Morrison Clark Inn

We enjoyed our vacation very much and our stay at the Hotel. People and food were great!

With convenience and more character and charm than the other conference hotels near the convention center, I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting DC. I had a near perfect stay.

Pleasant experience at this hotel. Best suited for folks who prefer a quaint hotel/b&b experience, rather than a large hotel. The best part of this hotel is its proximity to the Convention Center.

The staff was great and thoughtful. The property is is historic,but the rooms have been updated and are comfortable. This hotel is worth a try when in DC.

The location and cost was perfect--a few blocks from horrifically expensive convention hotels at a fraction of the cost. This is reason enough for me to recommend the Morrison-Clark happily and plan a return trip for later this year. However, you get what you pay for. Digital antenna television in general did not work, the mini-bar fridge was as loud as a lawnmower, and opening it just to see what the problem was led to an automatic $6 charge (politely taken off with no problem). I know the M-C is aiming for old-timey grandeur, but getting rid of the mini-bar and having some discreet vending machines instead would be a step up and would actually match its true advantages better--a low-cost alternative to convention hotels down the street.

Convenient location, Green/Yellow line 3 blocks away Reasonable for Washington, one-bedroom suite only for $168. Vintage hotel with character.

everything was great. Staff could have been friendlier but overall it was really wonderful.

I really enjoyed my stay at this Historic "Inn" in the heart of Washington D.C. The place is old, hence "historic". So, don't expect all bells and whistles in big chain hotels. Yet, the best two things in this place are the staff and the service. The staff are super friendly and helpful. The room service, cleanness, and timely response are very good. So, despite the somewhat small room size ( OK for a couple of individuals, but not a family) with basic amenities (fridge, LCD TV inside the vintage closet, vintage desk and couple of chairs) the room is very comfortable, and the bathroom is well organized and very clean). The location is awesome, very close to Washington CC, and it's Metro station (about 7 min walk), or take a little 10 min walk to Chinatown and enjoy the diverse culture of the city, as well as faster access to different metro lines. Overall, this place is great for a short stay, but don't expect to be luxuriously wowed, which is the basic idea of short value travel. With this in mind, you will have a great D.C. experience, starting from this historic Inn.

The hotel is great for people who do not want to stay in you average place. Our room opened onto a courtyard and was very serene in for being in DC. Close to the Metro and very friendly staff.

A charming little hotel with an old-fashioned feel in comparison to the others in the area. Room was extremely well-kept and tidy at all times. My only complaint would have to be in regard to the hotel's cleaning staff entering the room to clean (without being requested to do so) when we had stepped out for an evening dinner. Guests with cars can expect to pay an additional $30 or so per night to use the hotel's garage. There are strict parking regulations in the surrounding area, so that is essentially your only parking option! Nonetheless, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would definitely recommend this hotel to others looking for a unique, quaint overnight getaway!