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"Not a great value for the price, $600 is quite steep for very small room with no amenities. The heating/cooling unit in the room was so loud making Stanley Kubrick movie like noises I had to turn it off which left the room stale with no airflow as it was keeping me awake. Toilet also ran loudly continuously. Would not return."

"The pool is not open until May 16th"

"Very nice hotel, the breakfasts were excellent, clean rooms quiet. Centrally located, waling distance tothe National Mall, and a Metro station. Turely enjoyed our time there"

"The breakfast felt quite lacking. I think a bit more effort is needed. Out of the many places I’ve visited, this was the most disappointing breakfast experience."

"No. Waited forever for a simple overpriced breakfast. Minimal choices to chose from and lousy customer service "

"I enjoyed my stay here. The room was clean, and the staff were very helpful when I had questions or problems. There’s also a Chinese restaurant nearby with reasonable prices and good food, which was really convenient. The location is not right in the city center, but there’s a bus stop nearby that goes directly to the center, where most of the monuments and museums are. Overall it was a comfortable and convenient stay."

"Staying at Zena was amazing. The comfort, the service, the atmosphere and the value was incredible. I would definitely recommend staying at Zena. The distance to all sightseeing destinations is minimal"

"This is the perfect location for Georgetown. A block from wholefoods."

"This is a New'ish hotel in a New'ish neighborhood: NoMa. Street vibe is young. I was in town for business and it was very convenient for my work. Red Line Metro station about 200 metres away makes it easy to get downtown and DuPont Circle. Capitol Hill is 15 minute walk. There is a bar & restaurant on site but Starbucks is very close and a Harris Teeter if you have to stay in and need to pick up something to eat plus sandwich shops etc. Place was a bit over-designed for my taste but then I'm older than most of the people who stay there and maybe they know how to make the iPad through which you access the entertainment system work. I couldn't figure it out."