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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
Modern apartment style living and walking distance to all the area attractions. The State Plaza is a distinctive hotel of uncompromising service and convenience. Each of the 225 suites has been thoughtfully appointed with kitchen, executive writing desk, complimentary high speed internet and lighted dressing table. The State Plaza is located in fashionable Foggy Bottom, the hub of the federal and international business district.
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
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
4.0 out of 5
(303 reviews)
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Hotel address: 2117 E Street N.W., Washington, DC 20037
Washington DC- Foggy Bottom Area
Reagan National Airport (8 mi NE) Dulles International Airport (40 mi NE).
The State Plaza is located in fashionable Foggy Bottom, the hub of the federal and international business district. Our distinguished address is convenient to a myriad of local attractions: for the business and leisure traveler alike. (Smithsonian Museums, The State Department,The White House, National Monuments, Georgetown University and many more attractions within walking distance from the hotel.)
Our dedication to the tradition of quality, service and value is exemplified by the expertise with which we will host your meeting, banquet or conference. The State Plaza Hotel boasts three separate meeting rooms, with a combined total of 1600 feet of space accomodating up to 120 people.
Please enter check-in and check-out dates to the right to select a room
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
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
4.0 out of 5
(303 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
Reasonable rates & great location
Vronni Dec 2, 2009
Our suite had two queen beds - great for a family of four - a kitchen with a full-size fridge & dishes & silverware, a ... bathroom with a great showerhead, plus another room with a vanity table, chair & mirror. Excellent suite for a very reasonable price. The Lincoln Memorial is 3 blocks away, the White House 4, and the Smithsonian complex 6 blocks away. Near enough to walk, though we were tired at the end of the day. We could see the Capitol a bit farther than the Smithsonian, but didn't make the trek. Also within walking distance was the Ford Theater, in an area with shops and restaurants. Subway & Starbucks were a block away, and a 24-hour CVS right next door, with enough groceries to make the kitchen useful. Federal buildings are nearby as well. The State Department is across the street, and the Justice Department and others not far away. Staying at the State Plaza made our first family trip to DC an enjoyable time. We'll be back!
Traveler type: Family
There's a 24-hour CVS right next door, where you can buy some groceries to make use of the kitchen in your suite. We bought cereal to have for breakfast, as well as goodies for snacks.
Score
5 out of 5
Glad to have chosen this hotel.
Grace O' Nov 17, 2009
The State Plaza is at the edge of the George Washington University campus where I was attending a conference. It's ideal for ... GWU but it's also close to the Foggy Bottom (orange and blue) Metro station. If you find a good price at the State Plaza, I'd recommend it for DC tourists or business travelers. The hotel is fairly easy walking distance to the White House and minutes by Metro to all the attractions. Other writers have differed on proximity to restaurants and I think I know why. If you walk east toward the White House you're in a sea of giant federal and other admin buildings with no commerce to speak of. But if you walk north from the hotel's F Street entry along 21st Street, you're a scant three blocks from the 2000 Pennsylvania complex with a bakery breakfast/lunch place, plus two dinner houses, the Italian more reasonably priced than the seafood, and more. Nearby are a good number of options, local and chain. The GWU campus offers the requisite coffee house branches and, if your kids want fast food, the GWU Marvin Center, two blocks away, has a food court with a several options, though the hours vary from usual. The GWU website also has a list for visitors of many restaurants close to its campus. I grew fond of the State Plaza while staying there. Many critics point to it as badly in need of an update yet I think it all depends on your viewpoint. I hope much is left as is--charmingly '50s. The kitchen was a great plus. The bellman mentioned that the hotel had once been efficiency apartments and, except for the microwave, the kitchens are much the same, including a cook top and full-size fridge. There are some dishes and cups in the cupboards and the hotel promises pots and pans upon request. This would be especially helpful for a longer stay. There's a chain drug store for groceries right next door as well as a large branch with a larger grocery section at the 2000 Pennsylvania. The bathroom was mostly original vintage, too, smaller than those at most hotels but with a good sized adjacent dressing room with big vintage vanity, great lighting, and a wall size mirror. There's plenty of light and mirrors in the bathroom as well, a big help to those near-sighted like me. In the closet is a special safe for laptops you program electronically with a PIN. I had to tilt my 15" laptop to fit but I was able to lock it away every time I left. Internet access is free and via ethernet cable. There's also a small office for guest use on the first floor. Elsewhere is the café which seems European-like in its scale and intimacy. Good food and a full bar, though the menu and hours are limited. I don't believe there is breakfast room service, which would have been a plus. Had two pleasant dinners there but Sunday brunch was a dud. Built in 18% tip for shabby buffet and lethargic service. The room itself was well equipped and immaculate. It was clear the room was well-cleaned and vacuumed daily, something I'm not sure happens at all hotels with multi-night guests. Good bedding and bed. Good towels and toiletries. Except for the brunch issue, I have no complaints at all about the staff. On the way to my room, the bellman showed me where common services were. And when I checked out, the desk staff helped me deal with a discrepancy in my Super Shuttle reservation. They weren't successful, but not for want of trying. I would be likely to choose the State Plaza for a future DC stay, even if GWU were not a factor. (I would NOT pre-book the Super Shuttle again...Super Dud!)
Traveler type: Single
The trick to finding restaurants nearby is to walk up one of the numbered streets perpendicular to E and F. There's a quite good, reasonably priced Italian restaurant, Bertucci's, about three blocks north at 2000 Pennsylvania Ave.
Score
5 out of 5
Highly recommended!
Inbal Nov 11, 2009
I spent the weekend there with my mother. This was her first visit to DC, so short distance to attractions was important. The ... hotel is only a few minutes away from the Lincoln Memorial and the White House. The room we had was HUGE. Just for comparison - a room in a much more expensive hotel and much further away from DC downtown, was much smaller. The staff was extremely friendly and attentive. I loved the area, and already recommended the hotel to friends.
Traveler type: Family
There's a great old fashioned Diner on the corner of I street and 20th Street- cheap, tasty and very friendly.Also - Carvings, a food store that serves mainly students (this is a university area).
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There's a 24-hour CVS right next door, where you can buy some groceries to make use of the kitchen in your suite. We bought cereal to have for breakfast, as well as goodies for snacks.
--Vronni, Eastern PA Dec 2, 2009
The trick to finding restaurants nearby is to walk up one of the numbered streets perpendicular to E and F. There's a quite good, reasonably priced Italian restaurant, Bertucci's, about three blocks north at 2000 Pennsylvania Ave.
--Grace O', Ann Arbor area, SE Michigan, USA Nov 17, 2009
There's a great old fashioned Diner on the corner of I street and 20th Street- cheap, tasty and very friendly.Also - Carvings, a food store that serves mainly students (this is a university area).
--Inbal, New York, NY Nov 11, 2009
Overall score
4.0 out of 5
(303 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."
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Score
4 out of 5
Reasonable rates & great location
Vronni Dec 2, 2009
Our suite had two queen beds - great for a family of four - a kitchen with a full-size fridge & dishes & silverware, a ... bathroom with a great showerhead, plus another room with a vanity table, chair & mirror. Excellent suite for a very reasonable price. The Lincoln Memorial is 3 blocks away, the White House 4, and the Smithsonian complex 6 blocks away. Near enough to walk, though we were tired at the end of the day. We could see the Capitol a bit farther than the Smithsonian, but didn't make the trek. Also within walking distance was the Ford Theater, in an area with shops and restaurants. Subway & Starbucks were a block away, and a 24-hour CVS right next door, with enough groceries to make the kitchen useful. Federal buildings are nearby as well. The State Department is across the street, and the Justice Department and others not far away. Staying at the State Plaza made our first family trip to DC an enjoyable time. We'll be back!
Traveler type: Family
There's a 24-hour CVS right next door, where you can buy some groceries to make use of the kitchen in your suite. We bought cereal to have for breakfast, as well as goodies for snacks.
Score
5 out of 5
Glad to have chosen this hotel.
Grace O' Nov 17, 2009
The State Plaza is at the edge of the George Washington University campus where I was attending a conference. It's ideal for ... GWU but it's also close to the Foggy Bottom (orange and blue) Metro station. If you find a good price at the State Plaza, I'd recommend it for DC tourists or business travelers. The hotel is fairly easy walking distance to the White House and minutes by Metro to all the attractions. Other writers have differed on proximity to restaurants and I think I know why. If you walk east toward the White House you're in a sea of giant federal and other admin buildings with no commerce to speak of. But if you walk north from the hotel's F Street entry along 21st Street, you're a scant three blocks from the 2000 Pennsylvania complex with a bakery breakfast/lunch place, plus two dinner houses, the Italian more reasonably priced than the seafood, and more. Nearby are a good number of options, local and chain. The GWU campus offers the requisite coffee house branches and, if your kids want fast food, the GWU Marvin Center, two blocks away, has a food court with a several options, though the hours vary from usual. The GWU website also has a list for visitors of many restaurants close to its campus. I grew fond of the State Plaza while staying there. Many critics point to it as badly in need of an update yet I think it all depends on your viewpoint. I hope much is left as is--charmingly '50s. The kitchen was a great plus. The bellman mentioned that the hotel had once been efficiency apartments and, except for the microwave, the kitchens are much the same, including a cook top and full-size fridge. There are some dishes and cups in the cupboards and the hotel promises pots and pans upon request. This would be especially helpful for a longer stay. There's a chain drug store for groceries right next door as well as a large branch with a larger grocery section at the 2000 Pennsylvania. The bathroom was mostly original vintage, too, smaller than those at most hotels but with a good sized adjacent dressing room with big vintage vanity, great lighting, and a wall size mirror. There's plenty of light and mirrors in the bathroom as well, a big help to those near-sighted like me. In the closet is a special safe for laptops you program electronically with a PIN. I had to tilt my 15" laptop to fit but I was able to lock it away every time I left. Internet access is free and via ethernet cable. There's also a small office for guest use on the first floor. Elsewhere is the café which seems European-like in its scale and intimacy. Good food and a full bar, though the menu and hours are limited. I don't believe there is breakfast room service, which would have been a plus. Had two pleasant dinners there but Sunday brunch was a dud. Built in 18% tip for shabby buffet and lethargic service. The room itself was well equipped and immaculate. It was clear the room was well-cleaned and vacuumed daily, something I'm not sure happens at all hotels with multi-night guests. Good bedding and bed. Good towels and toiletries. Except for the brunch issue, I have no complaints at all about the staff. On the way to my room, the bellman showed me where common services were. And when I checked out, the desk staff helped me deal with a discrepancy in my Super Shuttle reservation. They weren't successful, but not for want of trying. I would be likely to choose the State Plaza for a future DC stay, even if GWU were not a factor. (I would NOT pre-book the Super Shuttle again...Super Dud!)
Traveler type: Single
The trick to finding restaurants nearby is to walk up one of the numbered streets perpendicular to E and F. There's a quite good, reasonably priced Italian restaurant, Bertucci's, about three blocks north at 2000 Pennsylvania Ave.
Score
5 out of 5
Highly recommended!
Inbal Nov 11, 2009
I spent the weekend there with my mother. This was her first visit to DC, so short distance to attractions was important. The ... hotel is only a few minutes away from the Lincoln Memorial and the White House. The room we had was HUGE. Just for comparison - a room in a much more expensive hotel and much further away from DC downtown, was much smaller. The staff was extremely friendly and attentive. I loved the area, and already recommended the hotel to friends.
Traveler type: Family
There's a great old fashioned Diner on the corner of I street and 20th Street- cheap, tasty and very friendly.Also - Carvings, a food store that serves mainly students (this is a university area).
Score
4 out of 5
State Plaza Hotel DC
vman Nov 10, 2009
very nice ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Great Choice in DC
Senoir Citizen!!! Nov 9, 2009
I visited DC with three friends in November. We found the State Plaza very convenient for our sightseeing excursions. It is a ... short walk to the Metro and there is also a bus line outside. There is a CVS next door which was convenient. The staff was wonderful and very responsive to any problem. I would stay there again. Ann Massachusetts
Traveler type: Friends
We used the Old Town Trolley for our touring around Washington and found that it worked out very well.
Score
4 out of 5
Unbeatable location for the price.
kp57 Nov 8, 2009
Large clean room. A little noise from alley but not bad. Room had a kitchen with a full size stove. Next door there is a drug ... store that has frozen pizza and much more. You can cook and eat in your room if you want or there is dining in house.There were plates, cups and a really dull knife. Could have used spoons and forks. Had a nice 32 inch tv with lots of stations and HBO. High speed internet via ethernet cable, nice! Well maintained and clean. Breakfast and changing room.Paper in morning. Walking distance to white house and mall. Metro is a short walk to Foggy Botttom.Blue line to airport. Will be back. A good stay.
Traveler type: Single
Score
4 out of 5
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supertraveler Nov 8, 2009
great place, cute kitchen in room ...
Traveler type: Business
Score
4 out of 5
Excellent Value for Money
Hard To Please Experienced Hotel Junkie Nov 5, 2009
From moment we arrived the staff was excellent. I asked the lady at the front desk where we could park and she told me that ... the hotel had parking but I would be better off parking it in the street over the weekend as it was free unlimited parking on Saturdays and Sundays. The rooms were great size, the mini kitchen would have been useful had we been staying longer. The bathroom is excellent, the tiles could have been updated but nether the less it was well lit clean and modern looking. The hotel is located about 4 blocks from the white house and the National Mall... no need to pay for taxi to get there unless its raining and then your cost will be around 8 dollars (4 ppl in the cab) to get to the Washington monument. All of the main sightseeing locations are free to see from the outside and are all walking distance to the hotel. If you wish to get out on the town then a $11 dollar cab ride will take you to nearby Georgetown or Adams Morgan where the nightlife is crazy on a Saturday night( the bus stop out the front of the hotel also goes to these locations for around 2.50 per person) There is no where worth eating at near the hotel however there is a CVS and a liquor store next door to the hotel and the CVS has milk, cereal, pastries and other snacks if you need. The staff was excellent in assisting us with all the questions we asked of them. There is a bus stop outside of the hotel. Arlington National Cemetery is a 5 minute drive from the hotel as is the Pentagon. There is train/bus routes that go there also. I beleive you can see the main attractions from the outside in 2 full days if thats all you want to see like we did. Dupont Circle has nice restaurants and cafes to hang out at. We found all our details of where to go and when from the hotel staff. The hotel was excellent value for money considering it was clean, decent size, modern and the staff were excellent..most importantly the location !!! 4 blocks from the white house!! i would definetly stay here again!
Traveler type: Family
All the major sightseeing locations are within walking distance- WHite House, Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, Smithsonian, Capitol Hill...Dont take a taxi unless abosloutly necessary.
Score
4 out of 5
Nice place to stay with familys.
magnetman Nov 3, 2009
We picked the State Plaza from other reviews. It's a great location for the sites, but a bit of a hike to the nearest Metro. ... After that mile trip twice a day for 4 days we were happy to pay for cabs rather than the hike to the Metro. Hotel is clean and the suit design is a great idea for families. The rooms were clean and modern looking, my son loved the LCD tv in front of his bed Staff are friendly and very professional. We only ate in the restaurant once for breakfast, pretty average and usual hotel price. Worst thing about our stay was the A/C. There was none. The rooms were in the 80's the first night. Windows only open 2'' so not much ventilation. Second day were were given a fan, with this propped into the window area were could get some cooling effect. Downside of this arrangement was the dump trucks reversing under our windows at 2 , 3 , and 4 am so no sleep for the next 3 days. Would we stay there again? Maybe, but would request a room on the 'odd' number side of the hotel to stay away from the dump trucks ect. They would have to do something with the A/C too. It was good value for money but you get what you pay for.
Traveler type: Family
Close to the Mall ect. 15 mins walk. Nice if it's not raining.
Score
4 out of 5
Affordable Convenience
Johnnie Nov 2, 2009
State plaza was a good value for the money. It's an older building which used to be apartments,I believe. That's probably ... why they bill it as "apartment style living"...it is. Our suite had a complete kitchen with a full compliment of accoutrements. The place is clean. It's a pleasant 4 block walk thru George Washington University to the Foggy Bottom Metro Station. From there it was an easy connect to all the sights of the city.
Traveler type: Couples
There's no parking anywhere so just plan on leaving your car at the hotel garage. It's a $7 cab fare to Filomena's in Georgetown...great Italian!
Score
4 out of 5
State Plaza Hotel
Urban Traveller Nov 2, 2009
I need PC access when I travel and this place furnished access 24/7 so I could monitor flights, transportation, etc. We were ... not bothered by intrusive staff at all. When needed the staff was great, especially regarding tips for local travel. The room was great not wanting for anything. We weren't there much but when we were it was great.
Traveler type: Couples
If you want to see most of the sights in Washington DC easily and at reasonable expense the State Plaza is the place. Whether walking or using the Metro we were able to get to every place quite easily. The location area is safe with basic services very close.
Score
3 out of 5
Not Too Bad for the Price!
Kaco Oct 31, 2009
Had to walk to the other side of the hotel with our luggage because their computers were down. Was a pain since we arrived in ... the evening. Staff didn't offer assistance which was disappointing. If you're interested in a hotel that does't have much dazzle and within walking distance to alot of DC's monuments, this would be a great choice.
Traveler type: Family
Have good walking shoes!
Score
4 out of 5
very convenient hotel
Denver traveler Oct 29, 2009
we stayed with our 14 year old daughter and were just there to see the sights and museums. Great location. Staff was very ... friendly and helpful.
Traveler type: Family
Score
5 out of 5
Excellent hotel for Marine Corp Marathon
Wahon Oct 27, 2009
The location is great for anyone "touring the sites" of DC and particularly for participants in the Marine Corp Marathon. ... It's one mile to the Start line of the Marathon, and only a short walk to the Metro Subway system at Foggy Bottom. All was quiet, the restaurant and its staff were great, as was the hotel's staff.
Traveler type: Couples
Great menu and staff.
Score
2 out of 5
Location isn't everything :(
rjb Oct 26, 2009
Internet service was terrible. On a business trip and it prevented me from working. Rooms and halls smelled bad. Room ... smelled musty like a wet dog. Checked out after being in the hotel for 1 hour. Management insisted that they would charge us regardless of our concerns. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS HOTEL TO ANYONE Thanks,
Traveler type: Business
Score
3 out of 5
lacks decor in rooms, white walls
pam Oct 25, 2009
microwave was precariously perched on fridge. did not care for the $30 valet parking. rooms were sterile looking with white ... walls. staff was friendly. excellent area. only stayed one night though.
Traveler type: Family
Score
2 out of 5
An Apartment Hotel
Always sees things half full. Oct 21, 2009
Staff were very, very responsive when problems arose - internet connection, no hot water, no heater, safe malfunction, etc. ... They solved all problems quickly. Having a kitchen and being able to prepare "home-cooked" meals was great. Good location near the White House, and in the George Washington U neighborhood. It was quiet. I slept well. There was always some food odor in the hallways. Perhaps they can improve on the ventilation. The place could use a change in carpets - will do a lot to improve the cleanliness and ambience. Lobby and elevator access not facilitated for the disabled or for just anyone with heavy bags on wheels. Need to control infestation: I got insect bites! So, just like any place, there were plusses and minuses. Just want to give an objective review.
Traveler type: Business
Score
3 out of 5
Walk to George Washington University
GW Dad Oct 19, 2009
We were visiting our daughter for parents day at George Washington University. The location is great, the value is great, the ... room was a bit hot and the HVAC not responsive but opening a window took care of that. Good bath setup with lots of towels, nice kitchenette setup, staff was good, the place was clean. The breakfast was not that appealing and a cup of coffee to take back to the room was $3.25.
Traveler type: Couples
Starbucks coffee is a block away.
Score
5 out of 5
Good location. Near the university.
Mary Oct 18, 2009
The staff were very helpful and gracious. The location was close to the Metro in a rather safe area being almost on the ... University campus.
Traveler type: Business
Score
4 out of 5
Great Bargain
Gary & Deej Oct 13, 2009
Room had a nice kitchen. Desk staff always courteous and eager to help. Location near monuments and parks but not far from ... the Metro. Definitely will return next time in Washington.
Traveler type: Couples
The Metro system is frequent and inexpensive. A short walk will get you to almost all points of interest from the Metro. Definitely a time and money saver.
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There's a 24-hour CVS right next door, where you can buy some groceries to make use of the kitchen in your suite. We bought cereal to have for breakfast, as well as goodies for snacks.
--Vronni, Eastern PA Dec 2, 2009
The trick to finding restaurants nearby is to walk up one of the numbered streets perpendicular to E and F. There's a quite good, reasonably priced Italian restaurant, Bertucci's, about three blocks north at 2000 Pennsylvania Ave.
--Grace O', Ann Arbor area, SE Michigan, USA Nov 17, 2009
There's a great old fashioned Diner on the corner of I street and 20th Street- cheap, tasty and very friendly.Also - Carvings, a food store that serves mainly students (this is a university area).
--Inbal, New York, NY Nov 11, 2009
We used the Old Town Trolley for our touring around Washington and found that it worked out very well.
--Senoir Citizen!!!, Massachusetts Nov 9, 2009
All the major sightseeing locations are within walking distance- WHite House, Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, Smithsonian, Capitol Hill...Dont take a taxi unless abosloutly necessary.
--Hard To Please Experienced Hotel Junkie, Passaic, NJ Nov 5, 2009
Close to the Mall ect. 15 mins walk. Nice if it's not raining.
--magnetman, Tallahassee Florida Nov 3, 2009
There's no parking anywhere so just plan on leaving your car at the hotel garage. It's a $7 cab fare to Filomena's in Georgetown...great Italian!
--Johnnie, Tulsa, Ok Nov 2, 2009
If you want to see most of the sights in Washington DC easily and at reasonable expense the State Plaza is the place. Whether walking or using the Metro we were able to get to every place quite easily. The location area is safe with basic services very close.
--Urban Traveller, Stevens Point, Wisconsin Nov 2, 2009
Have good walking shoes!
--Kaco, Nebraska Oct 31, 2009
Great menu and staff.
--Wahon, Dover NH Oct 27, 2009
Starbucks coffee is a block away.
--GW Dad, Boston, MA Oct 19, 2009
The Metro system is frequent and inexpensive. A short walk will get you to almost all points of interest from the Metro. Definitely a time and money saver.
--Gary & Deej, Los Angeles, CA Oct 13, 2009
Not too bad of a walk - nice central location
--Traveller, Lowell, MA Oct 12, 2009
Take the metro unless you are willing to walk about 15 blocks to 7th st, where there are many restaurants to choose from and Chinatown.
--jandj, Boston, MA Oct 12, 2009
It's a good 6+ blocks to the subway, but one expects to walk a lot in DC. If you don't mind "hiking", this location is very convenient to many of the major attractions and museums of DC.
--Richard, Lawrenceville, GA Oct 12, 2009
use the kitchen -- there's a grocery in the basement of the watergate hotel - that's right THE WATERGATE!
--avid walker, santa rosa CA Oct 11, 2009
Access to the Metrorail was just a quick 5-block walk from the hotel with all of D.C. accessible to us from that system.
--None, Milwaukee, WI Oct 11, 2009
Dining was a long walk, but there was a cafe and a coffee shop in the neighboring office building. Although it appeared closed to the public, it was open and delicious. No one could seem to tell us where a Startbucks was, but we found one just a block away along withe a subway for quick eats.
--Frequent traveler, Small Town Wisconsin Oct 11, 2009
jazz, opera, performing arts at the Kennedy Center.
--latin teacher, mexico Oct 10, 2009
Tonic - It's a wonderful establishment in an historical location. Great food and service!
--Lynn, TN Oct 8, 2009
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