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1330 Maryland Avenue, SW, Washington DC, DC 20024-2100
1330 Maryland Avenue, SW, Washington DC, DC 20024-2100
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I cannot say enough positive remarks about this amazing hotel. Our room was wonderfully appointed, the beds comfortable and the maid service impeccable. My room was on a club floor and therefore took advantage of the Club Room each day for breakfast and later at...More
This is a beautiful facility with incredible service. Friendly, prompt, easy-going, Also a great value. The room was nice size, had a great view of the Washington Monument and the Potomac River. Slightly off the beaten path so there isn't much traffic. Worth the visit...More
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Response from MOWashingtonDCHotel, Director of Sales at Mandarin Oriental, Washington DCResponded 27 February 2017
Dear Andrew B,
Thank you very much for staying with us at Mandarin Oriental, Washington DC and for your five star review. We are proud that you enjoyed your visit and that we can count you as a fan of Mandarin Oriental.
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This hotel is excellent, impeccable service, very clean, good cuisine. The location is great for first time visitors as the Smithsonian station is just a 5 minutes’ walk away.
So, what’s missing? There is hardly anything around the hotel! The building is surrounded by streets,...More
When you arrive you understand why it is a 5 star hotel. From the first interaction with the staff everything is outstanding. The rooms are very spacious and well appointed. The beds are really comfortable. The rooms were clean. The staff is phenomenal. From check...More
Wonderful hotel. The room is large, the bed is comfortable. Bathroom and amenities are exceptional. Staff is very responsive to traveler's needs. The restaurant and the lounge were both relaxing. The location is very convenient to local attractions.
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Amenities
Top amenities
Pool
Room Service
Restaurant
Fitness Centre with Gym / Workout Room
Bar/Lounge
Spa
Free High Speed Internet ( WiFi )
Hotel Amenities
Room Service
Business Centre with Internet Access
Children Activities (Kid / Family Friendly)
Airport Transportation
Dry Cleaning
Meeting Rooms
Laundry Service
Concierge
Banquet Room
Multilingual Staff
Conference Facilities
Babysitting
Room amenities
Air Conditioning
Minibar
Things to do
Pool
Restaurant
Fitness Centre with Gym / Workout Room
Bar/Lounge
Spa
Details
Price range
US$259 - US$718 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
Hotel class
Star rating provided by Expedia.
Hotel Style
#5 Spa Hotel in Washington DC
#10 Luxury Hotel in Washington DC
#13 Business Hotel in Washington DC
#14 Green Hotel in Washington DC
#17 Family Hotel in Washington DC
#24 Romantic Hotel in Washington DC
Room types
Suites ,
Non-Smoking Rooms ,
Accessible rooms ,
Family Rooms
Number of rooms
373
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United States >
District of Columbia >
Washington DC
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1. Is this a teenager friendly hotel? My two sons were hoping to do some site seeing by foot to some of the attractions.
2. Will the pool require arm bands or a room key each time to enter? We will be staying in July.
3. Is the breakfast buffet worth 30.00? That seems a lot for breakfast.
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Response from N863PMstephenl | Reviewed this property |
Yes, teenager friendly. The breakfast buffet is not worth $30. We ordered 2 meals from menu for less than $40. Did not go to pool.
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melgail66
1. At what time does the pool open each day? We will be staying in July. Will my family need pool bands or a hotel key to access the pool each time?
2. How teenager friendly is this hotel? We have two.
3. Is the breakfast buffet worth 30.00 a person?
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Response from NewEnglandHousewife | Reviewed this property |
3. For me as a solo traveler, the breakfast buffet at Muze was ideal, given the convenience of being able to dine in the hotel (you would need to take a taxi or walk at least 20 minutes to reach another full-service... More
3. For me as a solo traveler, the breakfast buffet at Muze was ideal, given the convenience of being able to dine in the hotel (you would need to take a taxi or walk at least 20 minutes to reach another full-service restaurant that serves breakfast), lovely views of the marina, tranquil Asian-themed background music, excellent 5-star service from the waiters, complimentary newspapers, decently brewed black coffee, and diverse, healthy, fresh food selection. By D.C. standards (and, keep in mind, *all* full-service sit-down restaurants in this neighborhood of Washington are expensive---prices will be steep no matter where you dine), the buffet seemed, in my eyes, very appropriately & fairly priced and well-worth my money. But if you have a large family and don't want to spend a ton of money on breakfast, there is always the option of hopping across the street to the Starbucks for a la carte pastries & breakfast sandwiches ranging from $3 to $10 each : ) Hope that helps!
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TheWrights03
Can you advise the best means of transportation from the Baltimore (BWI) airport to this hotel?
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Response from NewEnglandHousewife | Reviewed this property |
When you book your reservation online, you can select the option for a car service to pick you up from BWI. This option is the most expensive, but also the fastest and most hassle-free. The Amtrak train from BWI is another... More
When you book your reservation online, you can select the option for a car service to pick you up from BWI. This option is the most expensive, but also the fastest and most hassle-free. The Amtrak train from BWI is another option. The train will take you to Union Station in DC, and from there you can take the underground public metro rail to the Mandarin Oriental (which would be extremely difficult if you have luggage, because it involves climbing up and down stairs and/or escalators as well as transferring from the Red line to the Orange line and getting off at the Smithsonian metro stop. From the Smithsonian metro station, it is another 10 to 15 minute walk to the Mandarin...If you have luggage, it's definitely worth taking a cab from Union Station : )
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""River"-view is more like a "bridge"-view, it's nice, but not a 'must'"
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