The Baron Hotel

The hotel service was just okay, and there were virtually no facilities, apart from an elevator that looked like it was decades old. There's a bar on the ground floor that only opens at night, so guests on lower floors might find it quite noisy. The location is pretty convenient though, close to Georgetown, a bus stop, and the subway station is also nearby.

The cleanliness was pretty subpar, and the luggage room had a foul odor. It's also quite a walk from the metro station. However, the elevator was very old-fashioned with an iron gate, which was quite interesting.

The room was small, the bed was small too, my 1.84m tall son's feet were sticking out of the bed when he slept. The exhaust fan and light in the toilet are linked to a switch. When the light is turned on, the exhaust fan turns on, and the sound of the exhaust fan is as loud as a tractor. The toilet, washbasin and bathroom are all complete, but the design is very compact, only about two square meters. The air conditioner was quite noisy, so we didn't turn it on to have a quieter sleep. But strangely, we didn't feel cold. There was only a thin blanket on the bed. Overall it's cheap, just bear with it.

The entrance is a little hard to find. I wasn't sure if it was a hotel or a club. After taking the old elevator and going through a narrow corridor, I found my room. It was a non-smoking room, and there was a parking lot outside the window. The room was very small, and there was barely any space to open my suitcase. It wasn't particularly dirty, but it was very old and dim. A big fly-like insect came out of the room. It's about a 10-minute walk from the nearest station. This is the only cheap hotel close to the city. If you're traveling by car, I recommend the Sheraton Pentagon City Hotel, even though it's far from the station. It's not easily accessible by bus or train, but you can enjoy a clean and spacious room for a little more money than this hotel.