Homewood Suites by Hilton Washington, D.C. Downtown

Breakfast was the standard scrambled eggs, potatoes (varying types), and meat (bacon, ham, or sausage). There wasn't a lot of variety with these main dishes. Some days there were hard-boiled eggs in addition to scrambled eggs and pancakes or french toast. There were bananas but not a lot of other fruit. They have white/wheat bread, a small variety of bagels, and various danishes. The food staff were polite and friendly and kept the food areas clean. The room cleaning staff did an exceptional job keeping the room clean and providing fresh towels about every other day.

The remodeling of the property you’re working stuff was outstanding. I’ve been along traveler to DC and NEA Director, who comes to lobby for educators unfortunately, I had a problem with your manager named Anna. Jamall in the front desk was excellent and so was the sales rep Delivia. 3/4 in my stay was on point.

This is 100% a family oriented hotel. The rooms are big for DC. But this is still an east coast hotel. Breakfast is solid for a "included breakfast". Some version of eggs and breakfast meat each day with pastries, bagels, toast, fruit, etc. You have a full kitchen, so it is perfect if you are getting/bringing in your own food. You have a way of keeping stuff cold and reheating as needed. There are even dishes and a dishwasher! We stayed for 6 nights and the separate pullout bed and TV area was a life saver. This is located very near the 52 and 54 bus lines. The 52 can take you right to and from the national mall. Be prepared with cash for your fair. They don't take credit cards. You can also buy and fund a metro card at the Mcpherson Square subway station 3 blocks away, and use it for metro or bus. I REALLY recommend familiarizing yourself with both systems and downloading the metro app before trying to use either. Uber is affordable, but much more expensive than metro. We took Uber from the airport to the hotel for $40 (we needed an Uber XL to fit the 4 of us) and returned to the airport on metro during peak hours for $2.75 a person.

This hotel has been great for our family of five. From check in with Jamal to the assistance Ms. Tina offered all week, the experience with this hotel was great. Everyone was welcoming, courteous, and a pleasure to deal with. Any requests we made (extra towels or soap) were immediately handled. The coffee station stays out all day in the lobby, which our daughter discovered to include hot chocolate. This was a great afternoon treat on a couple of occasions. There was no hot chocolate one afternoon, but Ms Tina made sure it was handled. Great service from this staff! Some reviews complained that breakfast did not stay supplied all morning, but this was not our experience. Also, Wednesday offered a guest reception that featured salad, finger foods, beer and wine, and chicken noodle soup…for free! This added bonus to our week became a meal. The hotel is a short 8 minute walk to McPherson Square to catch the Metro. In case you were wondering, this is 8 minutes with a 6 year old. You may be able to walk the 3.5 blocks down 15th street quicker. Or, if you like, the bus picks up half a block away to take you to McPherson Square. This is definitely a great hotel for your stay in DC!

I loved our suite and that it had queen beds and a full mini kitchenette. It was quiet. The water was always hot. The room was super clean and comfortable. The included breakfast was outstanding. It always had eggs, sausage, danishes… Even breakfast tacos! The staff were so nice and helpful.