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So, I've got this student in one of my classes; let's call him Joe. Joe is brash and abrasive. He's spent his life doing hard work in harsh conditions. He's a smoker (and probably a drinker). My impression is that he's not exactly amenable to doing the kind of thinking that will get him over what I see as the roadblocks he sets up for himself. I think he thinks of himself as an "old dog," and I present a particular challenge to him not only because of the class I teach (he's not in community college to become a better writer; he's made that perfectly clear), but also because of the energy I present.
Every class starts with a writing warm-up in the form of a quote that I ask the students to think and write about. Today's quote was from Jonathan Swift: There are none so blind as those who will not see. Here's Joe's response to that prompt:
To see is the ability to acknowledge what is happening around and in front of you. When you can not see because you think you already have the answers, then you are destined to stumble around blind without a clue.
Those who simply will not see are entwined in an ignorant bliss, unaware of what is happening around them or the impact (or the negative impact) that there (sic) decision will make. A prime example of this i that pinhead sitting in the white house. He refuse to see what a negative impact the ACA will have on the economy. He refuses to negotiate to solve problems or simply ignores the problem either through ignorance or simply failure to see what is happening around the country.
When I went around the room asking what everyone wrote, Joe read his paper. As I do with most of the kids' responses, I challenged him about it. I asked him to give me an example of the ACA having a negative impact on the economy, and he responded that employers are limiting employee hours and that it's just bad. I told him that, if this was something he was really invested in, he should do some research about it because I wasn't sure that he could find evidence to support that claim. Then I moved on to the next student.
When I got Joe's paper this morning, he'd included an addendum, scrawled in larger letters and clearly showing some frustration at my resistance to his ideas:
IF THE ACA IS NOT HAVING A NEGATIVE IMPACT ON BUSINESSES, THEN HOW COME ALL BUSINESSES HAVE RECEIVED A WAIVER? OPEN YOUR EYES and see that businesses are going to part-timers and dropping health care to employees. If the ACA is really good, how come Congress refuses to give up there health care plans for the new one? How many Dr.s have retired in the last year?
Since I very often write notes on the students' responses (and because I KNOW that Joe reads every word I write on his papers), I composed this for him:
A couple of things here, Joe;
First, while I appreciate your passion for the topic, I want to warn you against name calling in your professional writing. It's perfectly acceptable – desired, even – to disagree with someone; disagreement gives us an opportunity to investigate other points of view and to shore up our own understanding of our positions. It is not acceptable, however, to be disrespectful to people who disagree with you. Even if you believe someone to be despicable, calling them names isn't going to do anything to bolster your credibility. Remember the Booker T. Washington quote we worked on last week; "you can't hold a man down without staying down with him." Calling the President (or anyone else) a "pinhead" (or any other name) is going to diminish your credibility in the eyes of someone who might want to genuinely hear what you have to say.
In terms of addressing your complaints, I want to encourage you to do some research about the ACA and see if you can clarify and support some of the claims you're making. For starters, your assertion that "businesses are going to part-timers and dropping health care to employees" isn't supported by the figures. In fact, the recent trend in part-time employment is that it's been going down, not up (see here for a chart: http://www.epi.org/blog/obamacare-isnt-causing-increase-part-time/). While there is some anecdotal evidence to support that claim – folks like the man who owns Papa John's and says that he "can't afford" to provide health care to his employees are behind a lot of that noise – there's no reputable, statistical evidence to support that the ACA is causing employers to cut back worker hours. What's more, the cry that the ACA is imposing a hardship on employers rings entirely false because the provision that would require employers with more than 50 employees to provide health care coverage doesn't even kick in until 2015 (see here: http://www.cleveland.com/business/index.ssf/2013/09/charges_obamacare_is_causing_e.html)
Your assertion that "all businesses have received a waiver" is untrue, and is being spread as an issue by some less-than-reputable organizations and media outlets. There are waivers, but they're specific to both particular provisions of the health care law and to certain companies and organizations.
For example; the ACA eliminates the ability of insurance companies to cap the total amount of medical bills they would pay for each policy holder. Those so-called "mini-med" plans charge customers very low premiums, but offer few benefits and require that the insured pay out of pocket for anything that exceeds a very low annual cap. That provision was due to kick in next year, but the Department of Health and Human Services recognized that some insurance companies weren't going to be ready to phase out those policies in that time, so HHS gave them more time to keep workers from losing coverage altogether while their employers searched for alternative plans. (see here for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services report on this exemption: http://www.cms.gov/CCIIO/Resources/Files/approved_applications_for_waiver.html)
Earlier this year, the Internal Revenue Service announced an even broader exemption, delaying the requirement that companies with 50 or more full-time workers offer health benefits that met a minimum standard for coverage until 2015 (this is what I referenced in my "part time workers" explanation above). The agency did so, it said, because a lot of employers complained that they wouldn't be able to comply with reporting requirements (see here for the IRS information: http://www.irs.gov/uac/Questions-and-Answers-on-the-Individual-Shared-Responsibility-Provision). Notice that the businesses' complaints were about reporting on coverage, not in providing it. In fact, most small businesses already provide health care coverage to their full-time employees, so the ACA doesn't affect them at all (see here for a full report: http://kff.org/private-insurance/report/2013-employer-health-benefits/).
Your complaint that "Congress refuses to give up their health plans for the new one" isn't quite accurate, either. Congress is not required to give up their health care plans, and neither is anyone else who already has coverage. All the ACA does (as regards insurance coverage) is require that people actually have health insurance. The exchanges are designed for those who can't get adequate or affordable coverage through their employer. The ACA makes it so that individuals who have to buy their own insurance (and some small firms) would be eligible to participate in state-based exchanges, which would offer a range of health insurance plans for purchase (unlike pre-ACA insurance shopping; it was difficult – and SUPER expensive – for individuals and small businesses to purchase insurance as single entities. Don't forget, too, that these exchanges are made up of private insurance companies; that's important to remember when someone's telling you that the ACA is "socialized medicine").
Those who already get insurance through their employers, Medicare, Medicaid, the military's Tricare insurance program, or the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program wouldn't be required – or even eligible – to participate in the health care exchanges. All federal employees, including members of Congress (and the President), fall under the FEHBP. Those who have coverage from a large employer wouldn't be eligible, either, unless their coverage didn't meet minimum benefits criteria or was deemed to be unaffordable.
Finally, I couldn't find any reputable source that confirms that doctors are going to retire over the implementation of the ACA. Neither could I find accurate numbers about the rate of physician retirement (this was as close as I could come: http://www.lewin.com/~/media/Lewin/Site_Sections/Publications/3027.pdf). I did find, though, that one out of three practicing physicians in the United States is over the age of 55, and many of them are expected to retire in the next 10 or 15 years. If you can point me to evidence that doctors are retiring rather than participate in the health care changes (something that wasn't published by World Net Daily, Liberty News or Fox), then please do and I'll review my position on this.
We should also consider that the ACA is going to expand access to medical care for millions of people who don't currently have such access. That means that the demand for doctors is going to increase. Expanded coverage is predicted to increase the number of annual primary care visits between 15.07 million and 24.26 million by 2019. Assuming stable levels of physicians' productivity, between 4,307 and 6,940 additional primary care physicians would be needed to accommodate this increase (see here for the citation for those figures: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1468-0009.2011.00620.x/full).
I want to encourage you to put your energy and passion to good use on this issue, but remember that it's sometimes difficult to argue about something when we are too wrapped up in our feelings about it. A good argument comes from a place of respect, inquiry, logic, and evidence. Try taking a step back and a deep breath, then go looking for evidence to support your position. Work from a position of facts, and keep the name-calling under your hat.


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WATCH: Things get awkward after news anchor confuses Samuel L. Jackson with Laurence Fishburne
Samuel L. Jackson was doing an interview for KTLA to promote his upcoming movies, Robocop and Captain America: The Winter Soldier. At the start of the interview, the anchor, Sam Rubin, asked Jackson about his recent projects, including a Super Bowl commercial. Samuel L. Jackson did not star in any Super Bowl commericals(though a Capital One commercial staring Jackson would have been awesome). Watch below to see how the interview fell apart:

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Adata Technology has launched its S511 SSD series, which employs the latest SATA 6Gb/s specification.
The S511 utilizes the new generation SandForce SF-2200 series chip, with native support for the SATA 6Gb/s platform. Its read and write speeds are twice that of SSDs using the older SATA2 specification, and in real world test simulations reached 550/520MB read and write speeds respectively, with 4K random write speeds as high as 60,000 IOPS, the vendor said.
Adata's S511 will be available in 60GB, 120GB, 240GB and 480GB capacities.
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As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
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Tilikum, a longtime star of SeaWorld, is an orca that was captured near Iceland in 1983 at about 3 years of age. During these 30 years in captivity, Tilikum has killed three people and seriously injured another. Blackfish is a documentary by director Gabriela Cowperthwaite that traces the origins and development of Tilikum's aggressive behavior and asks probing questions about the morality of capturing and keeping wild animals for entertainment and profit. Through interviews with former Se … [Read more...]
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I've gotten this to work before. Look in the kismet.README file, I believe the correct source should be something like source=cisco_wifix,eth0:wifi0,wifi0
i've been trying to get Backtrack3 to run on my old Thinkpad X30 with built-in Cisco 350 Wifi-Adapter.
Sadly i can't seem to start up kismet.
I can however get into my own network and surf without any problem.
The Wireless Assistant reports these adapters:
eth0 and wifi0
Fiddling around with the kismet.conf [usr/local/etc/kismet.conf] i've tried:
FATAL: pcap reported netlink type 1 (EN10MB) for eth0. This probably means you're not in RFMON mode or your drivers are reporting a bad value...
FATAL: unable to open cisco control file '/proc/driver/aironet/wifi0/Config' 2:No such file or directory. Done.
Does anybody have an idea on how to proceed?
It would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, bypass
I've gotten this to work before. Look in the kismet.README file, I believe the correct source should be something like source=cisco_wifix,eth0:wifi0,wifi0
RTFM.......cisco_wifix Aironet 340,350 Linux Kernel 2.4.20+, CVS
Capture interface: 'ethX:wifiX'
Kernel 2.4.20+ and CVS drivers use ethX for normal mode
and wifiX for monitor mode. Kismet needs to know both
devices, which may not necessarily be the same number,
for example 'eth1:wifi0'.
Linux kernel 2.4.20 and 2.4.21 have highly unstable cisco
drivers and should be avoided.
The cisco drivers currently do not enter rfmon mode
correctly, so channel control is not available. The
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I don't see what you're getting at but most routers aren't powerful enough to run pentesting tools. Most come with basic networking functions like ping and traceroute but nothing that will get you a shell.
You want to have control of a machine on the inside whether that be a server or pc.


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It's hard to imagine that an entire corporation could be based off a scam, but that's exactly the case for Amway and Quixtar. This article will detail exactly how Amway and Quixtar work, and why it is a scam you should avoid. Because Amway and Quixtar are the same company, I'll just be using the name Amway from now on.
Like many scams, the Amway scam is based off people's urge to be rich, drive a nice car, and live in a big house. People often want to live that lifestyle so badly that they will do anything and believe anything in order to achieve that goal. This is where Amway steps in. The main idea is that you become a salesperson and sell Amway products, such as vitamins, electronics, and various other goods. Of course, you won't get rich selling knifes door to door, but that's where the twist comes in. The idea is that the more people you recruit into Amway, the more money you'll make because you'll get a percentage of their earnings. If the people you recruit, recruit more people in turn, you'll get a percentage of that, and so on. So the main idea is to recruit as many people as possible, and have an automatic stream of revenue. Does this sound like a pyramid scam to you? Well, it basically is. Technically, it's labeled as multi-level-marketing, which is nothing more than a legal pyramid scam.
So where is the harm? So far, everything sounds legitimate, and harmless. That's exactly what they want you to think. The fact of the matter is that once you're recruited, Amway starts selling things to YOU. That's right, anything from motivational tapes, to motivational books, to tickets for conventions and rallies, and even entire bus trips to rallies. Through a series of talks, basic brainwashing techniques are used in order to convince you that you will succeed and become a millionaire, but only if you buy motivational tapes which hold the key to your success. In fact, it is commonly said that Amway rallies resemble religious revival meetings more than anything else. Now, I'm not trying to knock on religious revival meetings, but Amway preys on your desperation, and preys on your dreams. They tell people over and over that they will become rich if they follow the Amway business plan. Unfortunately, virtually the only people making any sort of significant money are the people selling motivational tools at the rallies and so forth. According to Amway itself, the average amount of money people make at Amway is a measly $1,400 a year. This doesn't include all the money for meetings, rallies, travel, books, tapes, and everything else. When all is said and done, most people actually lose their money, friends, and a huge amount of time.Stumble it!
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This I believe
Every week for the past 30 years, I've hosted a
Sunday dinner in my home in Paris. People, including total strangers,
call or e-mail to book a spot. I hold the salon in my atelier, which used
to be a sculpture studio. The first 50 or 60 people who call may come,
and twice that many when the weather is nice and we can overflow into
the garden.
People from all corners of the world come to break bread together, to
meet, to talk, connect and often become friends. All ages, nationalities,
races, professions gather here, and since there is no organized seating,
the opportunity for mingling couldn't be better. I love the randomness.
Listen to Jim on NPR!
Introducing Jim Haynes:
"Begin life in Louisiana, pass early teens in Venezuela, three years
in a boarding school in Atlanta, attend university in Louisiana (L.S.U.
and Tulane), do military obligation and in 1956 settle in Scotland.
Jim's life in the Theatre
My first theatrical experience was a T.S. Eliot play (I think The Cocktail
Party) in Shreveport, Louisiana way back in the 40s. I was knocked out.
Social networking with JimJim Haynes
How to make the gods laugh: tell them your plans! Nevertheless I hope the future includes my continuing to live here in my Paris atelier, travelling to see friends, writing newsletters and books, hosting friends, organizing the Sunday dinners, and enjoying every minute of life. For me, happiness is an intellectual concept, and I decided years ago to be happy. In spite of (and because of) everything, I love life. It has been good to me, and I hope that I have been good to it.
The Sunday Dinners
In the early 70s launch with Cathy Sroufe (now Monnet), a Sunday salon chez moi. It takes place, rain or shine, every Sunday evening from 20h00 to 23h00 - except for two or three weeks in August. To attend, write, email or call to have your name added to the guests' list >>
Cook Book
Throw a Great Party, the cook book inspired by Jim's Sunday
dinners, has been published.
Our kitchen-table publishing house, Handshake Editions, continues.
Founded in 1980, we publish small print-runs. >>
One of my favorite activities is to travel to visit friends and lovers. I also travel to further projects and to meet new friends and lovers. Favorite destinations are festivals. Over the years I have attended dozens of festivals and conferences. And I like going back to the same festival year after year. I have attended The Edinburgh International Festival every year... >>
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Excerpt from Mr. Adnan Oktar's Live Conversation on Kahramanmaras Aksu and Gaziantep Olay TV dated January 1st 2011
ADNAN OKTAR: This is about the Prophet Solomon (pbuh). Allah makes mention of the Prophet Solomon (pbuh) "We gave Solomon power over the wind – a month's journey in the morning and a month in the afternoon." There is of course a special sign in this as well. " We gave Solomon power over the wind – a month''s journey in the morning and a month in the afternoon. And We made a fount of molten brass flow out for him." The widespread use of copper may also be referring to an unimaginable technology employed at the End Times. That is to say, copper was used also in the past, both in the time of Dhu'l-qarnayn and in the time of Prophet Solomon (pbuh). Both Solomon (pbuh) and Dhu'l-qarnayn (pbuh) were the rulers of the world. They reigned over the world and they both had a relationship with copper; that is, they both made widespread use of copper. The verse continues;
"And some of the jinn worked in front of him by his Lord's permission." Now there is some relation with molten copper and jinni. That is, we will see it, we will look into it, because there is the same incident with Dhu'l-qarnayn. Dhu'l-qarnayn also says, "Bring me molten brass to pour over it." Another meaning of brass is 'copper.' There is again copper here. " And if a single one of them deviates at all from Our command, We let him taste the punishment of the Searing Blaze." As if there is mention to a system obtained by copper with widespread use which would be effective over the djinns, because as you know also in the time of Pharaoh, they made use of djinns in many areas. The Pharaoh also held djinns under his sway; the unbelieving ones. He made unbelieving djinns serve him. Then Prophet Solomon (pbuh) took the djinns under his sway. He took all djinn satans under his control and made them bring pearls and coral from the depths of oceans. And the public got used to them; they took them for granted. Then when people remained distant from djinns, they started to consider them as direful beings. Now they are restless. The fact is however, in ancient Egypt, the people were familiar with djinns. They used to make them do many of their tasks. Djinns used to appear to many people in their physical forms and they used to wander around among people. Hence people were used to them; but when this is not the case, they cause panic among people. If people got used to them, this panic would disappear.
The verse reads; "They made for him anything he wished: high arches and statues, huge dishes like cisterns." At that time people got used to djinns. "They made for him high arches and statues, huge dishes like cisterns. 'Work, family of David, in thankfulness!' But very few of My slaves are thankful. Then when We decreed that he should die, nothing divulged his death to them except the worm which ate his staff." A worm that ate his staff. First the staff of Prophet Moses (pbuh) turned into snake. In this case too a worm that resembles a snake eats the staff from inside. While formerly the staff completely turned into a snake, here there is a worm within the staff. It eats the staff from inside and weakens it. But the Qur'an insistently draws attention to the staff. Both in the case of Prophet Solomon (pbuh), Prophet Moses (pbuh) and Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh). There is also a relationship with the staff and Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh). That is to say, the Qur'an does not draw attention to a subject for no reason. People will see a wonder regarding the staff. There is something with the staff because there is a wonder in the staff of the Prophet Solomon (pbuh). There is also a wonder with Prophet Moses (pbuh). This also holds true for Hazrat Mahdi's (pbuh) staff. People will see something about it. There is reference to this, insha'Allah.2012-04-17 15:15:14


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It really was a team that I did not think was there, Buffalo coach Lindy Ruff said. Ninety percent of the game was in the Washington end and they end up walking out with a 2-1 win. It was tough. You cannot fault our team effort. I think they gave a good effort.
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Ernst has big lead in latest poll; Branstad's lead shrinks
A new poll shows the woman running for the Republican U.S Senate nomination has a nearly two to one margin of support over the nearest competitor.
The poll from Public Policy Polling put the support for Iowa State Senator Joni Ernst at 34% of those questioned. Mark Jacobs is being backed by 18% followed by Sam Clovis at 14% and Matt Whitaker at just six percent.
Since the last poll in April, Ernst gained 21% and Clovis six percent while Jacobs support dropped by a couple of points.
In a matchup involving presumptive Democratic nominee Bruce Braley, Ernst's trails the congressman by six percent 45-to 39%. Braley's lead over the enitre Republican field averages seven percent the same as in the last poll in April.
The Ernst campaign announced Thursday that 20120 Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney would campaign with Ernst May 30th in stops in Cedar Rapids and Davenport.
The same poll shows the lead Governor Terry Branstad had over his Democratic challenger has dropped into the single digits but not by as much as some other polls have indicated this spring.
The results give Branstad a 48%-40 % lead over Iowa State Senator Jack Hatch which is down from a more than 10 point lead earlier this year.
Other recent polls have shows Branstad's lead anywhere from 15% to just a couple of points and within the margin of error.
The poll shows the electorate divided over the governor's job performance with 42% approving and 43% disapproving.
Senator Hatch is still relatively unknown to a lot of people with 60% of the respondants saying they have no opinion of him one way or the other.
@The poll surveyed 913 voters May 15-19 and has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.3%.


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Super Bowl
Outpost Hollywood
Sunday, February 3, 2013 at 2:00 PM - Monday, February 4, 2013 at 2:00 AM (PST)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
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Event Details
February 3rd 2013, Outpost Hollywood will be celebrating Americas biggest game day, THE SUPER BOWL with the ULTIMATE SUNDAY FUNDAY BASH!!!! We will have DJs, Drink Specials, and the game displayed on all 23 flat screen TV's. Come watch this annual event with us at Outpost Hollywood and see what team goes home with the historic Vince Lombardi Trophy..
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Outpost is a western-themed bar overrun with flat screen TVs, Old West Decor, from cowboy boot cocktails, to walls blanketed with lassos, steer skulls, and antique saddles. This country saloon provides traditional backyard BBQ grub, fully stocked bar, good o'l country sounds, and a great staff to complete your experience.


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Brevard, N.C. - The Brevard College Tornado Club will be hosting a Spring Wine and Cheese Social on Thursday, March 3rd, at 6:30 p.m. in the Alumni House, located on the campus of Brevard College.
The social will be hosted by BC Tornado Club President, Ken Kolb, and members of the Brevard College Head Coaching staff will join in the festivities and be available for questions and updates.
All Tornado Club members are invited to attend and are also invited to bring interested friends and neighbors to this event.
Wine, cheese, soft drinks and snacks will be available at the Spring Tornado Club Wine and Cheese Social.
For more information or if you have any questions, contact the Brevard College Athletic Department at (828) 884-8276.


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Among the first seating to be mass-produced, Michael Thonet's steam-bent wood chair quickly became an icon, surrounding café tables all over 19th-century Paris and inspiring a host of variations. Our interpretation echoes the sculptural open loops of the steam-bent classics in carved and dovetailed oak – a handcrafted homage to the mass-produced original.
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- Barstool Overall: 17"W x 21"D x 46"H
- Barstool Seat: 30"H
- Counter Stool Overall: 17"W x 21"D x 43"H
- Counter Seat: 26"H
Shown in burnt oak.
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Rooms were great. They were aged, but very clean. The staff was nice. The parking lot was very brightly lit. This was the first time I stayed in a room with a pet, and it was nice this was an animal friendly location. I'm not sure is $20 is average, but it made the trip more convenient. The lobby was meh.
Staff was exceptional, hotel clean & secure. Nice breakfast assortment. Hotel a little hard to find, located behind another building.
small quiet hotelt,located off main road. Staff was friendly, good service for the price.
Friendly staff and clean rooms!
close to Upper Marlboro A pain getting to room w/ all the keys needed
I was very pleased with my hotel stay from checking in to checking out. The hotel staff was very efficient.
I enjoyed the cleaniness and quietness of the hotel. The room maids were very friendly. no
Proximity to the Equestrian Center. Staff was wonderful. Beds and pillows were very comfortable. Air conditioning kept turning itself off. Fridge was not cold when we arrived.
Extremely nice hotel There were more hidden fees than I have ever seen at a hotel - $15 resort fee for phone use and other little things, even an extra $5 just to get a coork skrew in the room.
The Gaylord Hotel is a beautiful. The location and the strip itself are great.
Property"s location was perfect. Beds are too firm. Not a very comfortable sleep experience due to firmness of mattress,
Everything Nothing not to line
Everyone was friendly and helpful. All of our needs were addressed instantly
Room with the balcony view of the inside mall and river veiw also. I will let others know about this, when visiting here. Enjoy everything, nice atmosphere
The reception, restaurants, shops are excellent. Outside the hotel room the fountains, gardens are nice. Yes, The Bath room needs work. Specially the shower, we stayed in 2055 and the noise from possible exercise room was anoying. looking out the window we noticed employees were sitting outside (taking brake)
Everything very relaxing.long Long walk to room.
Everything, the hotel is wonderful. I'm a retired Marine and I've traveled with my family to many places. This is the best hotel my wife and I have ever stayed in.
Friendly staff. Comfy beds. Good location. Clean. Staff at breakfast (jenie) was great. Beatrice our housekeeper was awesome. Roof top bar was closed. Wait staff in steakhouse left something to be desired. Coffee bar poorly run. Lobby bar poorly staffed. Drink machine didn't work properly.
Very unique hotel. A nice experience. Pillows are too small but not a huge deal.
The entire staff was very responsive and when there was no solution, e.g. no unbrellas in any of the stores, they went out of their way to exlain and help. The oopenness and high security give confidence in safety while being low key. Lots of locals enjoying your wonderful facility. The beds are too soft and are not not supportive for old people with bad backs.
The hotel staff were excellent and very helpful with restaurant suggestions and transportation. The room smelled very bad; like a mixture of body odor, Old Spice, and onions. I left the window open all day and it didn't improve.
Easy access to Metro, White Hose, Mall, etc. IF you are a walker. Very welcoming,professional and responsive staff. They were happy to change rooms to 2 beds when my son flew in from CA. Great catering staff and food. Clean and comfortable. A little dated and can be very expensive. My on-line rate with tax etc. was a reasonable $180. When I tried to add 1 night, they wanted $479! Needless to say, we went somewhere else.
Interesting restaurants nearby
Most friendly staff I've ever encountered at a hotel.
Microwave access would have been very convenient.
Rooms were very clean. Beds were comfortable. Very nice outdoor pool with plenty of lounge chairs, an outdoor bar and poolside table for eating. Parking at the hotel was perfect. Bathroom was slightly small but very clean.
The staff was very freindly, bed's and pillows were very comfortable, breakfast was delicious. Grear location in our Nation's Capital.
Everything else. Got what I paid for with extras!!! WILL BE BACK!!! Would be great if each room have a microwave
I liked the location, the staff was very friendly, and the complimentary water. We had issues with our air conditioning which we told the staff about but nothing was fixed and our room was muggy and damp.
Close to attractions Parking
From the moment we stepped out of our rental car the hotel staff was friendly, courteous, and helpful. We had just come in to DC from two days of flying and driving and right away the hotel staff made us feel right at home. They carried our bags, helped us with transportation in DC by pointing us in the right direction, and even gave us apples on our way out for the day. We had never been to DC and have 2 small children and did all the sight seeing we could pack in for 2 days. The location of the hotel was great. One night the weather was great and we all enjoyed the walk through the city back and forth from the Washington Monument. It is quite the walk, so if you are not up for it we also took a cab and used Lyft in which every place only cost about 10.00 to get a ride to and from the hotel. I also feel compelled to mention that maybe it was the look on our faces when we stepped out of our car after the long traveling experince with 2 small kids, but whatever it was they upgraded our room to a balcony! I think her name was Elena that offered the upgrade, and it was very much appreciated!
The hotel staff was great and I liked that they had parking. The room was nice & location was great. Everything about the hotel was great. One of the reasons I liked it was because it was smoke-free however, the room smelt of smoke the last night we stayed and even again in the early morning before we checked out. Not the hotels fault, was just disappointing.
It was right downtown near the white house and monuments, so we could walk everywhere Everything closes down so it's hard to find a late night restaurant or pharmacy
Friendly helpful staff in downtown DC. The air conditioning in the room wasn't very good. It didn't feel like it dropped below 70F while set to 60F in November.
Room. Cleanliness. Privacy.
The location and comfort here is great! Overall very good value!! The room was a little tight. Room had empty box of tissues, could of been a bit cleaner, dust.
I did not like the fact I had to pay valet for parking or find my own. I feel if I m paying for the comfort of staying out of town then that is something that should be included.
Spacious room with super comfortable bed. No warning for the loud construction noise just outside our bed window at 6:30 am Sunday and then 5:30 Monday am. When we complained the front desk said nothing could be done.
Proximity to WH
The room was excellent. Staff very courteous, friendly and helpful. I thought the cost for overnight parking at $59.00 was high for a guest in the hotel
Excellent location for much of downtown DC. Around Midnight my room filled with old cigarette smoke as someone began smoking in the stairwell. The air quality overall in my particular room was poor, requiring the windows to be opened as much as possible. This of course made it difficult to sleep as the city sounds in DC near The White House are loud and replete with sirens 24/seven. Normally, one might cover one's ears to have silence. However, at this hotel the pillows are the size for small children.
The staff was excellent, friendly and welcoming! Great location, clean and very spacious room. Will definitely book again when back in DC! Nothing
Location Room wasn't clean. Carpet smelt like cigarette. They charged me for parking that I did not use.
Location was excellent, most staff was nice and helpful. If you wanted Wifi, you had to pay extra. Channels on the television had horrible reception 9/10 times. One bellhop was incredibly rude when I asked to use a luggage cart, that were kept in their storage room at the moment, as I had multiple heavy bags to load in my car. Parking was outrageous per day ($60). This parking fee was also not included on Kayak or Pricline.
We were in DC to visit our son at GWH. Clean and efficient. Perfect location to the occasion. The bed could have been positioned 90° to the 8' room width.
The location 24 hr coffee station clean rooms Small room configured & supplied for the single business traveler. One bath towel 4 the family.
Location, convenience Rooms are dated, small and dark
The staff was warm and welcoming from the moment I stepped through the door with my 12 year old. I detest the hold hotels put on your credit card and don't release for days and was told I could pay the $50 incidental in cash (which I received back at checkout before the housekeeper had even cleaned the room). The room was indeed small with only 1 bed which would have been a problem if I hadn't been traveling with family. However, it was clean, along with the bathroom. I did whack my elbow against the wall as I was showering as the stall was a bit cramped. We received great instructions on how to make our way to the White House and monuments - - all within walking distance. We finished our running around a bit early so we took advantage of the 2nd floor lounge for about a half hour before heading back to Union Station. There was an industrial coffee/espresso/cappuccino maker, tea bags, newspapers, a big screen tv set to CNN, a charging station, computers etc. The rooms are too small for friends to convene comfortably so the lounge is a nice spot. Convenience: A block away from the Circulator, a block away from the Farragut North and Farragut West station (it is actually on top of the Farragut West station, however, the entrance is closed so it's necessary to walk to the other side a block down). The complimentary bottled water saved us some money and we surely took advantage. The shower was uncomfortably small for a tall lanky person like me. Whacking my elbow against the wall isn't something I expect to happen in a hotel (usually hotel bathrooms are more comfy than my micro bathroom at home in NYC). Also, the room did not have a mini fridge which would have been nice for our leftovers. The hotel is downtown so the area at night is sparse (still feels safe though). You'll need to take a little walk to find some good breakfast if you set out early on a weekend because the nearby places are either never open on the weekends or only open closer to 9 am.
food and service was good My husband and i were given an end corner room 302 that was way to small and gave a confined effect. We spent as much time out of the room as possible. Parking was also difficult due to lack of easy access to our vehicle asit was in an underground garrage.
The location was great as was the staff.
Staff and free snacks were great. Nothing
This is a great hotel, simple and convenient. The rooms are small, but quiet and the location is perfect. Right next to the metro and near the White House and mall. A little small... but otherwise great.
Well maintained older hotel convenient to restaurants and tourist attractions. Nice linens and towels. Great cocktail lounge. Friendly and welcoming service. Street noise; will bring earplugs next time.
The location for downtown dc couldn't be better, and staff was excellent and very helpful Room was small but for the price value of everything else it didn't matter
We went to DC to celebrate my husband's birthday for a long weekend. We looked for a long time online and a lot of the offering was overpriced for the amenities available. The Club Quarters was a great find!!!! The staff was very helpful throughout our stay. There is an espresso bar on the 2nd floor!! We were a few blocks from all the greatest attractions, walked to every site. Never had to take a cab or the Metro. Overall, we had a wonderful stay and will come back. We found a gem in D.C. and will be recommending it to our family and friends.
Close proximty to city center, metro access through lobby. Nothing
The room was very clean, the price was reasonable for downtown DC. Went to get away and attend a Wizards game, and the location is perfect for attending events at Verizon. Would absolutely stay again. Pool water was cold.
It was clean The parking very expensive
Great accommodations perfect for Travel Show we were attending. Loved the location--convenient to many restaurants and sites of the city.
I like that I was created with champagne and the staff were very friendly!
The Grand Hyatt is our favorite hotel. They have everything from good food to gift shops to a pool. I would highly recommend it! The room service options were slightly limited
Location was excellent. The hotel is really nice and the price we got could not be beat.
Everything was very good but the cost was high for a room. I could have been as comfortable at a less expensive hotel Cost
Lots of foodie options and gourmet coffee within a five minute walk. Close to subway. Acceptably clean. Clearly some deferred maintenance in the guest room bathroom.
The location was great and the rooms were updated. To big. Staff was not very friendly.
Location, location, location Helpful staff Very outdated Raggedy carpet Stench in hallway Noise from plumbing in next room
Clean room Quiet Friendly Staff Great location Great price Nothing!
The room was a little bit too much in regards to modern art deco. There was no two lamp that was the same. Parking cost $48 overnight,
Everything was nice. Great location. Fantastically comfortable bed. Slept like a baby Parking $48. My only complaint :(
I liked the decor and unique style of the hotel. I checked in at night so when we arrived we were able to appreciate the dim lighting and music. There was a lot of activity going on over at the bar/restaurant. People seemed to be enjoying them selves. The room was nice and clean. I liked the products in the bathroom. The bed was comfy and the lighting was modern and unique. It took 20 minutes of standing in a very short line before I was checked in. There was a jug with fruit infused water for guests to enjoy. But there was also an overflowing trash can of plastic cups right next to it. There was only one person assisting customers. When I gave my name and info, the representative had a hard time. I showed her my reservation on my phone. She looked at it for at least 3 minutes and then told me that I need to call Kayak to get my confirmation#. I was confused and asked shouldn't she call them (since I stood in line for so long). Luckily I found what she missed on my reservation and she was able to check me in. Later that evening, we were given the number to a local restaurant that delivers. We ordered food. The next morning there is a receipt for a long distance call on the floor near the door. When I called the front desk about it, the rep said they would talk to their manager. When I checked out that day, I mentioned it and the representative at the desk dismissively said that her boss took care of it. No apology or friendly demeanor to spare I suppose. The carpet in the lobby needed vacuuming. It looked like the day after a party in the lobby.
Either the hotel or this booking service gave misleading info. Internet was listed along with TV, sofa, etc., as included. But then the hotel said internet was $14.95/day. They eventually agreed to not charge me for it.
The location was great, good value for the room however parking was an additional $54/night. Try out Art and Soul restaurant, delicious! Parking. But in DC I guess it's standard...
They didn't let us into our hotel room until very late in the day we arrived due to slow housekeeping service. Upon checkout, we realized we had forgotten a few items in the closet. I called the front desk to tell them of the issue and they said they would take care of it, but when I showed up a few hours later to grab my bags from the coat room and go to the airport, they had no record of me having called and couldn't locate our items left in the closet. One bellman went out of his way to help out and was able to find some but not all of our clothes.
Pool not open because they didn't get the chemicals test early enough before the open time , act not working , room not clean, no tub , can't check in until 4 pm
The rooftop pool cannot be beat. It is a beautiful space with cabana and plenty of seating. The room was on the 10th floor making the pool and fitness center easily accessible. Within walking distance to the capital and the mall. Hidden fees, and outrageous parking price, poor attitudes of front desk staff, "free coffee" pretty pathetic, coffee maker in the room not ideal. We couldn't take personal food up to pool despite no signs saying so. I felt like a teenager being reprimanded for sneaking candy into a movie theater. Bar at pool does have food, but be prepared to pay high dollar for pretty average food, without a lot of options. Poor communication regarding hotel activities, woke up for yoga class early only to find it must have been canceled without anyone letting us know. Pool was closed at 5 pm, we weren't even allowed to put our feet in because there wasn't a lifeguard. Website clearly says pool open until 10. It overall was fine, nothing miserable, but some of these details led to a less then impressive stay.
the room was perfect had to pay for parking internet and food I i didn't like the customer service the elevator was not working my room was floor 8 even though i tried to connect the internet and pay it did not work when i talked to to the reception did not help they asked me to bring my laptop and phone down stairs
- Great location. - Friendly staff. - Gym doesn't seem to be well maintained. - Noisy.
We enjoyed our stay at the Washington court hotel after the liaison did not have a room for us. We arrived at the liaison at 12 am hoping to get into our room quickly and get some rest. We waited in line for at least 30 minutes to check in, as other guests appeared to be having issues with check in. After finally reaching the check in desk, we were told that the room we had reserved was not available. The only available room had no bed, just a pull out couch that could only sleep one person. This situation was the same for another 5-6 parties attempting to check in after us. We were given the option of staying at another hotel down the street and switching back to the liaison for the second night of our stay. We decided to cancel our liaison reservation and stay at the other hotel for both nights. The entire situation was handled in a very unprofessional manor, adding stress and confusion to what we hoped to be a relaxing weekend.
The location was good. The decor was nice and what you would expect from a 4star hotel. They tried to charge us for umbrellas that were returned to the front desk. When I returned the umbrellas to the front desk, the lady was very rude for no reason. Two of the elevators were out of service and the other two seemed as if they would break soon. It was scary everytime getting into the elevator because it would shake and make a noise. Twice the door didn't close all the way completely, leaving a small crack, and the elevator would not move. I highly doubt I would stay here again because of the lady I dealt with that was rude and tried to charge me for umbrellas that were returned.
Location and cleanliness
The people at the front desk, the concierges, the doormen, and the housekeeps were truly concerned about my comfort and seeing that I had the best possible time in Washington. Your concierges are extremely knowledgeable and took the time necessary to help me find stores and restaurants; making phone calls for me to get things done. My own family doesn't care for me that well! Cannot think of anything. Oh, there is one little thing, the front door to my room, number 302, sticks. I meant to inform the front desk, but it was so insignificant compared to everything else, that I forgot.
The staff was very friendly and helpful. Miscommunication in the lounge regarding a wine selection, and subsequently being overcharged.
Location, excellent door men. No premium channels. Broken toilet that was "fixed" twice but I had to fix it myself a couple times. No water pressure. House keeping only left us with 1 towel. View of a brick building 6ft from my window. Bar staff were disruptive and joking loudly with doormen while people waited at the bar.
very comfortable bed and room Most of the staff was excellent but one person was not friendly and didn't make effort to upgrade the room since the door of the room they gave me was broken. A second person immediately changed the room for the better.
The staff and service was first-rate and the location made walking easy to the various monuments and museums. Also the train station was in easy walking distance. I can honestly say that there was nothing bad about this trip...my wife and I had a wonderful time!
Very polite & accommodating There was 1 towel for 2 guests each day that required making a phone call for towels everyday. There was no blanket on the bed, just an abrasive comforter that was too hot. The room was never cool enough. We paid for a room with a view, but ended up with a room that looked at a wall.
Staff was very friendly and the room was clean, comfortable, and dark at night. At check in my wife asked about a refrigerator since she is pumping and the young lady had one sent to the room. The refrigerator was broken. We were able to make due with ice from the hall.
I liked everything. The room was modern, well appointed, with a comfortable bed, and spacious bath. The staff was as pleasant and helpful as any I have encountered in some time. The location is great! I ate in the restaurant once and I enjoyed my meal. I look forward to my next visit. The closet space in the room I had was limited and would probably be tight for two people. This is a very small fault in an otherwise very pleasant stay.
Excellent Capitol Hill location. Comfortable base for young children on their first tour of the Capital.
Internet, parking, tv hdmi not working, deceiving "city view"
Spacious room, quiet, clean and well-appointed.
We were traveling with our two daughters and three babies ( all under three). Everyone was very helpful. Everyone tried to assist us and we felt very comfortable. Location is also a plus. No complaints
Very nice amenities and the shower was great! I booked my stay two month prior for a King Bed for one night. When I got there, they said they were sold out of King Bed's and all they had were two doubles. Not the biggest deal, but what is the point of booking a King in advance if that is not what is available? Also, our room did have a musty smell to it when we first got it. After running the air for a bit, it went away.
That staff was very helpful and friendly. Also, the location was great. Very close to the Capitol building. We upgraded to a buffet breakfast, which was lacking and the hot food was cold. Not a good value at $25/ person, but at a hotel, I understand the price, but if the food is cold, then it was a waste of money.
We upgraded at check-in for an extra $50 which doubled the space. The location is excellent as it's walking distance to several sites. The fitness center is excellent and is included in the price of the room. Lack of parking requires you to valet for $56 a day. If you are somebody that needs a great view you won't find it here.
Quiet even though we were on lower floor and overlooked front of building. Great location. Restaurant (breakfast) food just ok.
Location Hidden charges. $58 a night to park. Nowhere did I see that when I booked the trip. $8 for a draft beer that should be $3, I get a call from security in the evening waking me up, stating that the policy is to call if the do not disturb sign is out. The do not disturb sign was out, I didn't want to be disturbed. Couldn't go back to sleep. I'm a small business owner, if I treated my customers that way, I would be out of business. I will never give that hotel a dime again.
Clean sheets, very comfortable bedding, clean showers and floors. Great location with respect to the national mall. Gym is great. Would definitely recommend. Nothing.
The room was nice until we looked out the window and found we had a great view of the roof... (sarcasm) Valet constantly begging for tips. Being from Vegas I tip almost excessively however if someone begs for it or nearly has his hand out the entire time it is not coming. It's called a gratuity for a reason. Then when delivering the vehicle no opening the trunk, and doesn't return the seat to where they found it or at least close. Not much effort in valet.
Walking to distance to good lunch and dinner choices Hotel lobby shop was typical "airport prices" for anything you'd want, making You feel like a fool if you didn't to walk across the street and buy a snack or coffee at 1/3 price.
Location is ideal for seeing the museums and monuments. Lobby and restaurant staff are warm and welcoming. If you forget to tip housekeeping each morning, don't expect clean towels.
Very clean, quiet and accommodating.
Nice lobby, courteous staff, comfortable bed. Tiny gym, mold in the bathroom grout, room amenities were average, surprising amount of wear and tear in our room for a hotel in this category.
Great location. Numerous amenities at the hotel Painfully slow check in process. The hot water in the morning ran from nonexistent to very low pressure. I understand m the water pressure is due to construction of the building next-door
Nice beds. You have to pay for wifi. The handicap accessible shower was confusing to figure out and i nearly flooded the bathroom with it. And only single ply toilet paper? What kind of savagery is this?!
Breakfast was pretty decent, though standard. Understaffed at front desk, toilet overflowed, and charged for undisclosed pet fee (booked via OTA).
its position at the city!
Location to sites and local food No real room service for late food needs
Upon telling the desk clerk and manager at check-in that I had honeymooned at this hotel almost 47 years ago, they expressed genuine delight and immediately offered me a complimentary service. The following morning when I needed help with the timing of a couple of things, I discovered that the word about my stay had spread and a second manager took care of me with very attentive service. It's wonderful that a large, old hotel in a big city understands the importance of making the individual guest feel special.
Room was very nice and clean, very comfortable. Staff were very helpful. However, parking in the garage was VERY expensive- $43 for one night. I sucked it up and paid it. I prepaid for the room for Kayak, so it wasn't a big deal. I saw that they had put a $50 hold on my card as well. After I left, they charged my card the $43 for the parking and released the $50 hold, but one week later, I still have a $43 hold for the parking on my card. After contacting the hotel, leaving messages for billing, the garage, and all types of people, I finally got through to Hilton Guest assurance who contacted management for me. The management's response was that this was standard practice and to take it up with the credit card company. The credit card company cannot do anything with pending charges. I've never seen a hold last so long, especially after they have collected their money.
The cozy room. That parking is expensive luckily I always get parking spot in the street.
The staff (especially in the Executive Lounge) was exceptionally friendly and accommodating. Our bed was very comfortable, the view was fantastic, and everything seemed up to date. We somehow snagged this Hilton Honors room and the frree wi-fi through Kayak. The location is on the edge of a residential neighborhood and a bunch of restaurants within walking distance. There were a couple of hairs in the shower, but nothing too shocking. Parking overnight and hourly was so expensive that we had to search for street parking. Free wifi was only available in public spaces. Some of the facilities were closed (due to winter) or accessible only by Hilton Honors.
The price was lower because the hotel is under construction so the price was cheaper. Room was very nice, bed was soft, bathroom was nice, and location was great. The layout is arkward because of the construction.
This hotel is the same every time I go excellent...I really love the little relaxation area near the escalators and bar. I also loved how clean it was...will definitely be staying here again...,it's perfect because it's only a 5min or so minute uber ride from like DuPont and Adams Morgan I didn't care for how high parking garage was it cost $40 dollars for parking so needless to say I didn't park (just parked on the street....also didn't really like how far the ice machine was lightyears away from the room be
Pool No fridge in room. No charging station for iPhone.
I had to cancel my reservation due to an emergency, and was charged a full day at the hotel. I never stayed there. Very unfair.
The OMNI is a beautiful hotel with a lovely garden and nice pool and gym. Excellent location for conferences in the Wardman Center just across. Good connection to metro. I had booked a room 3 months in advance including 4 days on a conference rate. 5 days before the main meeting I received an email telling me I had to move to an airport hotel, 30 minutes drive away from the hotel and the conference I was going to attend for the Tuesday and Wednesday night of my Sunday to Saturday stay because of a 'technical error' in booking. I had a meeting at the OMNI the very Tuesday. When calling them management (Chris) was non-accommodating and impolite and the offer of a refund to find another accommodation is little help 4 days before a conference with 4000 attendants. They offered to cover one of the nights in the airport hotel. Overall friendliness in the hotel was not at the level usually encountered in places of this level and I had to call at 14:00 one day to get the room serviced.
This is a gorgeous hotel. The entrance is very grand with beautiful chandeliers. The staff was attentive and polite. We checked in quickly and were given a large room with a balcony - even a spacious bathroom. The metro is very close if you're heading to the monuments or museums. Also the zoo is about a half mile up Conn. Ave. which was convenient. Adams Morgan is nearby and there are lots of great restaurants in between. You can't beat this location anywhere in D.C. I've stayed at the Omni in New Orleans, New York, and Richmond over the years. They are all an excellent choice. Nothing.
Walls are somewhat thin. Could hear hallway noise and room next door.
Room was upgraded. Original room would have been very small.
The large bathtub--one of the great things about older hotels Location close to the metro Friendly staff
I liked the size of the rooms. The elevators fit maybe 4 people. One of the two broke and we waiting for about 15 before we took the stairs from the 8th floor. We had a group of friends staying on the east end. Someone was throwing and party and you could hear them when we got off the elevatorl. It was unacceptable how loud there were. An hour later security came and did nothing. I was glad my room was on the other side of the hotel.
Hotel is nice enough, clean and comfortable, polite staff, the normal positives from a hotel. Besides parking it was a very good experience. The only thing I would complain about is that parking in the area is incredibly difficult at best. The hotel has plenty of parking but it costs 50$ for overnight and there wasn't really any warning for this fact, if there was it would have been much less annoying.
Close to transportation and restaurants.
The hotel is dated. The window air conditioner kept the room too cold and woke me up often
Location, facilities, foods Staff ignored basic requests, reserved a king room but instead ended up with a double queen and a half apology along with how can we make up for it... my response was please provide me with a room on a high floor; 3rd floor!
The location is great and it is a beautiful historical hotel. We were in the newer section this time that we did not like as well. We reserved a room with a king-size bed and but got a room with 2 double beds. They had several big events so I suspect that is why we got put in a smaller room with less amenities. The only lighting in the bathroom were heat lamps over the sink. Got hot at times.
comfort value clean
Quality in all areas. They also honored my reservation with no problem even though I reserved it for the wrong night. They didn't make it like they were doing me a big favor either.
Fitness center is amazing. Rooms are spacious Pet policy is awful. A dog barked into the early hours of the morning and staff did not handle appropriately
Modern and sleek. Staff was fantastic. Location couldn't be better. Heated bathroom floors! No recycling. Hallways were cold.
The hotel staff was very cordial. Very busy and active bar in the hotel. Breakfast from the hotel restaurant was good. The room was clean and very modern. Beds were very comfortable. Access to the closet was limited due to the proximity of the bed to the closet doors - couldn't open the doors enough.
Nice decor and amenities, good restaurant and bar, friendly , responsive staff , great location
The ideal location in Dupont Circle Washington D.C. over-shadowed some of the quirks in the room configuration. Very nice bar & restaurant in the lobby. Not much room to hang clothes or unpack clothes. The lighting in the room and bathroom could have been brighter. The TV could have been on an extension arm or situated in the center of the room. The door-less shower stall was a bit messy.
The only thing I can really say is that the location of this hotel room is right in the middle of everything.An the shower was great Where do I start, first off the rooms don't match the picture online. The staff there is very rude. The only way I was able to get any help from them was to ask to speak to the manager. The beds there look like something from 1980's . There is no door on the bathroom so if you want to us the bathroom if you have family,friends with you you have to use the lobby bathroom. The parking fee for this place is way to high your best to drive 2 blocks down an park your own car for $15.00 instead of paying the hotel room $55.20.
Hotel staff were always attentive and helpful.
Location, Cafe DuPont and Bar DuPont Terrible reservation system. I believe they intentionally overbook the hotel and end up turning away guests. WiFi is terrible. No connection during my 5 nights even after daily complaints. Night front desk staff is mediocre.
I had reserved and paid for a room a week before I was scheduled to arrive. When I finally got there at 11:15p after a long day of travel, the front desk clerk informed me that they had NO ROOM available for me. He gave me a "voucher" for a "nearby" hotel, handed me a $20 bill and hailed me a cab. This other hotel was miles away, not nearly as nice or well-located, and had no idea what was going on. I received no follow-up from the Dupont Circle Hotel management or staff to make sure everything was ok, no less a complimentary stay or anything. And the kicker: as of today (4 days after this debacle) the $1000+ charge for my room is STILL on my credit card (i.e., no refund). I will never, ever stay at this hotel again, and neither should you.
Stay was wonderful! Great location near Metro and restaurants..would definitely book again in future! Pillows were too soft and room seemed very warm.
Clean rooms and great staff. The bathroom privacy was not ideal given we were in a two queen bed room with our teenage daughter.
The neighborhood had a little of everything for you whithin short walk distance. Was nice to have the calm of the neighborhood but close enough to get into the hustle of the downtown area. The housekeeping staff spent more times in the hall on their phones texting and talking. We left our rooms around 10a and when we returned around 4:30 Our room had not yet been cleaned. Before we left for dinner we called and asked that our room be refreshed and housekeeping said they would be right up. They never came. I did say something to the front desk at check out - her response was "oh, that's not supppsed to happen that way. Now, I did get an email from management apologizing, but stating that he discussed with housekeeping and they blamed us for having the do not disturb on. We had made sure it was Not on (double checked) before we left for dinner. The staff was very friendly - just REALLY distracted with their phones.
Great location. Staff very attentive. The bathroom doors do not go to the ceiling. Saloon style doors. A little awkward for privacy.
The Bellhops were amazing! So helpful and polite!!!
I came down to ride my bike to all the museums and monuments. When I presented my claim ticket for my bike to the bellman my bike had been stolen. I spent 4 hours in the lobby filling out a police report
This is such a grand hotel. We spent 4 wonderful days here, great staff, exceptionally clean rooms and great views.
The staff at the hotel went out of their way to please us. In particular: Mr. Herb Wright greeted us daily with his million dollar smile and was always ready to be of assistance. Mekdes Pierce, Nathan and Limlin worked so hard each day in the lounge for breakfast and appetizers/dinner. They were so kind no matter how busy they were. Absolutely not one thing. It was an outstanding hotel.
Location They offered to an upgraded room with a view for more $ Room had no view. AC broke , took 1 full day and multiple sells to get it repaired.
Location Maids Front desk staff on more than one occasion Very small rooms
Customer service The sofa sleepers
Excellent location. Beautiful view of the Washington Monument from our room. Staff was friendly, knowledgeable and helpful.
A great location within walking distance of the State Dept., where I was attending a conference. Staff was helpful. Renovated room in the north tower was beautiful. Spacious, super clean, full kitchen, new bathroom and carpeting. Comfy bed. CVS and a liquor store adjacent. Need to upgrade cable to HD service. No restaurants or cafes nearby--at least I couldn't find any.
Liked price, location, staff's friendliness & helpfulness, updated rooms, kitchen, breakfast.
Just a few blocks from the museums, white house, etc. Only 40 feet from a CVS. Rooms were nice and clean. My Only complaint was that when asked about parking they told me they have a Valet. Afterwards a friend told me he parked himself for free. Not sure if they changed their rules or it was just poor communication. Either way i paid like 35$ extra each night.
Kitchen and dressing area... very unique! TV didn't work very well. The front desk didn't know all the routes and ways to get to the DULLES airport.
BEDBUGS. I had to launder everything and throw away my luggage. very annoyed. have stayed here before but will not be going back.
Staff was friendly. Gave upgrade to a giant suite when they were out of the room I'd booked since I had arrived late. The hotel was old and it was obvious that it was old.
State Plaza provides nice, basic business-type lodging with good service.
The staff were helpful and nice and the location was convenient. The kitchen is a nice convenience, but not needed for a short stay. The carpet in the room was dirty. There is no fan or window in the washroom so steam from the shower stays in the room, this causes humidity and mold. I'm allergic to mold so this was very uncomfortable. The hotel has two towers, and only one common washroom with one stall located in the other tower. If you have a late flight out you can store your suit cases but no place to change. The toiletries were advertised as designer. It was bath and body brand. The washroom was dirty, hair in the tub. I don't recommend the Hotel for physically challenged guests as there are steep stairs up to the elevator from the lobby. I had to struggle with the suitcases up the stairs. Beware that the hotel charges if there are more than 2 occupants in the room. This was not disclosed at booking. They also charge for incidentals at check in. I found this Hotel to be Overpriced for what you get. I stayed at the Marriott down the street last year, I payed about the same and had a much nicer room, pool, etc.
* Room was a good size * Room included a kitchen area with full-size fridge and sink. The room was extremely cold, and when we turned the heat on, the vent blew colder air out. We called the front desk and were informed that they had "switched over" the system and that even though it was turned to heat it would only cool the room. We were told a space heater would be sent to the room, but one never arrived and then hours later we were told they were out of space heaters. If the heating and cooling system can be "switched over" then presumably it can be switched back, so my question for this hotel is if everyone was so cold that you ran out of heaters, why not switch the ability to heat rooms back on? Overall it was kind of bizarre and extremely inconvenient to have to wear coats indoors and put a damper on our otherwise-pleasant stay.
Very clean and very well maintained. Nice accommodations. Nice staff. There was a transitional issue with the heating and air. We were between hot and cold days so the heat was the only option- no air conditioning. It was warm in the room on the hotter days- they did provide us with fans which helped. If it had been warmer outside it would have been very difficult to sleep.
The hotel is a beautiful place with excellent finishes. Everything was in great condition and high quality. The rooms were small, which in understandable given the location, but this was a double bed room so it seemed even smaller.
Amaizing service with very friendly staff Beds and pillows were amaizing
The staff were very friendly and the hotel was beautiful. We'd definitely stay here again!
Location Horribly overpriced
We were in a suite and it was spacious and nicely furnished. Most staff were nice. Great having a Starbucks in the lobby. Nice central location. The bathroom was small, especially the corner sink. There was no counter space. Front desk clerks were hit and miss. Some nice, some not. Concierge staff were great. The breakfast was OK, not great.
Excellent service. I ask them if I could make my check in before 3 pm (the official hour) because I was going to arrive at 9 am, and they had my room ready for that hour.
Comfort of the room Lack of phone service or free wifi.
The staff Felt a bit hurried to finish our breakfast.
The actual hotel was clean and updated, the staff was friendly and helpful. Overall the actual stay was great. Nice little happy hour offered at the bar. Valet parked my car for 1 night, and took it upon themselves to charge $50 to my credit card, plus a $17 convenience fee. No lot in the surrounding area exceeded $25 for overnight parking. I should have parked my own car. I feel that the hotel was nervy and rude to charge us double the going rate for parking - without notifying me. I felt taken advantage of, since we were already paying top dollar for a 1 night stay. The hotel was nice, but not that nice. I stay in DC all the time, but I may not return unless this problem is rectified.
The area was a nice part of D.C., it is right next to the metro which is great. Very nice staff. No continental breakfast, but food price wasn't too shabby. Wish there was a pool.
We stayed in room 626 and it took many minutes to get hot water in the shower. My wife waited the needed 3-5 minutes. I became impatient and just took a cold shower.
The hotel is located very well. It is walking distance to Arlington cemetery or to Georgetown. The hotel is few steps from the subway station Rosslyn. We were very pleased to be available coffee and tea on the room. We recommend very comfortable bed, clean bathroom and helpful staff.
like the location. staff was good. 25 dollars a day to park. I think if you're paying for a stay in the hotel parking should be included.
I wish I could bring the bathroom home with us. Kept amenities (water, coffee, towels, etc.) stocked and staff was very friendly and timely. I would most definitely recommend for young couples and business trips. Not a family hotel (which is one reason my boyfriend and I chose it). It's also directly across from a metro station, which was very convenient because parking's a nightmare in Arlington and D.C. No free wifi and not great reception for Verizon customers. Parking is a bit tight, but it's secure.
going home everything. prices. amenities.
Clean, good Location Expensive
Had a great experience. Very courteous and prompt staff. I ended up getting a head cold during my stay and they had cold medicine available for purchase so I didn't have to trek out to the local CVS or Walgreens. Would definitely stay again.
Location, comfortable bed, helpful staff. No pool.
Close to Metro. Surprised by the $27.00 per night to park. No restaurants nearby on a Sunday evening
My husband and I stayed here before we left for our honeymoon, and it was a great pick! They gave us complimentary chocolate strawberries and sparkling water as a gift for being newlyweds. We loved it! Nice walking distance to Georgetown, right next to the metro.
I thought the hotel and rooms were fantastic. I was very comfortable throughout my stay. Booking through Kayak got me a great deal, and it was definitely a steal to stay here. The location was perfect - right next to the Rosslyn metro stop. I was within walking distance of the Arlington Cemetary and Iwo Jima monument. There were several restaurants in the area that catered to a variety of tastes, which was really convenient. The hotel even provided a list of nearby restaurants with estimated travel times. I'd recommend a stay here! When I entered the hotel to check in, I was greeted by two men welcoming guests into the hotel. There was one man at the desk checking in a woman and her two daughters, and I stood in line behind them waiting to be helped. A few minutes later another man walked in and was greeted by the two men at the door; however, this time one of the men walked behind the desk and said he'd be happy to check the newcomer in. Well, what about me? I was standing in line way before him! I decided to let it go because I am not one for causing scenes. Well, a few minutes later it happened again with another new guest - she was also taken before me. Not sure if it was because I look young, wasn't dressed as nicely as these other guests, or was mistaken for one of the woman's daughters, but I should have been helped before the two people who arrived after me. In general, the people at the desk weren't as friendly with me as other (better dressed) guests. I'm a woman in my early 20s and was traveling alone - probably an indicator that I won't spend as much money as older men in business suits or families with children? Also, no free WiFi is a bummer. Things also didn't look as clean as they could have - dusty TV remote, water rings on tables, etc.
Great location, very trendy, rooftop pool and bar excellent! Parking a little pricey, small but clean (and cute) rooms
The renovation & new decor is pretty much complete! The hotel looks beautiful! The facility is great, comfy, and has a lot to offer. Our stay was okay and went smoothly. The young man who checked us out on Sunday was super friendly and very nice! (wish we would've had him at check in) Check in at 1am was a bit rough and staff was not very friendly. Being giving some information or offer of any help or to answer questions would have been nice. Knowing about the breakfast foods in the AM would have made things a little nicer also.
Embassy Row is a gorgeous area to stay. The interior design aesthetic was fun and well done! It was easy to relax and feel comfortable. The "Adult Rec Room" was a fun detail as well. Never did I see the staff without a smile. They were eager to help with everything from handling wet umbrellas to dining recommendations . Very close to the Metro, so navigating was a breeze. The A/C is loud inside the rooms. (But only a problem if you're a light sleeper.)
Nothing Small room and very noisy
The Embassy Row is a trendy well-decorated hotel in a modern style, recently renovated. Excellent location, nice rooftop with small pool. Good food on rooftop... they have a limited selection but only $10 for each item at the grill. The staff seemed confused at every turn whenever we asked a question, particularly about pool access. They were friendly but unclear. The hotel charged us an extra $10 per day for amenities without fully explaining this ahead of time. When we asked about this upon check-out, front desk staff said it is for wi-fi, rooftop, fitness center, etc. Why is that not just included in the nightly rate? Also, parking is very expensive ($45/night).
Beautiful and clean We were given a handicapped room and the bathroom facilities made it difficult to shower and relax. We were also told there was no charge on parking when booking and then charged.
The beds were very comfortable. I wish there was a mini fridge in the room and the room need better lighting.
This hotel has just been totally renovated, it is literally steps away from a metro station (key in DC). I stayed here at the last minute recently and will be back.
Very cool rooftop pool and bar geared towards adults with excellent live DJ. Gay-friendly atmosphere. Clean and modern furnishings. Fun, young vibe. Service could have been more professional. Hotel seemed understaffed. Pool area needs more lounge chairs as seating was very limited. Rooftop bar offerings were limited and bartender skill was somewhat below expectations for such a cool space.
Ideal location. Some issues with the AC. It was ok, just not ideal.
The beds were very comfortable, the decor is very stylish and the staff couldn't have been more welcome and helpful. The perfect place to stay in DC near great restaurants, the metro, cool neighborhood. Will stay again!
It was a beautiful hotel, and the staff was very friendly. There were no ice machines, the wifi never worked the whole time we were there and they charged you for it. We had to call maintenance 4 times because AC would not turn off.


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