Kimpton Hotel Monaco Washington DC, Washington

There was a bit of a hiccup on check- in as the hotel lost our check in data. We did not get a notice that our room was ready (as promised) and in the end we ended up with a room in the basement level of the hotel. I suspect that this was because we had booked through hotels.com at a discounted rate. The desk manager and his staff kept us waiting at the desk for some time as they sorted out the check in data that had already been processed. The location of the hotel is great especially if you wish to walk around downtown. Otherwise, I would consider this to be an average hotel at above average pricing.

I didn't like the fact that they charged me 22 dollars per night extra, I addition to room fees, fees for their daily/useless tea and wine events. It should be offered as an option.

Amazing. Lovely staff, loved the cookies and coffee/tea every day :) Perfectly located right across from the Smithsonian, walking distance from pretty much everything there is to see in Washington. Would love more recos from the front desk about lunch spots and places to visit in the area.

Room was adorable and neat but very small and smelled very much like mildew. Cleaning folks were super loud early in the morning on a Saturday. Hotel is charming, well-appointed and great location.

The hotel was good. The valet was terrible. Took over an hour for our car to be brought around. Other than that good location and room.

Was pretty unimpressed with our stay overall. Got to the room and the bathroom was dirty from the last occupants. Had paid for a better room and it was just so average. The bathroom also needed a renovation, it was so old and worn down. The elevator was broken for most of our stay too.

Used valet parking, check in went smooth, room was clean, great location situated near capital arena and downtown Chinatown, lots to do especially if you like the night life with bars and clubs, short walk about a mile or two from great museum and monuments

The room was very nice. The beds were awful. There were three of us in the room. My husband, my college-aged son and me. I had requested a room that would accommodate us all. The beds were doubles and not queens. A little too small for adults. So my husband and I got very little sleep. This is the second DC hotel we’ve stayed in with double beds. Is that a DC thing? We were on the first level which was actually below ground. Not terrible, just disappointing. Anyone staying here might want to request an upper floor.

it is a historic building and that is one of the reasons that you choose it, so the air in the room can be a bit stuffy