Elk Springs Holidays

Staff did not look professional. Desk not fully manned all the time. Restaurant closed at 9 pm. We just missed it by 10 min and would not make an exception. We were somewhat late getting in by train to their credit. Would not stay there again. Room was very pricey probably due to downtown location at Union Station. No breakfast included.

We loved our stay at this historical hotel. The location was perfect and walkable to many of the things we wanted to do. The breakfast and bourbon tasting were really nice (although there is a $30 charge per day for those amenities so not really “included”). The only negative for us was the amount of noise from a nearby club that kept us awake at night on Saturday night. It wasn’t as much of an issue on Sunday into Monday so it could have just been a weekend issue. The hotel provided earplugs so that was a little telling. It’s a city hotel, expect noise. The staff was very friendly and overall we really enjoyed our stay. The Cruise Room was the highlight of our stay. We enjoyed drinks and food from their menu and it was all fantastic with a great atmosphere. Highly recommend stopping by during your stay

I wanted an upgrade and they provided it at extra cost. Basically a business hotel

It was outstanding in every way imaginable! Went for our honeymoon, stayed in the Royale Suite,naclcony accesswith a view over courtyard,amazing. Rich history inside this mansion,gorgeous staircase in the entryway,not to mention the spooky ghosts to greet you when you stumble in from the convenient Tavern 10 FEET from the hotel! Located in awesome Capitol Hill, tons of local food,clothing and dank close by. Cannot wait to go back and see what Chris has in store for the basement!!!! Will be back soon,,

We really liked staying in Union Station. It’s an unconventional set-up, as there’s a tiny lobby, and the rooms are accessed across the main hall of the train terminal, but the main hall is an active, fun public space that we enjoyed. The location is super convenient to restaurants. Our room was also somewhat unconventional, as it’s a converted space in what seemed to be the original attic area of the station, so there was only one small window, but it was a really spacious room with a great bathroom and nice sitting area. The amenities included free coffee and ice cream each day from shops in the terminal, which was great. There’s also a great bar on the mezzanine that’s quiet and served perfect cocktails. If you like a traditional hotel, this may not be for you, but we found it fun, with lots to do