Morrison Clark Inn

the bed was very cumfy, the breakfast was good, the outside porch was nice to sit and have a drink.

The tv was sideways from the bed, the toilet paper holder fell off the wall, the shower hot water handle came off when i turned on the water, the stairs outside.

clean room, very professional staff

Charming historic hotel. Room comfortable and staff very helpful and friendly.

Nicely renovated hotel, comfortable and relatively spacious room with aircon

Noisy airco unit (or generator?) on roof next to hotel, a bit far from the nearest subway entrances (10 min walk from Central and Convention Centre)

We liked the historic charm, a really nice change from the standard business hotel accommodation one so often gets. The restaurant was really excellent...we loved visiting America but the food and coffee is consistently appalling and it was nice to find a good restaurant right in the hotel where we were staying. And the staff were helpful. We took a stab in the internet dark choosing the hotel based on room rate, and location, but one really never knows how things will work out when choosing this way...it can be a bit of a lottery but we won a lottery prize on this one.

Excellent staff, very friendly, good service.

Very nice small historical hotel where you can feel at home from the very beginning of your staying.

Generosity and hospitality of the employees. The dining room food and facilities were excellent.

I would prefer a handle bar when getting into the bathroom.

The Morrison Clark Inn is an old-fashioned hotel in the heart of downtown Washington, DC. My room was large and had a balcony from the second floor.

Decoration was tasteful and in keeping with the building

The emphasis was on decor at the expense of facilities. Had to ask for a chair to be put in room. No desk or table. One bedside light. TV inside wardrobe

The staff was very professional and the room was very clean and orderly.

The room was very small. We ordered a rollaway for my 10 year old that filled the room. Also, the matresses were due to be changed. The biggest problem that we did have, hovever, was that booking.com did not tell the hotel that we were coming. I received a confirmation from booking.com on the day before our stay, but the hotel was never informed.

I had a reservation for a "deluxe" room but got a room in the basement with no view (from the window one could see the feet of people walking on the pavement). The room had a horrible smell. I complained about this and was told that the smell comes from the liquid that comes in big containers and that is used by housekeeping. Smelled like poison.

The room was spacious, well decorated and the bed was very comfortable with nice plump pillows. And, if you can drag yourself out of your bed from resting after an afternoon of shopping you should then drag yourself down to the restaurant for their crab cake entree and lemon chess pie for dessert...most satisfying.

I can't find anything negative to stay, other than to say that everyone should be given directions to get there from the Metro Center stop, it is the easiest route.