The St. Regis Washington, D.C.

The location is top

The roof bar was closed.

Very nice hotel. If I could do 4.5 I would. Room was good size, clean, and well appointed. Staff was attentive and friendly. Only complaint was the tiny gym. For a hotel at this price point and overall quality, they need to find more space for a gym. There were only 3 of us in it and we were bumping into each other.

This hotel has been on a steady decline for years, and now it really shows. Rooms (over $700 per night) have been renovated very cheaply, and the decor does not match the overall theme of the lobby, very odd. Marriott has really run their hotels into the ground, especially St Regis and Ritz Carlton Hotels which were at one time, top notch luxury and service, well....not anymore....sad to see the decline of this once great hotel.

L’emplacement

Le prix. C’est affolant pour ce que c’est.

Probably once the most appalling hotel experiences in years. I could hear everybody speaking and walking in the hallway, doors slamming shut all night from my $1150 a night room. The wall and my bed shook when the people in the room next door shut their doors and I was woken at 0700 by excessive moaning from the woman in the room next to me. The Amex breakfast included for 2 was not enough to cover breakfast for one, they charged $150 printing fee for 2 PPTs to be printed which is great example of the excessive pricing at this hotel. My bathroom was so small that I didn’t even have a spot for my toiletries bag, the show head was tiny and the toilet so low I could hardly get up. The hotel has no amenities (no gym, no spa, no pool). There was no tea making in my room and the paper cups (no real cups) for the coffee machine were too big to even fit… I will never return to this St Regis, and likely drop the St Regis brand from my hotel selection. At these prices everything should be perfect. I am simply still stunned from the whole experience.