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"Loved everything about this hotel"

"Very nice!"

"Room was clean, hallway, elevator and loafing areas all clean and neat. "

"Although staff and service were generally excellent, I rated it "poor" because of the following. On my first morning we had an excellent breakfast in the Tap Room at about 9:30. The next morning (5/12) we again went for breakfast at about 9:30 and were told seating had ended at 9:00 due to Mother's Day lunch preparations! We should have been notified (under the door?) in advance. As hotel guests, ordinary service should not have been sacrificed for local revenue."

"Quiet, calm clean and comfortable. I feel like the parking should be included because there really isn’t anywhere to park. "

"Beautiful hotel in the heart of the city. Everything was in walking distance. Nice staff. Loved the valet parking."

"Proximity to GWU makes it an automatic for visiting parents. Hotel is beautiful, old school, the rooms are large and the bathrooms have the best showers. The Four Five Coffee shop moved in two doors down which only makes staying at the hotel better. The hotel staff are all excellent, caring, and personally engaged to ensure a comfortable stay. Skip the onsite restaurant as there are plenty of much better options within easy walking distance (North Italia, Toryumon, Tatte, Circa). "

"Great service. The property is a bit dated, but it is an old hotel. I would definitely stay again. "

"It was pretty nice. Me and my husband went around 4 hours early and we couldn’t checkin but they took our luggage so we could walk around. It was close to restaurants so that makes everything easy for us. Good location. I would definitely come back."

"Other the dated style, everything about the Shoreham was excellent, in particular the helpful staff and the nice heated pool. "