Hotels near MedStar Capitals Iceplex

"No body wash. Apparently the chain doesn’t provide this! Asked for more than the one wash towel two times, but they never came! Don’t stay here!"

"Great !"

"It was clean. Parking is not free but they will charge it to your room. Friendly staff. Nice bar and little shop on the floor. "

"Nice mid upscale dc option. "

"Super"

"The rooms were extremely outdated and looked straight out of the 1990s. The AC kept shutting off, leaving the room either uncomfortably hot or freezing cold. The furniture looked like it hadn’t been replaced in years, and the walls were painted yellow with obvious spot‑painting that made everything look even worse. Overall, I can honestly say this is one of the worst Holiday Inns I’ve ever stayed in."

"Was under construction in lobby, front desk the whole second floor, no pool had to pay 39.99 for parking could not get out of parking area for all the construction material. the elevators were very slow and were held together with plywood. I booked this place because it was marked WONDERFUL well it was not .When checking out the clerk had to move so a drywall patcher could patch the wall..that is not wonderful. If a property is under construction and amenities are not available don't charge the regular price because you don't get what you paid for"

"Everything was great! Thank you!"

"I’m 81 and require a cane to traipse here and there. I cannot say anything positive about the room. It was not clean. The snow was not removed from the parking lot. I had to wade through it to get to my rides every day. It is not handicap-friendly. There’s a four- or five-inch rise from the walkway in front of the door to get into the room. If one isn’t alert, s/he will trip on it and land face-down in the room. The room’s lighting is atrocious. The appliances are of dubious value and use. There is no valid, detectable relationship/connection between the online pictures of the rooms the motel claims to offer and the room I got. I’ve lived in and traveled throughout Europe and the Far East during my life from the early 70s until the late 90s as a Department of the Army bureaucrat. With that experience, I think my use of the term “bait-and-switch swindle” would be deemed justified by all intelligent, educated, experienced, rational disinterested people. The toilet ran. I had to renew my electronic key twice to maintain access to my room. Some electric outlets worked and some didn't or worked only occasionally. Drunks and panhandlers routinely met in the space outside my room and a bit farther on (farther from the motel’s office) in the wee small hours. Before I left, I made an extensive list of the room’s drawbacks and shortcomings, but, because I’ve been hospitalized recently and am still in recovery, I haven’t access to those notes, much less knowledge of thei"