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The Ritz-Carlton, Washington DC

1150 22nd St. NW, Washington DC, 20037, DC

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1 Room / 2 Adults

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2 adults

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4.5


Overview

The Ritz-Carlton, Washington DC is a nice hotel for families with kids to go. This hotel is perfect if you’re visiting the Library of Congress, Smithsonian Institution Building and Vietnam Veterans Memorial. A few other points of interest include the Arlington National Cemetery and National Air and Space Museum. This 5-star hotel has 300 suites, a fitness center, swimming pool, nearby golf course and tennis courts. The Ritz-Carlton, Washington DC dining options include onsite restaurant and room service. Italian Store, Corner Bakery – L St. NW and Chop’t are all kid-friendly restaurants that are notable and are close to the hotel.

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Our Editor Loves

  • Great hotel
  • Good location
  • Wonderful service

Family Interests

  • Golf
  • Museum/Cultural

Family Amenities

  • Children Programs
  • Laundry
  • Onsite Dining
  • Pool

Reviews

Very nice hotel

by W5819PBstevem

I was there for a meeting in another location. The hotel is warm and friendly . My room was large with a chair and a couch. The bed was great and service excellent. The bathroom also more than adequate. The staff are very helpful. They have a car that is available first come first serve for trips in the evenings. The casual Resturant was good for breakfast and the food there excellent. Would definitely recommend

Not worth the bad customer service

by Bdooley973

Rooms are decent - what you would expect for a luxury hotel. But has dated technology compared to others. Access to the equinox gym is a nice perk.

But the treatment from the staff isn’t what you would expect from a Ritz property. Wasted 30 minutes getting various and conflicting explanations and excuses from different people at the front desk on a room issue.

There are too many other good options in DC to have to deal with the sub-par service.

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