Situated near the White House, the National Geographic Museum, and Lafayette Square, the Hyatt Place Washington Dc White House is a three-star hotel where amenities available to guests include a 24-hour front desk, a health club, and concierge services. Along with oversized Hyatt Grand Beds, en-suite rooms feature seating areas, 42” flat-screen HDTVs, work spaces, fridges, coffee makers, and free Wi-Fi. This hotel also offers accessible rooms. Facilities at the Hyatt Place Washington Dc White House include a business centre, meeting and conference space, dry cleaning and laundry services, and a front-desk safe. Valet parking is available for a fee. A complimentary breakfast is served daily. Plus, guests can enjoy around-the-clock dining and snacks from the 24/7 gallery restaurant and market. Drinks are served in the coffee to cocktails bars and the ellipse rooftop bar. This hotel lies within a ten-minute drive of Smithsonian Castle and the Verizon Center and is five miles from Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.
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Reviewers routinely rave about this hotels majestic rooftop bar. With stylish seating and jaw-dropping views over the city, the area is popular with guests looking for a cool and relaxed place to unwind of an evening. Friendly barstaff foster a laid-back atmosphere and mix a mean cocktail.
First-time visitors to the capital frequently choose this hotel because of its prime location. Within walking distance of all the major monuments and typical tourist attractions and a couple of blocks to the metro for further afield attractions, it's no wonder this facility is first choice for first-timers.
The welcoming workforce is oft-thanked for making already-great stays even more memorable. Countless comments attest to the various lengths personnel have been willing to go in order to accommodate guests. From sightseeing advice to help printing boarding passes, it seems nothing is too much for staff.
While early risers tend to enjoy the breakfast spread, those appearing towards the end of service might find some items unavailable. During busy times, the area cannot handle the number of diners, leaving some with no choice but to grab their grub and retreat to their room.
Guests accustomed to the brand are occasionally disappointed at the size of some accommodations here. Apparently smaller than at other Hyatt properties, rooms in the former office building also retain some unwelcome original features, including windows in weird places and unremarkable views.
From time to time, a guest experiences a rough night's sleep because of noise from a nearby club, grouses about the over-priced and option-less valet parking or has a less-then-five-star customer service experience at the front desk, but, thankfully, such instances are rare.
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