot compared to 30 degrees outside). The room still had trash in the trash cans from the previous occupants. The toilet was absolutely disgusting (see photo). I had to ask the front desk to send someone to clean the room again. The faucet was loose and wobbled if you touched it. The handle on the sink leaked from the actual handle on the cold water side. I attached photos of other rundown parts of the room. The lobby was beautiful, the staff were fantastic, but for the price of this hotel, the room was a huge disappointment. They offered me a different room, but it felt like a waste when I had already unpacked and would only be there for a short trip. I really hope the hotel sees this and looks into their rooms on the 14th floor!

The hotel is great. Mandatory valet parking and expensive restaurant. Typical in DC. If you have business at the Capitol or thereabouts, this is a great place to stay. Staff provides above average service and has many long tenured folks.

There are no breakfast options before 7am on a weekday. The hotel is completely out of soft drinks like Coke or Pepsi except from the restaurant which is closed until 7:00am. They sent me to the Corner Bakery which also has no soft drinks at all. Back at the Hilton, I asked where I can get a Diet Coke and they said to go to the Hyatt a block away across the street in 18 degree weather. There were four staffers at the desk and that was their best answer. Maybe next time I’ll just stay at the Hyatt instead.

Overall a nice hotel, but with a few fairly major (but fixable) flaws. Staff was generally very friendly and helpful, hotel is clean and well kept. Mattress was comfy and blackout curtains were great, very quiet and great views. They honored my request for a high floor which was very nice. However, the pillows were atrocious - I think they were down or similar, and just offered zero support. Fully deflated under our heads, with no alternative textures/firmness in the room (many hotels offer a variety of pillow firmnesses in the room - not so here). Our main complaint, though, was the bar closing at 9 pm on a Saturday. We had just gotten back from dinner and were looking forward to a drink or two before heading to the room, but they said they were closing early due to lack of customers. There were at least 5 other people there. They said we could get some wine at the little shop by the front desk, but they had nothing chilled there. I think a major brand hotel bar should be open for its posted hours (which should have been until 11 pm on saturdays according to the prominent signage in all the elevators).

I recently stayed at the Hilton Washington DC Capitol Hill, and I was thoroughly impressed by the level of service and hospitality. From the moment I arrived, the staff went above and beyond to ensure my stay was comfortable and enjoyable. Their warmth and professionalism truly stood out, making me feel welcome at every turn. Whether it was the front desk staff, housekeeping, or restaurant team, everyone was attentive and eager to assist with any request. The room itself was well-kept, spacious, and immaculately clean. It was clear that cleanliness and upkeep were a top priority at this hotel, as everything felt fresh and well-maintained. The housekeeping staff did an excellent job, ensuring that I had everything I needed throughout my stay. The hotel restaurant also exceeded my expectations. While I had no complaints, I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food. The menu offered a variety of delicious options, and the meals were well-prepared and satisfying. Overall, my stay at the Hilton Washington DC Capitol Hill was exceptional. The combination of outstanding staff, clean and comfortable accommodations, and a great dining experience made it a trip to remember. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting the area!

We recently stayed at the Hilton Washington DC Capitol Hill, and I was so pleased by the level of hospitality and the beautiful lobby. From the moment I arrived, the staff was wonderful. Big big accolades to Kamal the doorman. He is the first face you see when you enter the hotel and the last one when you leave. Always helpful, pleasant and completely organized. Grind offered good morning coffee with a smile. The bar was nice. The lobby is beautiful. The location is a huge plus. The rooms were absolutely fine. Nothing to over the top but absolutely fine.

I stayed here for 4 nights. The bed and pillows were very comfortable, and the room was fairly clean and comfortable. Location was a 15ish-minute walk from the Library of Congress, which was convenient for me. I wish there had been some real glasses in my room, either tumblers or wine glasses, but there were only plastic cups and paper coffee cups. On a Wednesday night after my work was finished, the restaurant closed at 10 and when I arrived at 10:30-something the bar was closed, even though signs said it served drinks until 11. Because the restaurant was closed, there was also no room service. That was pretty disappointing, and the spacious snack bar/sundries area held little food or drink of interest, just expensive junk food and one or two boring mass-produced beers. I honestly expected more in this respect from a 4-star hotel in this neighborhood, which could sorely use another late-night food/drink option.

The hotel stay was great! Check-in was a breeze, and I was offered two bottles of water as a Hilton Honors member. The room was spotless. Usually, I can spot something but there were no inconsistencies. The cleaning staff did an excellent job. Although there is a small refrigerator in the room, you must use the microwave downstairs in the Grab & Go Fresh Market. I found the price to be optimal for the location. The elevators ran promptly, and the room keys did not lose activation. It was a cold weekend, so I opted to keep my vehicle on site, covered, at $60/night, as self-parking is unavailable. Also, because of the weather, we ate at Federal City Bar & Lounge for two nights as the Bistro 525 was not open. The prices are $$$, but we could stay out of the cold, and the bar has great drink options! Some restaurants are within a 15-minute walk, but we didn't want any parts of the cold. A s I lay in bed on our last night, I decided this location would get 5 stars. I found the hotel to be a very nice place and in a great location.

This hotel is in a fabulous spot (you can see the capital) and the rooms are quite large for the city. That's where the comforts end. You will be nickel/dimed the rest. There is only Valet, no self parking. There are no Self luggage carts. Service seems to be interested in anything but you. Even if you are a diamond there is no check in water. The only Bar closed at 8:52 on a Saturday. Outrageous! (They want $70 a bottle of cheap wine in the Sundries shop) The rooms are preset to their version of 67 and can not be changed. I posted a pic of the unit. Perhaps someone knows an override? This is a city hotel so you can expect some of these things. Would I stay here again? Only for the convenience and only if I am getting the room cheap. Thank goodness a great bar/restaurant was around the corner.

I stayed here while visiting for a wedding. I am a Hilton Honors member so I got some great service. I had people check in daily from the hotel with my satisfaction. The hotel is located nearby a ton of places - other hotels, restaurants, liquor stores, etc. We were able to walk to all locations we wanted to go to over the weekend. The Capitol Building was less than a half hour walk which was amazing. Upon entry, the view in the hotel was absolutely beautiful. The check in and out times were perfect. We got to check in early with no hassle. It was in a safe part of DC. The rooms were neat, clean, and spacious. Easy controls for temperature and the bathroom was stocked with plenty of towels and usual amenities. Everyone was friendly and the service was amazing. Downsides were no breakfast included, one unlabeled and difficult to find ice machine, and limited meal options. I bundled the hotel with flights but it was very affordable. I would definitely come back and stay here if I visit DC again.

We had a great experience here. Room was clean and spacious. Staff was friendly, courteous and helpful. Would definitely stay again.

Excellent location, close to Union metro station and train stations. Within walking distance to Capitol Hill, Library of Congress, and also Chinatown, Capital One Arena, and National Portrait Gallery. National Postal Museum is a five-minute walk away and a pleasant surprise for us; we didn't expect to enjoy it as much as we did! Highly recommend going there as it's likely not as crowded as the other museums. The two dining establishments serve excellent food too. Classy but not fussy! Friendly servers and staff. There's a little mini market by the Registration counter; you pay for your purchases at the counter. The hotel was under renovation when we checked in. Bedroom was basic but clean and comfortable. We didn't have any views though but that's ok since we didn't come to DC to spend time in our room anyway!

I stay at this hotel often. Hilton has done major upgrades to this property. Completely redesigned the lobby, added the pantry and moved the bar to a more central location. Nice views of the capital. The rooms are large and comfortable. Comfortable beds. Convenient to many locales in the city.

I had a great 3-night stay at the Hilton Washington DC. We arrived early to DC but we're able to check into our room early. The room was nice and clean with a large comfy king bed, plenty of storage space, a nice desk and lighting. The shower was a bit finicky to switch between the faucet and shower head. There was construction going on in the lobby and restaurant. Regardless, this did not interrupt our stay. The hotel is centrally located. You can see the Capitol building from the street and the National Mall is a quick Uber ride away. The weather was great so we ended up walking there. Overall a great place to stay during your time in DC!

Yikes, bed bugs! Eaten alive by one of the biggest names in hospitality. 3rd floor room adjoined a noisy meeting space, thin walls and boisterous people everywhere. Hilton could not move me because they were fully booked. As if that weren't enough, the restaurant food was awful. The only exception a sirloin steak served in the bar area. Otherwise menu items hardly, barely matched descriptions on the menu. Looking at you "Griddled" breakfast sandwich...pfft Reconsidering my Honors membership. Will try another hotel in the future.

I was in town for a work meeting and they arranged for us to stay here instead of a nearby hotel where we usually stay and this was an upgrade. The room was quiet and comfortable with an excellent walk in shower with plenty of hot water. The wifi was decent and there was a comfortable chair to relax, The only problem with the room was that the lighting was not great. There are lights over the end tables next to the bed and soft lighting along the headboard of the bed, and then only one task lamp over the table. There wasn't enough light to read or work in the comfy chair and the table had chairs that were not good for short people- way too deep and the height was not adjustable. In other words, really nowhere to work other than in a dim corner of the room or on the bed. The fitness room on the 3rd floor was basic but good. Staff were friendly and helpful. The location is great; it's a short walk to Union Station Metro stop and very close to the Capitol and all the museums.

For about a month or two I was not having the best of luck when it came to travel. It kind of hit a peak here. I was in town for a work thing and was being put up here. It was convenient, especially since I knew the area pretty well. Being that I was out of town for work and being put up here, it was all taken care of on their end. This is where the mix up started. Upon check in I was only responsible for necessities. But the hotel wanted to charge me the whole amount for the room for my stay. There was a lot of back and forth between me, the staff, and who set up the room. Once that was figured out I thought I would be good. Finally, with key in hand, I went up to my room. Now, I thought check in was a hassle, but what happened next just made it so much more of a hassle. I get off the elevator, make my way to the room, scan the keycard, and open the door to a surprise. Turns out I was just checked into a room that was already occupied. Once I opened the door I was greeted with a suitcase opened on the bed with all it's contents all over as well. I never met who the owner of the suitcase was...why...well, because they were in the shower, in the bathroom. So I just noped my way out of there and headed my way back down to the front desk. Funny thing when I headed back down to the front desk, the staffer was not as amused as I was at that point. See, when I headed up to the room and after the initial check in fiasco we joked about the confusion and I had said if anything else would go wrong I would let him know. He said that he was done in ten minutes and it would be someone else's problem. Well, my amusement translated to his surprise. When I informed him why I was back down there, he did not believe me at first. I don't know the specifics about why this happened, but it could have been that someone had checked another person into what was to be my room. To make things right, which I was not looking for, I was just looking to get to my room and drop my stuff off, they upgraded me. Now when you think about it, in DC that isn't much. I got upgraded to a room on a higher floor with a Capitol view. They also wanted to comp a meal or something while I was there (I did not use this, I hardly had time to have a meal in house or order room service). My Capitol view, was basically a view of the dome and all the rooftops of the nearby buildings and buildings looking towards the Capitol. The room was bigger than what I was expecting. Decent sized and plenty of space to throw my stuff about. Tons of outlets to accommodate all my electronics I brought with me. The bathroom was even big, not like other hotels. The only thing that was smaller than normal was the closet. It also was hard to open, so I just put my suitcase behind the door since there was ample space. The TV swiveled out and was able to be angled to wherever you were sitting in the room. I really enjoyed the headboard light, it gave the perfect amount of glow to make the room comfortable to fall asleep. As for the rest of the experience, it was enjoyable. The staff were all really great to interact with. Some of my colleagues ran into some troubles. One that decided to park at the hotel, which was valet parking, had to park himself, but pay the valet rate. That doesn't seem right. After check out, I was good. I reassured the front desk I didn't need anything comped and made my way out.

Great location. There's a large rack of bikes in front so for those who use dc rental bikes and need to bike downtown for work meetings, this is a perfect location and it's also a block away from Union Station. Location is perfect. Only downside is lighting in the room and the low flow water toilets (they also forgot to stock towels in my room upon check in but they were great the other five days). Otherwise the location is great! Every morning I went running on national mall. It's a three block walk from hotel to the capitol dome front water fountain facing national mall.

The hotel is nice and modern with good facilities, nice and clean bedroom, polite staff. However, there is a train that runs by it and it can be quite noisy if your room faces that way. Fortunately, I was able to move to a different room which helped greatly.

I stayed one night here since it's near Union Station, about a 5 minute walk. I stayed in a King room which was larger than I expected. However, the room was a bit old and outdated. It was a bit strange that there was no desk but there was a sitting area with a table and two chairs. The hotel was definitely ADA friendly (front door ramp, spacious room, large shower with bench, very low toilet). The service was excellent, very friendly and helpful. Even the manager comes around during breakfast. Overall, it's a good hotel if you want an affordable hotel near Union Station.

Absolutely beautiful hotel that I can't recommend enough! DC is a city for walking and this hotel positions you perfectly! It's also in an amazing location if you're coming into the city for business via Amtrak.

Clean, close to everything, and service was great. The view from the window overlooked the liquor store and the roof was covered with garbage. There must be a fire station in close proximity because the sirens were LOUD. OOF... I mean really loud. Bed was comfortable. Room was pretty standard if not a little roomy. Options for room needs were a nice extra. Pros and cons so middle of the road.

O2.14.23 - update - Rating on hotel only. Catered food was unappetizing ... it looked good. Wings resembles Tyson oven chicken. Don't serve fried chicken wings on Superbowl, and it's fake. Tons left over. Lentils were served with brown rice and quinoa (good). Soft pretzels that were hard as a brick. Crabcake sliders that you would spit out after the first bite. Beet salad from the bar was good. The catered breakfast sandwiches were good. Same soup, white bean and ham, over 3 days. Soda $7. Go to the liquor store on the corner!

This place messed up so bad. They had a chance to fix the problem when the primary guest asked, but they didn't and the rest of the guests on the reservation had a hard time checking in. I stayed here with a small group of colleagues from work. This was a work trip. We had four rooms under a single reservation. The person at my work who made the reservation insisted that all our names had been added to the reservation. We were all arriving at different times. One guest had trouble because the hotel said his name wasn't on the reservation. Ok, we can possibly chalk that up to human or computer error. He contacts the person who is listed as the primary guest. The primary guest tells the hotel that there are more guests who will check in later. Primary guests asks if he needs to provide the names. Hotel says no and everything will be fine. I arrive later and the hotel says I'm not listed on the reservation and won't let me check in. The hotel gives me confusing info on what I need to do. First they tell me to have the primary guest use the Hilton app to add me. Then they say the primary guest has to call the hotel. I have trouble contacting my colleague because he's busy sightseeing and meeting other colleagues. The hotel also gives me wrong information about the reservation. They're saying it's two rooms. I correct them and say it's four rooms. They check closer and see two people have checked in. They're somehow confused about how that and they say they'll get a manager. I finally get in contact with the primary guest and he gives the hotel my name and the name of another colleague who is arriving later. I was in the lobby for at least 30 minutes trying to fix this. I met with no manager and I didn't see one show up to the desk at all. A lot of this could have been avoided if the hotel had checked the additional guest names when the primary guest asked about it when he had to sort out the check in issue the first time. I have never had a good experience at a Hilton hotel. It was not my choice to stay here.

Let's start with positives. The staff is very friendly and responsive through the app or phone call if needed (we needed more towels and they were there in minutes). The bar I n the lobby is clean and actually makes craft cocktails. I felt safe at this location and you can walk to the museums (15 minutes) or rideapps about $12. Now the opportunities. The hotel rooms are outdated. It is clean minus the base boards and the shower grout. Carpet is very old and some stains. The TVs are basic Direct TV, no streaming. Would expect more from. Hilton Property. Also this area is not very residential so you are limited to dining options or coffee shops. Overall I would not stay here again. 3 stars for the staff making the most of their 2 star hotel

The location is a 7 minute walk to Union Station where we caught the metro to and from Reagan Airport, all the monuments, museums and all around the city . The front desk staff were very nice and accommodating. They allowed us an early check in and a late check out. The beds were very comfortable and the bathrooms were nice but we never got our extra towels. The breakfast was good, big portions but a little pricey. The bar staff were fun but had to remove an unruly guest getting too friendly with our party. Overall very good location. I would definitely recommend.

This hotel is located centrally near everything in downtown DC. The staff here is the least friendly of any other Hilton I've encountered. They did not greet us upon our comings and goings. They did not provide free water, as all Hilton branded hotels usually do when you stay no matter your Honors level. The Valet parking was $50 per day and they did not even explain that you must schedule to pick up your car early if you checkout before the valet arrive. I guess they assumed we knew the process. Overall, good location no complaints there. I slept well. Decent rooms and beds. The rooms were clean and we were satisfied, I will mention it took some time for the water to warm up but besides that, we were pretty comfortable. They missed the mark for four stars due to the poor customer service.

Hotel had construction in the lobby and outside which was not stated on the website. The check in process was really frustrating as there were a lot of us waiting and only two people were able to work since that's how big the desk is in the middle of the lobby. Our room smelled clean but it wasn't great, the door was beat up and the rug was too between the hall and our room. Our tv was broken and they had to replace it during our stay. The chicken quesadilla was extremely spicy and not edible. No vegetarian options. The hotel is too expensive to look and act like this, way too old.

one of the worst hilton hotel i have ever stayed. On the day of check-in, we were informed that they have ran out of bedroom slippers and umbrellas. Daily housekeeping also did not replenish amenties kit and the refreshment tray. A rather disappointing stay altogether.

Stayed here for the first time on business just to change things up and stay at a different hotel than I usually stay at. I won't be returning. It's not a terrible hotel, but there were enough things wrong that I easily have better choices. First, let's start with a good: - My room was quiet and spacious. - Comfortable bed and pillows. - Restaurant food was pretty good. - Great bathroom with plenty of shelving (but only one sink). - No problems getting hot water. - Friendly people at the front door and in the breakfast restaurant and bar. The bad: - No desks in any room (except for a few smaller handicap-accessible rooms) even though this is a DC hotel near Capitol Hill. Mind boggling. - Had to sometimes jiggle the toilet handle to keep it from running, and the curtains would not close properly. Reported the problems, but they were never addressed during my entire nearly weeklong stay. - No hand lotion in the room, and the body wash and conditioner bottles on the wall in the shower were difficult to pump anything out of. - The heater took a very long time to heat the room. - Very dark in the room even with all of the lights on. - I checked in on a Monday night, and at 8 PM, there was literally nowhere open to eat in the entire hotel. There is no quick service shop or restaurant; just a tiny room with some snacks for sale. - When I had dinner in the bar on a Friday night, the service was friendly but very slow. So, take your chances here, or choose one of the other hotels nearby.

Well located Hilton property in close proximity to the White House, monuments and museums. The team here is super helpful and attentive particularly Eduardo who helped us navigate through the city and kept us hydrated with a few complimentary bottles of water. The GM Jeff was also working closely with the entire restaurant team on both Saturday and Sunday. He is very personable and really put the icing on the cake for us. This is definitely not a brand new Hilton hotel, but again it's well located and the staff is top notch. I would highly recommend it

Hilton Washington DC Capitol Hill on New Jersey Avenue is a great place to stay that is in the middle of everything. I really like everything that they have available here. The staff here is very friendly and accommodating and makes sure that you have everything that you need for the best stay.

I'm unsure why this hotel has 3$$$ nothing about this accommodation is worth 3 anything. I stayed here for three nights of business due to its close proximity to Capitol Hill. I'm not a DC native but you can clearly see the paradox between the wealth and poverty in this area. Yes you can walk to the Capitol during the day but I DO NOT RECOMMEND IT. So here's 3 more reasons not to stay 1. Decor- I researched this place before booking and it stated there was a recent renovation; the renovation was in the meeting rooms not the guest rooms. The room doesn't have laundry bags or a microwave. 2. Dead bugs laying around the hotel. 3. No one ever, I mean ever answers the front desk phone lines.

We were very excited for our trip to DC. This hotel was expensive at $700 for 2 nights. The hotel lobby was under construction when we arrived. Rooms were dingy and dated but we were OK with it as it was close to Union Station. The morning we were checking out we found cockroaches coming out of the closet. We told management. The most they offered us was a free continental breakfast. Who would want to eat breakfast at an establishment where they have cockroaches in their rooms. Very gross and very disgusting. Disappointed with how Hilton handled this situation. We will be staying elsewhere next time.

I had a really terrible experience booking this hotel, but the hotel itself is gorgeous! I booked online through a sketchy 3rd party website, so I guess I was setting myself up for disaster. I won't go into details but essentially I needed to know some specifics about the rooms, and I was told one thing before I booked and another thing after I booked. This confusion resulted in me spending almost an hour on the phone, getting hung up on, getting transferred to the owner of the hotel (?!) without warning (who never returned my call, by the way...), and general unpleasantness. I was tempted to cancel my reservation after this horrible experience, but I didn't want to pay the fee. Weirdly, I actually experienced pretty good customer service once I got to the hotel, so I can understand why the reviews are mixed. For example, I had a super early flight and stopped by the hotel expecting to just store my luggage. To my surprise, I was able to check in at 10am, which was so convenient! The cheapest rooms were around $170 a night, pretty reasonable compared to other places nearby. The room was spacious and recently renovated. The view was nothing special, but I didn't pay extra for a Capitol view. The location is kind of a "dead zone"; you'll have to go at least a half mile away for any decent restaurants/bars/coffee shops. But it's very convenient to Union Station, Capitol Hill, the Convention Center, and other points of interest. This hotel is not part of a franchise, so it doesn't seem like they're striving for repeat business. If you don't care how you're treated, this is probably the nicest hotel you can find in D.C. for the price. But if customer service is really important to you, it'd be better to stay somewhere with a more consistent record.

Terrible customer service from staff at front desk staff/not accommodating Extremely Low water pressure in the shower (almost non existent) Scratches all over the bathroom mirror Rips in the carpet Closet was tiny old doors barely opened No good vegetarian/vegan food options Ice machine on my floor was broken, had to constantly go to other floors to get ice Elevator issues Bad cable TV options Old hotel Didn't receive the water they are suppose to provide at check in Refused to check me in early even tho my room was ready. Told I had to pay an extra fee although my room was ready..clean, and available. Watched them check in multiple people early at no charge after me. Completely thru off my schedule and ruined my short trip. Overall it was decent enough place to just get some sleep (and the bed is comfortable!) but I was hardly able to do that. Don't care much for Hilton hotels but decided to give this a try. Will stick to what I know/like and go to the Kimpton or Moxy next time!

I have no complaints about this hotel as I only stayed here for 1 night. I also got a pretty good deal for $200 via Hotels.com. I arrived around 7pm on a Friday night and my room was ready. It was a quick check in. This hotel has an enormous lobby with a bar and restaurant, plenty of modern lounge type seating areas and even a catwalk with art / photography installations. My room was on the 6th floor with a front view. It was clean and modern with all the amenities. It featured a comfy king bed with soothing upright headboard lighting, huge tv, seating area, fridge and spacious modern bath (no tub) with necessary toiletries. Unfortunately, no coffee maker and no writing desk. The hotel also has a fitness room with a decent selection of cardio and weights. What really attracted me to stay here was the location. Starbucks right across the street, Corner Bakery around the corner, Dubliner Irish Pub a block away, Union Station about a 10 minute walk, H Street Corridor was only $6 bucks via Lyft and the best part, US Capitol, Washington Monument and Smithsonian museums were only 20-30 minute walk. It didn't feel like a hike at all because most of the walking trails were along beautiful parks anyway. FYI, I had a rental but I parked at the Hall of States garage on E St. which was a block away from hotel. It was $26 for 24 hours. From reading other reviews, there's a lot of folks that had a bad experience. Maybe I got lucky because I couldn't really find any major negatives during my stay. I will consider staying here again.

Seems like Hotel is old. They tried to change a few things up it looks like but the carpet in our room smelled old. The bedsheets didn't look like they changed it. There was so much space they didn't know what to do with in our room. The only enjoyable thing there was the Federal city Bar. Bartender was great, I will do another review on the bar.

The hotel was really nice. I had to stay here for a total of five days for a work conference. The rooms were really nice, neat and clean. They were updated and it felt like I was living in luxury. The food was catered and that may have been the best part. I think I gained at least 20 pounds during my stay. I think they were having DC fashion week the last few days that I was there so I got a chance to see some great sights. They were very accommodating and on the last day I got a chance to bring my toy poodle. This hotel had very nice views. It was minutes and walking distance away from Union station. Everything is literally in walking distance.

We chose this hotel because it was the least expensive and in close proximity to the Smithsonian Museums and historical land marks. What a pleasant surprise! The rooms were exquisite and the staff was very friendly. There are charges for the resort fee and parking was pricey but comparable to all the other hotels in that area. Definitely recommend this hotel!

Stayed at this hotel for 1 night to visit my brother. It was nice. We had a double room I didn't pay attention to that when I booked. Sleeping with a kid on that double is a no go lol. Anyway I did keyless check in and the rooms were pretty clean. There is a restaurant on site but we did not dine there. I would book again.

I stayed there for some work meetings and a Lobby Day on Capitol Hill. The Washington Court is pretty close to Capitol Hill, walkable. When I was there, the SEIU had a major conference there, and among other speakers Senate Bernie Sanders was there. During one of the days there, I did some work out of the lobby and there were comfortable chairs and outlets. During that time, the bar was closed but the staff said I could work there. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. On the 6th Floor there's a hallway window that has a perfect view of the Capitol dome. Around the block there's a copy/print shop, a block away there's a liquor store, and it's walkable to the WalMart down the street and there's plenty of dining options that's walkable from there. I'm not sure how much it would've cost if my work wasn't covering the tab, but I'd consider if for the future.

We stayed here while attending a conference nearby. The hotel is attractive, clean, and efficient. Rooms are comfortably sized. Common areas are nice. Breakfast is adequate. Staff -courteous and helpful. We would stay here again when in the area.

HOTEL. REVIEW POSITIVES BATHROOM BEST SHOWER STALL EVER SEEN IN HOTEL LARGE STALL, ROOMY SEAT, SHELF FOR FOOT , GRAB BAR, PERFECTLY ALIGNED SLIDING DOORS WITH BAR FOR FACE CLOTH, NEXT TO INSTANT-ON HOT WATER. Large sink top for your necessary items. MULTIPLE SHELVES LIKE NEVER SEEN BEFORE WITH BEVELED CORNERS PREVENTING INJURY. NEGATIVE IS LACK OF SUFFICIENT BAR SOAP FOR WE WHO DONT LIKE DON'T LIKE BODY WASH. Well, you can't be perfect. ROOM: Sufficient lighting so one could actually read, instantly responsive cooling system, comfortable bed, plenty of drawer and shelf space, Giant television, room darkening curtains that actually work. STAFF : Everyone from Bell staff, to check in to wait staff were efficient and friendly. Although we didn't make use of it, daily maid service was available. Where else have you found that in the past few years? Elevators were quick and responsive. Public areas expansive. Lobby bar a little noisy during high school prom spillout from function room but, hey, hundreds of well behaved kids can't be faulted. Our use of that function room proved to be quite pleasant, efficient bar tender, easy access to the venue. All in all, this was one of our best hotel experiences in years. Two negatives, neither hotel's fault: There is a dearth of restaurants, pubs etc in the business type neighborhood and GOOGLE MAPS couldn't quite figure out where the hotel entrance was but we easily dealt with both. After writing the above review, l learned that a member of our group had a medical emergency. Kudos to members of staff who went so far above and beyond to be of assistance!

I'll start with the plus. The best eggs Benedict I've ever had. I'd kind of hope so for $16, but in the big picture, $16 isn't that much for an expensive dc hotel. The downside is that the walk, while close to Union Station, doesn't feel all that safe. Room was clean, good enough for what it was. No complaints. Not a five star place, but I'd go back if the price was right. And get the eggs Benedict again.

This place is gross! We checked in at about 8pm and we immediately asked about an upgrade once we seen our room. Apparently we had the best and biggest room. There was a cup full of soggy sunflower seeds shelves. We called back to the front desk and asked if they even cleaned this too. And they said yes that and that house cleaning would come tomorrow to pick up the mess. I requested that they send someone to come get it. They did send someone immediately however, when he came he decided to pick it up but disconnect the phone ( I guess they didn't want us to call them anymore). My husband asked the man why did he disconnect the phone he said he didn't know that was something that needed to be connected. We requested that he reconnect the phone, and he did. He also agreed how gross and nasty the cup situation is, and seemed genuinely shocked that it was cleaned with housekeeping. He left and knocked back on the door and asked if he can do another look to make sure the room is clean and there, I appreciated his thoroughness. We called back down to the front desk to request a credit on our room, they offered free breakfast. Which was probably the best option since we booked via Costco Travel. So we agreed. This is our first time actually staying in DC normally we stay at the Gaylord in Maryland and we will go back there for All future stays as this place is underwhelming and sold out. If you are looking for a place to just take a shower and sleep this is the place!

I really enjoyed my stay at the Washington Court Hotel. I found the hotel on the Hotel's Tonight App, and got [what I thought was] a great price on a four night weekend stay. I was in town for a week to attend two conferences and I spent time at three different hotels, and this was my favorite. Things I loved: -Convenient location; walking distance to the Capitol, Union Station, many museums, and a few food/bar options -Neat and clean -Super comfortable deluxe king bed and pillows (I like the bed and pillows soft!) -Mini-fridge in the room -Spacious bathroom with really nice walk-in shower -A bedside tablet that 'greeted me' [in writing] by name -Decent dessert (did not try the food, though) -Excellent bar service and friendly bartender (Denny) -Excellent bellhop service at the entrance that helped with luggage and the door every time we came and went -Professional and classy employee attire The only thing I wish they had was a microwave in the room. Other than that, I have zero complaints and hope to come back here again soon

Staying here during our vacation to Washington DC. The view from our room was great view of the Capital building. Tony is one of the bartenders and has great suggestions on things to do during your stay not to mention he is quick to get your drink and remembers what you ordered the night before The rooms are spacious, beds are comfortable and the service is good. All staff are friendly and acknowledge you when passing by. I would recommend staying here. It's close enough to walk to the Capital building, National Mall and Union Station.

This is a definite place to avoid. Front desk staff was rude and condescending - I had confirmation and staff acted like they were doing me a favor. I have stayed in countless hotels in DC and would not advise anyone to stay here. Rooms are small and dingy appearing as well. This was the venue for a meeting otherwise I would never have stayed here. Hallway and room are musty - smell of old spilled liquids. Do yourself a favor and choose higher quality hotel. The only nice staff were the doorman and a maintenance man who was helpful directing me toward the elevator. Sad testimonial for the Hilton chain. Oh by the way, no desk in the room so makes it difficult to do my work. I love the Kimpton, JW Marriott and Ritz Carlton which care about their guests.

They have bed bugs. I did not notice the bugs until the last night I was there because I happened to wake up at 3am and they were all over both beds of the room. Couldn't move rooms because I was already checking out for an early flight. Was told management would be in contact, they never reached out and are now not answering my calls. Please do not stay here and risk the bugs. The bites are all over my body and are so irritating, I first assumed they were mosquito bites but seeing the bugs confirmed the bed bugs.

The Hilton Hotel on New Jersey Ave we stayed one night. First the lobby is under construction, we walked through a construction site to check in, a hard hat was needed. The room had an empty fridge, basic thin barely there towels, no water, no snacks no robes, no book about the hotel and area. Thin blanket on bed. Exiting my room on my last morning, I opened the door to find a worker painting the molding around my door. Do not stay here. The one star is for the staff. They were kind, helpful, friendly good people. The valet guys were top notch.

The room wasn't cleaned up well. Had a curveball thrown at me with a $50 deposit which I was never informed. Staff was nice and helpful but the room cleaning service needs improvement. If you like your items stolen in a dirty, stained, and hairy wet hotel room this is your best bet. No safe here because that's how they steal your stuff especially the luxury necklace my friend has. My room key failed me three times both on the regular key and the digital key on my Hilton honors app on my phone. Also there was no free parking unless you want to pay $55 a night for parking. So yes please stay clear from this hotel as much as possible. If you like being ripped off, items being stolen, and/or staying in a dirty filthy room be my guest.

The hotel itself was fine. The staff was very accommodating. The doormen were very friendly and wonderful. The restaurant had AMAZING food and restaurant staff were amazing. The concern I had was the homeless people on the corner during our walks from the metro and Union station. They were aggressive and harassed us. One evening one homeless man was shirtless and following a family in front of us and harassing them. He had cuts on his back and a pair of scissors in the back of his pants. He was a bit scary. We mentioned it to the doorman and we never saw another homeless person on that corner for the rest of our stay.

What a lovely hotel in a convenient location in DC. The accommodations were really nice. I especially loved the bathroom. It was large and had everything you needed. The bed was comfortable and you get a complimentary drink at the bar, which I totally took advantage of.

We really liked his hotel. It was quite nice, the staff was friendly and we did not have any trouble checking in and out from our visit to DC. However, the only reason why I'm giving it 4 stars (I would actually give them 4.5) is because it's true what most people say here, they do make come extra charges without telling you before hand. So because I had read the reviews here before going, I had planned for some extra fees but if you are unaware it could really bother you. They first charged a $250 deposit and about $25 per day for "lodging fees" which include the use of internet, gym facility, etc. There is no way of getting out of those fees. We stayed 5 days and the total additional charges to my account (after I had already paid) was about $114. To be honest there were other charges in there but they have been dropped and after two days of checking out the $114 is the only pending transaction from them. Loved the hotel and service. Honestly we went in thinking that because they're conveniently located near the national mall, we expected the staff to "not care" as much but that was not the case, everyone was friendly. The only downside is to just be prepared to pay a little extra for those lodging fees.