Club Quarters Washington

My first time staying in the dc club quarters but it was convenient and close to all the sights.

This is great if you are in DC for sight seeing or business. Not great if you're looking to spend a ton of time in your hotel. It is clean and serves its purpose.

I stayed in Club Quarters last week. A friend of mine was traveling here for work, so I decided to join her. I work remotely, so I spent a significant amount of time in the hotel room. The room itself wasn't too large, but was sufficient. The hallways are tight and the rooms are very close together. You won't get much of a view considering its location, but I'll gladly sacrifice sights from the window for the short walk to the White House and metro. You'll see from the photo that I still had plenty of room to set up a work space. The wifi was very fast and never gave me any problems!

There is a coffee bar with an espresso machine, so you're in luck if you love coffee. There isn't any food provided in the morning which is somewhat disappointing.

In the lower level there is an ice machine and vending machines filled with basic every day products. There is also a small gym with vending machines filled with snacks. The lower level is a little funny - it's pretty musty and feels like an afterthought. It gives you the feeling like you're in an employee-only area.

The staff is mostly friendly. Parking is a nightmare, but that's to be expected with DC!

This is the second time that we (my mother and I) stayed at a Club Quarters hotel. The first was in Philadelphia. We liked their Philly hotel, and we were going to Washington because my SIL was graduating from a State Dept training course. I looked at other hotels in Washington. Both my mother and I have been there before, and we've stayed at four-and five-star hotels. Club Quarters is a three-star hotel. No robes, no slippers, no doormen with epaulettes. But there's a yoga mat in the closet.

The location, on 17th, is superb. We were greeted by a lovely, smiling, cheerful young woman named Aline, who immediately made us feel welcome. We had two rooms, on different floors, and she asked us if that was okay. We both got deluxe rooms with a queen-size bed and a view. The TVs were bigger than the ones in Philly. I didn't get a bathtub this time, but the bathroom, although small, was very clean. The shower water was hot and the pressure was fine. The toiletries are Gilbert & Soames.

The room was exceedingly clean, and the bed was very comfortable. I am allergic to feathers, and it's very nice (for me) that I didn't have to request hypoallergenic pillows. It was quiet. The hotel is apparently in the process of installing additional window panes to block traffic noise. I had one on my window, but my mother didn't. She was a floor higher, though. She did wish that she could open the window, but they have been sealed. We had coffeemakers and small refrigerators in our rooms.

I like the security--you have to use your key card to operate the elevator. Each floor has a dispenser for plastic water bottles and cold purified water. The business center, open 24 hours, has comfortable seating and a coffee machine that makes yummy cappuccino and other drinks, plus there's a nice selection of tea.

We stayed for two nights, and all of the desk people were pleasant and helpful. Housekeeping did an excellent job cleaning and replenishing towels. We didn't have to request housekeeping, because the Covid-era restrictions are no longer in place.

This chain, IMO, is ideal for visiting a city where you have a lot to do and need to be in the perfect location. While I love luxury hotels, I didn't miss anything (except the robe and slippers) while staying here. I couldn't get my phone to cast on the TV, but that was probably my fault. I watched cable instead. There's not a whole lot of drawers in the deluxe room, but they're adequate for a two-night stay. I had a dresser in the "suite" in Philly, also a bathtub. The reading lights on the bed were great. The room was a nice size, not cramped at all. TONS of outlets and charging ports for all your electronics. Plus, of course, and iron and ironing board.

One downside--and this happened in Philly, too--is that the adjacent restaurant was closed. Since it rained in BOTH Philly and DC while we were there, this meant that we had to go out in the rain for dinner, rather than being able to dine easily and conveniently. Hopefully this situation will change in the future, with new restaurants.

I have absolutely no complaints about this hotel, or this chain. My mother and I like field trips, and we will definitely look for a Club Quarters if we visit a city where they have a hotel.

The prices, especially when compared to luxury hotels, are great. I thought that I had pix, but I can't find them.

This is a solid hotel bc it is steps away from the White House and the Metro stop to get you where ever else you wanted to go.

Like other reviewers stated, it is an excellent option for a business trip and if you plan to do a lot of sightseeing. The wifi was great as I needed it for work.

The gym is small so thank goodness I was the only one in there. I was surprised to see a yoga mat in the closet and that was helpful for me to get some pilates in my quick stay.

Although Club Quarters is a budget priced hotel, it exceeded my expectations. Check in literally took only a matter of seconds, and we were given a room on the ninth floor. The room was compact, but acceptable for the two of us. Beds are very comfortable. Toilet paper was soft, as were the bath towels. The shower had good water pressure, and toiletries were provided.

Location is very close to the White House and other attractions, and the Metro Station is location just outside the hotel entrance. It was about a 50 minute train ride to Dulles airport.

If I return to visit Washington DC, I hope to stay here again.

The first person we came across was a gem. So sweet.

We are on day 2 of a week long stay and our tv still isn't working right. They said they fixed it but it's still not working. The thought of changing rooms is exhausting.

We have gotten stuck in the elevator twice. It just stops on a random floor.

The rooms are much much smaller than expected. And the bathroom doesn't even have enough space to get ready or do your hair....

This place is in need of major upkeep because nothing is working right. I will update if things change throughout our stay but so far it has been horrible.

If you don't plan on spending much time in your room I'd recommend this hotel. The location is amazing for the price you can grab it for especially if you're a tourist like I was hoping to see the monuments in DC.

The lobby staff were always helpful and professional. Just simple things like opening a door when we're confused with how to open it, grabbing us a water bottle (only one is given in the room but there were two of us) and being able to hold onto our bags the day we checked out.

The room itself is small but we were happy with it. The WiFi works well too which is definitely important for us. We had a look at the gym and it is probably the smallest I've ever seen.

I was a bit worried about the amount of dust I saw in the bathroom fan (see photo). Besides from that I wouldn't mind coming back again.

An okay hotel that hits key attributes. The hotel is next to a train station, was pretty clean, felt safe, and had a comfy bed. Water pressure was great and I liked that they had complimentary bottled water. It's basically a place with empty water bottles that you can fill. The place is dated and our bathroom was quite old. While we were out for dinner some of the ceiling fell off in the shower but it was easy to clean up. Our TV wasn't working but was fixed once we mentioned it to the front desk. Overall, an ok economy stay in DC

This place is ideal for a central location if you intend to stroll around to the White House, Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial because it is quite close and the walk is very easy. It is also close to the subway line- Farragut Stop and just around the corner to the hotel.
The hotel itself is OK, we got lucky, arrived early in the morning and they got us a room which luckily we got to change later on in the day. They gave us a much nicer room on the same floor but it was much bigger and brighter.
I would recommend this hotel if you plan to stay out alot and use it sparingly only to sleep.
The work out room is not too good, most machines don't work and it is kinda small. Otherwise not to bad overall.

Not sure why any review would be poor. This is not a 5 star hotel folks. This hotel is perfect if you are here for a quick business meeting or strictly for sightseeing. The location is unmatched for the price.

Next door, you have a highly priced, basic French restaurant with a cute sidewalk view. You are close to the Whitehouse and tons of restaurants.

Don't come for luxury or amazing amenities. This is not motel but it's not a Hilton either.

Major plus- I stay here because of work. Great way to avoid traffic and plenty of locations to work with free WiFi and no crowds.