Rouge, a Kimpton Hotel

A really funky hotel. Room was a nice size. The staff was nice and accommodating. The location was great for walking to most key destinations. The restaurant seemed a bit pricey but compared to other local restaurants for breakfast it seemed reasonable after all. The elevators are too slow especially if there were a lot of guests. I had one issue with the room next to mine where some teens had a party. The noise continued until late hours and reconvened in the early morning. The staff was helpful in addressing the issue and the rest of the stay was seamless.

Obviously as building converted from studio apartments. A little odd that that kitchen was apparently still there but locked off from the room. But that did result in large rooms for the price. As with all Kimpton Hotels, the furniture can often be more stylish than comfortable.

Great customer service: With a smile and outgoing! The guest services and bar managers ensured we had a really good time and it was most appreciated! And the appetizers were quite yummy too. We loved the room, as it was more spacious than average hotel chains. And it was decorated really cool and luxurious at the same time. You can't beat the happy hour at the end of the day - Perfect way to end your day (or start your evening)! We hope to be back soon.

Very nice great rooms comfy pillows...staff always ready to help. Metro stop was a little to far.

I was very impressed with the Rouge. The staff were very friendly from the start. The room though, was great, large, well stocked, clean and a place to rest after a long day.

Very nice staff....most of times I came across Kelly- very nice and very helpful! Who would think that an hotel will provide you with the bus/metro card-SmarTrip, which saves you time and money! The tub in my room was clogged and within no time it got fixed....the engineers left me a nice personal note....so even the minore inconvenience ( something that obviously can happen) they turned into a smile. Would surely use Kimpton hotels again. Jan 2013

We stayed here for one night, and it was an adequate place to rest our heads. The room was clean, and the decor was fun and funky. The hallways were a bit run down, as was the lobby and elevators. The beds weren't comfortable at all; the mattresses were hard and had springs poking you while you slept. The linens and pillows were nice, and everything was clean. The elevators were a problem; they were small and very, very slow. Also, if you're a light sleeper, bring ear plugs and ask for a room at the end of the hall away from the elevators. They run all night and you can hear it! Overall, a good place to stay for a night or two, but I wouldn't recommend it to light sleepers or people wanting a posh experience.

The rooms were big, comfortable bed, friendly staff and only slight improvement could be used in the restaurant with better service in the morning. It looked like they had only 1 person working. Otherwise, it was a great stay.

Everyrhing was great- ambiance, fluffy bedding, location, but two nights of parking($46*2=$92) was a bit too much when the nightly room rate was only $111.

We had a great time at this hotel. The only criticism from my husband was that there were no coffee making facilities in the room. We were there during superstorm Sandy and the hotel did everything they could to make our stay as comfortable as possible while we couldn't leave. It was very much appreciated. In a great location, for the price it was very close to the White House and the National Mall. It is also very close to DuPont Circle the vibrant gay district of Washington DC. The staff were friendly and the head housekeeper made a point of checking that we had been happy with the service on the day we left. We had. I would happily stay here again.