Washington Hotel Guide - Dr. Franklin E. Kameny Residence hotels in Washington, United States of America.

"They need to get the elevator fixed. One has been out of service for a long time causing many delays. Also I got a handicapped room for some reason. I did not request one. Shower was difficult to use and bathroom set up was not arranged conveniently. I was told it’s what was indicated on my reservation. Don’t know how that got there."

"Nice !"

"This is the perfect location for Georgetown. A block from wholefoods."

"The Georgetown Inn is the only place in the district where I stay. I have been staying at The Georgetown Inn since the early 80s, and I will continue to stay there well into the 21st-century."

"Check in/check out went smoothly. Front desk staff was knowledgeable, professional, and courteous. Asia checked me in and my experience with her was very pleasant and helpful. The parking fee provided a secure environment and in/out at all times. The hotel renovations are very nicely done and appealing. My room was comfortable and hot water, for a change. The in room digital safe was an added bonus (my iPad fit inside). Great location to walk to restaurants, nightclubs, and shops. I will stay at Washington Plaza Hotel again on my next trip to DC. WPH, I wish this hotel would add a Starbucks!!! You got your ears on? lol."

"Location is excellent! Charming little hotel. It sits on the end of a row of beautifully restored old houses along the canal one block from the main road that’s lined with shops & restaurants in the heart of old Georgetown. There’s a parking garage directly across the street, 2 very nice coffee shops/bakeries within 1-2 blocks, an Italian restaurant next door, & it sits directly on the canal. Fantastic location & great price. Nice linens & it was very clean too!"

"It was nice "

"This hotel was very clean and nice. It appeared to have construction going on so areas were blocked off. They don't have vallet parking on the weekend. Parking they did have available was expensive. We stayed once before and it was so lively. This time it was very dull. "

"Hi"