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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
Washington's "Crowne Jewel" has a new look and a new name, the Hamilton Crowne Plaza-Washington DC hotel. Restoration of this 1920s, boutique style hotel combines the tradition of Washington with modern amenities, including high speed Internet, a fitness center and a business center. A specially created women's floor is designed with safety in mind. The new decor embraces a residential style with a focus on elegance and comfort, and features all the amenities of a first class hotel. The pet friendly Crowne Plaza Washington hotel is conveniently located within walking distance of many Washington DC attractions: the White House, Smithsonian museums, Verizon Center, Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, Vietnam Memorial, DuPont Circle, and Washington DC Convention Center. The hotel is one block from the orange and blue line of McPherson Metro station and 5 miles from Reagan National Airport. With 7 elegantly appointed meeting rooms and an adjacent conference facility, the Hamilton Crowne Plaza is The Place to Meet, particularly if you need video conferencing capabilities and wireless high speed Internet access. Enjoy contemporary American fare and a casual setting in the 14K Restaurant, conversation and comfort at the unique round bar in the 14K Lounge. Location. Location. Location. The Hamilton Crowne Plaza hotel is the place for business and leisure travelers in downtown Washington. This hotel is committed to providing accessible facilities under the American Disabilities Act. If your accessibility needs are not met, please contact the Hotel Manager on Duty. Should you require additional information regarding accessible facilities for guests with disabilities, please call 1-800-Holiday (U.S. and Canada) or contact the hotel directly. For the hearing impaired, TDD service is available at 1-800-238-5544 within the U.S. and Canada.
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
4.0 out of 5
(152 reviews)
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Hotel address: 1001 14TH ST NW, Washington, DC 20005
WASHINGTON,DOWNTOWN
Only 4M to DCA airport!
1001 K ST NW AND 14TH ST, WASHINGTON, DC, 20005, US
Overall score
4.0 out of 5
(152 reviews)
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Score
5 out of 5
Great Location for the Price
Business Traveler Nov 20, 2009
Excellent location and price for the business traveler. Walking distance from the White House and Several other tourist ... attractions. Would recommend. Staff was friendly and very helpful.
Traveler type: Business
Score
3 out of 5
Great location, room needs updates.
Tom Nov 9, 2009
Great location at 14th and K. We were "bumped" to a king deluxe room with a small sofa, desk, and chair in the room. TV was ... maybe a 27" tube type. Room in need of repairs. The ceiling was "touched up" in places with noticeable drywall repairs and quite easy to see when lying on the bed. Needs a new coat of ceiling paint. Several wall repairs in places where you could see the spliced wallpaper over the old. It seemed as if this particular room was sandwiched in between several others. When someone in an adjacent room took a shower, flushed the toilet, or turned on the sink, you knew it.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
1 out of 5
Not worth the location
Mrs. F Nov 1, 2009
My husband and I booked this swanky hotel because this trip was supposed to be our honeymoon for our wedding 3 years ago. It ... was situated close to the DC highlights (White House, Smithsonian museums, monuments and memorials, and the Metro) so we thought we'd splurge on the hotel for the convenience. We had a room on the 8th floor. The lobby is gorgeous. The room was only okay. There was a curly hair (not dwelling on where it might have come from) on our complementary bathrobe. The coffee pot and mugs/glasses were on a wheeled rack next to the toilet (they could have put it in the main room away from airborne droplets). We should have suspected something when we saw there were complementary lavender scented room spray, ear plugs, and a night mask. We went through 3 bottles of room spray during our week-long stay because the room smelled so musty. One night it smelled like sewer back up. There was nothing around that I could see that would make that smell (flushed all the toilets, ran water in the tub and sink). We ended up leaving the window open during the day while we were out being tourists. That made it tolerable. Trying to ask the maid for a real room spray was useless. We had brought our own earplugs for the plane flight and I used them each night. The ones provided were the cheapo cylinder ones that are very stiff. I didn't bother trying them. Our room faced the very busy corner of 14th and K Streets and the first night was subjected to loud car honking and the inevitable aggressive counter-honkings and police and ambulance sirens. That was a Saturday night and while the other nights were similar, none matched that first night's din. I didn't use the eye mask but I could see someone wanting to since the heavy drape did not completely cover the edge of the window so the glare of the streetlights came in. There was no refrigerator in the room (and granted, we did not ask if a portable one was available). Since this was our first trip to DC, I went down to the lobby mid-week to ask about the Tourmobile or Old Trolley Tours I had read about on pamphlets. The woman at the desk had no idea what I was talking about. Later, I found this unbelievable since these two tours are widely advertised at all the tourist spots. The desk staff also could not recommend local restaurants (besides the pricey one attached to the hotel). They were very unhelpful. The day we left I asked about mailing some postcards and the desk lady gave them to the valet at the desk. Who knows if they'll actually be mailed. Convenient to the hotel are a Starbucks attached to the lobby that opens at 6 am. The only thing this hotel has going for it is it's location. But it was definitely not worth the expense. Pick a less expensive hotel further away and take the Metro. It's not difficult to use at all and there's lot of helpful posters and maps on the different routes.
Traveler type: Couples
The White House is about 4 blocks away and the American History and Natural History museums are about 6 blocks away. The nearest Metro stop is about 2 blocks away. Take that for the other DC sights and your legs and feet will thank you. Take a bus tour first off to get a feel for the city before you get too far along in your vacation.
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The White House is about 4 blocks away and the American History and Natural History museums are about 6 blocks away. The nearest Metro stop is about 2 blocks away. Take that for the other DC sights and your legs and feet will thank you. Take a bus tour first off to get a feel for the city before you get too far along in your vacation.
--Mrs. F, Mobile, AL Nov 1, 2009
Old Ebbit Grille is excellent.
--David, La Jolla, CA Oct 26, 2009
Located near a metro stop. Not too far from some sightseeing
--Mommy Sue, Baltimore, MD Oct 15, 2009
Overall score
4.0 out of 5
(152 reviews)
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Score
5 out of 5
Great Location for the Price
Business Traveler Nov 20, 2009
Excellent location and price for the business traveler. Walking distance from the White House and Several other tourist ... attractions. Would recommend. Staff was friendly and very helpful.
Traveler type: Business
Score
3 out of 5
Great location, room needs updates.
Tom Nov 9, 2009
Great location at 14th and K. We were "bumped" to a king deluxe room with a small sofa, desk, and chair in the room. TV was ... maybe a 27" tube type. Room in need of repairs. The ceiling was "touched up" in places with noticeable drywall repairs and quite easy to see when lying on the bed. Needs a new coat of ceiling paint. Several wall repairs in places where you could see the spliced wallpaper over the old. It seemed as if this particular room was sandwiched in between several others. When someone in an adjacent room took a shower, flushed the toilet, or turned on the sink, you knew it.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
1 out of 5
Not worth the location
Mrs. F Nov 1, 2009
My husband and I booked this swanky hotel because this trip was supposed to be our honeymoon for our wedding 3 years ago. It ... was situated close to the DC highlights (White House, Smithsonian museums, monuments and memorials, and the Metro) so we thought we'd splurge on the hotel for the convenience. We had a room on the 8th floor. The lobby is gorgeous. The room was only okay. There was a curly hair (not dwelling on where it might have come from) on our complementary bathrobe. The coffee pot and mugs/glasses were on a wheeled rack next to the toilet (they could have put it in the main room away from airborne droplets). We should have suspected something when we saw there were complementary lavender scented room spray, ear plugs, and a night mask. We went through 3 bottles of room spray during our week-long stay because the room smelled so musty. One night it smelled like sewer back up. There was nothing around that I could see that would make that smell (flushed all the toilets, ran water in the tub and sink). We ended up leaving the window open during the day while we were out being tourists. That made it tolerable. Trying to ask the maid for a real room spray was useless. We had brought our own earplugs for the plane flight and I used them each night. The ones provided were the cheapo cylinder ones that are very stiff. I didn't bother trying them. Our room faced the very busy corner of 14th and K Streets and the first night was subjected to loud car honking and the inevitable aggressive counter-honkings and police and ambulance sirens. That was a Saturday night and while the other nights were similar, none matched that first night's din. I didn't use the eye mask but I could see someone wanting to since the heavy drape did not completely cover the edge of the window so the glare of the streetlights came in. There was no refrigerator in the room (and granted, we did not ask if a portable one was available). Since this was our first trip to DC, I went down to the lobby mid-week to ask about the Tourmobile or Old Trolley Tours I had read about on pamphlets. The woman at the desk had no idea what I was talking about. Later, I found this unbelievable since these two tours are widely advertised at all the tourist spots. The desk staff also could not recommend local restaurants (besides the pricey one attached to the hotel). They were very unhelpful. The day we left I asked about mailing some postcards and the desk lady gave them to the valet at the desk. Who knows if they'll actually be mailed. Convenient to the hotel are a Starbucks attached to the lobby that opens at 6 am. The only thing this hotel has going for it is it's location. But it was definitely not worth the expense. Pick a less expensive hotel further away and take the Metro. It's not difficult to use at all and there's lot of helpful posters and maps on the different routes.
Traveler type: Couples
The White House is about 4 blocks away and the American History and Natural History museums are about 6 blocks away. The nearest Metro stop is about 2 blocks away. Take that for the other DC sights and your legs and feet will thank you. Take a bus tour first off to get a feel for the city before you get too far along in your vacation.
Score
3 out of 5
Crowne Plaza Hotel
David Oct 26, 2009
Rooms were spacious, parking was $33 a night -- ridiculous!! ...
Traveler type: Business
Old Ebbit Grille is excellent.
Score
4 out of 5
Great location!
Granny Oct 22, 2009
We loved our 5 day stay at the Hamilton. It is nicely located about 5 blocks from the Mall, so was withing walking distance ... for us. Then we discovered it was a block away from the Metro subway and used that everyday which save us a lot of energy for the museums. We found some great resturants within walking distance and found the Hamilto's resturant very good eating too. Their Angus burgers are Delicious! The staff was very friendly and helpful. This resturant shows it's age in small ways, but nothing that bothered us. It is, however, one block from a firestation and tended to be noisy some nights due to sirens.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Family with baby
Mommy Sue Oct 15, 2009
The hotel was clean and the staff was helpful. We enjoyed the pay per view movies. THe problem was that most of the ... nearby restaurants are closed on weekends and holidays. The starbucks that is in the hotel was open, however, and a SUBWAY across the street was also open. However, when traveling on a budget the hotel restaurant was to expensive
Traveler type: Family
Located near a metro stop. Not too far from some sightseeing
Score
5 out of 5
wonderful weekend spot
The Traveling Couple Oct 13, 2009
Very classy place, beautiful architecture, close to everything that DC has to offer. Friendly, helpful service. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Great southern food at Georgia Browns. Make reservations as they are booked on the weekends.
Score
2 out of 5
Upgrade?
Dapper Dan Oct 13, 2009
There are two clubs within ear shot of the hotel on 14th and K streets, so if you stay the weekend, don't think you are ... getting an upgrade when they can move you to the 8th floor, with a view of the park. They didn't tell us the view came with our own spots lights, car alarms, police sirens, drunk loud people, obnoxious sports cars revving their engines at the 3am club close time, ... I guess the clubs keep the McPherson Park pretty clear of homeless people though. They know better that they wouldn't get any sleep if they slept there...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Best location for the price
fred Oct 12, 2009
We stayed here for sightseeing and for the value,we have no regrets.The staff was superb for all our needs.We recommend this ... hotel from kids to seniors!Do not forget to apply early, at least six months to visit the White house,Capitol,Pentagon etc.Email your congressman for details.
Traveler type: Couples
Two blocks to metro for all transportations needs.We did not need a rental vehicle!
Score
4 out of 5
Very good hotel
Nice weekend Oct 4, 2009
Excellent location. Very good price. Friendly staff ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
Decent Hotel/Location for the price
MoCat Oct 2, 2009
If you are comfortable using the Metro (station within a block), it is a good location. Limited casual/less expensive dining ... available. Staff were polite and helpful. Unfortunately, had an issue with obnoxious neighbor. Staff did intervene once notified.
Traveler type: Family
Get comfortable with either the Metro or Circulator bus.
Score
5 out of 5
DC Tour
Doug's wife Oct 1, 2009
Upon our first step into the hotel we were greeted and cared for with first class attentiveness. The staff couldn't have ... been better. They were always available, always helpful, above and beyond. The size of the hotel, cleanliness, rooms, were ideal.
Traveler type: Friends
Score
3 out of 5
The staff makes or breaks the experience
Sweet Annie Sep 21, 2009
The hotel is located in a spot convenient to visitor attractions. The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. The ... restaurant staff was friendly and helpful; the valet staff was very nice, too. The front desk staff, however, weren't very nice; no one smiled. They did their job, but without the 'personal touch'. Then there was an error on my bill and they were a bit rude about it, as though I had somehow created the problem. There are many other similarly priced hotels in the area, and I think that I'll try another place.
Traveler type: Family
Score
5 out of 5
wow....what a trip
Mitusev Sep 21, 2009
no problems at all... even checked earlier than i should... friendly service...smile...beautiful city ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Great Experience
Ryan Sep 20, 2009
My girlfriend and I decided to take a long weekend in DC to visit the White House, Capitol, Monuments, and Museums. We chose ... the Hamilton because of its location and price. We ended up being very happy with our choice. We arrived 3 hours before their stated check-in, but they were able to check us in early. Our room was clean and filled with all the necessities. Though it was a tad small, the room adequately fit the two of us. The front desk was able to give us directions numerous times. They did have a concierge on staff, but he was only available during limited hours of the day and we never got the chance to speak with him. Unfortunately, the front desk wasn't helpful in choosing restaurants but they were always friendly and at least tried to assist us. The cleaning staff was also top notch. The location was amazing. The White House was about 4-5 blocks away. The Metro station to get to the Capitol and the Smithsonian Museums was a block away, and the Circulator Bus which we took to have dinner in Georgetown had a stop right across the street. The hotel offered us an extended check-out (2 hours) and 50% off their restaurant's breakfast for signing up for their mailing list. The extended check out was nice and the breakfast in their restaurant was very good but still pricey after the discount. All and all the price, location, friendly staff, etc. makes the Hamilton a great value. For 2 people, the small room can definatly be overlooked for all of this hotel's positives. I highly recommend. Note - The hotel has a Starbucks in the lobby which was nice and a gym which I did not see or use. No pool.
Traveler type: Couples
The Metro and Circluator bus are both easily accessible from the Hamilton. We took advantage of them frequently during our stay.
Score
5 out of 5
great location
sew enthusiast Sep 19, 2009
We were in DC to see the sites. This hotel has a great location for that. We could walk to the mall or hop on the Metro to ... go to farther destinations. The room was clean and had all the extras I like - safe, coffee maker, differnt type of pillows and a good bed.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Stayed there Labor Day weekend
Rxcart5 Sep 14, 2009
Trip was a special trip, I proposed to my gf and we did some sight seeing to all of the memorials, museums, etc, so we wanted ... to be close to everything. The hotel was very close to all sites and is easily accessible to the Metro (McPherson Square) station. It is about 5 blocks away from the White House and within walking distance to the memorials and monument. The staff was very friendly and helpful, loved the bar and restaurant. Food at the restaurant was surprisingly good compared to other hotels. The trip overall was great and we were pleased with the hotel, service, etc especially for the price we paid (packaged with flight through Orbitz) Rooms were a little smaller than expected but were clean. The size was no big deal because we didn't spend much time in the room anyway.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
The grandeur of Washington D.C.
Single Traveler to D.C. Sep 14, 2009
This was my first trip sponsored by Orbitz. Everything was set up and processed perfectly. Just like I expected! The hotel ... was very clean, staff very accommodating and it was an excellent location. After I completed my tours, I just walked to some of the places...The Ford Theatre, Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, Holocaust Museum, Smithsonian Museums. I could come and go without feeling like a stranger in the town. I thought my room could have been a little cooler at night, but I was so tired from my day of looking at our Capitol City, that I just fell asleep. What would have made my stay more enjoyable was if I had more money to spend!!!!! I wanted to see Mount Vernon, Gettysburg, DC at Night, etc. The Crowne Plaza restaurant had very tasty entrees, amicable and helpful attendants. I had a great time!!!! I would recommend this hotel to other guests. I would also recommend that they book their entire trip through Orbitz. Your calls about the flight, update of the flight information was just the extras that put the "cherry" on top! My itinerary was planned very well and I was able to execute it without any problems whatsoever. It gave me information on how to set-up my return to the Airport, Wow! I can't say enough about the how Orbitz made my trip a sensation and how well it went. It felt as though I had an Travel Agent/Administrative Assistant with me. Thank You!!!!
Traveler type: Single
The local transportation is excellent! Take lots of $1 bills though. It's fast and often. The Union Station has some very nice stores for shopping. I especially liked Chicos, White & Black & Heydari. Very nice clothing lines. Also shops like H&M have excellent prices and fashionable attire. The Au Bon Pain shop(not sure if I have the name correct), at the Union Station, was the best place for me to get a snack or breakfast because it carried a variety of foods,reasonably priced, even for those of us dieting.
Score
4 out of 5
Excellent location for Washington Visit
Swamprat Sep 14, 2009
The hotel is well located 1 1/2 blocks from metro sation which can take you straight to the Mall or wherever. No need for ... cab or shuttle from or to airport if traveling lite. Rooms are a little small, but all were renovated recently and are clean and well appointed. No frig in ours. Local restaraunts aplenty. Staff very courteous.
Traveler type: Family
Metro. Excellent system to get where you need.
Score
5 out of 5
Best hotel experiance
angela Sep 13, 2009
Had a great time seeing Washington & we were just three blocks from the white house. The whole staff was amazing and looking ... to assist in anyway possible.
Traveler type: Couples
If you can stay anywhere Crown is the best
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The White House is about 4 blocks away and the American History and Natural History museums are about 6 blocks away. The nearest Metro stop is about 2 blocks away. Take that for the other DC sights and your legs and feet will thank you. Take a bus tour first off to get a feel for the city before you get too far along in your vacation.
--Mrs. F, Mobile, AL Nov 1, 2009
Old Ebbit Grille is excellent.
--David, La Jolla, CA Oct 26, 2009
Located near a metro stop. Not too far from some sightseeing
--Mommy Sue, Baltimore, MD Oct 15, 2009
Great southern food at Georgia Browns. Make reservations as they are booked on the weekends.
--The Traveling Couple, NYC, NY Oct 13, 2009
Two blocks to metro for all transportations needs.We did not need a rental vehicle!
--fred, Houston Tx Oct 12, 2009
Get comfortable with either the Metro or Circulator bus.
--MoCat, Missouri Oct 2, 2009
The Metro and Circluator bus are both easily accessible from the Hamilton. We took advantage of them frequently during our stay.
--Ryan, New Jersey Sep 20, 2009
The local transportation is excellent! Take lots of $1 bills though. It's fast and often. The Union Station has some very nice stores for shopping. I especially liked Chicos, White & Black & Heydari. Very nice clothing lines. Also shops like H&M have excellent prices and fashionable attire. The Au Bon Pain shop(not sure if I have the name correct), at the Union Station, was the best place for me to get a snack or breakfast because it carried a variety of foods,reasonably priced, even for those of us dieting.
--Single Traveler to D.C., Los Angeles, California Sep 14, 2009
Metro. Excellent system to get where you need.
--Swamprat, Deland, FL Sep 14, 2009
If you can stay anywhere Crown is the best
--angela, Randolph Mass Sep 13, 2009
Food is expensive!!!!!!! Plan ahead, and try not to eat at the museums. Hamburger, fries and drinks for two runs approximately $25! Enjoyed breakfast at Old Ebbitt Grill, great food and atmosphere, but cost $50 for two with tip. Considering admission to most everything is free, it evens everything out.
--Cathy, Francisco, IN Sep 12, 2009
Be prepared for city prices $$$$$
--Shery, Raleigh NC Sep 1, 2009
Buy a transit pass. The trains are on time and arrival times are posted on the platform.
--Curly, Boston, MA Aug 24, 2009
Go to the neat surrounding neighborhoods for dining. Very cozy and very enjoyable to walk around.
--Izzy, Atlanta, GA Aug 12, 2009
We were delighted to find a place called Brown Bag located 2 doors down that serves up homemade brakfasts (also lunches and dinners) - healthy and resonably priced.
--Newnu, Louisville, KY Jul 24, 2009
International Spy Museum
--Travelin Band, Wilson, NC Jul 21, 2009
So close to major attractions and the Metro.
--Harley, Wisconsin Jul 17, 2009
Conveniently located to many tourist attractions.
--Liz, Texas Jul 10, 2009
There are a lot of places to dine nearby but since this is considered "downtown" not all of them open on weekends.
--patm, Boston,MA Jun 22, 2009
The best place to eat in the Mall is at the National Museum of the American Indian. Go to: It has a huge cafeteria syle facility with a multitude of different traditional Indian foods to choose from. The museum itself is spectacular, so go in the morning so you can take your lunch there. Go to http://www.nmai.si.edu/ for more information.
--R2D3, Wilmington NC and Williamsburg VA Jun 22, 2009
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