[Note to Priceline & other third-party guests] Like everyone else, 3rd-party customers read reviews and arrive with expectations; high attentiveness to guest needs is what distinguishes one 2-3 star from others. Third-party prices fill rooms, and provide the business with opportunities to sell services and win future customers. My advice to Priceline customers: pay attention to reviews, articulate your needs... more

This hotel is in the middle of nowhere. But they offer a FREE shuttle that will take you to the Rosyln metro. The people at the hotel are not very nice or friendly. I called for directions becuase it is not easy to find and I had to hang up on the operator because she would not let me explain... more

Got a deal on this hotel through Priceline, didn't consider the possibility that I could end up in a non smoking hotel (they even make you sign a waiver stating you would be billed $250.00 if caught smoking in the room) In fact the university campus the hotel is located inside has signs up stating that the entire campus is... more

While hotel shopping, my over anxious finger clicked Priceline hotel search (I'll never use Priceline again) and we got this in Georgetown. If you are going to be at the Georgetown University or the hospital the location of this hotel is ok. But for tourists wanting to see DC it is not recommended. The downsides: Georgetown itself is not on... more

I got this hotel for $70/night on priceline.com name your own price, and did not have very high expectations. But even so, I was still disappointed. The location is absolutly horrible. Its behind a hospital, in a parking lot undergoing construction, filled with annoying college students, and walk accross a busy parking lot to the nearest bus stop. To top... more

I booked this hotel on priceline.com for $100. It wasn't worth it. There is no WiFi at all. The ethernet costs $10/day, and you end up tethered to the desk with a 2 foot cable. The internet connection was painfully slow, it was difficult to work. The view from my room was of the adjacent hospital building -- big, boxy,... more

The staff is extremely unprofessional and lacks basic knowledge about hotel services and rules. We were told totally different things every time we asked a question. No public transportation to city center, elevators from garage don't work. more

My wife and I drove down for a couple days in DC and booked the Georgetown University Hotel on Priceline for $139/night. When we arrive we were upgraded (without asking) to a top floor corner King Executive room. Bear in mind that up until recently this was a Marriott, so that's the type of room you can expect. It was... more

I stayed at this ex-Marriot hotel in May 2009. First thing. The location is on the University Campus and is a twenty minute walk from any Metro station. Priceline gives it a Foggy Bottom location. Don't believe it. So if you plan sighteeing, a taxi is necessary every time you go out unless you are going to walk. That said,... more