Generator Hotel Washington DC

Good hotel, friendly and professional staff. Parking is a normal fee for DC (which means expensive), spaces are tight in an underground parking garage. Many of the spaces were occupied by old furniture, which meant that sometimes the garage was overcrowded. The rooms were nice and comfortable. The hotel policy of not changing towels for four days is an attempt to be more environmentally conscious, but I think they’re overdoing it.

Nice decor in common areas and very comfortable beds. Great views from my level (8) They charge addition $5 something resort tax per night, which was not mentioned on booking description. The hotel coffee shop was so expensive, and I couldn’t find any drinking water fountains. No food or drink allowed in rooms. Common area filled with people working on laptops in the evening, not very social. Restaurant on site had great food, but not vegetarian friendly, and was so dark couldn’t read the menu.

It was one of the best hostel I’ve ever been. The room (4 female dormitory) was very big, clean and beautiful. Very good wifi. The lobby has a lot of nice places to stay, drink coffee and work. The location is a little bit far from the metro station (about 15 mins) and it’s far from the city center.

Great place for Backpacking, a bit expensive but the dorms are great! Only 4 people and bathroom in the room. Also every bed has a curtain to have some privacy.

Stayed for 5 nights. The Location is very good across the event place that I attended. However, the carpet is not properly clean, the bed cover had not changed unless you requested. There is no amenities only tissue in the toilet. No coffee maker etc. the room is large but beside the elevator. For one night or two nights might be ok but not for longer stayed.

Trip.com is excellent for choosing an accomodation.