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*rate found for check-in Dec 23, check-out Dec 25
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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
Following its April 1st debut and multi-million dollar renovations, The Liaison Capitol Hill, an Affinia Hotel, launched in October 2008. This lifestyle hotel, the closest to Capitol Hill, provides boutique service and style, and features unique, customized amenities that cater to individuals seeking an urban escape. In addition, the celebrity-chef restaurant, Art and Soul and destination lounge, ArtBar, offers guests and locals alike a chic environment in which to meet and connect. Managed by Denihan Hospitality Group (DHG) under the company's Affinia brand umbrella, the 343-room hotel joins the expanding Affinia brand with locations in New York and Chicago. Allowing guests to customize aspects of each and every stay in advance, The Liaison Capitol Hill, an Affinia Hotel boasts special services and amenities that are available to guests through My Affinia, a unique online personalization program at www.myaffinia.com. Guitars*, golf putters*, hair diffusers, contact solution, yoga mats, lap-top chargers and in-room spa treatments through SPAffinia* are among the necessities and niceties featured in My Affinia that help make traveling to The Liaison Capitol Hill and all Affinia properties more convenient and more comfortable. *For an additional cost The Six-Choice Pillow Menu, which is also among the many My Affinia choices, allows guests to select their preferred pillow for the best sleep whether it is Down, Hypo-Allergenic, Magnetic Therapy, Swedish Memory, Buckwheat, or a Sound Pillow. In addition, all guest rooms have the signature Affinia Bed, covered with a down comforter wrapped in luxurious triple sheeting. Other amenities that are offered at The Liaison Capitol Hill, an Affinia Hotel include: three stay-enhancing Experience Kits that will be available to help guests get the most out of their DC visit; Jet Set Pets, designed to make the furry member of the family feel right at home; Jet Set Kids, which will help keep the whole family happy and fully entertained during your stay; and TravelSmart for the on-the-g traveler looking for convenience. The renovated 221-seat dining destination, Art and Soul, features outdoor patio seating, intimate banquettes, 16-foot rolling glass walls and contemporary lighting, which all help set its lively social tone. The "art" at Art and Soul is a series of dramatic oil portraits by American artist Randy Slack that highlight celebrated liaisons in history. Driven by renowned two-time James Beard Award winning Chef Art Smith as chef/owner and The Culinary Institute of America-trained, Virginia native Ryan Morgan as executive chef, this restaurant serves regional cuisine with a southern accent, showcasing fresh local ingredients. The chefs' mission is to provide patrons with "Food for the Soul" food made with love and care. Featuring a large selection of boutique, organic and biodynamic wines, specialty cocktails and lighter fare from Chef Art Smith, locals and hotel guests will be able to socialize in the lobby's chic lounge, ArtBar. This comfortable but modern atmosphere centers around an illuminated pillar and a circular teal faux ostrich-skin bench accented by champagne patent leather club chairs, conversation-inspiring settees and a large curved mid-century style sectional. Valet Parking is $46 per night.
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
*rate found for check-in Dec 23, check-out Dec 25
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Overall score
3.9 out of 5
(104 reviews)
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Hotel address: 415 New Jersey Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20001
Washington Capitol Hill Chinatown
Dulles International Airport(IAD),45 minutes, and Baltimore Washington International Airport(BWI), 60 minutes.
The Liaison Capitol Hill is at a walking distance to some of the most visited monuments and museums in the city, including the U.S. Capitol, supreme court, library of congress, national gallery of art and the air and space museum.
This property has a smoke-free policy
The renovated 221-seat dining destination, Art and Soul, features outdoor patio seating, intimate banquettes, 16-foot rolling glass walls and contemporary lighting, which all help set its lively social tone. The “art” at Art and Soul is a series of dramatic oil portraits by American artist Randy Slack that highlight celebrated liaisons in history. Driven by renowned two-time James Beard Award winning Chef Art Smith as chef/owner and The Culinary Institute of America-trained, Virginia native Ryan Morgan as executive chef, this restaurant serves regional cuisine with a southern accent, showcasing fresh local ingredients. The chefs’ mission is to provide patrons with “Food for the Soul” – food made with love and care.
The majority of our meeting space is located on the Lobby level of the Hotel which features our main ballroom, three additional meeting rooms, and a centralized pre function area. The Metropolitan, our 4,400 square-foot ballroom, is divisible into three sections. Our second largest ballroom is 1,600 square feet and can be combined with two other meeting rooms. The entire space may be combined for large events up to 800 people. Three board rooms are located on the second floor for breakout rooms and/or hospitality suites. All meeting rooms have natural light, private vanities, F&B staging areas, and wall mounted flat screen TV’s.
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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
*rate found for check-in Dec 23, check-out Dec 25
Rates displayed reflect the lowest rate found over the next 30 days. This rate is subject to change. Rates may not include service charges, extra person charges, fees or incidental charges (such as room service).
Converted rates (shown in parentheses) are provided for your convenience. They are based on today's exchange rate, but the hotel will charge you in the local currency.
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Overall score
3.9 out of 5
(104 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
Score
4 out of 5
Great relaxing place for a weekend
Sylvie Nov 2, 2009
Great room nice decoration pet friendly with no fees! Kids friendly and great restaurant. The staff was extremely friendly. ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
1 out of 5
Terrible Hotel
jack from texas Sep 16, 2009
Tiny bathroom, hot, clamy in room, ac did not work well, smelled bad, really strange "art" on the walls - will NEVER go back. ...
Traveler type: Business
Score
4 out of 5
Great Location!!
Shay Sep 13, 2009
This hotel has a great Capitol Hill location if you are there to visit the history of DC. Within 2 blocks of Union Station ... (subway), and walking distance to almost everything. It was awesome!! We were also allowed to get an early check in (10 AM) and late check out (2 PM).
Traveler type: Couples
Reviews represent the opinions of Orbitz customers, not of Orbitz or its staff.
The subway enterance at Union Station is about four blocks away and is the cheapest and at times the quickest means of transportation in the city.
--E-Tacey, Minneapolis, MN Sep 9, 2009
Lots of places to eat besides Dani's "must eat" establishment.
--Dont like rude dudes from the south., NWA Sep 6, 2009
Take a lot of money.Food in DC cost a lot.
--maddog, Westminster Ca. Sep 6, 2009
Overall score
3.9 out of 5
(104 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
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Score
4 out of 5
Great relaxing place for a weekend
Sylvie Nov 2, 2009
Great room nice decoration pet friendly with no fees! Kids friendly and great restaurant. The staff was extremely friendly. ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
1 out of 5
Terrible Hotel
jack from texas Sep 16, 2009
Tiny bathroom, hot, clamy in room, ac did not work well, smelled bad, really strange "art" on the walls - will NEVER go back. ...
Traveler type: Business
Score
4 out of 5
Great Location!!
Shay Sep 13, 2009
This hotel has a great Capitol Hill location if you are there to visit the history of DC. Within 2 blocks of Union Station ... (subway), and walking distance to almost everything. It was awesome!! We were also allowed to get an early check in (10 AM) and late check out (2 PM).
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Wonderful bed, great location!
E-Tacey Sep 9, 2009
Hotel was within walking distance of many major sites, some restaurants, and the Metro at Union Station. The feather top bed ... was perfect and the room was spotless. A little noisy, but thats DC.
Traveler type: Couples
The subway enterance at Union Station is about four blocks away and is the cheapest and at times the quickest means of transportation in the city.
Score
4 out of 5
Great, wonderful, perfect, except for...
Dont like rude dudes from the south. Sep 6, 2009
Hotel was great, very clean, staff was great, very helpful and filled all our needs. Hotel was very clean, and in the best ... location we could ask for for the type of exploring we wanted to do. The only problem we had was with the rude General manager [...]. He was rude to my father and me on the rooftop area having a snack that was not from his resturant. Well, first of all it was not in the pool area, a fence seperated the areas, we had seen many others do the same, and no signs were posted advising us of this stupid rule. At which point we made up our minds to quit eating in his resturant and spent no more $75 to $80 meals from that point on. If we do stay at his hotel next time we visit DC, we will be sure not to spend one dime in the resturant. Furthermore hopefully he will not be the one in charge next time, too many people can do a much better job with a better and caring attitude. Hopefully he doesnt treat his employees as rude as he did his guests.
Traveler type: Family
Lots of places to eat besides Dani's "must eat" establishment.
Score
4 out of 5
An historical place to go.
maddog Sep 6, 2009
Hotel location was great. Hotel room faced an alley so we had NO view and it was noisy. The room was very small but was ... cleaned every day.
Traveler type: Couples
Take a lot of money.Food in DC cost a lot.
Score
4 out of 5
Liaison Capitol Hill Hotel
myway Sep 5, 2009
I like this hotel but find that the internet should be included in roomrate or cost less than the 9.95$ $/day i.e. 4 to ... 5$/day since most hotels offer nowadays free internet. The most expensive rate is the valet parking which amount to 45.92$/per day. A self parking at 10 or 15$/day should be created to leave customers more choice and flexibility. Only a happy few can afford the 45.92$/day.
Traveler type: Family
The food court at the Union Station is a good way to lunch at an affordable price.
Score
4 out of 5
No regrets
Teacup Sep 3, 2009
We wanted a hotel within walking distance to many attractions, and the Liaison was perfect! It took us about five minutes to ... walk to the Capitol, and from there we could walk to all the other sites on the Mall. For meals we walked three blocks to the Union Station. One night we dined at the Capitol City Brewing Company across the street from the Union Station. At the Union Station you can also catch several tours. We took one to Mount Vernon. The hotel does not have great views, and there is a fire station next door. But we were rarely in our rooms and we asked for rooms away from the sirens so those issues were not big concerns to us. The rooms are small, but very clean (I'm a clean freak)...... and the beds...SUPER! The hotel staff members were friendly and accommodating. We didn't use the rooftop pool, but we did enjoy a beautiful evening sitting and visiting at a table on the roof.
Traveler type: Friends
Score
3 out of 5
Hotel service
Carlos Sep 2, 2009
I went site seeing with friends. The atmosphere I'd nice, but the wifi in the room didn't work the whole time and the ... electric was going on and off througout the 2nd day. They said they were working on the electrical system in the building, they put a letter on the bed advising of electrical being worked on.
Traveler type: Friends
Score
5 out of 5
Unbeatable location for the price.
Super woman Sep 1, 2009
Wow... I loved the view that we had of the Capital. I nice,calm experience. ...
Traveler type: Business
Everything is around specially the Union station.
Score
2 out of 5
No Affinity for Liaison; Affinia Hotel
Tiger40 Sep 1, 2009
Hotel advertises its rooftop pool. On arrival we were told they "invite" community members to use the pool on the weekend. ... Translation: the pool is used on the w/e to generate bar tab income from the dating crowd. Great for 20-somethings, but not for anyone else, which meant pool was not available for us when we had time in our schedule to use it. Updated, well-appointed but small room. (A/C did not work that well. We had a repairman in; not much better.) No coffee maker in the room and no complimentary coffee in the lobby. No vending machines on floors.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Satisfied Guests
The ROC Sep 1, 2009
We had a wonderful stay at the Liaison. Our rooms were very clean, the staff was very nice and helpful, and the location was ... awesome. This being our second trip to Washington, DC was truly a memorable one.
Traveler type: Family
Score
5 out of 5
Great location & staff!
Band/Volleyball Mom Aug 31, 2009
The front desk staff was very helpful and knowledgeable about the area. Excellent recommendations during our visit. The ... restaurant was ok. A little slow at breakfast and the menu was limited. Prices were in-line with the inflated DC restaurant prices. We would stay again and recommend to anyone.
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
enjoyable
first time visitor Aug 28, 2009
This was our first family vacation with all of us. I thought the location & the staff at the Liaison were great. The only ... request that I would have is to have a refrigerator, microwave, & coffee maker in the room. That is the one thing we missed the most. We did get a coffee maker, but had to request for coffee every day. Other than that I thought the motel was great.
Traveler type: Family
The Union Station was the most convenient place to dine. It was also the least expensive place.
Score
3 out of 5
Adequate hotel, decent location
Chicago mom Aug 26, 2009
The hotel is adequate. Reasonably spacious room, good beds and shower. Erratic internet ($10/day). No on-site coffee, ... snacks, fruit. Dark, dingy and noisy lobby, snooty staff. LOUD pool party on Sunday night. Overall the hotel thinks it is highly stylish and it is actually shabby and dark. Upstairs corridors are narrow, dark, cramped and not fresh-smelling. In our room the bathroom door would not close, the hot water faucet was broken, and there was no fan exhaust in the bathroom. Also no coffeemaker in the room, and no vending machine for a soda. We went to the Hyatt across the street for coffee and breakfast, or an evening snack, which was bright, welcoming, accommodating, friendly.
Traveler type: Family
Use the Metro to get all around DC! Union station is only 2 blocks away and it is very inexpensive, clean and safe.
Score
4 out of 5
Fantastic price for the location
Baseball traveler. Aug 25, 2009
The staff was welcoming and helpful.No request was to big or to small.If they couldn't complete the task,they found someone ... who could.The beds made it for a good night's rest.The location,for our family,does not get much better.They do have an adult only Sunday night party on the top floor,by the pool.If you are into that kind of thing,it would work for you.For family travellers it does not.Not a big deal.The fire department next door did not keep us up at night at all.The thing for family travellers that made it difficult was trying to find some place to eat that was reasonable in price.We did find a small market up by Union Station and a Subway as well.They should offer microwaves,as this would make it another option.They did supply us with a fridge,just make sure you ask when reserving the room.After the 1st day,they did get us a coffee machine,which being an early riser,was great.However, I had to remind the cleaning staff most days to put new bags of coffee in the room. When asked they brought it up right away,so not a big deal.The Starbucks across the way does not open until 7am.Very strange hours. We found the liquor store a couple doors down has good coffee and a decent deli upstairs.We saw other hotel guests with children getting breakfast over there in the mornings.Decent price for D.C. The rooms were very clean.Some of the wall paper was peeling off,which seemed strange for such a hotel.Take some time to see what the hotel offers in the rooms.We missed out on a couple of things as we did not read the packet of info until later. My children loved the T.V.'s.The gym was clean,had what you needed and open 24hrs. We would for sure stay here again,if we were able to get the same kind of price.We booked months in advance and it did pay off. The location was great and secure.
Traveler type: Family
If you have children&for a decent start in the morning,check out the liquor store deli a couple doors down.It opens early and is doable for D.C.,price wise.Be aware if you are travelling with more than 3 of you,sometimes it is cheaper to take a taxi instead of the metro.
Score
4 out of 5
Great location, reasonable price
BR travelers Aug 23, 2009
Free wifi was available only in the lobby. I would have preferred having free wifi in the room. Many hotels offer it. The ... vanity in the bathrooms was too small and it was difficult to set up toiletries. They did provide an extra table just outside the bathroom that we could use to put up our toiletries but it was a little inconvenient. The bed had a down comforter and pillows which were nice and very clean. The TV was of first quality. The overall stay was very pleasant and Union Station just a couple of blocks away which made it so convenient to catch the Metro and get something to eat for a reasonable price.
Traveler type: Couples
To museums, dining, shopping and site seeing.
Score
4 out of 5
A Week in DC
Northwesterners Aug 22, 2009
The Liaison is very close to Capitol Hill and the rest of the DC Mall. The room felt like a standard hotel room but with ... updated furniture. Overall, the Liaison was a nice place to call home for the week my wife and I were in DC.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Great Hotel!
desertpod Aug 18, 2009
Loved the hotel! ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
Good hotel close to the Mall
Jose Aug 17, 2009
Excellent location close to the Mall. The neighbourhood is quite "dead" after business hours but Union Station, with several ... dining choices is close to the hotel location.
Traveler type: Family
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The subway enterance at Union Station is about four blocks away and is the cheapest and at times the quickest means of transportation in the city.
--E-Tacey, Minneapolis, MN Sep 9, 2009
Lots of places to eat besides Dani's "must eat" establishment.
--Dont like rude dudes from the south., NWA Sep 6, 2009
Take a lot of money.Food in DC cost a lot.
--maddog, Westminster Ca. Sep 6, 2009
The food court at the Union Station is a good way to lunch at an affordable price.
--myway, Sterling, VA Sep 5, 2009
Everything is around specially the Union station.
--Super woman, Los Angeles, CA Sep 1, 2009
The Union Station was the most convenient place to dine. It was also the least expensive place.
--first time visitor, Wisconsin Aug 28, 2009
Use the Metro to get all around DC! Union station is only 2 blocks away and it is very inexpensive, clean and safe.
--Chicago mom, Chicago IL Aug 26, 2009
If you have children&for a decent start in the morning,check out the liquor store deli a couple doors down.It opens early and is doable for D.C.,price wise.Be aware if you are travelling with more than 3 of you,sometimes it is cheaper to take a taxi instead of the metro.
--Baseball traveler., Southern Oregon Aug 25, 2009
To museums, dining, shopping and site seeing.
--BR travelers, Baton Rouge, LA Aug 23, 2009
You don,t need a car..
--Sonia, super mom, Naples, Florida Aug 17, 2009
Was a short walk to union station for a great breakfast at the main cafe in the center, for half the price and still complete with linen napkins, great service, and very good food. Also one block away was George's Hotel for a great dining experience also.
--Lana Miller, Salida, CO Aug 12, 2009
If you want a variety of eating options, you'll have to take the subway from this hotel. There really aren't many options in close proximity to the hotel.
--C-Town Traveler, Cleveland Aug 11, 2009
Smithsonian Postal Museum is a couple of blocks from hotel; right next to Union Station. It's great for kids. Not nearly as crowded as other museums and has hands-on activities.
--Family vacationer, Bloomington, IN Aug 10, 2009
This goes out to all families who doesn't make $200,000+ a year like the hotel would hope you do. Goto Union Station for Meals unless there is another location you are willing to endure traffic for, you will save a HUGE ammount of money doing this, plus it's just a short walk away, about 1/4 mile most children can handle this. You will find a larger selection for less. We cut our breakfast down to $9.00 with taxes. BRING YOU OWN SNACKS AND WATER! Don't pay the hotel $4.00 for ONE bottle (very small) of water. It's just not any better. If you don't mind walking, walk everywhere, seriously don't pay for a cab you will get excellent exercise plus a chance to take some good photos. Budget about $100 for hotel parking. We spent about $100.00 for 3 nights ($45 per 24hrs)but we drove out to eat once.
--Mini2008, Chesapeake, VA Aug 9, 2009
Great museums!!
--Bike lover, NYC Aug 5, 2009
Union Station is a short walk (5 min) for dining options, tours, & shopping. The Capital is a short walk also!
--Michael the Travel Bug, Rialto, Ca. Aug 5, 2009
Pick another hotel.
--Paul, Boardman, Ohio Aug 4, 2009
Union Station is close and has lots to eat in the food court and shops galore.
--Petluv, Toronto, Ontario Aug 4, 2009
Easy walk to Metro staton.
--Traveler, Memphis, TN Aug 3, 2009
Capital City Brewery
--Pam and the athletes, Ceresco, NE Jul 28, 2009
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