Kimpton George Hotel

Located a 5 min walk from union street station. Took the metro from the airport which was straightforward (silver line then red line), takes about an hour. Hotel pleasant enough and looks like it is being refurbished. We had a family room which was large, clean and fairly modern. Staff were friendly. No bar or restaurant when we were there so not entirely sure how you would obtain some of the food/drink benefits from the $34 amenity fee that isn’t included in your room bill…..but the complimentary evening wine and morning coffee in reception was a nice touch. The Corner Bakery just up from the hotel was good for breakfast and late night pasta.

This is one of our favorite hotels in DC. Super convenient to the train station and a unique vibe. The people here are always so nice. We remember Benjamin from our stay here a couple years ago. He is awesome. We met Ephrem this time. He was welcoming and took good care of us. Daily wine happy hour in the lobby is super fun.

What a warm welcome I received when I arrived at Kimpton The George! Ephrem at the front desk was extremely helpful. I had forgotten my phone charger, and he kindly loaned me one, saving me time and money. The location is very convenient to the Union Train Station, the room was clean and comfortable, and I especially enjoyed the hot apple cider and lovely Christmas tree in the lobby. Staying at The George was an enjoyable experience. I look forward to returning.

I obtained information on this hotel for future reference. I can say that the location is excellent, about three to four city blocks from Union Station. It is also convenient to the museums/art galleries, Chinatown, downtown, and churches. It is a very walkable location. The prices available for rooms seem very reasonable and affordable for the location and convenience. From the website, the rooms appear to be very clean and comfortable. The common areas also appear to be very nice. I do wish that they would offer continental/complimentary breakfast for all guests/rooms.

Super comfy down pillows. Hotel staff were friendly and helpful with checked baggage. Decent breakfast option next door to get the morning started right. The closeness to Union Station is a plus. Great location for the Smithsonian visits.

Stayed a couple of nights our bags were lost at airport useless airlingus. |Ephrem was very helpful at the desk. The hotel was very nice well situated but the bar closed far too early. It was closed as we went out for the first time about 10pm. |Overall the stay was good and would use this hotel again.

One of the nicest, well maintained, elegant yet simple and practical. Rooms are very clean, spacious, and nicely laid out. Staff is friendly and courteous, lobby and hallways can use some serious upgrades and renovation, unlike the rooms, they feel old, cheap, dirty, dark and noisy. and notlmost hard to believe that these opac hallways lead to such beautiful rooms. The location is excellent and the prices are reasonable.

I’ve stayed at Kimptons in major cities all over the US and in many international cities and this particular location is not up to par with the brand expectations I have. The amenity fee? What’s that covering? The lobby is minimal and not inviting. The morning refreshments were not well stocked and had to ask for waters. Our room was a decent size for DC hotel rooms but the bed and linens were not nearly as comfortable as other Kimpton’s. The sheets were incredibly stiff.

I have to say my stay here has been very pleasant. I was quite surprised on the facilities here, very comfortable bed, Sheets are amazing, towels are soft and clean. The room was spotless. Staff wet out of there way to ensure I had a good day. Only problem was of the two elevators only one worked. That was the most annoying part as you have to wait 10 to 15 for an elevator. Great location, only a quick walk from Union station and the Red Line.

Disappointing. Not up to Kimpton standards, but they charge Kimpton prices. The staff is very kind, but the property looks shabby. Worn carpet, needs painting and general sprucing up. In our room, the sliding door to the bathroom was very difficult to move and the shower head needs replacing. The fitness room is above average for its equipment, but like the rest of the hotel, looks shabby. The elevators look dirty, adding to the overall shabbiness.

My family and I did a short DC weekend getaway. Kimpton George was not only reasonably priced but very close to Central Station. This was a bonus for us as we rode the Amtrak into town. The hotel itself has a perfect DC theme and despite not being the fanciest in town, the people there make it a must-stay destination. The staff at Kimpton George make you feel like family! Never before have I stayed in a hotel that checks in on you throughout your stay to see if you need anything or simply to see if your stay is going well. As an added bonus, they offer a wine hour daily (we were served by Ephrem... he's the best!) and comp $10 in Uber trips daily, providing receipts. We would 100% stay again, our new home away from home.

This gets ALL the stars. Kimpton. Kimpton. Kimpton! Always a pleasure... We stayed here for the first of many DC staycations. Babe and I are celebrating our birthdays. It's V-I-R-G-O season, so you know we just had to stay somewhere official. Accommodations: Premium Room, 1 King Bed with Sofa bed - 8th floor. NICE. Very nice. This room was spotless! Absolutely no dust, dirt, or stains were found during my first of several scrub downs. (I have always traveled with cleaning/disinfectant products.) This was a great first impression for a hotel. One of the great amenities of this hotel includes a FREE happy hour for hotel guests. We arrived in time to enjoy Whiskey Wednesdays. Enjoying wine is still an option. Each room is stocked with @atelierbloem skin and haircare products for your use. There's also a fitness center with plenty of equipment (including a Pelaton!) and workout options to suit your workout needs. The restrooms are pristine. Super helpful staff includes: DANIEL (front desk) - Reservations were made in advance, so my check-in was easy-peasy. He explained the amenities and such, and we were on our way. EPHREM (bartender) - Our gracious host during the weekend happy hour. The set up was done nicely and he explained our wine and spirit options. We already can't wait to return! Pro tip/Gentle reminder: You are near Union Station, so be mindful of the riff-raff in the area. They don't necessarily lurk about in the shadows, but they are present and bold enough to approach you to panhandle. No need for alarm, as this is a typical occurrence in big cities. __ I eat. @f.hux I thrift. @DCthriftish

This hotel is absolutely, undeniable AMAZING!!! The George is easily in the top five of the best hotel I have ever stayed, both in the US and abroad! I picked this hotel on a whim and I am so glad I did, my stay was very enjoyable! The decor of the hotel is gorgeous. Personally, I love cobalt blue and gold is the perfect accent to the rich color. All of the decor, pictures, and other accent pieces played well into the George Washington theme. From the lobby, to the hallways to the actual rooms, the color scheme and theme continues. Our actually room was equally gorgeous and OMG, the bed was soooo comfortable! I swear, it was very hard to depart from my bed at checkout time. Thank God checkout wasn't until 12pm, which was also a HUGe plus for me. But the hotel wasn't just appealing aesthetically, the George was also very clean. I was surprised at the cleanliness of every inch of the hotel we touched. With Covid numbers increasing once again, this is of the upmost importance for any hotel stay! Lastly, I was also thoroughly impressed with the staff who were all equally amazing. Everyone was very friendly and very helpful. The George is definitely at the top of my list of hotels to patronize for another overnight stay on Washington D.C.!

I wanted to like this place, as there were some very positive aspects of our stay there. Unfortunately, also some negative things. Pros: -Location: right next to Union Station. Convenient if arriving by train -Rooms: Room was clean, nicely appointed and bed was very comfortable -Service. We requested a crib, early check in and late check out and were offered each. Cons: -Location: There is literally nothing in the immediate vicinity. I got sick and needed to get over the counter medication and had to take an Uber 25 minutes away. $50-$60 for round trip just to get meds. -No breakfast. We were under the impression that a complimentary breakfast would be available but this turned out not to be the case. The only options were to go to the hotel's restaurant or to one of the few restaurants nearby. But we just wanted a simple breakfast and nothing huge of expensive. I wish they would offer even a basic breakfast of fruit, toast, yogurt and cereal. -Service. Service was friendly and professional overall, however, one thing that really upset us was when we asked for extra blanket / sheets three times (both by phone and in-person), were told by the person at the front desk that someone would come to drop them off, only for nothing to ever happen. No one came by. I felt lied to and honestly, this is the most basic request a hotel should be able to honor. -Room. There was a large sofa that was positioned in such a way that it impeded my path to my side of the bed. It had a metal rod in the corner that anchored the sofa to the floor. Needless to say, I stubbed my toe on this rod three times while trying to walk into bed at night (when lights were off). I wish people would test out the rooms and think about these things before subjecting guests to this. -No information guide. This is maybe the first hotel I've stayed in where there wasn't an information book in the room that contains info on hotel amenities and things to do in the surrounding area (not much as it turns out; though the Capitol building is close by which is cool) ... but despite all these negatives, at least our room came with a yoga mat....

Great location on Capitol Hill, walking distance to the Capitol Building and Union Station. A few restaurants dotted around, but I struggled to find much beyond fancy-ish steak houses on a Friday night. This area caters to M-F, 9-5 crowd I guess, as many restaurants that came up on Google Maps were closed until the following Monday. The boutique hotel is small, but unique; classy but with fun little twists that are common with Kimptons. Checking in was fast and friendly. My room was bigger than I expected, already cooled for my arrival (bless the heat wave I landed in). Bed was comfy and bathroom had a tub and a shower. Lots of plugs and USB outlets, too - super handy. Everything clean and orderly as you would expect from this chain. Free wifi worked a treat in the room, lobby and the restaurant. I arrived during their free happy hour (wine and beer) and the server was super friendly and encouraged me to come back for refills if I liked (nice that seconds are not frowned upon). I took my drink upstairs with me as I was only just checking in after a long travel day, which also was thankfully not frowned upon. I picked this spot due to its proximity to Union Station where I had a train to catch early the next day; otherwise I'd likely stay closer to Penn Quarter where the majority of attractions are (but even then only a 15 min walk)

My un-hospitable stay at the Kimpton George lasted 3 unfulfilling days. The hotel is wonderful, great property, clean, neat, and slightly boutique. But for whatever reason people were hyper-fascinated with my presence there as a guest, though I spent 90% of the time comfortably inside of my room. Nevertheless, that did not stop the targeted malice of others. One morning, beginning shortly after 8AM, housekeeping tried to enter my room several times between 8:05 and 8:25 - they just kept coming back again and again. I was asleep! I would not engage them because 1. there was a Do Not Disturb sign on my door, and 2. I should not have to wake up, get out of bed, answer the door to strangers to have a conversation with ANYONE! Period! There's a DO NOT DISTURB SIGN! It's there for a reason! Please LEAVE ME ALONE! STOP! And since they kept coming back, refusing to accept that I was not going to engage them under any circumstances, I began to record each time they returned, opened my door, and tried to rattle the door until someone responded to them. Which, in this case, was never, because I refused to. I'm a solo female traveler, I shouldn't be awaken and terrorized by a whole team (there were 3 voices outside of the door) of housekeeping staff at 8 in the morning and made to feel prodded and attacked while a guest at a $400/night hotel. That is just unacceptable on every level imaginable. I can't fathom how all of the people gathered in the hallway outside of my door, discussing why I won't get out of bed and come to the door talk to them while they have used their house key to open it WITHOUT ANYONE'S PERMISSION, felt comfortable terrorizing me, alone in my room, in this way. What horrible people! What on earth man? I called down to the front desk to notify the manager on duty, Ibrahim, that I was basically being harassed by his housekeeping crew, and as a courtesy, Ibrahim did discount my last day there to $380 for the inconvenience. Which I do appreciate. I truly do. And then later that evening my cable went out and the engineer had to come to the room to troubleshoot the TV. And then sometime after that, room service knocked on the door with a dinner that I didn't order. Oh, and can't forget to mention that there were kids roughhousing in the hallway, whom also decided that they would knock on my door and then run down the hall. Except, I happened to get to the door in time to catch one of them - and I happily took a photo of him/her/they/whatever the child's gender is. So since it was on everyone's list of priorities to provide as stressful an experience as possible for me while a guest at Kimpton George, it was on my list of priorities to relay this entire experience to all future guests who are looking to plan a vacation in Washington, DC, and are looking for a peaceful experience at a hotel at the top of its game in hospitality. Best to think ahead before booking at the Kimpton George because that pricey room comes with a side of non-stop drama.

They accommodated an early check in which was great. Upon arrival we found out the overhead bin wouldn't fit into the garage associated with the hotel, the owner there named Solomon was super helpful in helping us find parking which ended up being free which was awesome. The hotel was clean, rooms were nicely decorated and they offered a free cocktail hour for guests! The hotel was conveniently located near the capitol building in a safe area. Couldn't recommend it more! Also very accommodating to a large family (we are 6 in total) which is sometimes tough to find!

Had to go to Washington DC for work and have never stayed here before. I was put in room 410. None of the electrical outlets in the bathroom work. The closet is tiny and you can't use the drawers to put things away because when you open the cabinet doors the the bed is in the way, so they don't open fully and the drawer won't pull out. They had no food of any kind available on Sunday. Not worth the money but a good location.

Clean rooms and nice area. The staff was very friendly and hotel was very nice inside. The shower pressure was so off, I think the shower head needed to be cleaned. But the water got really hot. I thought for the price we paid, it would be a better shower but it wasn't. The pillows were horrible and hurt our necks . For the price we paid (one night was $700 and the other was $200, not sure why the prices were so different), I thought it would have been nicer. No microwaves in the room, but you have a mini fridge. Just for the price alone, I wouldn't stay again (especially bc I stayed at a cheaper/nicer hotel around the corner).

Kimpton George Hotel on E Street in DC is a cool place to stay that is in the middle of everything. I have been impressed with their level of customer service that they have available here. Good experience every time I have been here.

After a decade of living in dc, this is where I now always stay when visiting for work. Whether you want to walk, catch a cab, or jump on the bus or metro- or even rent a car at union station, the location cannot be beat. Derek at the front desk went above and beyond during my last stay, getting me early access to my room after I was exhausted post- red eye. Great team all around!!

I've stayed in a lot of shoddy hotels while in DC over the years, but this Kimpton George Hotel isn't one of them. The location is ideal, just a stone's throw away from the Hill and many other prominent government buildings. Overall ai appreciate thr comfortable beds, modern amenities, and occasional good rate. Like most things in DC the hotel isn't all that large. The lobby, rooms, and amenities are solid but in line with the modestly spaced hotel rooms in the area. I recall the hotel being somewhat dated during my first stay close to a decade ago. I'm not sure when the renovations happened, but they certainly did a nice job getting the place up to speed. I've found the bathrooms to be pretty clean and the beds + pillows seem to have improved. Service is good overall and made my stay, as well as others with me feel welcomed and comfortable. The rooms I've stayed in usually range anywhere from $110-180 a night. For anyone groaning at the latter half of the price spectrum, this is a pretty common rate range for DC proper. I've found that they're a bit more likely to drop, especially during the cold months.

Stayed for 5 nights for spring break. Like the local amenities in the area. Great Irish pub 3 minutes away (The Dubliner). The Bis Bistro attached had a great breakfast, but a bit pricey. Hotel was pretty clean. Staff was fine, although we had little interaction with them. I would not return for 2 big reasons....the bed and pillows. They were not up to snuff (quality of a motel, not a hotel). Also $35 per night amenity fee? What amenities did you offer us? These are deal breakers.

Love, love this hotel. We booked 6 months in advance through a third party work website (not Kayak) and I was a little nervous that the reservations would hold through but... they did! I called a few days before to confirm and request an early check in. They politely accommodated as I mentioned this was our honeymoon trip. As a boutique, concierge is there strong point. They suggested a free cheese tray for our room which I gladly accepted but we ended up with a chocolate cake and bottle of wine. No complaints, though! My husband and I thought it was very kind with a hand signed card from the desk. Our room was the cutest, quaint thing with old school clocks, deep blue walls, George Washington script and modern George art. Hubs and I are political nerds so we adored the hotel. We did not partake in the nightly wine hour or the restaurant. We asked about the free bike share but unfortunately they were reserved for the weekend. I wish we would've known we could've reserved bikes but there are two Capital bike shares nearby. The location is perfect, nearby Union Station, the Corner Bakery, the Dubliner and most importantly for tourists, the US Capital building.

Absolute Perfection. I don't write over-the-top reviews. Go check. This place deserves it. When you check-in, you are treated by what might be the friendliest hotel staff either, but not in a cloying, irritating way, but in the way that makes you feel like they genuinely want your business and want to make your trip pleasant. Boy did they. After I checked in and they scheduled my included breakfast to be delivered to my room the next morning at the time of my choice, I was handed a glass of wine. And offers of help with my luggage. The room is spacious and nice, not ostentatious. The marble bathroom has both a bathtub AND glass-enclosed shower with I-dare-you-to-use-it all the way turned to hot water (pro tip, don't do it! It's hot & plentiful!) The Keruig is stocked with plenty of coffee & decaf, and the entire hotel is spotless. There were vacuum cleaner lines on the upholstered chair so you knew it was cleaned before you walked in. Oh, and the sheets? They're not advertised as anything special but they're delightfully soft. The front desk & staff are what make this hotel. Uber? Turn in your receipt for a $10 credit. Want to bike? They will bring one right up. And then they'll want to hear how your ride was. Need a cab? Or pretty much anything else? Yea, they'll do that too. Personable, personal, and professional service at every turn. The manager, Sergio was available and personable, but with staff this great, you don't need to talk to him... All this with a great location, easy walking distance to lots in DC.

If you're not fond of the big chain experience, Kimptons are a nice alternative. The George is convenient, clean, and the staff is fantastic. They are real, available and they make business travel bearable. Kimpton's have a 5pm wine Hour --free--that is a great way to end the work day. Ephraim rocked the wine hour. A really great guy and funny. Oh and the George is very pet friendly. I've stayed here for 2 months at a time with my dogs and had a very good experience.

Beautiful hotel in Capitol Hill. This hotel offers an amazing stay prices varies through season. The hotel was build more than 200 years ago. The hotel has various guest rooms option with European feel. The hotel has various large ballroom with can has gather from 200-300 people. My favorite part of the hotel is the spiral stair case and the happy hours bar. When you enter the hotel you automatically feel you in Europe, the lobby is relaxing and beautiful, the decor of the hotel is beautiful and unique. The staff is friendly and the rooms are clean, unique and relaxing. Hotel is located near Metro station, federal triangle metro station.

I've stayed at a few Kimptons and this one is ok, not the best one I've stayed at. Needs some updating. A few things in the bathroom looked pretty rundown. The bathroom door was warped, there's a light underneath the sink that was sticking out, the faucet needed to be replaced. The rug and the hallways were also pretty dated. I stayed in a deluxe queen queen sofa sleeper room, it seemed rather tight for the sleeper. The beds were comfortable. The temperature was hard to control, the air kept blowing even when the temperature was set high for heat. I had to put it on 82 to get some heat blowing, and even then it would still try to blow cool air. The location is very good, it's a short walk from Union Station and close to the Capitol. The staff was very friendly. As with other Kimptons, they have a wine happy hour in the lobby which is always nice. What makes this hotel is it's convenient location to Union Station, but otherwise it's pretty dated and needs some updates. It's not up the caliber I've come to expect from Kimpton hotels. I'm not sure if I would stay here again, I would probably try one of the other Kimpton hotels in the area before coming back here.

Kimpton saved the day! Originally I had booked a room at the Holiday Inn by the mall area. Save yourself the hassle and do NOT go there. We decided to switch to the George Hotel and I'm so glad we did. We checked in around 9pm and were greeted by a friendly and helpful front desk associate. Our room was so wonderful. Very classy and comfortable. The room had a huge bathroom with plenty of counter space. I loved the Nespresso machine--nice touch! A perfect little morning pick me up before venturing out to get more coffee :-) The bed was so cozy and we slept so well. The location is wonderful. It's in a very walkable area. The door person was WONDERFUL. So professional and helpful. We loved our stay here and would recommend it to everyone.

Well I can definitely, Kimpton is probably one of the cutest hotels I have ever stayed at. It all started with a company trip, I was looking for hotels near the venue that I was planning an event for, and this was on the list of recommended hotels near by. I booked a room for me and my co worker and was pleasltly surprised once we got there. There were a couple itemst that instantly stuck out once I was there. The hotel design was very pretty and very themed, it really felt D.C. There were decor items with President Washington which I thought was a pretty cool feature. The staff were really nice when we were checking in and told us that there is a nightly wine hour, I think it was at 5 p.m. The room was large and clean, the bathroom was large. There was some parts which I thought in the bathroom could be cleaner. My overall take on the hotel was: good, clean and nice value for the price.

Finally I get a mini bar in the room!!!! Woot woot! LOL. Not a bad hotel; good location for walk ability around the national mall etc. There is a nice bar/restaurant attached, but I didn't have time to try it. Offered some kind of social at 5pm, which sounded great, but sadly, I couldn't attend. They have a small fitness area; no pool or jacuzzi. They have direct TV with HBO. The few things I did t like was the elevators and hallways had a musty smell; very odd. The beds were okay, just okay. No real view, but oh well....you'll have to get out and explore. Overall, I'll be back when I have a longer stay and utilize some of the amenities and location. One of the nicer hotels if your staying on the Capitol side of DC.

Nice hotel with amazing service! Everyone was so nice and helpful. Especially - Ephrem, who went above and beyond and always bring a great energy with him whenever we see him in the lobby. Kudos!

The George doesn't disappoint and they treat their guests VERY well. They accommodated a 8am Friday Check-in! That evening, after a day of sightseeing we returned to handwritten note, a bottle of wine, and a small pastry from the Corner Bakery to welcome us the The George and to DC. They are the first "smaller" hotel facility we've stayed at and were a little wary of the boutique-ish nature, but we were delightfully amazed and the quality of our stay. They have everything, all the necessary amenities. I would have preferred name brand individual toiletries, like tiny souvenirs. I'm not really a fan of the refillable body wash, shampoo, and conditioners. These dried out my skin. Fortunately, I did bring my own, so I was set. The decor is so garish, but so very cool. They do a nightly happy hour, free wine and socialization. They have the Bistro Bis attached, which is a pretty nice french cuisine spot.

This is such a great Washington themed hotel. I absolutely love the room with the blue gold throw pillow like a colonial outfit. The Constitution Wall really screams, "hey, you're in the Nation's freaking capital" which is so cool. I love the candle style lights in the bathroom. I don't really recall the customer service. The hotel is only a few blocks from Union Station. There is a restaurant downstairs attached to the hotel where CBSN tapes its webcast Friday mornings.

WAY too pricey for what you get. Sheesh. 1. No fan in the bathroom, which is RIGHT next to the bed 2. Doubled checked the booking website to get a queen bed with a bathroom that had a separate tub/shower...definitely paid for that kind of room. Didn't get it. Got the SMALLEST room -- I mean you couldn't walk around the bed small. 3. Huge water stain on the ceiling, gross stain in the toilet 4. Someone else's hair in the shower when we arrived...gross. 5. No movies! I'm serious. No movies to rent in the room. It's a hotel?! What?! Overall super underwhelmed with this hotel and won't be staying here again.

Tiny room for the price. Charged us for a ton of additional stuff we didn't ask for. Valet parking was also 10 additional dollars a month than advertised ($65 instead of $55). Also charged us for the water bottles/amenities that we did not use.

This is a really quaint boutique hotel conveniently located close to all those judicial constitutional governmental buildings! Free wine tastings in the afternoon (which you can take up to your hotel room!) The bf and I stayed for a few days while we were doing the whole tourist thing in DC. Everything was clean, the hotel smelled good, and there was a horse lamp in the lobby area. I thought it was cute and fitting that the hotel was George Washington themed. There were a lot of thoughtful touches all throughout the hotel that gave it a whole lot of personality. Notes: - there is no hotel parking so we were told to park across the building in the structure. Kind of sucked because 3 days of parking in there cost us over $50. Take that into consideration. - but once you're there, it is so easy to get around the city using the electric scooters or lyft/uber! - during our stay, one night the fire alarm went off at 5am. It was strange because they never told us what happened and everyone was really calm. Glad it wasn't an actual emergency but I would have liked more clarification the next day over why we were woken up. Overall, thought this place was cute, good value for what it was, and would definitely consider staying again if I was ever in the area!

A tiny gem stuck on Capitol Hill. Staff (Benjamin and Daniel, just to name two) were helpful and attentive. The room was smaller than some at the price, but plenty large enough for a solo traveler. Will absolutely use this for future trips.

I booked a room over the phone and was quoted the same rate found on the internet. However, when I received the confirmation email, the rate was more than $30 more per night. When I called the hotel back, they said the original rate was no longer available unless I would be willing to take a handicap room. Sam, the front desk manager, refused to talk to the agent I had spoken with no more than 10 minutes earlier. He said accept the higher rate or he would be willing to cancel my reservation. Clearly, this is a bait-and-switch tactic. I expected this cheating behavior from Washington politicos, but not from a four star hotel. So I canceled the reservation and booked the original rate online. They should be embarrassed that they cannot see internet rates. Wake up and become internet savvy and customer centric. Hopefully, their rooms will be better than their service and the front desk manager will be fired before I arrive.

June 2021: much of the Smithsonian and national buildings are still closed due to COVID, and restaurants are fee and far between, but we had a great stay here. Room is spacious. Service was perfect. Our only drawback was the in-room Keurig/Pike's Peak, which was string, bitter and basically undrinkable. One wonders if it was stale... (we went around the corner to a nice cafe.). The restaurant was great - good food and again excellent service. Because there are so few tourists, we feel like we are getting special attention. Room was spacious. Amenities great.

We stay here annually for work & I love it. Clean w great service & decor. I like the restaurant a lot for lunch and the location can not be beat. Free wine hour in the evenings! Easy walk to grand central station only about a mile from Chinatown. Only drawback is the tiny gym- I never use I injust go for a scenic walk or run from hotel down to capital hill &!national mall to Lincoln memorial.

Stayed here last year. Cute boutique hotel. Happy hour downstairs (complimentary wine) . Almost dark and cozy rooms.

My dad was getting sworn in to the us Supreme Court (yay) and since it was Memorial Day weekend we decided to make a long weekend out of it. My dad booked the rooms so I really can't say on that aspect but I'm annoyed I've spent my life staying and hiltons and Marriott. I think I need to stay at kimptons from now on. Service at the front desk was phenomenal. Friendly ladies who answered our every question. We checked in and were offered a glass of wine. Apparently they have free wine hour every evening. Who doesn't like wine?? Well I'm sure there are people, but I'm not one of them. Our bags were brought up to our rooms while we jetted around the corner to run an errand. Went up to the rooms. Decor was lovely. While the candle lights on the bathroom wall was a little cheesy, I get they are trying to make it romantic. Separate tub and shower - my boyfriend, who unfortunately couldn't make it down would have died. I don't even take baths and I took one! Although, would have liked some bubble bath. Yes, I could have called down and I'm sure it would have been brought up. But, by the time I had committed to the bath, the water was already running. Also, the robe situation - you get a choice of cheetah and zebra. I know there are people who like those patterns, but I'm not a real New Jersey housewife, so I'm not one of them. Would prefer a plane white one. However, the umbrellas in the room came in quite handy more than once as it down poured while we were there. In room coffee. They have little keueigs in the room. Which I think it's an excellent idea compared to the mini coffee pots (pretty much the only time I think keueig coffee is acceptable). But the first night I was there they had the powered "milk," for the coffee. Gross. But the next morning they gave the little mini coffeemates. World of difference. However, I do think they need to do at least two bottle of water for free instead of charging $6 a bottle. It's water! Our stay was outstanding. The staff was amazing and went out of their way. I'm beginning to wonder why I stay at hiltons and Marriotts, that might be changing.

Great customer service and trendy hotel, might return once DC opens. The room was a good size, everything was clean and orderly. I docked it two stars because the amenities were still closed and the room was a little outdated. The shower head needs to be replaced and windows seemed to not properly shut. Overall, this place was worth it due to management and front desk staff. Also, ask for a loaner bike - they are oddly smooth and light to ride.

I really enjoyed my stay here. The room was very big and comfortable, and also very clean. The customer service at the restaurant and the hotel receptionist were A-1. I even got a free bottle of champagne just because. Everyone was really nice and I'd love to stay here again once we are out of the pandemic.

This place is very nice and the people are very helpful. The hotel is located very close to the Union station and also to the circulator bus route. So convenient. I would definitely cost this hotel again

Nice, clean, comfy hotel. My wife and I were recent tourists and found this location to be great. They even left us a card and cake for our honeymoon. We were pretty central to everything, Union station, the Capital building, restaurants and bike rentals. Everything a tourist needs with a few blocks. Customer service was nice and friendly and our room was comfortable and clean. Would stay here again if ever in the area.

Charges you for coffe bar Toilet overflows Leaking stains in bathroom Peaceful Needs more improvement I will not return

Staying in Washington DC for nearly a full week during a conference, my husband and I decided to stay at Hotel George thanks to it's unique and modern appearance, and proximity to the National Mall. At the start of our trip, as other Yelpers have mentioned, we were bummed to find that the immediate area around the hotel is a bit of a restaurant desert. As we got to know the area, we managed to find lots of wonderful food options around 7th (ahem, Matchbox, Daikaya Ramen Shop, and Pitango), which is all about one mile West of Hotel George. It's a straight shot and not a bad walk when the weather is nice, otherwise it's about a $5 fare via Uber if the weather isn't so nice. Our room had all the amenities I've come to rely on - a Keurig with coffee and green/black tea k-cups, shave kits, toothbrushes, etc. I appreciated seeing that their shampoo/conditioner were in large permanent bottles in the shower which reduces plastic waste immensely (way to go, Hotel George!), but was confused why the hotel doesn't offer a green towel program as nearly every other hotel I've stayed at in the last several years has offered (you know... throw your towel on the floor if you want a fresh one so we're not wasting so much water to wash a billion towels every day). When I'm on vacation, I love the luxury of returning to my room to find a freshly-tucked bed and clean coffee cups, but I don't love the wastefulness of entirely new towels each day. It's also worth noting that Hotel George has a free wine hour for guests from 5-6pm, a wii in the lobby, and valet service. Rumor has it that they also have bikes available but it was too rainy/cold during my stay to find out for sure.

My first stay and here's what I'm already loving about The George, the best place I've ever stayed at a per diem rate: 1. Hotel bar encourages you to take a drink with you to your room. (Only 3 drafts, but 3 good choices.) 2. Enormous marble & granite bathroom has a shower AND a tub. Soap & shampoo on tap in the shower, no wasting little plastic bottles, nice. Even free cotton swabs. 3. Way cool large room, comfortable bed, USB power points at the desk, a huge TV with ESPN in hi def, and (seriously now) a thermostat so I can set my preferred temp instead of just something random like "lo". 4. Free wifi, just sign up for their rewards club. Corp VPN worked! Didn't try to stream anything tho lol. 5. $10 raid-the-mini-bar credit, nobody ever does that! To be sure I'm not all that eager for a can of Heineken after a fine draft (see #1) but maybe some potato chips? 6. Daily reception 5-6pm offers a free glass of Merlot or Sauvignon Blanc. Perfectly drinkable, if a bit early. 7. Pet friendly with no fees and no deposit!! Ok the odds of my little pooch coming along to DC are slight at best but it's good to know anyhow. 8. Separate recycling and trash cans beneath the desk, maybe it's minor but I like it. 9. In-room yoga mat. I'd probably hurt myself getting into downward dog, but it's another nice touch I've not seen elsewhere. Only minor complaints: the desk is way too high so typing on it is a disaster, no nightlight in the cavernous bathroom, and zero room left over in the little fridge mini-bar.

Very disappointing. I'm not sure why people have given this hotel such good reviews. There was only one woman working the front desk on Friday when we checked in. She handled the line of four couples checking in AND had to answer the phone. Once we got upstairs, our keys didn't work. We had to go back down and wait in the line again. On day 2, the keys stopped working again! The hallways were very dark, low ceilings, and had a creepy feeling. Our room was smaller than expected and had a small shower. We had a lovely view of our neighbors as well as a few pairs of thong underwear and rubber gloves on the roof. There were also two old-looking robes we could wear if we chose. Overall, I would not stay here again or recommend it.

After making a reservation, I tried to speak with the hotel to ask a question regarding the IHG points. Below is a timeline on how the front desk and the alleged manager handled the situation: 1) I call, explain my situation, person working the front desk tells me he needs to ask his manager; 2) I wait for 10 minutes on hold, only for the same person to pick up the phone, talk to me as if he never heard my voice, beginning with "maam I am sorry for the hold," then proceeds to tell me I need to hold longer; 3) I get the same guy again, asks me to ask him the same question again, even though I mention that I already asked, and he already said he needed to ask his manager. I ask the same question, the person says I do not have a rewards number, and follows up by saying there is no rewards number associated with my reservation. I tell him that I am looking at my reservation and that my confirmation number is on the reservation confirmation. Turns out, he thought he was speaking with another customer. He confirms that my rewards number is associated with the reservation, then proceeds to ask me what my question was again. I ask him the question again, this time a little more frustrated, and he responds with, wait, you guessed it, he needs to ask his manager; 4) I finally get the manager, who did not know the policy, because it allegedly recently changed. Never got an answer to my question. All in all, before I even show up at this place, I hate it.

Had a great stay. The front desk attendant,Benjamin, was exceptional. Thank you. Would stay here again.

- great location. All local attractions are very easily accessible by walking or bus or metro. There is a circulator stop right near by to get any where on national mall. Union Station is right nearby to take bus or metro to any where. - Room was very nice and comfortable. I slept very soundly - The staff was very polite and helpful - deducting one star as the room service and prices of items in mini bar were excessively high. Four dollars for a bottle of water. For ordering food, $4 delivery charge, and then 20% service charge.

Beautiful hotel conveniently located with great amenities. I would have given this hotel a 5 star rating but they had 2 trash receptacles stationed outside my door.

This hotel was so nice! Great room size, big bathroom, big bed, and all the amenities you need for a good hotel stay. I love Kimpton hotels, and this one definitely didn't disappoint. They have wine hour from 5-6 pm everyday and you can even take your glass to your room if you don't want to stay in the lobby. The hotel was close to Union station and Capitol Hill. Great customer service from the employees. Will definitely be back!

You can't really beat it's proximity to the Hill. The location itself is a bit of a local business wasteland, there aren't a lot of nearby restaurants other than the one in the hotel (which was decent). My room was pretty basic, though quiet and comfortable. I did have a problem turning on the shower and someone had to come up and jury rig it for me. The gym was a little dated and didn't have everything I normally play with (no yoga ball?). For a work trip it was fine and I'd stay here again, but for pleasure I'd seek out something a little more luxe and fun.