I love the Phillips. Their collection is impressive for a private museum located within a house. Don't let the house fool you though, its pretty large and will take a substantial amount of time. More

Very Stuffy. Some of the works could have been done by third graders. The Smithsonian's portrait and sculpture gallery is a much better use of your time. More

For those that like art, this is a special place. For those on a mission to see Renoir's Luncheon of the Boating Party visit on Tuesday when admission to the permanent collection galleries is free/by donation. More

This museum was the home of an early collector of impressionist art and is full of treasures from the early through mid-20th century. I've been to many wonderful exhibitions here...plus the gift shop is great. More

Combining an old home with a modern extension, this museum houses some true treasures. Small. Manageable. Absolutely worth a visit. More

Spent 3 hours enjoying the wonderful collections and special photo exhibit. all staff and volunteers encountered we're helpful, friendly, and responded to questions about the collections. Lovely gift shop with helpful staff. Will certainly be back. More

Small enough to enjoy and the collection is a jewel. More

You fill comfortable and relaxed there:intimate atmosphere of its small spaces,beauty of this collection.One of the best Renoir,Luncheon of the Boating Party,is its masterpiece.It has a quite good company:Monet,Bonnard,Matisse....O'Keeffe and other major American artistes.Thursday is the best option for the visit(extended hours 5-8:30p.m.:admission is by donation).It is Dupont Circle Red Line(Q street exit),nice neighborhood,good food. More

The exhibit of photographs by famous artists from the Age of Impressionists was good but the permanent collection is astonishing. The collection is housed in four buildings, one of which is the beautiful Library room. There are gems of Renoir, Cezanne, Rothko and more. A good place if you love art. More