Washington Marriott Georgetown

The check in was quick and easy! Front desk personnel charming, quick and attentive. The rooms were well presented and maintained throughout the visit. The location is great, you can walk to nearby museums, restaurants and or shopping! Sorry, I didn’t take any photos or videos, I was too busy having fun.

The hotel itself is great – the rooms were clean, the location convenient, and the front desk staff was friendly and helpful. We felt welcome and well taken care of throughout our stay. However, our experience with the breakfast restaurant was very disappointing. Even though we had prepaid for breakfast as part of our booking, the restaurant staff pressured us daily to leave a tip. When we didn’t, they made us wait noticeably longer for our food on the following days and remained unfriendly. The breakfast selection was extremely limited, the coffee was always cold and watery, and the prices for additional items were unreasonably high. While the restaurant may not be operated directly by the hotel, it is part of the guest experience – especially since breakfast can be booked through Marriott. I would give the restaurant 1 star

My company books these rooms for us. We don’t get nightly credit but I maintain platinum status personally as my family and I travel quite a bit and always stay at Marriotts. This location refuses to grant M Lounge access because I’m on a “corporate reservation!” Extremely poor treatment of some of your most loyal customers! The Marriott Bonvoy program continues its slow circle of the drain. Would not recommend anyone stay here if your company name appears on a reservation. In response to the response. Please to patronize me. I understand how the program works and that we do not get points or stay credit for the nights. I maintain my platinum stats on my own accord, outside of company travel. Literally all I would like is my status recognized by means of access so to the lounge so I can make a half decent cup of coffee in the morning and maybe enjoy some eggs and fruit. But clearly the $90 investment in me ($3 cost per breakfast x 30 visits a year) isn’t worth my $15k-$20k in you. So again, it’s the slow drain of the Bonvoy program, diluting it to the point where you may as well throw a big blue H on it.