Hotels near Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center, Washington D.C.

Everything about this hotel was perfect for my trip. The front desk staff were all very friendly and welcoming. The concierge provided great recommendations for food and activities, made sure I got on the right bus, told me exactly where to get off, and checked in at the end of my trip to make sure everything went smoothly. I was traveling alone on this trip and felt very safe at the hotel. The room was well-appointed, clean, and although it was on a fairly busy street, it was not noisy. Would definitely recommend this hotel and would stay here again in the future.

The location of the hotel is good, but in fact it is inconvenient to eat around. The air conditioner may be an old-fashioned American all-in-one machine, and the sound is extremely loud. The key is that it still makes a loud noise when it is turned off without airflow! How strange! Will the old beauty tolerate such rooms and hotels? ! It seems that those standards of Laomei are also perfect!

The advantage is of course the good location. If you are physically fit, you can walk to the main attractions. The room is also big enough. We booked a suite with a large twin bed and a sofa bed. It is no problem for a family of four to live there. There are also kitchenware for cooking (of course, it is not realistic to cook properly. I cooked instant noodles twice for midnight snacks). For breakfast, it is best to go down early. This store is very popular. There are queues for breakfast during the days I stayed there. As for the quality of breakfast... American simple meals, there are only a few items, but the quantity and calories are sufficient. The taste is certainly not friendly to Asian stomachs. When I first arrived, an elevator broke down. I waited for that elevator... Later I took the stairs directly to exercise. Fortunately, the floor is not high. The worst thing is parking. It costs more than 50 dollars a night, and there is only valet parking. You have to tip when you pick up the car in the morning. In fact, there are many parking lots across the street, which cost more than 30 a night. You can park across the street. However, you must pay attention that parking lots have business hours. Don't park in parking lots that are closed on weekends. When they are not open for business, the shutters will be closed and there will be no staff. If you park your car on Friday, you will have to wait until Monday when they start working to get your car back (don't ask me how I know this). What about the weekend? Look at the parking signs on the roadside, which will indicate the parking time allowed or not allowed. In the United States, ”anything is allowed unless prohibited by law”. To put it bluntly, parking on the roadside is basically free on weekends... I won't go into details about this, because it would be a shame to say more. I didn't understand until the day I left that I paid a lot of $2.3 per hour on the weekend...

Nice big hotel, but not the cleanest. Found several different hairs in the shower, bathroom and by the bed that weren’t mine and they were different colors. Bed was comfy and the gym was really good (new, huge and clean), because it’s a private gym for people who live in the luxury building across the street. Check-in staff were friendly :).

This is a great hotel, both in terms of price or location. Of course, the hotel's service staff is also very enthusiastic... If it is possible, I will still choose this place for the next stay.

The hotel is in the DC. It is within walking distance of attractions. The breakfast is rich and varied. The staff in the restaurant are friendly. There is a Starbucks downstairs and a McDonald's in a three-minute walk. There are many food trucks on the roadside. The public security in DC is generally good and there are not many streets. Friends, you can reach L'Enfant Metro Station within five minutes on foot. It's convenient to take the bus and subway. It's a good stay experience.

I went there with my mom. First of all, the location is very bad!!! In ***, the transportation is indeed convenient but there is no time to ride!!! I suggest that compatriots who don't have a car don't come. The streets are full of **, ******. When I was on the bus, a *** came to harass us and tried to follow us off the bus. Fortunately, he was stopped by the bus driver. There are cemeteries all around, and no one is living. The front desk staff of the hotel is very nice and enthusiastic. But the air conditioner is broken, and it didn't work even after repairing it.

We chose the Hilton because of its location at DuPont Circle and proximity to the metro. It was perfect. Very clean and excellent service. We had a corner room with large windows and a nice view. We weren’t able to check in early and still have our chosen room but we left our luggage with the bell captain, parked and went off to explore on foot for awhile, taking the advice from a helpful front desk clerk for a nice place for lunch close by. Everything was close by. It worked out perfectly. The price of the hotel was excellent too which offset the cost of parking ($56/day) in the garage below where the car stayed for the whole trip. It was very easy to park and get back inside. The restaurants looked lovely but we didn’t eat there. There were just too many local choices and we were out walking most of the day. The bell captain was helpful in getting us a cab one cold evening when my Uber app was be working well. He went outside in the cold until he was able to hail one for us (comparable in price to the Uber we would’ve taken) Lovely stay. Highly recommend.

The location is very convenient and not far from the subway station. The only regret is that the lights and exhausts of the bathroom are a switch, and the sound of the exhaust is too noisy, and the bathroom is blacked out several times.

This is the most comfortable room I stayed in during my trip to the United States.