Washington Textile Museum Hotels

"A very convenient, comfortable, and cozy place to stay, with two different Metro Stations within a 3 minute walk. Fantastic staff and great amenities as well!"

"Great stay, clean hotel. Staff were helpful. Pool and spa were nicely maintained. Property is older and it shows but it’s a historic spot. Tour of the scandal room was fun."

"It was good. Nice location, older hotel."

"This hotel felt like a far cry from the luxury and amenities we expect at a JW Marriott. The king room was very small and the bathroom was comparable to a Courtyard Marriott. For the price we paid ($600 per night) we expected that every room would be outward facing the city, but no, our view was inward facing the other side of the hotel (no view whatsoever). The breakfast buffet was also subpar. For $27 per person we expected a lot more options--at least pancakes and waffles--but there were none. Pancakes had to be ordered from the menu for an additional charge. While the staff were very friendly and helpful, this hotel, for being a JW Marriott, was a disappointment."

"Loved the room at first. It was like a small apartment. Good location and very comfy. We left for a few hours. Where we returned our room was 85 degrees! Like a sauna! The heat was turned on full blast throughout the building. The front desk apologized, but said there was nothing they could do. We slept, sweating, with the windows open. Not acceptable."

"Important notes: rooftop deck with pool that they feature prominently in the ads is not open until late May regardless of weather. Lobby bar closes early - no in-room evening dining. Rooms are definitely average to below average - especially the accessible rooms - which you may be assigned even if not needed (we were!). Lighting in bathroom is terrible and feels like a Motel. Other than its location, I found this hotel below average."

"The only complaint is that the rooms are so small if you have 2 bed and 2 suitcases Otherwise everything is fantastic"

"Loved my time there!"

"Hotel was nothing like how it was described. "