I paid for a 2-night stay that costed $519.46. Upon arrival, I got checked in and given the option to create a membership with their hotel to receive points every time I visit one of their establishments. Although I don't see myself making great use of this perk, it's nice that they offer this for those who are avid travelers. In addition, when you are checking into the hotel, you are given a paper that recommends you to events nearby the area, including the Spy Museum and the Monuments by Moonlight Tour. I ended up going to the latter, and it's a worthy trip if you want a brief excursion around D.C. Every employee was exceptionally gracious and patient whenever I needed further explanation on certain things. They're present 24/7 as well, so when I had to leave at 5 in the morning, there was a lady who was happy to check out my room. This also refers to the valet, who are also available day & night, and give you a card with their number that you must use in order to retrieve your vehicle again. When I left in the early morning, it only took about 10 minutes for my car to come out. If you choose this hotel, you'll be greeted by good hygiene. I can't recall anything that wasn't clean. Its location is fantastic, with it being walking distance from some of the most iconic locations in D.C, from the National African American Museum to the White House. It's suitable for anybody, solo travelers, couples, families, etc. They have amenities such as a breakfast/lunch restaurant on the bottom floor, a bar, gym, and conference rooms. Their hotel is the first one I've been to that has a unique way of using elevators. You'd have to choose the floor number you want to go to first, then an elevator will open that sends you to that exact floor. So, no other people should be crowding over an elevator and pressing multiple buttons, with you having to wait patiently till you get to your stop. Every time I used one at Marriott, I never had to be waiting on anybody else. The guest room I stayed in had a king-sized bed that was honestly a little rough to sleep on. I'm more used to my softer bed back home, and this one was just a tad too hard that I struggled to get quality sleep. Plus, none of the outlets on my side of the bed were working at all, and I switched between different plugs too. I had to resort to charging my things on my family member's side of the bed, which was inconvenient. I never saw a safe compartment either, which can make some visitors feel concerned about leaving their things unattended without one. Normally, that's where I'd keep my laptop, but without it, I left it underneath the extra pillows in the closet. Thankfully, it wasn't stolen. This is a nitpick, but I really didn't like the door to the bathroom because it made me feel like anyone could still hear my business from the outside. It was also difficult to close at times. While I did have some qualms, that doesn't take away from it being an excellent place to stay. Some of my concerns could be more personal, and the true problems can be fixed with some extra attention that I trust the employees will attend to. I was rushing to find the best hotel to stay at in D.C, and I found it. That's all I needed, a place to stay and rest my head- and JW Marriott delivered on that.…