Best DC Hotel

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Waldorf Astoria is nice

Wrong city. Clearly you are making up answers.

I’m not the PP, and I won’t go downtown since I might be carjacked, but even I know that the old Trump Hotel is now the Waldorf Astoria.

The lobby and common areas are pretty. Jose Andres has a restaurant there now. The rooms still have some gold tackiness to them, but a lot of DC hotels are stuffy like that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like the Pendry

😂

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Stayed at the Salamander in the hall and I was underwhelmed. The location is remote and unwelcoming and while the hotel was fine it wasn’t anything special and felt sterile.

No kidding. I’m betting this was posted by Pendry and Salamander and maybe Iguana too

[Anonymous]

JW Marriott on PA Ave? Close to the sights, theatres, etc. and kid-friendly in the way most Marriotts are. Indoor pool and restaurant etc

[Anonymous]

The Line is nice if you get the suite.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Line is nice if you get the suite.

yeah but it’s way up on Adam’s Morgan, which is fun but probably not for a family with kids who want to be near the Mall and museums.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Waldorf Astoria is nice

Wrong city. Clearly you are making up answers.

I’m not the PP, and I won’t go downtown since I might be carjacked, but even I know that the old Trump Hotel is now the Waldorf Astoria.

You are acting irrational. Do you think a car jacking couldn’t occur in MD or VA? At what frequency do you think these car jackings are occurring? I drive in and out of DC for work and theaters and museums. Thousands do everyday, too. You can be a victim of a crime at any grocery store parking lot, the mall, a random sidewalk, etc. please seek help. You shouldn’t live your life in irrational fear. 😧

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Waldorf Astoria is nice

Wrong city. Clearly you are making up answers.

I’m not the PP, and I won’t go downtown since I might be carjacked, but even I know that the old Trump Hotel is now the Waldorf Astoria.

The lobby and common areas are pretty. Jose Andres has a restaurant there now. The rooms still have some gold tackiness to them, but a lot of DC hotels are stuffy like that.

Stuffy and tacky usually don’t belong in the same sentence.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Waldorf Astoria is nice

Wrong city. Clearly you are making up answers.

I’m not the PP, and I won’t go downtown since I might be carjacked, but even I know that the old Trump Hotel is now the Waldorf Astoria.

Indeed it is.

[Anonymous]

The Willard gets good reviews.

[Anonymous]

The Four Seasons is great with kids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Waldorf Astoria is nice

Wrong city. Clearly you are making up answers.

The former Trump is now a WA

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Waldorf Astoria is nice

Wrong city. Clearly you are making up answers.

I’m not the PP, and I won’t go downtown since I might be carjacked, but even I know that the old Trump Hotel is now the Waldorf Astoria.

The lobby and common areas are pretty. Jose Andres has a restaurant there now. The rooms still have some gold tackiness to them, but a lot of DC hotels are stuffy like that.

Stuffy and tacky usually don’t belong in the same sentence.

Well neither are good. I think WA feels stuffy. The bar is nice. I didn't go there when it was a Trump property. I wouldn't be surprised it it was tacky. My favorite DC hotel is The Conrad. That said, since like most on this board, I live near DC, so i haven't stayed in too many DC hotels and am not a good source on the subject.

[Anonymous]

Intercontinental at the wharf

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Waldorf Astoria is nice

Wrong city. Clearly you are making up answers.

I’m not the PP, and I won’t go downtown since I might be carjacked, but even I know that the old Trump Hotel is now the Waldorf Astoria.

The lobby and common areas are pretty. Jose Andres has a restaurant there now. The rooms still have some gold tackiness to them, but a lot of DC hotels are stuffy like that.

Stuffy and tacky usually don’t belong in the same sentence.

There are a lot of DC hotels that are both. Stuffy and tacky with heavy curtains with tie backs, ruffled bed skirts, good fixtures that are elaborate. It is hard to find a modern hotel in DC. Many miss the mark.

WA is as nice as the others and has a great lobby, bar, and restaurants. Jose Andres knows what he is doing and came after Trump was out.