Washington hotels in Brookland - Takoma - Petworth

The metro was next door Valet was too slow and expensive, bums out front 7/11, nothing to eat in area

The room spacious, the bathroom was clean and well lit. Pretty comfy considering we were travelling with three young childen. Free breakfast was fairly standard but was a great convenience. Most staff was extremely friendly, giving service with a smile. Location. It's near a bus intersection with nothing but gas stations and fast food restaurants all around. Closet door kept coming off the hinges. One of the queen beds had alot of sag in the middle.

great location to visit washington and staff were very helpful and guided us to a couple of nice restaurants,there was also a shuttle bus which was very helpful to get to the city and back,breakfast could have been better but a good location to stay

Price...until it jumped 50% after taxes, fees and parking Staff was exceptionally rude. Eric R. stated I should not have booked through a third party...made it clear that any issues were not his problem as I didn't book directly through hotel. He told me and other guests that if we weren't so cheap we wouldn't have problems with reservation and check in. "Manager" "Vegas" had similar attitude...no customer service whatsoever. This is on a college campus. Parking is $30 in a garage 1/4 mile away from hotel, details not disclosed until check in.

Good hotel, breakfast within the normal patterns of cotiano. Location and rejected. Has little additional parking. I recommend looking for this car

There was nothing I could really "like", it was just a normal hotel with a comfortable bed and a bathroom. Probably I liked the fact that they had not charged my credit card before I actually came to the hotel, so if I hadn't come, they probably wouldn't have charged me (I got that impression). Not enough towels.

value for money would be the biggest asset at 104 dlrs incl tax. basic clean accomm next to wholesale/markets area. metro stn nearby but area pretty dead and abandoned on sat arvo and sundays. owned by the french group accor . needs a new tv set

It was close to the subway and within walking distance to downtown, whic is why I chose it. we were able to walk down to the subway and for $1.85 went to the Ronald Reagan national airport - right to the check in counter. The best deal we ever had getting to an airport. There was no way to get hot water for drinks nor a fridge for cold drinks. And it was at a corner where huge delivery trucks go past early in the morning for the wholesale markets just down the street from us. Could overcome the noise of traffic by putting the airconditioning up high.

Free shuttle to union station. Old and odd smell in the room. High speed internet? Fast if we still in the 90's!! No public transport.

they did not guarantee broken cars/ stollen items from their parking lot. Although nothing happened, the area was not safe and we were stressed about having our car broken into at night.

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a little bit far from metro station(15min. walk), however it is abeautiful quiet town.

For the price that you pay for, you cannot have a high expectation. For a single night stay this hotel fit my needs. It seems to be in a pretty rough part of town, you also have to pay for parking.

Rude staff members in the morning, very scary neighborhood, broken down building

It was an excellent location and I found it very convenient to walk to the Metro station rather than driving and trying to find parking. The facilities of the room were good. Rather noisy and difficult to access when driving east on New York Avenue.

Comfortable. Really nice place. Guy from the front desk really hepful (the one during the day), rest of the staff doesn't speak english so well so sometimes is hard to understand what they are saying. They don't speak spanish either... so weird thing fot the us!. Breakfast: Old donuts - weird bread and bad coffee. Is far from the Metro, like 10-15 minutes walking. if u have a suitcase to pull over the road, u'll be in trouble, there is no sidewalk so u'll have to pull it through grass and dust... not great if it's rainy as my case. Once u get to the station is great. Places to eat are far away, but I always ordered to the room.... so it was fine.

The Refrigerator fit many water bottles? Um, it is difficult to write anything positive about this hotel. Um, don't know where to begin. This hotel is in the middle of no where, next to the railroad. Non-smoking room had a deep, deep cigarette smell. Seemed like someone was smoking in there not too long ago. If it wasn't for me not being able to sleep earlier because of west coast time, you could hear and feel the trains coming and going. The walls are very thin, and you can here anything outside. There are also some people that come by bumping their music so loud, that the room vibrates. This also occurred during the wee hours. So if you are a light sleeper and you want to stay here, good luck. However, this is not the reason why I left. On the first night, I found a bug on the sheets. I wasn't sure if it was a bed bug, because it was the first time I saw that type of bug, so I killed it. While I was sleeping, I woke up because I felt itchy. However, I sometimes get itchy, so I didn't think it was bed bugs yet. After the next night, I woke up and once I was about to leave, I saw a smaller bug on the bed again, so I caught it, but this time when I smashed the bug, blood smeared on the sheets. So, I knew they were bed bugs, and I packed up my stuff, and went to the front desk. I told the manager that I wanted to get a refund for the remaining time there (I had booked for 8 nights). The front desk made it very difficult to receive a refund, and not until my sister yelled at the front desk with a customer waiting did he agree to the refund. He was trying to get us to check out and pay the full amount. So, I spent one day in DC trying to quarantine all my luggage. So if you really have to stay here, you have been warned.