Hotels near World Bank

"We arrived at 6pm and were given a subpar room looking at hvacs and brick eventhough I paid for an upgrade. When I went back to the front desk, I was told that they were experiencing a system outage and that I would have to wait until 8 to get another room... Seriously!! I was in town for 1 night and just wanted to unwind after a long day being with family for a funeral. The next room given to us clearly hadn't been cleaned after the prior guest so back to the lobby we went. The front desk agent gave us an "upgrade" for our troubles and our next room was a corner room. The room had tech issues with the lighting but, at this point, we were too frustrated and tired. I expected more from this hotel, especially given the rating, but it missed the mark by a long shot. The room was very basic and small compared to 90% of the hotels I've stayed at in DC, and I've stayed in at least 10+ from 3 -5 star. The beds weren't comfortable either. If you are looking for a 5 star experience, stay somewhere else. The only plus about this hotel is it's proximity to the white house. The food in their restaurant, Vue, is delicious, but the drinks are overpriced, in my option. Be prepared to pay around $30 for a drink. The one I had lacked depth and didn't even give me a buzz."

"Very accommodating."

"Very Disappointing and Not Worth the Price I stayed at Hamilton Washington DC and was extremely disappointed. The entire hotel is old and outdated — the rooms, the furniture, the bathroom — everything looks worn out and in need of serious renovation. The photos on the booking website showed a completely different picture: modern, clean, and well‑maintained rooms. In reality, nothing matched those images. When we raised our concerns at the front desk, we were told: “What do you expect for this price?” — even though the price was far from low. I consider this pure deception. Showing attractive photos online and then providing old, poorly maintained rooms is simply unacceptable. I do not recommend this hotel. For the same amount of money, you can find much better options in Washington, DC."