I took my fiance to Adam's Inn and was very pleased with the relaxing environment of the neighborhood and cozy feel of the room and sitting areas. We attended the inn in mid-January, which I guess is the off season but it was still nice to relax and visit local shops and restaurants in the Adams Morgan area.

I was so grateful for the hospitality at the Inn after I forgot some items in my room upon check-out. The staff was so helpful and even mailed me my things!

Free internet, clean rooms, lovely location (close to the National Zoo, Queen's Hookah, and a plethora of restaurants and shops), and friendly staff.

My husband and I had purchased a living social deal to stay here for one night in a room with private bath and to include continental breakfast. We live in VaBch and this past weekend we decided to get out of town for night and decided to stay there. What can I say, It was perfect a weekend getaway! The location is ideal as its no more than a ten minute walk to the metro that will take you right into the DC central area. We were put in an English Basement room (a remodeled basement with private bathroom) and it was super cozy and quiet. The only extra noise was in the morning when you could hear slight footsteps up above of those preparing the breakfast, but nothing too much. My husband is a light sleeper so he did wear earplugs. Breakfast was adequate. Nothing to rave about, yet nothing to complain about either. It was filling and that was enough for us. : )

We really enjoyed our stay at Adam's Inn. Because we checked in on a Saturday and the zoned parking wasn't being enforced, we were able to score a parking space right in front! But I can imagine that parking would be a huge hassle, so you should maybe consider parking.

The room was comfy and we loved that there was a portable fan in the closet to give us the white noise we love. The neighborhood was really cute and it's within reasonable walking distance of several good restaurants, stores, and the Metro stop. As a bonus, they have a fast computer, WITH a printer, in the common area to be used. And the lady in the office gave us good food recommendations and directions.

On the con side, there was apparently a lot of noise in the street (it was New Year's Eve), so maybe ask for a room in the back? The breakfast was ok, but nothing stellar. Cereal, bagels, yogurt, but nothing hot or homemade.

Stayed there over Christmas 2011, just round the corner from the family we were visiting, so it scored on convenienbce for us – also convenient for bus and metro to the centre of Washington and for shop, bars etc nearby. Very pleasant area – attractive late 19th & early 20th century town houses – and quiet during our visit. The little 1909 fire station opposite was an added attraction – delightfully unexpected! Adam’s Inn offers good basic standard accommodation: comfortable, traditional and homely, without being exceptional – at the same time a far better experience than chain hotels in a similar price bracket. Breakfast is simple (cereal, bread/toast/bagels, cheese, fruit juice, coffee etc) but adequate unless you want something cooked. Eating round large tables en famille may not be to your taste if you are not a morning person, but good for meeting new people from all over the US (and elsewhere), which is, after all, part of the joy of travel. Room perfectly adequate, if a little spartan: no TV and mini bar (neither missed), nor a hair dryer, which you have to ask for; no tea and coffee making facilities in the room either, but you can make you own in the kitchen at any time. Comfortable lounge. Approach it with an open mind and you’ll enjoy your stay.