Hotels near Francis Scott Key Memorial Park

"This is was the perfect stay, I was there for a Gala event hosted by The Crown Prince of Ethiopia His Royal Highness Prince Ermias Sahle Selassie, at The Army and Navy Club. I chose Club Quarters due to its proximity, as the event was across the road. My flight getting in to DC was cancelled so I was a day late for Check in, although my family was able to check in on time. The staff were incredibly helpful and made sure I was well taken care of on my arrival, equipping me with my room key, internet access and showing me all the fantastic amenities. I particularly loved the eco conscious ethos at Club Quarters, water stations were equipped with refillable water bottles instead of disposable paper or plastic cups and bathroom amenities like conditioner, shampoo lotion etc were also eco friendly and refillable. Stand out Staff member, Missy was exceptional. She went above and beyond to insure our stay was perfect in every way, she made great recommendations on places to eat, sights to visit and her personality was extremely welcoming and accommodating. I was even able to leave my luggage at Club Quarters after check out, as my flight out of DC was later on the evening. 5 stars all around and when next I’m in DC I will most definitely stay at Club Quarters. "

"Welcoming staff"

"Staff was lovely. The hotel and rooms are pretty tired. Overall it was fine, just could use some updating."

"Amenities were not available for the day I went."

"The property is clean and located close to a metro station. It is a short ride to get to DC. "

"Break fast was pricey at the property "

"Clean room, close to everything in the city , good staff very helpful "

"Large room, comfortable!"

"Georgetown House Inn is a very convenient and fun place to stay. But this time the only room left was #4 and it is immediately on the first floor abutting the sidewalk. The hotel has placed a table and two chairs just outside the window. Although there is a sign that says “for hotel guests only”, the chairs were occupied well past midnight for two consecutive nights with people drinking wine from the neighboring restaurant, sat waiting for Ubers, had long telephone conversations and worked on their computers. The choice was to not sleep or to confront inebriated strangers and ask them to continue chatting away from my window. If I ever see room 4 available again, I will stay clear."