Hotels near The White House, Washington D.C.

Overall, my experience at this hotel in Washington, D.C., was quite good. I had actually stayed here before, and I specifically chose to stay here again, even intending to book the same room as before. A major reason I chose this hotel was its relatively quiet environment. If you, like me, prioritize quality rest, especially if you need to adjust to the time difference, I would recommend prioritizing the ”Gallery Room” (room facing the pool). These rooms are unaffected by street noise; although you won't see the street view, the overall quietness is much better for rest. The only slight disappointment this time was that because I arrived quite late (it was already past midnight), my original room type wasn't reserved, and the hotel ”upgraded” me to a king-size bed room with a street view. Objectively speaking, this room was indeed larger and more spacious, but the downside was also obvious—the street noise was quite noticeable. If you need to catch up on sleep during the day or adjust to the time difference, this room type isn't the ideal choice. Therefore, if you prioritize quiet, I suggest confirming the room type with the hotel in advance, or trying to avoid checking in too late. Aside from that, overall, this hotel offers good value for money and convenience in a city like Washington, D.C. The facilities were relatively new, the air conditioning was very quiet, the service was excellent, and there were even coffee capsules in the room. Overall, it was a comfortable experience. If I come to Washington again, I would probably choose this place again.

Mixed feelings. The hotel is well located, with Washington Union Station nearby. The rooms are average; they’re clean, but a bit outdated and musty. The reception staff looked tired and unbothered. The hotel seems to operate only under daily timings; I was not able to get cleaning later on the day. The safe was not working and I had to wait until the next day for someone to come check it, same case for broken light in the bathroom. The fitness is well equipped. The hotel was not able to accommodate my request to cancel the last night, even though I was moving to another Hilton. Not necessarily the kind of service you’d expect from them. Amenities were available upon request, there’s a mini fridge in the room. There was no kettle available. Overall, for the price, you can get better in Washington DC.

As a Hilton Honors member I trust the Hilton Quality standards worldwide and never had so far a disappointing experience until now. The Washington Hilton is well located and the overall facility is nice. But the level of cleanness on the floors is below average, and for the very first time I see the housekeeping just putting fresh towels in the room and a plastic bag with coffee supplies, without doing literally anything. This is simply not acceptable and doesn't correspond the Hilton standards. Also the room service is a Fastfood delivery in plastic bags and paper boxes. Again, I haven't seen such a thing in any other Hilton. On top of it, they charge obligatory $25,- per day for hotel consumption, regardless if used or not. Overall a very disappointing experience. The front desk staff and the Concierge were very friendly and professional, therefore the upgrade of the service stars.

It is amazing services and experiences with their staffs. Very friendly, very helpful, very kindness especially one of their hotel bar restaurant and her name is “Patz”. She wonderfully kindness and helpful when I struggled with my handbag letting Inside the train when we can off at foggy bottom station. She letting me to use her phone to contact the lost and found metro office and even talk through with me. Very convenient location between at M street and 22nd St NW. 15 min to White House, then few minute to all the Mall surrounded. Then train from foggy bottom to Union station or capitol for capitol, library congress, Supreme Court and all the popular museums/art gallery along the site. The hotel is the best hotel experiences we have had for our entire first trip IN USA. Just a very weird experience that both my sons got bitten by buds or fleas for the stay but it doesn’t happened to me even we in the same room and bed? All well, hopefully they no other customer had this issues. But I still feel lucky and big thank you to the teams, management and all the other onsite staff. Loved it and will definitely back to you for our next trip to DC….xx

Our recent stay at the Residence Inn Washington, DC National Mall was fantastic for our group of 6! The One Bedroom Two Queen Suite with Sofa Bed provided plenty of space for everyone to stay comfortably. The suite was perfectly sized with two queen beds in the separate bedroom and a queen-sized sofa bed in the living area. The spacious layout allowed all six of us to move around comfortably without feeling cramped, especially with the separate living and sleeping areas. Location: 5/5 - Prime spot near the National Mall Cleanliness: 5/5 - Everything was spotless and well-maintained Service: 5/5 - Staff was accommodating Facilities: 5/5 - All amenities exceeded expectations The suite proved to be an ideal choice for our group of 6. The queen-sized beds, including the sofa bed, provided comfortable sleeping arrangements for everyone. The living area offered enough space for us to gather and socialize, making it a perfect base for our DC adventure. For anyone traveling with a group of 6, I can confidently say this suite configuration works great, offering both comfort and convenience in an excellent location.

The service is ok. Got the corner room, but it's not soundproof at all. Someone was either talking on the street or in the room next to me at 4 AM; I couldn't fall asleep, and I was so tired for my conference in the morning. The location is good, walking distance to union station.

This hotel is super cool and unique, with a strong nightclub vibe as soon as you walk in. It blends co-working, a bar, and a regular hotel seamlessly. The lobby is a great spot to work, play board games, watch sports while having a drink, or admire the art. Every corner screams personality. The room itself is really small; two people would find it a bit cramped. It's probably designed more for solo travelers. The hotel is conveniently located, about a ten-minute walk from Union Station. The only minor downside is the lack of a self-service laundry facility, and I couldn't find one nearby either.

I did not have the pleasure of using the facilities however, I must commend the staff for always being helpful and friendly throughout my stay. I would recommend that the staff be advised on a contingency plan or when there are power cuts in the area to mitigate any discomfort and inconvenience experienced by guests. Unfortunately during my stay at the hotel, the power went out from 4am till the time I checked out at 2pm. It would have been a nice gesture to offer bottled water, discounted rates, coupons or some type of assistance to the guests who were at the hotel to ameliorate the unpleasant situation of being without power for such a long time. Other than that, I think the hotel is in a good location and is easily accessible depending on your needs in DC.

The TV had no signal, and after trying various methods, I gave up. The room door needed to be closed gently to avoid making a loud noise. The toilet flushing was mediocre, and the amenities seemed cheaply made. Most importantly, the room was filled with a pungent, overpowering smell of newly renovated furniture; it was very irritating and made my throat very sore. I suggest the hotel remove the smell (I'm not sure if it's formaldehyde). This is the first time I've experienced such a throat irritation in a new hotel.

The location was excellent, very close to the subway station and a supermarket. The facilities were clean, and the Hollywood star photos displayed were very tasteful – it was a wonderful hotel. I also appreciated the water refill station next to the first-floor restroom; it was a subtle but helpful amenity.