Melrose Georgetown Hotel

overall the lobby had an upscale look, however the music played over the speakers was loud and unnecessary for a lobby. The music selection and loudness was more appropriate for a bar or dance hall. It was difficult to have a conversation with friends while this music was blaring.

We had a deluxe king room which was very spacious and comfortable. The room had a mini fridge and coffee maker, and there was also complimentary coffee and tea in the mornings in the lobby area. There was a business center where one could print out documents or access the internet, and there were areas in the lobby where one could hang out. Also a bar and restaurant. It was close to the metro and a number of nice restaurants. Very easy to use the metro to get to the sights in town.

Staff - Above & Beyond Amenities - Above & Beyond (infused water, coffee, anniversary extras, lots of bathroom extras) Lobby & Outdoor Patio - Lovely Room Service breakfast was excellent! 6th Floor views were amazing! Excellent location!

Our room was beautiful, comfortable, huge by contemporary hotel standards. The decoration, spacing, lighting were thoughtful. The bathroom was comfortable, large and the toiletries, useful and good quality. On the first night they left us a courtesy of sparkling water, dried fruits and chocolates that was most welcome. The air conditioning was quiet and effective. There is a tea / coffee self service in the morning, and fresh water all day in the reception. The reception area is very pleasant and welcoming.

The location was exceptional. We easily took the metro from our Amtrak arrival and our Reagan airport departure. The metro station was a 5 minute walk and it was a 20 min walk to the Lincoln memorial. So we had a choice of walking or taking the metro. The hotel itself was excellent, as indicated in my prior responses. The front desk staff was very helpful and positive in their attitudes. The room had everything we needed and was very clean. The 7 am coffee in the lobby was a definite plus. However, there was a coffee maker in the room, but the coffee in the lobby had real milk or cream.