Capital Hilton

I like it

good

非常好

room is very big and clean.

Reception staff were excellent

Great Location, very clean

Clean room

Expedia does a good job in the pictures and marketing however at the front desk the staff said the room has a good view however I was disappointed as the view from the window was a plain roof with some empty cups :-(

First time in DC, great hotel! Staff was excellent. First night we arrived, tv didn't work. Engineer quickly came and diagnosed the problem. Got us an upgraded room for the inconvenience. 10/10 would recommend.

Great hotel within walking distance of major monuments & has scooter parking outside. Hotel has NO parking and valet was over $70 a day, or you can use the paid city parking garage across the street if you can get a spot for $23 a day.

Some outlets weren’t working; room service served in bags and plastic containers; dated elevators;

Location

Hotel very well situated. Rooms clean and nice, bed very confortable. Breakfast is good but very expensive. Valet parking quite expensive and long waiting time to get the car back.

Overall, we had a great time in Washington DC and our stay at the Capit

Very good hotel

I stay here often for business and it’s always top notch!

Friendliest staff in the industry. From the doorman to the housekeeping staff they are engaged and well trained. Room is nice. Clean. Slightly dated. Good location. Quiet and nice.

It is very close to everything you need to access in DC. The view is not great, most rooms face other rooms.

So it's a wonderful hotel in a great location with a handsome lobby, nicely appointed (and quiet) rooms with comfortable beds. But they have a 'gotcha' policy that just ruins the experience. You see, you book the room on Expedia by clicking the room with the price, you pay the price, and you think you are done. But then you show up at the hotel, and they have an extra 'destination fee' of $30/night that you had no idea about. Now I am sure of three things: 1) Their lawyers have crafted the listing so that there was enough notice of it somewhere so that it is legal, 2) the fee is not obvious when you are booking (certainly it's not part of the room rate), and 3) the situation of (1) and (2) suits the managers just fine. Ok, so what does the destination fee get you? Well, a Lyft voucher of $15, which is actually useful. But mostly, it is a credit towards the property's restaurants. Ok, maybe you just end up with a breakfast, right? Well, no. First off, the credit for the first night ends that evening, so woe unto you if you come in late. The one for the next night does begin in the morning, but the breakfast buffet is $37/person -- and is pretty ordinary. You can order a la carte, but the prices are still nearly double what the cafes in the neighborhood charge for much better food. In all, you just get the feeling of property managers lowballing on the headline rate and then tacking on extra charges. For a nice hotel, it just leaves a sour taste in one's mouth.

I enjoyed the hotel. The only complaint was parking. All that’s offered on the property is valet parking which was very expensive.