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High cost performance, large rooms, very close to the city center, there is a big supermarket and restaurant opposite the hotel, very convenient. Free parking is very convenient, among many budget hotels, the comfort inn is the most cost-effective

Very satisfied, the room is large, there are Chinese supermarkets around, you can eat and drink, it is worth recommending to everyone, the transportation is also very convenient, it is a very ideal hotel, praise!

Nice clean rooms, comfortable bed. We stayed couple of nights good quite sleep. Lady at the front desk was nice. Property look bit old from outside. But no compaint with that once we walked in it was all remoded.

The 10th hotel in the United States alone. The red-eye flight went from LAS to IAD via LAX and arrived at the hotel less than 8 o'clock in the morning. The kind Korean eldest sister at the front desk helped save my luggage and gave me one extra day of breakfast for free. It couldn't be better. The location is in Arlington, west of DC, and the surrounding area is very quiet. I stayed at this hotel for two nights in DC. It is a 10-minute walk from the subway station, and the Orange/Silver subway is half an hour from the city center. It's more convenient.

I stayed here over the weekend to catch my Giants against the Nationals. The hotel was very clean and nice. They have a great breakfast restaurant in the lobby. The staff was very friendly. Parking was fairly priced and easy. If i come back into town i will 100% stay here again.

THE BAD - Failed to clean the rooms for weeks, no reason given just forgot despite being asked repeatedly - Rooms were LOUD with parties going past 3am on more than one occasion - Elevators are slow as molasses and carts for moving luggage are limited - Expensive rooms - Expensive parking ($25/night) - The store on the ground floor has some weird $50 temporary charge on your card, avoid that place and walk to Target instead THE GOOD - Location is great - Staff was polite I got 2 rooms for my in-laws visiting from overseas. They were here for weeks which is longer than their average stay. Despite asking for the room to be cleaned repeatedly, at the front desk - and from the cleaners themselves - it didn't happen. Given all the other bad aspects I was pretty embarrassed to have special guests, -some visiting the USA here for the first time - to experience this. SAD! Heard this place is going through a management change, good luck, they need a lot of work.

The staff is so kind and helpful. Kyan helped me with essentials when the airline lost my luggage. The whole team made sure I had a great experience. At the hotel restaurant I had amazing service from Ben and the rest of the bar team. I appreciate all their efforts to solve my travel issues.

Overall this was a lovely hotel and somewhere I wouldn't hesitate to stay again. Free parking is a plus in this area, which is definitely not suburban-feeling although it's not in DC proper either. The hotel is a somewhat unique design, on a corner and wrapped around several sides of an above-ground lot and a single level of underground parking, both accessible for guests. Rooms were fresh and clean and well furnished. All the staff I interacted with were pleasant. I stayed for six nights and was quite comfortable. I did request a change of sheets for one bed midweek which never did happen despite the assurances of the front desk that it would, and our keys stopped working at two different occasions during the stay and had to be reissued -- based on what we saw from other guests, the key thing seemed fairly common. Breakfast was high quality and plentiful -- toast, bagels, cream cheese, peanut butter, rotating hot foods (usually sausage and egg/cheese omelettes or an egg patty), two waffle irons w/ normal and strawberry batter, oatmeal, yogurt, hard-boiled eggs, various kinds of cereal + milk, doughnuts/pastries, and more. It was available right at the scheduled start time of 6:30am. Seemed to be fully restored to pre-COVID levels. The hotel has an hourly shuttle that runs to the Ballston-MU Metro station, which is otherwise an easy half-mile walk. The neighborhood is walkable and has many restaurants and bars that are just a few minutes from the hotel on foot. In a car, it's about 15 minutes from the hotel to the White House area. DC hotels tend expensive, and this seemed like a good deal for a solid stay in an accessible location. The few annoyances were minor and the benefits of this location were significant. I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a good price for a DC-area stay.