Hotels near Emancipation Monument, Washington D.C.

"The rooms are spacious, well-healthed and the breakfast is rich. The traffic is more convenient. It takes about half an hour to take the subway to the main attractions in Washington. There are some shops nearby."

"We stayed at this hotel for four days and I found it very convenient. The number 36 bus right outside the door made getting around a breeze. I really enjoyed Washington, and the breakfast was delicious. Highly recommend!"

"The room was massive, spotless, and incredibly well-equipped, including a full kitchen and a washer-dryer, which made our stay super convenient. Service was quick and attentive. The location is decent, close to the beach, pier, and a park, with all the essential amenities nearby, and it's also very close to the subway station. The only downside is the parking fee, which is a steep $65 per night. It's a great choice for an extended stay or if you prefer a more home-like experience."

"First off, I need to say that I stayed for quite a while, and I really regret it. I should have booked for just one day and then extended my stay as needed. This hotel has a strict no early checkout policy; if you leave early, they still charge you for the full booked duration. Why do I regret it? Here are a few points I wasn't happy with: (1) The room was too small. I booked a 'Super King Room,' which implies it's suitable for two people, but upon checking in, I realized it simply had a super king-sized bed, not a large room. On the contrary, the room was tiny; it would be okay for one person at best. The width of the room was equivalent to the length of a single mattress, and its length was about 3.2 to 3.3 times the width of a mattress (around 1.8m each, I'd guess). (2) The hotel only offers this one room type, so there's no option to upgrade. (3) The air quality in the room was poor. Because the room was small and had no windows, it relied entirely on the air conditioning for ventilation. After leaving in the morning and returning at night, there was still that old-fashioned train smell. This is why we left early in the morning and came back late at night – we simply didn't want to spend time in the room. Just to clarify, pictures 2 and 3 show the actual situation with the bathroom door open. So, if you're someone who's out all day and only comes back to sleep, if you're traveling solo, and if it's for a short stay of just a day or two, then this hotel might be acceptable."

"The room was spacious and clean. Breakfast was okay, and the staff was refilling items quickly. Location is not great if you plan to buy groceries or plan to use public transport otherwise, okay. We enjoyed our 3 days' stay here."

"This stay was a complicated experience. The hotel is popular, but the service response is really not up to par. There is a long queue for check-in and check-out. The room request cannot be processed in time, which makes people anxious. The lighting design of the room is unreasonable. There are only floor lamps and table lamps, which are dim at night. And there is no drinking water, which is too inconvenient. However, the sanitation is very clean, which is worthy of recognition. The sound insulation is poor. If there is any movement outside, it can be heard clearly in the room, making it difficult to sleep well. In addition, the decoration is old and the corridor is gloomy, which makes me feel creepy when walking at night. It is affordable and has a five-star brand. If the budget is limited, it can be used. But the hardware and service are in urgent need of upgrading, otherwise it is difficult to retain guests. I hope it can be improved."

"The hotel's location is great, about a 10-minute walk to the White House. The front desk staff are very friendly. After check-in, they'll ask for your phone number, and then hotel staff will text you to chat. If you have any questions, you can reach them via text. On the ground floor, they offer complimentary iced tea, lemonade, hot water, some tea bags, and salty popcorn. As for the room, it comes with a kitchen, refrigerator, utensils, pots, and a small bar counter. Generally, the equipment is quite complete. If you need cleaning supplies, just text the staff, and someone will bring them to you. They don't provide seasonings or oil, so keep that in mind when buying meat and vegetables."

"The room is spacious and even has a kitchen, although the fittings are a bit dated. Overall clean and homely feel though. The free breakfast is great - lots of options and well cooked. This is a very decent hotel for the price, if you don’t mind a bit of a walk from the nearest metro (around 8 mins) or if you have a car."

"It feels like living in a fraternity house. On Friday and Saturday nights, the 5th floor rooftop has disco parties which you’ll hear the music in your room until 2am if you live on the 4th or 3th floor. The staffs were nice in trying to help when I raised issue with noise. I had noise cancelling headphones on the whole night with taking melatonin so that I can fall asleep. They also gave me a room in the basement (lower level). The music doesn’t go there but there is a lot of water noise there. They had ear plugs ready when I asked them for help so it’s not a problem that they’re willing to fix. I would recommend this place to prioritise their guests than the bar visitors. Other than noise, things were pretty good though. I guess this hotel is good for young people. Parking on the streets could be difficult though."

"The room is very large, the toilet is also large, and the interior is very designed But the service is very average. You have to go downstairs to get water yourself. There is no water delivery service. The location is not as convenient as near the museum area, but it is very clean and safe. It is next to the embassies of Serbia and Kazakhstan."