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"The staff were friendly and helpful providing information about what was in the neighborhood. They even put out a stand of umbrellas on a rainy day! The extra space and having a kitchen area was a major plus. On the negative side we found an empty water bottle laying in the closet, cellophane candy wrappers on the floor in the living room, and had to get the "engineer" up to the room to fix the TV. Bathroom is very small with no countertops to put toiletries and there is a counter outside the bathroom but no mirror to do hair, make up, etc. Furnishings were serviceable although I personally found the bedding too hard and things like the kitchen cabinets and medicine chest could use replacing in my opinion."

"It was awfully rxpensive, but apparently there was a meeting going on in town so most hotels were booked and those that weren’t definitely had surge pricing! I’d have liked a vending machine with the ice machine on the halls. We just wanted to have a Coke in the room and you couldn’t. We even asked at the front desk if there was a vending machine anywhere nope so we went to the restaurant to order a couple to go (no room service option) and they said I’m sorry food and drink can’t leave our restaurant. I said not even a Coke? And was told sorry policy. So that was weird. Otherwise the room was spacious, the staff was nice. "

"Was a great location, food was delicious. They need a store with more snack choices than a vending machine "

"All good"

"B"

"The location was excellent—conveniently close to GW and the Metro—and the staff was helpful and friendly. However, as other guests have noted, the hotel is in urgent need of improvements to its HVAC system. Despite temperatures around 40°F, there was no heating available. Thankfully, the staff provided a space heater and extra blanket, but overall it was not a pleasant experience."