Overview
by Lissa Poirot
This contemporary boutique property lies in the Foggy Bottom neighborhood, just steps from historic Georgetown. Guests can select from double and king rooms, with an executive suite providing a separate king bedroom, living room with L-shaped sofa, and dining area for four. Rooms are equipped with small refrigerators, flat-screen televisions and pillow-top mattresses. Some rooms feature sofa beds, so be sure to contact the hotel in advance, if you need the extra sleeping space. The hotel also house the Jardenea Restaurant and The Lounge for meals and drinks throughout the day.
Our Editor Loves
- Foggy Bottom neighborhood
- Suites
- Onsite dining
Family Interests
- Museum/Cultural
Family Amenities
- Onsite Dining
- Refrigerator
Reviews
by MereDobb
After a very long trip, the hotel was overbooked when I tried to check in. I went to the restaurant to figure out next steps, and my server Sofiane could tell I was out of sorts. He made sure I got something to eat, coffee to drink - he turned my entire day around. Highly recommend a visit.
by OnTheRoadOpera
I can only confirm some of the other reviews listed. Upon my recent stay, I had just arrived from a very long business flight, and very jet-lagged. Having lunch in the Jardenea Restaurant turned into a great pleasure for me. It is a stand alone restaurant that happens to be "in" the Melrose Hotel. The menu is not large, but the quality of the food was astounding, and the attention to service by Sofiane was the rarest of the rare.
He saw that I needed some privacy, and suggested seating away from another party that would be arriving. The food was excellent, the coffee strong as I needed, and he was able to fulfill my needs with a few items off the menu.
This is definitely a restaurant worth coming to even if you are not staying in the Melrose.
I should not slight the staff at the Melrose, however, as they were very prompt and helpful to all the needs of the business traveler. Highest praise!