“Worst hotel stay ever”
The noise from the large party was excessive, leaving us with less than an hour of sleep, and there were no apologies or refunds.
PeterVor einem Monat
★★★★★·Washington·7.8
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oder schreib es einfach: „um den 20. herum, drei Nächte“
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The LINE Hotel DC, situated in a restored 20th-century neoclassical church in Adams Morgan, boasts 60-foot vaulted ceilings, millwork, and brass detailing. This 2.8 km distance from Downtown Washington, DC, offers proximity to major attractions. Free WiFi is provided. The hotel features private bathrooms, seating areas, coffee machines, and 55" flat-screen TVs, as well as a rooftop with views of the Washington Monument and National Cathedral.
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Wie Gäste das Haus bewerten, Aspekt für Aspekt.
The noise from the large party was excessive, leaving us with less than an hour of sleep, and there were no apologies or refunds.
Peter·Vor einem Monat
The hotel is in a great spot in Adams Morgan—it's the only one there. The rooms are roomy with interesting views and decor, and the restaurant and coffee bar downstairs serve good food. It’s close to many shops, restaurants, and bus lines (though the Metro is a bit of a walk). The rooms feel a bit run down and the hotel needs a major refresh. Some staff are friendly, while others seem uninterested.
Hillary·Vor einem Monat
The spot is spot on, but the ironing board is a let‑down – the standard size one works, whereas the ones that came with the room just didn’t function.
Senathirajah·Vor einem Monat
The location is excellent and the room is spacious, but there was only one chair in the room, and housekeeping wasn’t mentioned in the booking terms, plus the deposit was quite high.
Nikolaos·Vor einem Monat
The beds were a highlight, super comfy, but checking in after 6 pm felt like a hassle and the parking garage looked more like a dark foyer; they apologized but offered nothing in return, and we had to haul our own luggage up. A complimentary breakfast or a glass of champagne would have been nice, and the breakfast itself was a joke—no buffet, just a croissant.
Katharina·Vor einem Monat