The St. Regis Washington, D.C.

Gorgeous and prestigious place, service is quite good and professional, restaurant Alhambra is top notch with 5-star worthy food and drinks! However, it is lacking some services I am used to, like Spa service and swimming pool. A better concierge service would also be helpful in booking the famous afternoon tea. That being said, it is still a nice hotel to stay in DC.

The location

The Suite was not ok It was close to the elevator. Noise all day long Third day we ask to be changed

Lovely historic hotel with great staff. Close to DC historic sites. Hui made Check In a breeze. We were promptly in our room and greeted by our butlers Ashel and Janet. We were in DC for a wedding. They graciously took our formal attire and pressed the garments. We really appreciate that as we fly to DC and clothes got wrinkled in the suitcase. Housekeeping is outstanding. Liked the turndown and chocolate on the pillow. Few hotels still do that. We had lunch in Alhambra. The Prix Fee lunch (3 courses) was outstanding $39 as of this writing. A bargain for DC. The restaurant was closed for dinner on Sunday so we enjoyed PJ Clarke ‘s across from the St. Regis. It also had good food. We appreciated the extra mile St. Regis staff always seemed to go. We would definitely stay there again. And don’t miss the “sabering of the champagne “ at 6pm nightly in the lobby.

Great experience and great hotel overall.

Everything

Nothing

What an amazing place to stay. Everyone was very helpful and friendly, walking distance from the White House and National Mall. Bar stays open until midnight. We will definitely bake this our do to place to stay when in DC.

Lovely property and great location. Staff very nice. Concierge a little lacking but still very good.

After our last 3 night stay at this hotel we will look at other options for our next visit. There were pros & cons but at this price point the cons have won out. Our biggest complaint is the size of the bathroom. It is tiny with absolutely no where to put a make up bag or anything else. There was no vanity mirror in the bathroom (usually there is a lighted magnifying wall mirror) so I asked if they had one to bring up. What they brought up was horrible. If normal magnification is 5x this mirror was maybe 20x! It was a joke trying to put on make up. The outside of the hotel & the lobby are beautiful, but you are living in the room which is just ok. I asked the front desk what category of room I would have to move to for a larger bathroom & he said to the 4th category up - the Grand Luxe. When I asked how much more that was from our deluxe room he said anywhere from 75$ per night to 200$. Due to the tiny bathroom & the price it would take for a bathroom with more counter space, we will look elsewhere.

Everything was pretty good