Embassy Suites By Hilton Washington DC Georgetown
Spacious two-room suites with free made-to-order breakfast in a convenient DC location.
The verdict
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The hotel is a traditional chain property offering spacious two-room suites with separate living rooms. Guests enjoy the convenient location and value compared to other area hotels, alongside perks like full-size bathroom amenities. However, guests report housekeeping oversights such as dusty fixtures and crumbs inside sofa beds, as well as generic decor. 614129
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What travelers noticed
- Guests appreciate the spacious two-room suites that offer extra privacy with a separate living room from the bedroom. 617
- The hotel provides a safe and convenient home base that is often cheaper than nearby Hilton, Hyatt, and Marriott alternatives. 9
- Bathrooms are conveniently stocked with full-size products. 14
The catch
Who it's for
- — Travelers wanting a separate living room and bedroom
- — Guests seeking complimentary made-to-order breakfast
- — Budget-conscious visitors looking for a prime location
Skip it if
- — Guests who mind generic chain hotel decor
- — Light sleepers sensitive to uneven mattresses
- — Anyone frustrated by lax housekeeping or dusty fixtures
Seen on camera
9 moments · 2 videos · Embassy Suites By Hilton Washington DC Georgetown
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“this one actually had a made to order omelette station which was really a treat every morning to come out to and they al…”
youtube.com2:46“there were some neat features in this room that I really appreciate well I would say Lexi really appreciated one would b…”
youtube.com3:18“the bed was comfortable the mattress was fabulous yeah we didn't have any complaints regarding the our sore back and and…”
youtube.com4:24“that was really good location could be closer to the National Mall and make it a 9 N and a half I think yeah”
youtube.com5:39“staff was friendly I think so yeah there you go all right guys”
youtube.com5:48“this stay was really The Best of Both Worlds with all of the Comforts of Home paired with the unrivaled service of a hot…”
youtube.com0:05“my room was incredibly comfortable and spacious and was a great place to call my home base”
youtube.com0:18“the bathroom also had everything I needed with full-size products which was so convenient”
youtube.com0:29“but my favorite part of the whole experience was the free made to order breakfast this was the perfect way to start my d…”
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Score breakdown
How the 94/100 is built, category by category — each one with the strongest thing travelers actually said, and the source it came from.
Bathroom
93- “the bathroom also had everything I needed with full-size products which was so convenient” 140:29
Location
94- “Embassy Suites Convention Center is a solid choice. Not super sexy or anything but a good property and perfect location where you can walk to the subway, tour bus stops and some of the attractions.” 13
- “Stayed at the Hampton Inn Washington-Downtown-Convention Center for four nights (on points, relatively cheap IIRC) last June and found it fine. Location was good (near a metro station, walkable from lots of stuff), room was large and nice, breakfast was good without being great.” 7
Room
92Service
92Bed & Sleep
91- “the bed was comfortable the mattress was fabulous yeah we didn't have any complaints regarding the our sore back and and all that which is important when you're there for a week and you want to be active right so good stuff” 14:24
- “While rooms have plenty of space, guests should note that the hotel doesn't rent rollaway beds (bringing an air mattress is one work around).” 12
Where it is, how to reach it
Details checked 2026-09-05
Where it sits
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Stay value
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Beats what $$ usually buys
Scores 6 points above the mid-range median of 88, across 490 hotels in the same bracket. In Washington DC it sits 4 points above the local median of 90.
- This hotel
- 94
- Bracket median
- 88
- Index median
- 88
Based on 490 comparable hotels.
Which room to ask for
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Where travelers agree — and don’t
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View the 57 things travelers said behind this verdict▾
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- “Embassy Suites Georgetown is amazing. Hot breakfast with omelets made to order, pool with hot tub and huge clean rooms.” 13
- “Of course, as usual, I enjoyed the Embassy Suites' free breakfast. This is why I like staying at Embassy Suites.” 9
- “It features sliced fruit, salad, two types of breakfast meats (bacon and sausage patties in this case), potatoes, French toast, scrambled eggs, a made-to-order omelet station and a continental bar with cereals, various bread options and oatmeal. The variety of options was fairly impressive and a good, free way to start the day in D.C.” 6
- “Emily, an avid coffee drinker, commented that the weak coffee left much to be desired, so we headed to a nearby cafe after breakfast to get her her caffeine fix.” 6
- “The serviceable in-house Finn & Porter restaurant is open daily for lunch, dinner, and drinks, though there's probably better options outside the hotel.” 12
- “The location was excellent. The rooms were spacious. The free breakfast was adequate.” 9
- “Three of us stayed at the Homewood Suites by Hilton Washington DC Convention Center around 6 years ago. Breakfast was included, but nothing to write home about.” 7
- “It's easy to see why -- rooms are spacious (even entry-level rooms can easily sleep a family of four) and freebies like a breakfast buffet and nightly reception (which includes two hours of free drinks) mean that guests get a lot for their money.” 12
- “What sets Embassy apart is the freebies, which include a generous breakfast buffet for all guests.” 12
- “The breakfast was ridiculously over priced and poor selection and we only ate there one day as food credit didn't make a dent in the bill.” 7
- “The restaurant in the hotel is solid too. And Theismans across the street is money. Plus all the other great offering in old town.” 13
- “Breakfast was included, but nothing to write home about.” 7
- “but my favorite part of the whole experience was the free made to order breakfast this was the perfect way to start my day with so many Buffet options and something cooked just the way I like it now that's an omelette” On camera140:34
- “Freebies include an extensive breakfast and a two-hour nightly reception with free drinks.” 12
- “Some of the other options on the District Tap's all-day menu include chicken tacos with a choice of corn or flour tortillas for $17.95 or the jambalaya pasta for $23.95. For those prices, you'd be better off exploring some of the city's varied restaurant scene beyond the hotel walls.” 6
- “While rooms have plenty of space, guests should note that the hotel doesn't rent rollaway beds (bringing an air mattress is one work around).” 12
- “the bed was comfortable the mattress was fabulous yeah we didn't have any complaints regarding the our sore back and and all that which is important when you're there for a week and you want to be active right so good stuff” On camera14:24
- “The bed was uncomfortable due to the worn-out mattress causing it to tilt toward the left. I had to keep shifting my position throughout the night to try and stay on it.” 6
- “Getting your money's worth from the $25 mandatory destination fee is difficult.” 6
- “I found points hotels were slim pickings but got great Virtuoso/Impressario rates at the Conrad.” 7
- “We stayed at Capital Hilton recently. Four nights including tax and resort fee was $1000. The $25 daily resort fee gives you $30/day food and beverage credit. Close to the metro station to get out of downtown DC, and close to the memorials and museums.” 13
- “If the Embassy Suites is a good deal in the future, I definitely would stay again. At $180 in prime location, this was a steal.” 9
- “Consequently, I found myself loading up on granola bars at the Marketplace at the end of each day so that this credit wouldn't go to waste. The price of these items felt overinflated at $2.50 for small granola bars and $12 for beef jerky.” 6
- “Rates at this hotel generally range between $200 and $275 per night but can dip below $150 in the winter, which can be a downright bargain for a stay in the city.” 6
- “Plus, the neighborhood is vibrant and safe. It's my go-to, but it will be very expensive during a Nationals homestand.” 13
- “Stayed at the Hampton Inn Washington-Downtown-Convention Center for four nights (on points, relatively cheap IIRC) last June and found it fine. Location was good (near a metro station, walkable from lots of stuff), room was large and nice, breakfast was good without being great.” 7
- “Personally the Canopy near the Wharf is a better location, nicer and also close to the Metro station.” 13
- “that was really good location could be closer to the National Mall and make it a 9 N and a half I think yeah” On camera15:39
- “Three of us stayed at the Homewood Suites by Hilton Washington DC Convention Center around 6 years ago. The Mall is very walkable from there.” 7
- “Embassy Suites Convention Center is a solid choice. Not super sexy or anything but a good property and perfect location where you can walk to the subway, tour bus stops and some of the attractions.” 13
- “The hotel's location is great for tourists and business travelers with convenient access to Georgetown, downtown and the Dupont Circle metro station.” 6
- “The Embassy Suites, hands down. Proximate to all colors of Metro, walking distance to the Mall, White House and even the Capitol if you're hearty, heaps of good restaurants very nearby... no contest.” 8
- “Agree with NewbE and Doug, Embassy Suites is far more conveniently located for the most visited spots than G/town.” 8
- “Another option is Canopy on Embassy Row - again nice hotel and good location.” 13
- “Located on the border between downtown D.C. and a compact section of the city called Penn Quarter, the Embassy Suites Hotel is a safe, convenient option for both business and leisure travelers -- full of restaurants and shops (well-known franchises, mostly), but still close to the major sights.” 12
- “The Phoenix Park Hotel is close to everything” 13
- “Maybe my issues with the hotel aren't something that would bother you, but I spent around $1700 for 2 nights, and the hard product and the service reminded me of my stay at the DoubleTree Flagstaff.” 15
- “staff was friendly I think so yeah there you go all right guys” On camera15:48
- “Check in was quick, and I was able to go to my room.” 9
- “I know because there was a lot of dust collected on the alarm, which is about 7 ft off the floor and could have been cleaned easily if anyone cared. A lot of issues and frankly a very laissez-faire attitude about fixing them.” 15
- “Guests often go out of their way to note the helpful and accommodating staff, and there is a separate concierge desk in the lobby.” 12
- “this stay was really The Best of Both Worlds with all of the Comforts of Home paired with the unrivaled service of a hotel” On camera140:05
- “Premium Wi-Fi doesn't come standard in entry-level rooms, and basic Wi-Fi is poor (though HiltonHonors members will get free premium Wi-Fi no matter the room).” 12
- “While checking out the living room, I removed the sofa cushions to see if there was a bed. I found crumbs, a red jelly bean and a goldfish cracker. I had assumed the sofa bed was clean since there was a top sheet, but pulling it out revealed cream-colored stains on the linens.” 6
- “Spacious two-room suites offer guests additional privacy and comfort with a separate living room from the bedroom.” 6
- “my room was incredibly comfortable and spacious and was a great place to call my home base” On camera140:18
- “The magenta armchair didn't match the rest of the furniture but was comfortable.” 6
- “The room was a typical Embassy Suites' two room setup. It has been a while since I have stayed at an Embassy Suites hotel. The rooms at this hotel were larger and more spacious than usual.” 9
- “there were some neat features in this room that I really appreciate well I would say Lexi really appreciated one would be that the bedroom is separate from the bathroom” On camera13:18
- “Recent customer reviews indicate the hotel has room to improve its housekeeping. My stay was consistent with these comments thanks to the detritus I found in the sofa bed.” 6
- “While the hotel completed a nearly $8 million renovation in 2012, replacing lots of worn furnishings with new items, it's still a chain hotel through and through: Decor is decidedly generic.” 12
- “Suite pretty big with a full kitchen, seperate bedroom and a double sofa bed in the living room.” 7
- “The sofa seemed well worn and could fit up to three adults seated or two people when converted into a bed.” 6
- “Basically, the air return grate was caked with dust, and there were stains on the benches by the foot of the beds. Basically, the room looked like it was never cleaned aside from perfunctory sweep for a year or more.” 15
- “Stayed this summer at the Marriott Crystal City over by Regan. We did exactly what you did and then some. it was quiet, it was within that budget, and the Metro was basically in the basement.” 13
- “I've stayed at the Doubletree near the Pentagon and Pentagon City which is a bit further from the museums but the metro was just a 5-10 min walk away and was easy to get to downtown. It was also a little less quieter but closer to the airport so you get that noise too.” 13
- “the bathroom also had everything I needed with full-size products which was so convenient” On camera140:29
What we still don't know
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- No reviewer has named an individual room number here yet.
- Nothing reliable said about room types.
- Nothing reliable said about floor level.
- Nothing reliable said about building or wing.
- Nothing reliable said about which side it faces.
- Nothing reliable said about view.
- Nothing reliable said about position on the floor.
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- 9Hotel Review: Embassy Suites Downtown Washington ...travelpoints101.comReview site2025-09-30Recent8 quotes used
“Of course, as usual, I enjoyed the Embassy Suites' free breakfast. This is why I like staying at Embassy Suites.”
Read originaltravelpoints101.com - 13Where to stay in DC : r/Hiltonreddit.comForum thread2025-01-31Ageing16 quotes used
“Embassy Suites Georgetown is amazing. Hot breakfast with omelets made to order, pool with hot tub and huge clean rooms.”
Read originalreddit.com - 12Embassy Suites by Hilton Washington DC Convention Centeroyster.comReview site2024-08-07Ageing10 quotes used
“While rooms have plenty of space, guests should note that the hotel doesn't rent rollaway beds (bringing an air mattress is one work around).”
Read originaloyster.com - 15DC recommendations : r/Hiltonreddit.comForum thread2024-02-03Ageing4 quotes used
“Maybe my issues with the hotel aren't something that would bother you, but I spent around $1700 for 2 nights, and the hard product and the service reminded me of my stay at the DoubleTree Flagstaff.”
Read originalreddit.com - 6My stay at Embassy Suites Washington DC Georgetownthepointsguy.comReview site2023-05-26Ageing13 quotes used
“It features sliced fruit, salad, two types of breakfast meats (bacon and sausage patties in this case), potatoes, French toast, scrambled eggs, a made-to-order omelet station and a continental bar with cereals, various b…”
Read originalthepointsguy.com - 1Hilton Embassy Suites Hotel Washington DCyoutube.comVideoDate not statedListened for quotes only7 quotes used
“staff was friendly I think so yeah there you go all right guys”
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