Beacon Hotel & Corporate Quarters, Washington

Liked: Comfortable bed; friendly staff; clean room.
Disliked: No refrigerator or microwave; no continental breakfast; hotel parking $40/night.

The dining experience was unimpressive. I also was not aware that the reservation was made via Priceline since I went to what I thought was the Beacon website. So, I have to go an extra step to get a printed receipt.

Liked: My room was comfortable and adequate.
Disliked: My reservation was for a king size bed but I was put into a queen. I'm assuming this is because I arrived well ahead of the standard 3pm checkin and the hotel staff was trying to get me into a room as quickly as possible.

Very good

Liked: Great location, friendly staff, large room with efficiency kitchen.
Disliked: The hotel is a little tired.

It was a great location,...

Liked: Location was great, room view was good. Size of room was great. Staff was great.
Disliked: Mini fridge’s should be standard. Restaurant was open weird hours, or not open when it was supposed to be.

Exceptional

Good value for money in...

Liked: The hotel room was quite good size-wise for two persons, the bed was comfy and big enough for two friends to sleep beneath each other. Bathroom has been great, except for the slightly dripping sink of our bathtub. Upon report to the hotel reception, they wanted to look into it. It didn't bother us too much, as we closed the bathroom door at night. The nearest metro station is about 12 minute walk away, Farragut West.
Disliked: The windows are not really sound-proof against noise from outside. It always sounded as if the window was halfway open. It's not been too bad though. Also maybe two separate blankets in the double bed would've been better, we didn't ask for a second one though as we sorted it out ourselves.

Exceptional

Great location, friendly staff

Liked: Good location, friendly staff
Disliked: A lack of accessible rooms, and an understanding that 2 beds is sometimes necessary for people with disabilities travelling with friends, or even with partners. Pain can keep us awake