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"The room was very clean, but also extremely small. Only a few hooks and hangers but no drawer space. Plus, only 1 hook in the bathroom for used towels. I would probably not stay there for more than one night. It’s a shame there was not room service especially given there was food on the premises."

"Overall, the hotel was a wonderful experience. It was clean, modern, and well-appointed. I'd stay again. However, I need to address something that gets overlooked in hospitality design: the bathroom lighting. Like many new hotels that embrace contemporary aesthetics, the lighting over the sink is functionally useless for dark-skinned guests. The trendy backlit mirror and cool-toned LED strips may look sleek, but they cast deep shadows on darker complexions, making basic grooming, shaving, skincare, and makeup application genuinely difficult. This isn't a minor inconvenience. It's an inclusivity oversight. Someone with skin like mine simply cannot see their face clearly enough to get ready properly. To hotel designers and procurement teams: representation matters at the decision-making table. Before finalizing a lighting package, test it across a full range of skin tones. Warm, diffused, front-facing light works for everyone. These contemporary fixtures do not. The hospitality industry is overdue for this conversation. "

"Great hotel spot for a quick dc trip. "

"Great food and and price for hotel restaurant"

"So cute! Great stay"

"Staff was friendly and knowledgeable "

"Easy check in/ out, helpful staff, nothing fancy at all but very convenient location. Would stay again."

"Perfect location and really lovely space with great lounging areas and a café"

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