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"The Motto by Hilton is an excellent affordable option for a business hotel in downtown DC. Hotel rooms in DC can be outrageously expensive - and this is not the case at the Motto. That said, Motto describes itself as a micro-hotel. The rooms are small (sized more like London hotel rooms) and the in-room amenities (like a refrigerator) are sometimes missing. The Motto is very well maintained, everything works, the staff is very helpful, bed was comfortable, internet is free. Other than the small rooms, there is everything to recommend the Motto. There are two restaurants/bars on site - on the first floor and top floor (with outdoor veranda). I did not try either but looking at menus and the number of people at either, they seem to be good options. The Motto is conveniently located across the street from the Gallery Place Metro Station, there is a convenience store/pharmacy a few doors away and a huge number of restaurants/fast food within walking distance. A possible downside is lack of running/jogging opportunities, as running on the streets is painful but this would be true for any downtown DC hotel. The best option is to head south to the National Mall which is 0.7 miles away."

"Just there for the night. The staff was very friendly and helpful, particularly the doormen"

"Great View, Safe and polite. Fun place "

"This hotel is a winner--customer service at the front desk was outstanding, rooms were neat as a pin and nicely designed. It wasn't in a super exciting part of town--mostly big office buildings, but easy access to parking garage, a Tatte around the corner for breakfast, and close to the Judiciary Square Metro stop that made it easy to get around. Highly recommend!"

"The hotel was perfectly located for seeing DC. Rick the was fantastic helping us with tours and sightseeing. All of the staff was welcoming and super helpful. Planning another visit next year. "

"Beautiful location overlooking the river. Very nice breakfast & close to all the museums DC has to offer. Parking at the hotel was expensive—why?"