Washington Hotel Guide - National Air Force Memorial hotels in Washington, United States of America.

"Not great for breakfast and lunch"

"Breakfast the first morning, the line was all the way down to the far end of the dining room! The next morning there was barely a line. The elevators were usually pretty quick, our floor had an ice machine. We doordashed and met the dasher in the lobby, no issues. Paid for parking and it was pretty straight forward. The room was spacious, the tv was atrocious though....the channels didnt match the guide channel and they would cut out after about 20 seconds. We ended up streaming on our devices instead."

"It was fine for one. Ight being close to the airport, but room and bathroom were small. Staff was friendly, but amenities limited"

"Easy parking. What kitchen staff?"

"Nice room, helpful staff on the register, clean place, everything working. Very enjoyable experience "

"This property is well located, newly renovated and the rooms were clean and spacious. Staff was very friendly and helpful and there’s a nice bar/lounge and a decent restaurant. I’d stay here again."

"It was a good experience for the event that i was attending for easter weekend "

"Room was clean and comfortable. Staff was amazing!"

"We’ve stay at Hampton Inns many times and this was the first time we’ve had any concerns. Overall stay was okay. There was no elevator service to the parking garage, but this was stated when we arrived as due to elevator repair/reno and we were given tips to drop off luggage before parking, etc. But the breakfast was a fiasco. It ended at 9am which was a very surprising and chaotic/stressful both for many of the guests scrambling to get breakfast at the last minute. The poor employees were trying to balance doing their job and putting food away while hungry guests were trying to get food and having to beg staff for more time. Many of us didn’t notice the breakfast time posted when we arrived and I have never experienced a hotel breakfast that ends before 10am. Judging by the number of other guests who were also upset and or denied food, we weren’t the other ones caught off guard. And as professional and helpful as the staff tried to be, it also seemed like they face these difficulties with hungry/angry guests daily. Sadly, it seems like a corporate decision was made to cut corners at the expense of their paying guests. From what others were heard saying, Hampton Inn has been slowly making their breakfasts earlier over recent months by 30 minute increments. Just google “Hampton Inn breakfast times”…. apparently many chains are moving to this schedule, so be warned and get up early if you expect to actually eat the breakfast included with your stay! "