Eurostars St Gregory

Exceptional Stay for a Special Occasion! We stayed at Eurostars St. Gregory in DC for my husband’s birthday, and the experience was absolutely wonderful. The staff was incredibly accommodating, friendly, and professional from start to finish. They were very understanding of how meticulous my husband is about his show car, which we drove there, and made sure everything was handled with care. Their politeness, attention to detail, and willingness to go above and beyond truly made us feel valued.The atmosphere was welcoming, the service was top-tier, and they helped make his birthday extra special. We couldn’t have asked for a better experience. We will definitely be returning and highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for great service and hospitality in DC! Shoutout to the night staff u girls rock!!

Great location, close to Dupont and Foggy Bottom Metro stations. We took a $25 Lyft from Ronald Reagan Airport. Nice lobby and helpful guy on the desk to check us in. Room was on the 9th floor with a view of the apartment block to the rear. Unfortunately, we awoke to see a large amount of ants in residence in my shoes and so immediately brought this to the attention of reception and requested a room change. To be fair, they did upgrade us to a suite without any prompting. Still, not a great start.|We didn't get breakfast on the premises so can't comment on food but there are plenty of place to sit and eat in the immediate vicinity.|Walking to the White House takes around 30 minutes at a slowish pace and you're only 5/10mins from a Metro station. Georgetown is walkable in 15 mins. A Silver line Metro will take you non stop to Dulles from Foggy Bottom for £4.99|New room had a side view of the wall of the next building. You aren't staying here for the view from the room though! As many have mentioned before, the aircon is from pre-historic time, is very loud and isn't really the best. The bed was fine, the tv was huge, the fridge was cool (and didn't need to be turned on every 2 hours as some have suggested), the bathroom was clean and had L'occitane products. The hotel looks modern but has obviously been around a long time and everything is starting to look worn and needs an upgrade. There are scrapes on walls, chips to drawers/wooden items and just a general malaise. We did learn the hotel had recently been taken over and a new management company was in place so hopefully they can spend some money on things like aircon, lifts and fixture/fittings. We generally had a great time in DC and would be open to retuning at some point however I wouldn't choose this hotel based on our experiences in this stay.|Washington is a great city, very walkable and the Metro is very easy to use. Go enjoy if you can, because there is so much to see.

Positive: Great location. Beautiful restaurant and bar in the lobby. Negative: A/C controller in the room was not working so it was too warm. The engineer the front desk sent was rude, insisting it was cold enough (for him) when I aksed him to fix it. Finally when it was fixed, the A/C made a lot of noise all night.

This was a mixed experience at best that could be summarized as a motel attempting to pull off a professional decor of an established hotel. When we first arrived, the staff seemed nice enough, and the interior of the lobby seemed modern, as well as, well-decorated. Getting up to our room on the 9th floor, the elevators were noticeably showing their age, but nothing too terrible. Checking out the room, we found various pieces of trash from the last occupant. The worst of which could be best described as a pineapple slurry in the refrigerator. The fireplace also wasn't working, as well as, the TV in the bathroom. Looking at the snack amenities, there wasn't anything there, but the prices were clearly listed, so I was worried about being charged later. Speaking of money, I checked my bill and noticed the charge was roughly $200.00 more than the original pricing on the confirmation. I went downstairs and spoke with the attendant (Paul), who was quite nice and apologetic. He voiced that the rooms were normally clean, and he'd put in a note about the mess. He confirmed that I wouldn't be charged for the snacks (thus far, I haven't been). He confirmed that the fireplaces were not working, and it was a known issue that had no timeline for repair. After looking at my confirmation email, he showed me in the tiniest of print that the cost of the room was without the additional fees. I voiced my disappointment with the price transparency. The TV in the bathroom was apparently non-functional. As a consumer, they all but ensured, within the first 15 minutes of arrival, that I would never stay at your hotel again nor recommend it to anyone else. Now, Paul was nice enough to put in a note to the GM and asked me to check in the following day to see if there was anything they would do for these issues. The next day, I went down for breakfast at 10:00 am since we did the Bed and Breakfast deal. First off, though the restaurant closes at 11:00 am, they acted as they it was a monumental ask that I should be seated, though there were only two other tables occupied. They did seat me after checking with the kitchen that they would be able to serve me, but I was told to order quickly. I essentially got the bum's rush, put in my order, and finished my food by 10:30 am. Another important note, even though we were staying for two nights and took the B&B deal for both, it only gets you one breakfast, apparently. Not that I wanted to return after the first experience. The food at your standard Panera would have been better. I checked in about the GM, and no word. Spoilers, I did this two more times, and they were apparently busy or not responsive. Anyhow, a few more pieces in the room. We had the St. Gregory King Suite. It was spacious, and the outdoor landing was fairly nice. Part of the view is an office park and another is really just the roof, as well as, a flag. The bathtub was large and roomy. The coffee maker and the fridge worked. On the other side of the coin, you should know that the room is fairly loud. Since it's right by the utilities on the roof, it stays at around 55 decibels. Not terrible since it's basically about an office environment, but it was not the most relaxing. As other reviews hit on, the heating/cooling in the rooms is quite dysfunctional. It either blasts heat or attempts to freeze you all at once. Once it's done blasting you, it essentially seems to give up. We managed this by just turning it on, heating up the room a bit past comfortable, and then turning it off. We were able to use the gym, but the treadmills needed a lot of love and made a sound like...well, if you've ever gotten a partial roll of plastic sheeting in a belt sander, yeah, that noise. Would I stay there again? No. Would I recommend anyone else stay? No. DC has so many great hotels in similar locations for a similar cost. Between the poor cleaning, poor hotel maintenance, hidden fees, and poor food experience, this is essentially a hotel that makes promises on an experience that it just does not deliver on.

The Eurostar acquisition of the St Gregory has delivered a blow to what was once a polished operation. The toiletries—those exemplars of refinement that left skin positively radiant—have been unceremoniously ditched for cut-rate impostors, leaving one’s complexion parched and prickly from dawn till dusk. Service generally borders on the perfunctory, and breakfast, once a generous offer, has been pared back too. I wouldn’t at all be surprised if the next cutback to involve charging extra for usage of the lift.

Before the Eurostars acquisition, this was a lovey hotel. It has been cheapened out to the MAX. The toiletries used to be the gorgeous and natural range of L’Occitane which have been replaced by disgusting and cheap chemical ones. Breakfast vouchers used to be a perk of staying here too but that’s also been removed and replaced with a rubbish “15%” off the bill instead. I stay here for around 30 days per year but will be looking to stay somewhere else now. VERY DISAPPOINTING

Currently here (Nov 13). Room on the 9th floor facing M street office buildings. Quiet. Great location. Friendly staff. Hot water in the shower is barely warm. Air conditioner is loud and barely cools or heats. Room is otherwise spacious and modern.

Unfortunately we did not have a good experience at The St. Gregory Hotel. It first started off with the bathing/hair gels fell off the wall into the tub while showering. The staff was to fix the problem, however upon our return later that day soap dispenser wasn’t fixed and the staff member left his pliers on the floor. By Day 2 the toilet handle wasn’t flushing correctly and then we learned the water would be off for 3 hours. Day 3 was the killer. We came back to the hotel room to prepare for an evening event and water from the room above was all over the living space floor. Needless to say we had to be moved to another room which took quite a bit of time. We didn’t make the event as planned. I reached out to the manager and of course she apologized for the mess and did a few things to appease. The best time was eating at the restaurant. The brunch was great and service was superb. We will come back to the restaurant. We booked this hotel because the reviews were good. Our experience was not what others had previously.

The room was very spacious and the view was decent. I enjoyed that part. The check in was smooth and the staff was very cordial. They explained to me that parking via valet was the only way to park as other garages closed overnight. The parking fee was $60/night. There was also a daily Amenity Charge of an additional $30/day for the extended "courtesy" of 15% discount at their restaurant (is it really a discount at that point?) and that also covers your wifi and "hotel tax". There is also a regular tax tax, and a garage tax on top of the valet. Clearly, I was not ready for all of these fees as I had already paid $800 for the room. I loved the gym, but I will not be able to stay here again.

We arrived for our reservation a little after check-in time. We were greeted by the valet, so that process was efficient. We checked the car and went inside the hotel. The check-in process was simple, efficient, and took place in under five minutes. The front desk attendant was cordial and friendly. He acknowledged us every time we left the hotel. My initial observation was the appealing aesthetic. The hotel had all the feel of a boutique hotel, from the colors to the decor. The restaurant was to the left of the lobby entrance, and the bar and lobby seating were to the right. The front desk was next to the restaurant. Aside from the ambiance, I noticed the elevated temperature of the lobby and hallways. The air quality differences were confirmed once we entered the hotel room, which was like the coldest winter day inside. Each time we left the room, the temperature contrast became more apparent. While the room was cold, the common areas were warm and stuffy. The hotel room was aesthetically pleasing with its brightly colored walls and natural lighting, which made the space feel extra large. It was clear that the rooms had been renovated. Some renovations appeared rushed. For example, the wallpaper was coming undone at the corners. The windows were hazy in some areas and clear in others. Overall, the windows appeared to be part of the original building. That said, the windows were great as long as the sheer drapes remained closed. The room was not bad at all; however, the workmanship of some features were shoddy . I liked the bathroom mirror with the ambient lighting feature, which gave the bathroom a modern, relaxed feel. The other bathroom features were standard. For example, the bathtub/shower was basic and not commensurate with current trends in hotel bathroom features. As modern hotel standards go, the bathtub was extremely basic and small. For added luxury, L'Occitane products were available throughout the bathroom. These items included liquid hand soap, body lotion, and shampoo and conditioner. Overall, it was a good experience. I would visit again.

I'm not sure I've ever had a worse hotel stay in a nicer hotel. I needed a place to stay near where I live and work while my apartment was having some work done and chose the St. Gregory because I had had pleasant experiences at their bar before, the location was convenient, and it had large rooms at an affordable price. But I have never been more disappointed with a hotel experience. On first glance, it seems like a true luxury hotel experience at a reasonable price. The lobby, bar, and restaurant are gorgeous, and honestly my room was pretty nice, and large (though I doubt as large as advertised). But then the problems started. On the first night, the WiFi didn't work, meaning I had to hotspot my phone to work and couldn't stream television. I then woke up early in the morning because the AC had stopped working in the middle of the night. I complained, and they claimed an engineer had fixed my AC (and that the WiFi was a corporate issue that was now resolved) but the AC stopped cooling after an hour unless I reset it, regardless of whether I was in the room or not. And, the fire alarm went off after midnight, sending all the guests down the stairs and into the lobby in the street until the fire department could clear the building. They eventually moved me to a new room the next day after I explained that the AC was still not working. The new room's AC seemed to be working and I finally got a good night's sleep, except the Google Cast in my new room didn't work, so I once again couldn't stream anything. I told the front desk before I left and they said they'd send an engineer to look while I was out. I head out, and I'm only gone for a few hours and come back to my room at a temperature of 95 degrees because the heat has apparently been running--despite me not changing a setting. Oh, and the Google Cast still does not work. I turn off the unit and turn it back on again, and it seemed to start cooling again. I would say about half to three quarters of the front desk staff are kind, friendly, and helpful, and then one or two have the attitude that they could not care less about your experience and should not be in the hospitality industry. After I changed room the first time, I realized I had left my toothbrush in my prior room, and it took 45 minutes for someone to let me into the prior room to look for it. And the woman who helped me when the heat was running seemed to not care in the slightest that my room was nearly 100 degrees. Throughout all of this, I have not been offered anything other than switching rooms. No free breakfast, no free drink, no refund of a night, nothing. I've only been offered to change rooms, but I shouldn't have to change rooms three times to have a comfortable stay. At this point, I'd rather change to a different hotel. I had read reviews that there were AC issues with this hotel and wish I would have listened. I could never recommend anyone stay here in the summer at a minimum. I hear they are getting a new management company in September so perhaps things will improve. One can only hope--the bar is on the floor. PS--I almost forgot to mention that the hotel sheets in my first room were so pilled they were actively uncomfortable. If there hadn't been so many other issues, I would have asked for them to change the sheets! Just a calamity of errors. UPDATE: When I checked out, the front desk staff did ultimately take one night off my bill (and the most expensive night) which I truly appreciated and raised this from a one to two star review. I'm optimistic that the new management will fix some of the fundamental issues (new HVAC, smart tv's) and this will become a great place to stay.

This hotel was above average. The room was fairly spacious and the bed was comfy. The hotel employees were friendly. It's definitely one of those trendy places where people go to be seen. The bar was always somewhat crowded. The only complaints that I have are the a/c wasn't great. We actually had to call someone to come and look at it. He gave us a tip and then it worked decently the remaining few days. Also, the restaurant was majorly over priced and has a very small menu. The prices were just ridiculous. I decided to eat somewhere else. The price was great, too. I'd stay here again (very convenient for taking the Metro) if I was able to get around the same price per night.

Stayed at the St. Gregory for a conference early in the week, mid-summer, and had a fabulous time. Location is perfect and the team went above and beyond throughout. I was able to check in early, and the valet handled the car so there was no parking stress. The room was spacious and well appointed, and super clean. I didn't get to check out the bar or restaurant because the conference took up most if not all of the time I was there, but I was able to walk to good spots for food, drinks, craft beer, even a delicious breakfast sandwich. Hotel was quiet - the air conditioner did come on rather loudly and wake me a few minutes before my alarm, but that wasn't a huge deal. There was a crazy rain storm, and my room didn't have an umbrella, so the bellman was kind enough to let me borrow his own personal one so I could get to my reservation - wow! My wife and I will be staying at the St. Gregory next time we are in town for sure - great spot!

Came with my son to enjoy the am ambiance at the restaurant. The staff could've been more friendly and helpful. It was like she had better things to do. Questions about the menu got one word answers and she was curt in general. She livened up in talking with her friends at the bar. No once came to engage. When table next to us found glass chards in her drink she apologized and that was nice. Not a lot of menu options. When I waited for my son at the lobby enjoyed the lovely decor. Hotel staff seemed attentive. Maybe the hotel stay experience is nice, as some hotels are just lacking in the restaurant experience. Hope so as the name is high standard!

Stayed at the St. Gregory Hotel for an anniversary. The experience was amazing and the staff went above and beyond. Marcell at the front desk was extremely helpful. He allowed me early check in to decorate the room, add champagne, and he even comped us a charcuterie board. He was great with communication from check in to check out. Chef Sonoma added a touch of elegance by making and serving us 3 different deserts to celebrate our anniversary. She gave us more info on the hotel options and even toasted us with complimentary champagne. Marcus and Marco were helpful at checkout. Marcus quickly assisted in rectifying a charge on our bill and Marco was already ready to help with our bags and to retrieve our car. Alex was our server at breakfast and did a great job. We had fun and enjoyed the bottomless mimosas they have beginning at 9am. A cheerful start to our morning. Overall we were very satisfied and happy with our stay and would recommend! Pros: the staff, the Ellington Park Bistro, and the location. For a cold January stay- we did not need to leave the hotel. And when we did, there were multiple options of things to do. Cons: Our fireplace in the penthouse suite did not work. We called down for help and no one ever came. That was disappointing considering one of the biggest attributes to that room is the fire place! The shower did not get very warm and the heaters were extremely temperamental. One tick above 75 and the room was blazing. One tick below and the room was freezing. Definitely a place to check out if you're in the city for the weekend. They make special occasions just that.

Great atmosphere in the Lobby with weekend entertainment. The bar at the restaurant is relaxing with a good selection of cocktails. The Staff is attentive and courteous.

The St Gregory has done some renovations and relaunched as The Gregory. We happened to be staying there when they had the "launch party" for the restaurant. I will tell you that the bartender that made my Side Car, I felt like I was in an old movie; it was AMAZING!! The customer service across the whole restuarant and hotel is beyond exceptional! We had 4 people staying there from work and we each spoke about how nice the rooms are as well as the staff. We had a chance to sample the food at the "relaunch" event and I can't wait to try more! The steak was tender, the shoestring fries were perfect and they have deviled eggs! yep! I know we are in a world of UBER/LYFT but don't forget about the bellstaff. They aren't there to just open the door, they are a wealth of knowledge as well ...use them and tip appropriately :-) We will stay here again!

Hubby and I just enjoyed this hotel for a staycation. The ambience and rooms are beautiful. Loved the on site restaurant. Had a great breakfast and late night cocktails. All of the staff were delightful. Can't wait to come back.

Popped in on a cool April evening to warm up and have a cocktail. It hit the spot. Old school hotel bar but inviting from the street. Olives and mixed nuts, nicely poured dark n stormy as well as a bourbon Campari drink. Some obnoxious patron spewing about his art collection, failed marriage and how much he's worth is not the bar's fault.

I stayed here along with 10 other friends celebrating a birthday and had a great experience without issues. The staff were very friendly and accommodating! I really appreciate their assistance.. the location is perfect, the restaurant and bar offered delicious food and drinks and the hotel is really cute. I highly recommend!

The worst! Poor Service and Hidden Fees 1 out of 5 stars - and honestly would give 0 if it was an option. I stayed at this hotel with my daughter for two nights while she prepared for an internship at Georgetown. Unfortunately, this was the worst hotel experiences we've ever had. Power Outages and No Support The power went out on our first night, leaving us without air conditioning in 90-degree heat. We were told it was a city issue, and we understand that's not the hotel's fault, the staff showed zero empathy or effort to help. The desk clerk simply said "it was hot for us too" with no apology or attempt to make the situation better. When I mentioned we booked through Expedia, he dismissed us, saying we'd need to handle everything through the third party. Noise Issues and Inadequate Response Our second night was ruined by an extremely loud party next door that lasted until 5:30 AM. Despite calling the front desk three times, nothing was done to address the situation. The desk clerk seemed annoyed that I called and claimed they "told them" to quiet down, but the party continued for over 2.5 hours with screaming and what sounded like multiple people in the room. Hidden "Amenity" Fees The most frustrating discovery was a $35/night "amenity fee" that is in addition to the room charges we already paid and I guess covers basic hotel services like air conditioning, hot water, and internet - things that should be included in any hotel room. This feels particularly predatory when booking through third-party sites, as guests aren't clearly informed about these additional charges - Inconsistent Treatment What bothered me most was learning that other guests who experienced the same power outage received free breakfast and room upgrades, while we received no assistance or even a genuine apology. The different treatment based on how we booked was unprofessional and disappointing. Bottom Line Between the power outages, noise issues, hidden fees, and dismissive staff attitude, this stay fell far short of basic hospitality standards. My daughter started her important internship exhausted and having to take a cold shower. There seems to be something strange going on For the price paid (including surprise fees), there are much better options in DC that actually value their guests regardless of how the reservation was made. Would not recommend or return.

Worn, tattered, not properly cleaned room like to the point stains in sofa, chair and bedding of one of the beds had blood spots on sheets, a culmination of this resulted in me abruptly leaving. Aside from the disgusting nastiness, there are bo true amenities. I'd suggest making a different choice. Oh yes and in the bathroom there were exposed holes, and left over parts from missing fixtures, seriously unacceptable.

Stayed here during Halloween weekend. The customer service from the front desk staff was excellent. The king room was spacious and clean. Throughly enjoyed the high pressure shower and shower gel. It wasn't like those cheap soap bars that some hotels provide. Only downside was that the bed and pillows were too firm. Other than that really enjoyed my stay and the 12 pm checkout was appreciated which really separates it from other hotels in the area!

I had a lovely stay at this hotel this past Monday through Friday. I was in DC for a work trip and this hotel was just perfect. It's in a prime location for me as it was walkable to the office in under 10 minutes. Tatte, a great little cafe, is just across the street. I walked to Lafayette Park and the White House one morning. There are ample rentable scooters and bikes around and an Uber is never too far away. Unfortunately, I didn't take the Metro this trip, so I'm not sure how far the closest station is. The breakfast food at the restaurant is EXPENSIVE. I had a french toast that was pretty good, but I wouldn't go there again especially with Tatte and many other eateries nearby. I loved my room. The bed was comfortable, everything was clean and the complimentary toiletries were by L'Occitane. I thought that was a nice touch. Depending on what time of day you're walking into the lobby, there's a doorman there to greet you. I just loved it here!

We arrived to learn the restaurant was closed due to renovations. However, the bar was open and serving the same menu as the restaurant. We almost walked out. I'm so glad we stayed. Our meals were ah-MAZING! We were pleasantly surprised by the textures and spices and deliciousness of everything we ordered. It's Mediterranean-inspired and a foodie's delight. We started with the brussels and cauliflower. I'm usually not a fan of peanuts in my food, but the maple-tamarind glaze and bacon paired well with nuts and we ate every bite. Now, the cauliflower dish stole the show. It was tossed in a tahini paste, nicely browned and crispy, along with slivers of dates and chilis, and pistachios. I could not get enough of this. Our entrees were served and we both couldn't bless the food fast enough. Again. "LORD, we thank you! Amen" My plate was covered in a mixture of chick peas and chorizo with good sized portion of adobo rubbed bronzino on the side. My date had the duck leg confit and the presentation was just as great as it tasted. It had this squiggly fingerling potatoes and butternut squash to accompany the duck. My date told me later it was spaetzle and not potatoes (I had to Google that in the car). We finished every morsel on our plates. I definitely will visit here again and look forward to the restaurant opening.

The inside of the hotel was cute enough... i guess. But that's about where all the allure stops. We had to pay over $100 in additional add on fees and random things once we got there. First and foremost the 35$ facilities fee which is tacked on, and I'm still not sure what that's for. Secondly, valet and front desk don't seem to communicate well about their rates or pretty much anything at all. Valet, which is the only available option for parking at this hotel, was a whopping 50$ which then turned into 60$ by the time we paid PLUS a shake down by the old valet guy, who was rude and abrasive looked me up and down and said "she looks like she has money, she'll pay me" when my partner had went to pay him. Then when my partner went to collect the car from him he pressured her into VENMOING him a 15$ tip on top of that, then told her if she sends $10 more he will let her car stay an extra hour. Wtf!!! We felt swindled by this hotel left right and center. Looking at my bank statement now for our one night stay, I was also charged two $50 misc charges I now have to call about. For breakfast, for 2 people to share, we were given one voucher in their resturant for $25. Was also charged 5$ for black drip coffee in said resturant/cafe and was given no cream or sugar despite asking for it. The elevator hotel is also pretty rickety and sometimes doesn't operate properly or is unresponsive or will ignore your requests to go to certain floors. At one point me and a stranger went for a ride through floors that none of us selected and shared a laugh about how shoddy the elevator is, to which he then reassured me we'd get there eventually. Ultimately, we selected this because it was listed for ~$145 at the time in booking. When all was said and done we ended up ~$300+ in robbery from this hotel. Stay at your own risk. All the employees at the check in desk, had a bit of an "I'm too bothered for this conservation right now" attitude or vibe. The restaurant staff was kind and welcoming though. I will avoid in the future. Definitely tainted our DC stay ALOT.

Our room was definitely remodeled so I recommend looking at reviews "newest first". We wanted 3 beds for 3 people and were able to book a reasonably priced double full bed suite with a fold-out sofa on their website. There was a extra sink in the entry/living space which was a bonus when sharing a space with 3. Fridge and microwave too. The sofa bed was comfortable, fulls came with 4 goose or goose alternative pillows each. Bar and lobby were swanky with 1930s vibe. Suggest no car. We took Lyfts ($20 or less) or walked to sites. Starbucks - 1 block walk, 7-11 2 blocks walk. Great restaurants several less than 15 min walk. Location A+. Comfort A, Noise A- The a/c does cut on and off with no ability to set the fan so we slept with white noise, Value A++, Lobby A, Service A+ for effort, B for communication, I had to ask 2 times for hide-a-bed sofa linens

One of the nicest hotels I've stayed at in a while, and for Washington DC.. this place is just perfect! Located near DuPont Circle, I specifically chose this hotel because of its location and amenities nearby. Most importantly my gym, Barry's Bootcamp! *muscle flex* From beginning to end, the service was great. The check in process was smooth and the front desk associate was polite and welcoming. The ambience is modern but with respect to its old building roots. I stayed in the best room in the entire hotel, the St. Gregory Suite. And let me just say that this room was stunning! At 1,000 Sq Ft, this was basically an entire luxury apartment. The room is located on the penthouse level. Amenities inside the suite were a full bar with average sized bottles of liquor like Patron, Makers Mark, and Grey Goose. A fully functional gas fireplace in the living room with a queen sized pull out couch. And the TV? A 58 inch flat screen OLED at that! Dining room table that accommodates 4. The sleeping area has its own actual bedroom with a King Sized Bed, and the sheets and comforter ever so soft! In the bedroom you'll find another 58 inch TV. The bathroom... MY FAV!!! A huge bathroom with separate tub and showers. The bathtub is large enough to fit 2-3 people, jacuzzi tub to be exact. Over the tub there's a built in TV to watch some shows or whatever. The bathroom is also stocked with only some of the best facial and bath products, all L'Occitane. There's also a balcony, an entire wrap around terrace! It's pretty big, large enough to fit 10-12 people out there tbh. The view outside isn't the best, I was facing construction. Housekeeping is done twice a day! Never heard of that before, even when I've stayed at the Ritz. WiFi is included in your stay and so is complimentary breakfast in the next door restaurant. Just make sure you make it down before 10AM. The only thing I will comment with the St. Gregory Suite is that because the room is so large it does have to separate AC units, even with both set at the same temp it was hard to keep them balanced to the point where it was feeling a bit humid inside but I managed Great hotel, beautiful suite.

Horrible experience. Stayed here for 3 nights and chose the 1 bedroom king. When we first got there late a night things seemed a bit dirty. The window had some weird black ash and the bed didn't seem clean either. It was when we pulled the sofa bed that grossed us out the most. We found BUGS crawling (maybe bed bugs?) around and hair and didn't seem like it's been in a while. We called the front desk and they stated they would change our room right away but never told us to come down to pick up the new keys. When we finally went down to pick it up the front desk person mentioned he upgraded us to a bigger room with a balcony but it ended up being a lot smaller than what we paid for. He then moved us to another 1 bedroom king room but found the sofa bed was even dirtier than the previous room. It had popcorn and all sorts of gross stains on it. We got moved again and this time just asked for 2 smaller beds instead of a king because it doesn't seem like they clean the sofas well. This room had issues with the heater which we needed to call for it to be looked at, the toilet didn't flush properly (it would flush 3 times on its own) and the phone by the bed wasn't plugged in. We had our room asked to be service after the second day but they didn't bother to change the used towels which were on the ground. We stayed here at a discounted rate through Expedia but it's still overpriced and not worth it. They really do a poor job in cleaning and maintaining the rooms. And they definitely need to call an exterminator for the bed bugs.

My family had an excellent experience over Easter weekend here ... Front Desk very helpful: Ty Dionne Ty Jose The valet excellent: Ty Marco And saving the best for last Restaurant Manager: Ty very much Demaris Went above & beyond to make our dinner extremely memorable The Chef was 5 stars We will be back Jeanine Ferrara Greene

Pleasant, clean and friendly staff. Warm and comfy lobby, excellent bar and food. Superior location for all Washington offers. Good food near by.

I have stayed here multiple times and each time it's a new screw up, but the location is convenient for my needs so I accept it.

Loved the stay at the St. Gregory. Location was convenient, atmosphere was chill, rooms were clean, decor lovely, and the restaurant offered fabulous food. Had the absolute best branzino there. Check-in and out were easy. The staff was pleasant. Will definitely be staying here again.

Very pleasant stay, the staff was beyond accommodating like I couldn't believe it. The decor was on point and I'd recommend staying here!

Great hotel. Great bar and food menu. Service was excellent. Would return. Get the Bee's Knees cocktail

If you're into smaller, boutique hotels, St. Gregory Hotel fits the bill. Room rates can drop as low as $115 a night over the holidays. Though, the hotel tacks on an additional $30 nightly "amenity fee." They're so tricky! But hey, it's still a pretty good deal. If you're traveling to DC during a major holiday (like Thanksgiving or Christmas), you can often find cheaper rates. The nation's capitol tends to empty out during the holidays -- since its a city of outsiders, who grew up beyond the beltway. I like the location, located in central Dupont Circle and just steps away from some good workout studios like SoulCycle and Core 40 pilates.

Just got back from a trip and stayed there a couple of nights. Mike G at the front desk was awesome. Everyone went above and beyond to make the stay awesome.

The room smelled of mildew and chlorine. A/c was ridiculously noisy. Supposedly "accessible" shower was broken and a jury-rigged attempt at repair using a rusty hose clamp rendered it thoroughly unaccessible to anyone under 6 feet. I was charged $30 for "guest amenities" that comprised a $25 food voucher that the desk clerk promised (but failed) to apply to the cost of my breakfast--still not resolved after 5 days and multiple emails. Overall, just a shabby, third-rate experience.

Everything about this hotel was beautiful! The decor, the rooms, the entryway. It was all simply beautiful. They offer breakfast included in their service fees as well as bottles of water available anytime at the front desk. The breakfast was a buffet. Continental breakfast. They had a little bit of everything including jimmy dean breakfast sandwiches, fresh fruit, milk, cereal, fresh pastries, juices, coffee and tea all available to take at your leisure. I will definitely come back to stay here again if and when i return to DC. This was one of the best hotels I've stayed in. The bath products were great as well. Highly recommend.

Visited for my birthday weekend back in Dec (11th-14th); Pros: Quick drive from the airport; Good for walkers as it's about 25 mins from main tourist site or really short inexpensive uber rides (scooters also available ALL OVER the place lol) Trendy vibe, especially the lil cafe/bar in main lobby; Staff was INCREDIBLY polite (as someone who travels often this was much appreciated)- very welcoming/nice; Daily Wine Happy Hour (due to some private events they were having, we were served in lobby and never at the bar as pictured in other reviews/photos I've seen) Unlimited Bottled Water Cons: Room had no ventilation and my allergies went crazy, along with hair I found all over the toilet seat and dust throughout the room (going to assume Lack of housekeeping due to covid cuts); Our ac/heat unit was letting out a burning rubber smell so we had to keep it off (called for maintenance and they had no one available, opted to just deal with it and not continue to call about it); No quick access to things like ice and toiletries or even garbage pickup (although we would call and ask, it would take quiet some time to arrive- one call for toilet paper refill wasn't done and we got lucky to bump into one of the maids in the hallway who gave us one)-we called for our floor to be mopped as my cousin accidentally spilled coffee and they never showed up; Thin walls so you can hear everything ur neighbor is doing (or who.... lol) Bed and TV were decent. Resort fees which include a very processed food unhealthy variety in my opinion was not worth it (Sara Lee muffins, Jimmy Dean microwave sandwiches, bananas, cereals- very theme park motel vibe); It was my cousins birthday that Saturday and mine on day of checkout- prior to arrival I messaged them to note this as we may need assistance with dinner recommendations and there was no acknowledgement or a simple happy birthday from mgmt or staff... Overall decent stay but not worth the price point; I think if they eliminated the resort fee and provided better housekeeping I would revisit.

Checked in for an overnight stay in celebration of my husband's birthday. The lobby is very nicely decorated with a dual sided fireplace in the center. Our checkin process was pleasant & smooth. The reservation agents were pleasant and professional. It was wine hour so we were given a glass of Rose'. Upon entering our room; however, it was clear that the room had not been cleaned. We went back to the lobby and let them know. They were very apologetic, upgraded our room & sent up a bottle of wine and fruit. Just like that, no debate necessary. That is excellent customer service! The suite was beautifully decorated and clean. We enjoyed our stay and would definitely recommend this hotel and stay there again.

great customer service. terrible gym. AC was not working. I don't require much from a hotel but a functional gym is something I need. too hot to work out outside and the gym was 82 degrees indoors. would have stayed elsewhere had I known AC was an issue prior to booking.

Got a hotel room for New Year's Eve - really overpriced and when we checked prices the day off - it was 50% lower ‍ it's a nice hotel but not worth the price Also found somebody's gross pubes and hair at the bottom of the sheets when I pulled duvet all the way off - which probably means housekeeping doesn't change the sheets - yikes

My boyfriend and I stayed here just last week and it was so good! We walked in and were immediately impressed by the decor, but thats the least of it. We took a red eye and Jazz let us check in early check in which was super accommodating it was 5 am and we needed the sleep. There was a happy hour we went to every night for our complimentary wine, the restaurant in the hotel was beautiful and we ordered some yummy appetizers. Robert the general manager was such a delight to talk to, I can't say enough good things about Robert and Jazz they made our stay warm and fuzzy. We loved our room, the location, and we will always stay here when we visit DC!

Excellent hotel and restaurant, Camar and Minyae were Amazing, so professional and welcoming. Highly recommended. They make us feel like Royals. Thank you very much

Horrible Customer service, I make a mistake at booking the date. Called in for change and they said they was able to change the date for me, but receive no email of confirmation except the third party email said they were not be able to provide any refund or date change.

We stayed here for over a week recently. The hotel staff was great for the most part. Very friendly and accommodating. Check in was a little rough. Our room was not ready when we got there. They offered to hold our luggage and we came back two hours later. Room was still not ready. Lobby had about ten people waiting for their rooms. Apparently they were delayed in turning over the rooms from a housekeeping perspective. Our room faced the main street (M street?) and it was loud all day and night. Lots of late night noise when the bars closed ! We had a problem with housekeeping several times during our stay. Would go out for the day and come back around 5pm and room still not cleaned. Front desk wasnt too much help, so eventually we just tracked down housekeeping staff ourselves in the hallway and asked them for towels etc. The location is very convenient and the public parts of the hotel were spotless. Had one breakfast and one dinner at their restaurant and both were very good. The restaurant is small so reservations are reccomended. Shout out to Lomax, the vallet, bellhop and doorman! Always a friendly smile.

This entire hotel is beautiful. Anything I wanted was a call away.. the products in the rooms smelled wonderful.. Really needed this relaxation period. Thx!

I didn't realize this gem was tucked away. I stumbled upon the St. Gregory looking for an after work cocktail. My first impressions were the decor was A1. Great music. I love the lounge area and how it was separated from the dining area. I ended up meeting up with a friend there. The menu was very small but quality. My server was absolutely phenomenal. Lamar was very attentive. Made great suggestions from the menu and also makes a mean cocktail. He had a great personality and the energy this establishment needs. I did not give 5 stars for a very specific reason. The food was EXTREMELY salty. I mean each item was over salted so collectively this amplified the salty taste of everything. I had a variety of items and they all tasted too salty. I did not send the items back because I'm not a big complainer. And I hate to be that person. But if I had one area for improvement it would be that.

The good: Lobby is nicely decorated. Staffs are nice. They supply my favorite Loccitane shampoo and conditioner. Now the bad: Daily resort fee, why is the daily resort fee not included in the price at booking? For me this is so gimmicky. Despite the fact that it is newly renovated, the structure of the rooms are still pretty old. For a4 star hotel, I am not pleased with their bathroom. It feels like my college apartment bathroom with a nicer vanity ‍ Cheap linens. Period, there's no other words for it. The really bad: The AC! Gosh, the rooms have AC as old as my grandma! I have never been to a hotel with AC as loud as a train! Bottom line. I don't think this is a hotel I will stay with again. I'm not sure if we were staying at one of the older floor that has not been redone? if you are to revamp then actually put some effort (and investment) in it. It looks like they just put a coat of new paint and wall paper and that's about it. The furnitures feel mismatched, the bathrooms feels cheap, the linens are as thin as my kitchen towels. No thank you.

We just stayed at the St. Gregory hotel and I must say the experience was absolutely wonderful! The renovated decor of the hotel lobby was very refreshing and had a kitschy, mid-century modern feel. The restaurant on site was nicely appointed and the separate bar/lounge area was whimsical with a 'gatsby-esque' vibe. Upon first checking in, they were not able to find our reservation in the system as I booked through Chase travel rewards the night before. Deciding to have a drink at the bar while they sorted things out, we were pleasantly surprised shortly thereafter when the manager on duty - Renee - walked our room keys over and stated we were being upgraded to a 1 bedroom suite for our trouble! Renee was super personable and her decision to upgrade us was definitely a reflection of the hotel's good judgement and overall commitment to great service. The room itself was gorgeous and very spacious. The furniture was up-to-date and had many different seating areas and a very comfortable king sized bed. The mini bar in the room was stocked with everything you could think of from wine, to tequila and bourbon - plus an awesome selection of snacks which were all reasonably priced (for a mini-bar). To top it off, the bath essentials were from L'occitane and very luxurious. Safe to say we slept like babies... All in all, we had a great time staying at the St. Gregory hotel. It is a hidden gem and we will definitely be back!

Good location, friendly service. Only reason I don't give a 5 is that our toilet wasn't flushing when we arrived- but once I told the front desk they were eager to get it fixed. We got food vouchers for each day at the hotel; we used them in the bar. There we met the best bartender Israel!! He was the sweetest, friendliest and most accommodating bartender ever!!! It's a great place to stay in DC. All the staff are great.

Came here for a short weekend trip. First of, customer service was good. We booked through a third party app and it stated that the check in was 24 hours. When we got there at 11am, they told us check in was at 3pm. Despite this, they still managed to accommodate us. Now for the room, it's quite spacious with a living room. Fridge and coffee station....but no microwave. The bathroom was decent, the bed was comfortable, and the TV had basic cable (dont even bother trying to connect with Chromecast, it won't work). My biggest problem was the AC! It didn't work at all! 88 degree weather....smh. Overall, this wasn't really worth the $400 for two nights. Would not recommend.

Smaller boutique hotels with somewhat budget pricing always = a dice roll and boy did I roll that dice! As other reviewers have stated, the $30 surprise resort fee sucks (pretty much a money grab), the ac is loud AF, and apart from the lobby the rest of the hotel feels like a lazy attempt to justify a "boutique" label. I won't even bother with the "European breakfast". I happen to like wine so the wine hour dulled the sting of the $30 surprise fee somewhat. The bed was moderately comfortable. The room I had included a little living room area which was nice. Don't think I'll stay here again. With a more sincere investment of time and money from management, this could be a more compelling hotel.

Used to go here all the time Pre-covid. Now, staff is rude. Bar and kitchen close at 9PM. No mini bar. What's the point?

I stayed at this hotel for 3 nights from March 26- March 29, 2021 and it is not worth the amount of money I paid. For starters they dont have anyone to help with your luggage like at most hotels in DC. The person who checked me in did not explain anything and I had quite a few charges on my card in excess to what the bill should have been. My room key didnt work on 3 seperate times which was blamed on it being too close to a credit card. The "balcony" in room 909 faces a building there is no view except for what looks like apartments across the way. So dont pay the extra money for a view, you wont get one. The whole floor smelt like smoke and marijuana once you stepped out of the elevator. The lights in the bedroom did not turn on, so it was dark in the room after sunset. There was no maid service so the room didnt get picked up, no fresh linens or towels. Most of the staff seemed like they didnt want to help even when i needed to request a taxi because there were no ubers early in the morning. All in all you pay a lot of money and dont get very much value. I would recommend staying at Yours Truly DC which is a few blocks away, you get better service, cleaner atmosphere and more value for your dollar.

We loved everything about our stay at the St. Gregory from the spotlessly clean and spacious rooms to the helpful and friendly staff. Mike G cheerfully greeted us everyday, knew our names from the first day, had great recommendations for activities and helped us with all our needs and requests. I highly recommend this hotel. It's location also fantastic.