Greater Upper Marlboro Mountain Holidays

The Lyle is a charming little art deco gem in a cute, safe DuPont Circle neighborhood that’s enjoyable to walk around. The staff is lovely! Lily, the front desk manager, was super helpful accommodating an early check-in & Sam was an exceptional doorman - cheerful & professional- making us feel safe & welcomed at all times. Rooms were cozy, but comfortable; clean & cute. Made you feel like a local living the big city DC life. Debaser soaps & lotions were a treat - smelled modern & high-end. Room service food & cocktails were fast & delicious. Free Saratoga Springs water replenishment throughout stay. Lyle’s restaurant was the perfect basecamp before & after the wedding we came for & dinners out. Weekend brunch was bumping & the place to be, with lots of fabulous, fashionable, see & be seen people. Great DJ, bartenders doubled as waitstaff & you’d never know it - they were so on it! We must have hit Lyle’s 5x in our short stay in between other hotspots around town! Check-out was super smooth & staff warm & friendly. Loved our stay, we’ll be back!

Wonderful experience at The Jefferson. Beautiful hotel. The room was spacious and exceptionally clean. Best shower with incredible water pressure! We had dinner at The Greenhouse and breakfast several days. The food and service were excellent! Can’t say enough wonderful things about this hotel.

This was a very nice, updated, clean, comfortable, very spacious room and hotel. We enjoyed staying here and it was within walkable distance of many amenities in town.

Wonderful experience at The Jefferson. Beautiful hotel. The room was spacious and exceptionally clean. Best shower with incredible water pressure! We had dinner at The Greenhouse and breakfast several days. The food and service were excellent! Can’t say enough wonderful things about this hotel.

First, the best thing about this hotel is the staff. Always helpful and they responded to any request with alacrity. For example, when my daughter and I came back after a wedding, she called to have ice brought up to our room. During her conversation, she mentioned that her feet were hurting after all that dancing. When the staff member appeared at our door, he carried not only a bucket of ice, but a bag (triple bagged) of ice for her aches. The hotel is a retro boutique hotel. When I entered my room, there was a turntable on the shelf as well as several vinyl records. Old photos decorated the walls. Bathroom fixtures were also old fashioned, although they functioned as well any more modern looking ones. Returning after lunch, I noticed that there was a radio station broadcasting from the lobby. I particularly noticed it, because when I walked in, I saw a light on a recording booth that said "On Air." A thoroughly pleasant stay!!