Washington Hotel Guide - Christian Heurich House hotels in Washington, United States of America.

"The check in person was exceptional. Had a balcony room where I had breakfast and sipped bourbon to close out the day. The location to so much is ideal. The view spectacular!"

"We loved the Lombardy! Old fashioned doorman service, a cozy bar where we met some interesting locals and a classic room. The location is perfect. Right between 2 Metro stations and walking distance to the Mall, White House, GW U, Georgetown and The Kennedy Center. "

"The staff was great. The amenities were good and I was close to where I needed to be."

"This is the nicest hotel I have stayed at. We rented the suite with the balcony and it overlooks DuPont Circle. The bedroom was impressive. Mattress was comfortable. The bathroom had heated floors and towel racks. The shower was impressive. And a complimentary mini bar was completely unexpected. Thomas was amazing in checking us in. The Valet drivers were great. "

"I booked this hotel for my parents 23rd anniversary, and they loved it. The location was incredible, less than 10 minutes away from all the big landmarks. They loved how walkable everything was, and noted the cleanliness everywhere, both in the hotel and around the city. The breakfast was actually not free, but they managed to get plates around the end of service free of charge and said it's the best hotel breakfast they've had in years. Of course, the rooms are compact so this would only be ideal for couples or people coming alone, not suitable for families. "

"The staff was very friendly. The room was spacious and nicely decorated. The value was great. Would definitely stay here again. "

"loved everything except the parking price to park here is unbelievably high"

"The room seemed very clean, and the room was huge with a lovely kitchenette. (Not sure if all come with that.) The staff went above and beyond to address problems. The manager even called to discuss a concern of mine. The location is superb if you're doing events at the Kennedy Center and GWU. "

"Always my home."