Comfortable rooms with nice features like motorised blinds and wooden shutters. Soft bed and comfy cushion. Turn down service with chocolates was a surprise! Nespresso coffee machine in room was a nice touch. Location was great in terms of metro access and walkability to shops and restaurants. Starbucks just round the corner if you want a “normal” coffee and “emergency food”.

Price point at over $400 per night seemed too high unless you have an expense account. There’s hotel dynamic pricing in action for you! No included breakfast. Plumbing a bit tired. In our room the toilet was constantly making dripping sounds. Had to jiggle the flush handle. Location on traffic circle meant a lot of midnight siren noise and horn blasting from nit-wit drivers. Refrigerator was nice, but it was full of minibar drinks with no room for my chipotle left overs! No microwave in room. Also no tea kettle if you wanted to boil your own water.

From check-in to check-out, every single interaction and attention to detail was top class. Staff are the friendliest ever. We were there for a week and everyone knew our names after day one. It made us all feel very special. Rooms were spotless and serviced efficiently daily. Interior design and furnishings are rich and oozing quality. Food & menus are thoughfully prepared, lovely fresh produce all cooked to order. Professional attentive service 24/7 by management, bar, wait, reception, room & door staff. Honestly couldn't fault a thing. There's a CVS across the street, and a wonderful food & farmers market on Sunday. The metro station is 50 yards away.. get yourself a smartcard & explore the city for $2 a ride.

Having to leave.... :-(

The Dupont Circle Hotel exceeded expectations. At half the price of the other hotels I considered, the room was small but very comfortable for two people. The design of the room was superior: there is no art in sight, but rather, the wall behind the bed is a mosaic of wood and metal leaf. Dropped ceilings with down lights at the entrance and window wall ingeniously create alcoves for the coffee maker at one side and a daybed at the other. Striped carpeting complements the leather day bed by the shuttered window, and the headboard is covered in matching leather. The marble bathroom features a radiant stone floor. All controls (for shower, lights, blackout shades, and--most important to me--the thermostat, which turns on and off without the customary delay) are easy to use and intuitive. The room was carefully and thoroughly cleaned and straightened, exceptional in an era of alternate-day cleaning. And when I'd forgotten to remove the "Do Not Disturb" sign, most impressive was the text message asking me whether I wanted the room cleaned.

Very minor: the sink is unenclosed, and not only does that reduce privacy, but it also means that anyone using the bathroom at night and turning on the light disturbs the other person.

Comfortable bed, great staff, quiet room, easy access to metro, clean room and nice inviting lobby, good lounge area. We were happy to find great restaurants nearby for a reasonable price - Thai Chef, Dukes Grocery, Mi Casa, &Pizza, Tatte (for breakfast), and Chic-Fil-a.

Did not have a good dining experience at the restaurant, Pembroke. It was very expensive ($122 USD for two people) and the food was not up to the price we paid.

The fragrant scent in all the public areas in and by the lobby. The welcome we got from the doorman/bellhop Donovan. The location. The heated bathroom floor and bath towel sheets.

The room was on the small side, but the bathroom was tiny. No shelves yo put your toiletries. The sink also had no surface and was so close to the outlet next to it that it was hard for the blow dryer to stay plugged in making it annoying and hard to blow your hair, plus the nozzle did not fit snd they couldn't seem to rectify that with another blow dryer that fit that nozzle or a different nozzle. The bed was comfortable enough, but not as soft as it could have been, perhaps it was the sheet. Also, there was a crack under the window above the radiator that needed repair. The room was very underwhelming for such a highly recommended hotel. I get the feeling that unless you pay a lot for a suite this was the bottom base room.

I loved everything about my stay at the DuPont Circle Hotel. The beds were incredibly comfortable, and I appreciated having cable and premium channels. The staff were amazing, and the overall facilities were outstanding. I had surgery and knew that laying up in a bed for more than five days with just basic news channels wouldn’t be ideal. DuPont Circle Hotel definitely made my stay entertaining and super comfortable. The view from my room was amazing, and the cleaners were always on point. It was also nice to have a great restaurant onsite, along with plenty of other fantastic dining options nearby.

Parking was atrocious. $55 per night. After two nights I just couldn’t bring myself to continue so I found street parking. For a luxury hotel parking should be included in the rate! Like seriously.

Great hotel in great location - upscale neighbourhood with good restaurants and coffee etc nearby The Pembroke restaurant and Dupont bar are lovely - great staff, lovely food and drinks, lovely relaxed feeling with great service, lovely outdoor tables when weather suitable. Super-helpful staff in the hotel - reception team and concierge particularly so. Room serviced twice daily with bedding changed daily.

Very little - being picky - Bed a little firm for my liking. External style of hotel and the rooms is very bland and slightly corporate.

The hotel is in a great location overlooking Dupont Circle and our room overlooked it. Had a Junior Suite which was very spacious but bathroom was quite small and I wish it would have had a bath. Breakfast was great the first 3 days and the hotel is very busy Saturday and Sunday for Brunch so you need to go early or book. The last day I had it wasn't as good so don't know if it was a different chef. The bar is a very buzzing area and has a great view over the circle. Bar staff were very friendly and made great cocktails.

Would of preferred a bath and shower in the room if anything but it wasn't the end of the world.

We stay in the Dupont Circle Hotel when we visit DC as it is invariably welcoming and comfortable. The staff are courteous and efficient, and the rooms are spotless and well appointed. We have everything we need; the hotel and the rooms are accessible for my wife who has mobility difficulties. The location is excellent; there is a lot in the immediate area and it is centrally sited on the Metro system. We enjoy eating in the Pembroke Restaurant which is a good place to meet friends for brunch at the weekend.

A well managed property with delightful staff and a sophisticated European vibe ...

The enormous, inescapable White Noise Machine (aka a gigantic, old air conditioning compressor in the courtyard) that hums incessantly ... the rooms facing the street are (according to the Front Desk Associate that checked me out) $20 more. It would have been helpful to know about the White Noise Machine at check-in ... I would have happily paid the additional amount. ... the (standard Queen) room was thoughtfully furnished and comfortable, but the design is a bit dated. A refresh is in order. Also, the sink area of the bathroom is not at all separated from the bedroom area. If that's an issue between you and whomever you're traveling with, then this room type is not for you.