Washington Embassy of Japan Hotels

"While the breakfast menu was satisfactory, the waiting time for a table was terrible. Also it was disappointing that a hotel of your size doesn’t have a proper restaurant for dinner. The task of dining was placed on your lounge area; a surprisingly inadequate choice. "

"Great staff"

"Most incredible visit yet our second year or return..we came for FRENCH MARKET DAYS. IT WAS LIKE FIRST TIME BUT EVEN MORE FANTASTIK.. PET FRIENDLY HELL THATS A UNDERSTATEMENT!!! WE WILL RETURN AGAIN NEXT YEAR WILL BE OUR THIRD TIME WERE PLANNING ALREADY !@!"

"Room was clean, front desk was very helpful and pleasant. I liked the area breakfast was served in but the selction was a bit limited. The worker was on top of cleaning and restocking though so it wasn't necessarily a negative especially since its included in the "destination charge"."

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"The food we enjoyed at breakfast was fresh and delicious. "

"Great location. Clean rooms and very easy check in"

"The Baron Hotel exceeded my expectations- it was very clean and quiet and close to Georgetown and DuPont Circle."

"Literally home away from home! This hostel/hotel is made up of three converted walk-ups. There are hostel-style rooms with multiple beds, and there are hotel-style rooms with bed and full bathroom. The room I stayed in had a very tall window that could be opened. Logistically speaking: there is a Safeway within a few blocks that’s open late. If you prefer Trader Joe’s, that’s an easy walk in the other direction. Two large refrigerator/freezers will accommodate your groceries, which you label with your name and check out date. There is a vending machine with lots of snacks. Full kitchen with pots and pans, plates, etc., dishwashers, toaster, and microwaves. Free coffee that never runs out, huge assortment of teas. Cozy seating area in kitchen around half-circle windows. A homey living room with big windows provides workspace, a comfortable couch, and a large table for playing cards and games. Bus stops on both sides of the street for whichever direction you’re going. Now the good stuff: beautiful old neighborhood with tree-lined streets. Walk out the door and head down to Kalorama park. Keep walking under canopies of trees and you will be at Rock Creek Park, a meandering pathway that makes you think you’re in a forest. The hotel and neighborhood were so splendid I honestly would have preferred to just “stay home”. The management was putting in loads of fresh flowers in the planters, and the staff absolutely could not have been nicer or more considerate! "