Hostels in District of Columbia, United States

Love the idea of the capsule hotel and enjoy having privacy. However the capsule only had an underpowered USB port and no powerpoint which made charging very frustrating and long endeavour. Hostel close to alot of food and bars, cvs across the road and subway around the corner too. Made Life very easy. Check in process was annoying, as the trip.com app doesn't take state tax I had an oustandign balance on arrival which means I couldn't do a self check-in so I had to wait 4 hours out the front of the building with my bags for the 6pm check in time slot as they run 10am to 1pm and 6pm to 10pm checkin. Each floor had a toilet and shower located in the basement seemed fine no major cleansing issues.

This youth hostel has two small buildings, and the small building he is in has a large kitchen. The quadruple room is in a small building next to the front desk. The service attitude of the guy at the front desk is very good. This quadruple room is really crowded. It is the smallest quadruple room in the youth hostel where I stayed. The wooden floor is creaky. There is a bathroom on each floor and a small kitchen on the first floor. You can store your luggage for free, and they seemed to give you a breakfast, but I left very early and it didn't help. It takes two hundred meters to take the subway. Xiaomi Mi 13u is particularly bad at not displaying Google Maps arrows.

Although you can book capsule rooms here, there are actually only open dormitories with bunk beds. The capsules are all in their U Street store. But after comparing the two stores, I still chose to stay here. This is their new store, clean and newly renovated, with a better location. Most importantly, there is a large kitchen and a hearty breakfast. The staff are also super cute and friendly. I spent 4 happy days here. I highly recommend it!