I went to a show at the Mansion. The service was excellent. The mansion has 34 hidden doors and passages. We explored many different rooms and connecting passageways. The food was delicious. Every room has a different theme and everything is for sale.

We had the good fortune of staying at The Mansion last weekend. Not your run of the mill hotel and definitely a five star experience. The staff was unbelievably accommodating. The Mansion is a real hidden treasure--- whimsical and fun. Thanks to everyone. Don't miss an opportunity to visit. We will definitely return. Nancy, Charlie and Rusty

The people who worked there today were amazing- very accomidating despite the fact that we were an hour early- a full hour before you were supposed to open. We had a wonderful time wandering around the houses. I just wish there was more history available to us!

I took my kids here to visit a "museum" off the beaten path over Spring Break. This place is spectacular, a must see, a wonderful DC secret. We had the best time exploring rooms, admiring Rock and Roll Memorabilia, antiques, one of a kind wonders all over. Each room is super unique and finding the secret rooms and doors is... More

Ok so I live in DC and am not exactly a tourist of the area, but whether visiting or staying, you must visit this hotel/ restaurant/ event space. The decor is fascinating elegance and the charismatic staff is even better. Each hotel room, the majority of which are open for viewing, is unique, themed, and filled with antiques. This space... More

We did not stay here, nor would I. The concept is fun - twisting halls, themed rooms and hidden doorways. However, there is a dank "old" smell permeating all the upstairs rooms. It has some good art and some really interesting objects & furniture, but for the most part, it's filled with flea market junk - really bad stuff, very... More

Chocolate covered bacon, bottomless mimosas, bacon mac and cheese, omelets made to order, fantastic deserts, and a treasure hunt - that is a fantastic way to spend a Sunday afternoon in Washington, DC! We will be back soon to find the rest of those secret doors!

The O Mansion is unique, fun, and interesting. Took my family here using the Living Social Deal for the Champagne Tour. This mansion is an eccentric hotel that is was originally four row-houses located in Dupont Circle. It is four stories high including a basement. Three of the row houses were built in 1892 and the houses were connected via... More

We booked the self guided tour($8p.P.) on the internet and spent almost two hours in this awesome place. We found 7 doors and bought a book. All of our family loved the wine cellar and bathrooms. Some rooms were so interesting decorated. We will come back for sure.