Ulasan Tabard Inn

amazing place, polite staff, vintage vibes. Perfect location if you are into night life, without any noise of clubs or traffic. loved my 2 night stay here ane would definitely come back.

We had stayed at the inn 40 years ago and shared fond memories. I enjoy the decor of the public spaces and the individually decorated rooms. The art is worth a tour! Dinner and breakfast were delightful.

Loved the old-fashioned decor. Room not cleaned the first day and for the money no special touches. Most of the staff were great, but one guy at the front desk was indifferent.

Late Victorian era building with a boutique hotel vibe. Our room and bath were spacious. The old building has its quirks. How things work in the room are not as intuitive as in newer hotels, but we found what we were looking for. The common areas like the lobby, bar and restaurant open for breakfast and lunch are unique in a good way. Staff are great. We arrived early. We checked our bags and they were in our room when we got back to the hotel later in the day. There is no elevator, and high ceilings add to the stair count, but the stairs were comfortable.

the condition of furniture is poor. front desk staff is somewhat rude, certainly not helpful. all in all decent stay. location is excellent.

Very special, classic, historical. Feels sort of European. Great common areas. My room looked like nothing had changed for decades. Layout was sort of awkward and bed was not all that comfortable. I still loved the place, though maybe next time I'll stay down the street at the new Courtyard by Marriott.

A very charming and unique place. As I love Victorian antiques, it was a perfect fit for me. Also the restaurant was excellent.

Excellent location. Charming and eclectic. Staff were friendly, efficient, helpful, and they took great care of us, helping make this a special occasion. The restaurant is great. Loved everything about the place.

A popular restaurant with the local upwardly mobile, serving good food in a lovely environment & rooms which are pleasantly retro. I did not miss not having a TV in my room but I would have appreciated coffee making facilities for those days when I did not fancy breakfast but did fancy a cuppa before walking around Washington. It is in a quiet & safe area, an easy walk to the centre of town or the Metro. The staff were all friendly & helpful. The menu was good & the food delicious. Great for a tourist trip to Washington DC.

We loved our stay at the Tabard. Cozy, charming, eclectic inn. We had a 4th floor walk-up room. Hot water in tbe shower took quite a while. Almost felt like we were in Europe. Convenient full-service bar and restaurant on the 1st floor. Food wasn't the best but we really appreciated having that available to us. We look forward to our return.

Lovely, kind, helpful staff. They were gracious in helping us with luggage issues. The room was spacious and richly decorated to match the history of the hotel. The lounge was inviting and well designed for conversation over a night cap. The breakfast was excellent and abundant. The location is convenient for enjoying WDC. I would give more stars but the mattresses were almost unbearably hard, the room was bathed in light at night, and noisy pedestrians coming home invaded the room until 2:30 AM. Bring eatplugs and night/eye shades if you are a light sleeper. Maybe the hotel could offer these amenities to guests.

If you want a lift - forget it. Or a mini-bar, or 24/7 room service too. But if you want to stay in a grand house circa 1880, with a lovely period ambience, then this is pretty unique in DC. I love it.

This hotel and its restaurant are quaint and quite good. The property is from the late 1800s and has a lot of charm. The restaurant has a fantastic brunch.

Quirky, old-fashioned city hotel. No pretense. Quiet and feels undiscovered. No TVs, which is just fine.