Hotel terbaik di Washington D.C.

We stayed overnight and enjoyed this very recently renovated hotel. It's bright, spacious, and welcoming. The modern decor is a bit minimalist but the bed, room appointments, and bath were all first-rate. And the price is reasonable. One minus: the bathroom has a motion-activated light; if you get up during the night to use the bathroom, the light comes on with blinding blindness that is disorienting and can make it difficult to get back to sleep.

가성비 최고였슴니다! 하루 머무는게 아쉬울정도로 ㅠㅠ 위치도 나름 중심이고 공유자전거랑 공유킥보드 타고 돌아다니기 괜찮았어요! 주변에 먹거리도 많고! 호텔리어분이 너무 친절해서 좋은 기억만 남아있네요! 호텔 근처에서 먹을거 사서 방에서 야경 보면서 먹으니 꿀맛이네용

Tidak suka kekurangan pembersihan sebelum saya tiba. Hotelnya terlalu cantik dan di kawasan yang bagus. Sepatutnya lebih bersih untuk saya dan 2 anak saya. Pelajaran yang dipelajari. Saya sepatutnya menukar bilik dan menyedarkannya.

Tutto meraviglioso. La camera pulita. Colazione buona anche se c erano ogni giorno le stesse cose. La posizione ottima tutto a piedi. Alla reception eccellente e super Chris ci ha fatto un grosso piacere nel pagare lui con la sua carta i biglietti del bus x Philadelphia. E noi le abbiamo dato i soldi ma è stato troppo gentile. Lo ringrazio immensamente. La posizione ottima tutto a piedi e la metro a 700 m. Le pulizie un po' meno forse sarà la moquette

PROS: Stood here for the weekend with my partner. Aesthetically, the hotel is super artsy, fun, and pleasing to the eye. The decor and appearance screams chic, quirky, and metropolitan. From the lobby, adorned with all manners of interesting books, odd trinkets, and colorful sculptures, to the cute, cozy outdoor sitting space filled with pretty greenery, I could not stop raving about this hotel the entire trip. The style of the rooms could very much be described as a European “take” on the well-known Japanese “Pod” style hotels. The rooms were concise (not cramped) and had a sleek, modern, and minimalistic style of furniture (desk with chair, bench, vanity w/sink, bed-frame with built in storage space). Think “IKEA meets stylish, retro Japanese pod hotel”. If that makes sense. LOL. Plus everything in the room is controlled using an iPad which I think it pretty flipping cool. SMART TV in the room, as well, meaning unlimited access to YouTube, Netflix, or pretty much anything that can stream from your phone/device which is perfect after a long day exploring the city. (You can also change the color of the mood lighting in the room via the IPad which provided my boyfriend and I with hours of entertainment pretending we were post apocalyptic humans trapped in some green-tinted “Twilight Zone” style alien bunker) Also, if you prefer a hard mattress, you will find the hotel bed very comfortable. During our time here, we had easy access to a LOT of good food. There’s 2 restaurants inside the hotel as well as a really great Middle Eastern restaurant directly across the street. (I approve of their falafel and roasted sweet potatoes. Very good). There are so many cultural and ethnic restaurants in the immediate area for those who are adventurous eaters. There’s even a pretty nice Trader Joe’s around 4 blocks away for stocking the hotel room with healthy snacks and beverages (a must). Plus Union Market is pretty close to the hotel. I wouldn’t miss it if I were you. Big hall with lots of food vendors and even a little shopping. Even if you aren’t looking to eat and just want to kill a little time, it’s still interesting to walk around and see the cool and unique foods they sell. Soak up the little local color. Overall, it was a totally unique and memorable hotel experience that was totally worth the cost. Well done. LF

This was my first stay in a capsule. I admit that I thought one would enter from the side instead of the end, not that this seemed to be a problem. I like the idea of being ensconced in a cocoon but I realise this isn’t for everyone. In dorm room situations I always prefer a lower bunk, the upper bunks can be more awkward. Unsurprisingly, the same applies here. Anyway, I put the pillow down the far end and climbed in head first. You ‘seal’ your capsule by pulling down the blind at the end. I am not claustrophobic in any way but found I had to keep the blind open for ventilation. There did appear to be ways to adjust the temperature but due to a busy travel schedule I didn’t get a chance to ask staff about this. This hotel uses Goki, this app that lets you scan yourself into the building and the rooms instead of typing in a room code. It has other functions as well. It is worth getting the Goki app as the door codes are changed periodically for security reasons but Goki should always scan you in once you’ve set it up. I thought that $5 for the laundry was a little much and I’m not sure how they ascertained who had paid and who hadn’t since you just walked in. Laundry detergent was included in the $5 charge and when I asked where I would find it they said it would be set out but I couldn’t find it anywhere so I had to track down a staff member. I’m glad to have finally checked ‘sleep in a capsule’ off the list.

The WiFi service is really slow and sometimes it’s not working. But the food for breakfast is good and the hotel room is very spacious.

我們是坐Amtrak到Washington DC的，從First Street 出口，靠右邊，沿著National Postal Museum走，路經大名鼎鼎的Georgetown University Law Center.幾分鍾就到了。國會山，博物館都可以步行到達。只是周圍没有什麼商店，要買些東西可以去Amtrak Union Stationh地下的walgreens. 在Union Station 也有快餐店，pizza 店。如果要去chinatown, 也在不遠處，走6-7條街，在Street 6-7之間。

I stayed only one night. The bed was good:)) as well as the shower and room overall. I left my trolley bag there after checking out without any problem. Staff is friendly

Imagine being rudely and unprofessionally accused of violating hotel policy when you did nothing wrong. Well this is exactly what happened to me on 2/23 at Yotel DC. Around 3pm my husband and I went downstairs to get his food delivery and decided to sit in the lobby to eat it. As we were sitting down, we were aggressively confronted by the security for allegedly smoking in the garage. As per the security we had been identified as the people in question. When I negated that we had even been in the garage or smoking, the security proceeded to rudely inform us about hotel policy and warn us not to smoke. I again informed them that I don't even smoke which was abruptly dismissed. Despite the clearly unwarranted behavior we continued to try to enjoy our stay. Now imagine returning to your room after spending hundreds on dinner only to be harassed by the same security on the same day for a noise complaint. Well you guessed it this is exactly what happened to my husband and I. While upstairs there was a heavy alarming banging on the door. Since this was around 10pm, both my husband and myself were confused who would be at the door. When I answered it was the same security from earlier again with an accusatory tone. This time she stated that she had a noise complaint. Both my husband and I were flabbergasted as we were not at all being loud since we were watching a cooking show - Beat Bobby Flay (sigh... Still don't know who won). When asked if they heard any noise, the security admitted that they actually didn't. As we were talking to the security about feeling harassed and targeted the African American Manager with short hair stormed towards us saying ”what's the problem”. We attempted to explain to her our displeasure with how we were being treated when she informed us that we were disturbing her guests implying that we were not guests. When my husband questioned her statement and noted that we also were paying guests she informed us that we were checking out and directed security to ”get them up outta here”. Despite us having a 3 night reservation apparently we were not what she considered guests and so the unprofessional manager had no problem aggressively speaking to us or proceeding to kick us out the hotel at 10pm at night. *SARCASTICALLY* AMAZING The YOTEL aka hostel masquerading as a modern hotel has hard as nails futons for beds and is a small box with no microwave. It's not at all worth the money and honestly just save yourself and book elsewhere. Now I was willing to over look it's quaint aka tiny accommodations until being accused of smoking and violating hotel policy when I don't even smoke and then harassed about making noise when I was watching tv. I've always heard that ”all skin folk ain't kinfolk” but have never experienced this until I encounter this manager. I hate to describe her as the African American manager with the short hair however she refused to give her name so that's all I got. The manager called the police on us s