The hotel is nice in a very good location. the rooms are not huge but a decent size. We were 4 people staying in a room with 2 beds. 2 adults and 2 kids. I am really writing this review because of an incident that happened in our room with one of the kids. One of the kids got sick... More

I usually do not stay at the Four Points Hotel but all the hotels in DC were sold out. I did not pay a discount price for this line, cost was comparable to Westin and Sheraton however the quality if the room was nit the same. The biggest compliant was that the air conditioning unit (one if the wall units... More

After flying 1/2 way across the country to stay at this hotel (reservations made 2 months in advance) this hotel -- without any warning -- dumped our reservations. It "overbooked" and left dozens of people without rooms, after they'd traveled for 5-6 hours and arrived, tired and distraught, at midnight. I was lucky that the hotel did give us another... More

The hotel is located central to many things. ıf you are in DC for the cherry blossom you are at the correct place. Everything is at a walking distance. Being near the public transport is an extra plus for the hotel. It is not easy to find a reasonable hotel in that region for that price. The rooms were big... More

My son and I took a bus trip from NYC to DC over the Easter Weekend to tour the monuments and see the cherry blossoms. Not having any idea of DC, I was at a loss for where to stay so I used the internet and was about to book a hotel close to Union Station. I contacted Triple AAA... More

My family stayed here in August of 2012 and we checked in late (close to midnight). I noticed there was a door man but was not willing to help with our luggages. Me and my kids ended up unloading and bringing our luggages into the hotel. We requested that if we can have an upgrade (being a platinum SPG member)... More

This hotel has the price of a Sheraton or Westin ($290-$350, garage parking was $47 per night), but the quality of a Best Western bordering on Motel 6 ($70-130). The cost is likely due to its good location (3 blocks from Metro train, few blocks from convention center and restaurants). The rooms are small but certainly livable. Bathrooms are cramped... More

I was here for business for three nights in March. We stayed here because it was walking distance to our conference and it was the cheapest hotel in the area. The rooms were clean, the staff were polite enough, rooms incl a fridge and microwave and there was free but slow wireless in the room. On the downside, street noise... More

We booked this hotel via Priceline's new Express Deals, and got one heck of a deal (over 60% of normal prices - during Cherry Blossom Festival)! The hotel is just a couple of blocks from the MacPherson Square metro station, and probably 5 blocks from the White House and the National Mall. The hotel itself was really nice, and the... More