5-Star Hotels in Washington D.C.

The Old Money Hotel in Washington DC has a designated smoking area in the hotel's central garden, which is worth praising.

The hotel's location is excellent, making it super convenient to visit the White House – the entrance queue is just across the street. Beyond the great location, there's not much else to rave about. 😂 The staff were incredibly cold; not a single smile, and even the room service operator had an icy tone. There was absolutely no sense of hospitality. The facilities are outdated; the hairdryer looked like it was from the last century, and the shower only had a fixed overhead head, which was really inconvenient for bathing a child. The pillows and mattress were uncomfortable, and the curtains didn't close properly, letting light in – overall, I didn't get a good night's sleep. Another baffling design flaw was how far the power outlets were from the countertops, making them extremely inconvenient to use.

The hotel was so-so, a bit old. I don't remember much about it, I didn't even take many photos. The parking fee was extremely expensive. That's typical of hotels in the US. However, this hotel charged for half a day or a full day's parking each time you went out.

The only reason it doesn't have a full evaluation is because on the last day in room 920 at 6 a.m. something inside the room, it looked like the air conditioning, started making a huge noise that woke up my parents. Furthermore, excellent decoration, super comfortable bed, super friendly staff. There is free coffee and tea. I would stay at the same hotel again.

The hotel environment is great, clean and hygienic, the service is enthusiastic and discerning, the room is spacious, the view is wide, the sound insulation is also very good, everything is answered, and the ladies are all beautiful

The hotel's location is great; it was very convenient for my nearby conference, and it's not far from the memorial parks. The area between the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial is perfect for a run. Washington D.C. feels quite safe, so I didn't worry about getting around.

The hotel's location is excellent; we could walk to the Lincoln Memorial, the White House, Capitol Hill, and all the museums. The room was a bit small but perfectly adequate. The breakfast on the first floor was quite good; it's à la carte with a limited selection, but the taste was great, and the black coffee was also very nice.

The room is very good, the furniture and bedding are very new and clean, and it is tidy every day without tipping. In the end, we realized that when we gave a tip (it was the last day), we also gave each of my family of four bathrobes, disposable fur mops, and snacks. The common room I booked was automatically upgraded to a sea view twin room! The service at the front desk is also very thoughtful. You can answer any questions about bottled water for free. You can ask him how many bottles he wants, and you can drink lemonade and orange juice in the lobby. There is no time to swim in the heated swimming pool. The underground parking lot costs 10 knives an hour and 75 knives overnight. Wharf has a good environment for shopping and eating, and the sea breeze is comfortable. I strongly recommend this hotel!

The hardware of the hotel is great, from the lobby to the indoor facilities, it is in line with the grade of St. Regis. But the service is really disappointing. It took more than 30 minutes to ask for a pair of slippers, and I waited for an hour and a half for a toothbrush, but it still didn't come. I called to ask, and the reply was: I forgot! I checked out on the third day and told the person in charge about such bad service. This person said sorry, but he was actually very arrogant and didn't apologize sincerely. No one helped with the luggage when I left the hotel. The guy at the door didn't leave at all. Well, I saved the money for a cup of coffee. DC St. Regis, no chance next time!

Come to DC to live in Park Hyatt for 3 days. The area where you are located should be good. If you take a taxi, you can't go anywhere, but if you take the subway, there is still a distance from the subway station. The doorman is more welcoming. The only drawback is that the three nights of staying in the hotel did not change the toiletries once.