Hotels near Embassy Row

"This hotel was really a mixed bag. I was suppose to get some perks with Expedia such as a food and beverage credit and room upgrade. They did not mention any of that when I checked in and I had to inquire. They confirmed the food credit was available, but would not give me an upgraded room. I believe it was because we already settled into our room before inquiring about the upgrade. I will never let the Expedia 'perks' sway me to book a particular hotel again. However, I was able to check in early which was so nice after a long day of traveling. The room was clean, but the window was facing a dark wall. I could not see anything which was a real disappointment. And did not get the upgraded room and in fact, I probably got the absolute worst room in the entire building. I don't think I will stay at this hotel again. The location was in a decent area, but the restaurant attached was awful and we had to walk to find food. I think this hotel is okay."

"What a wonderful staff! The location is fantastic but the staff were engaged, thoughtful, and super friendly. The facility is well thought out and a great perch for meetings "

"Clean room, good location,"

"It’s not far from Metro stops. Parking near the hotel is a bit of a challenge (out front are posted “No parking, etc.”) It’s a convenient location to WH & Smithsonian. No fridge in the room was kind of lame. The Nespresso machine was nice. Everything is very clean. And they hold bags for you for the day- nice perk . "

"The hotel was under construction. The restaurant was overpriced for the offerings, and the location of the services kept changing each day."

"Architecturally beautiful hotel. I wish I knew about the cost of valet parking before leaving my car. $94 was a surprise."

"My second stay here and did not disappoint. The room was very clean. Staff, especially Julia, was very welcoming and pleasant. Great stay!"

"The hotel room was spacious and clean. The location was great and I had a great salad at the hotel restaurant. The hard part was that the hotel changed over from the Generator Hotel to the Rendale Hotel with new management during the weekend that I stayed there. There was confusion."

"Bugs in room"