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"Very mediocre "

"Excellent location. Beautiful and clean room. Very quiet and excellent gym"

"Great stay! Everyone was helpful."

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"yes"

"The location is not bad but not great, yes, there is a metro station but if you have little kids, you will be roughly an hour away from the National Mall, we were glad we drove. Parking was very confusing, it is shared with Trader Joe’s and other pavilion businesses - would have been helpful to have a sign notifying guests that they may park anywhere. Getting into the lobby from the parking was confusing, too. It didn’t feel very safe because there are all sorts of random people all over the place. Front desk people were nice but nobody tried to go out of their way to impress anyone. They offer complimentary happy hour and breakfast and have to hand out these manually cut out vouchers which looked kiddish. Happy hour is a nice touch but that whole bar area could be modernized. Breakfast is plentiful, all the staff working it is top notch. The room itself was alright: the bedroom was unreasonably huge while the bathroom, hallway and living room were tiny. We were three female adults with two little kids and it felt like we were on top of each other in the common areas. The fridge didn’t shut so the condensation was maddening. There were two cups to usefor coffee or tea, would be nice if there were plastic cups for like five for water or whatever. It would be nice to have more hooks in the bathroom, more hangers for the closet and coat area. Would be nice to have a rug in the bedroom. There were stains on the curtains, couch, sheets. There was an old gum under the night table."

"Outstanding experience. Very specious. Kitchen well stalked. Friendly staff. Beautiful breakfast. Convenient location. I give them five golden star. "

"Clean"

"Bar did not have basic amenities including fries, and a variety of drink options. Bartender had to put a sticky note and redline items not available on the menu. This puts a shame to the Hilton brand. The bartender made me a drink that cost $17 and it was insulting to be charged that price since the bartender had absolutely no idea what she was doing. "