Georgetown University booked a stay for me here earlier this week and I enjoyed my stay. The staff was very friendly, and although there were few amenities (no workout facility for instance), I would probably stay here again because of the location. It is Georgetown's upper village, there are nice restaurants and shops nearby, and it is a 25 minute walk to either M Street or the university. There is also a shuttle that goes on the half hour to the university, but the weather was lovely so I never took it. There are a number of hotels in Washington D.C. that claim to be "suites" but are really rehabilitated apartment buildings; this is one of them. My room, while very pleasant, was by no means a suite. The bed was extremely comfortable- with some memory foam on the mattress. The bathroom was clean and modern- with a glass walled shower rather than a tub. The room was quiet, even though it was right next to the elevator. The free wireless worked well. Breakfast was not included- I believe it was $11 for a nice looking buffet, but I chose to walk three blocks to the Whole Foods instead. There aren't very many places to stay in Georgetown, so if location is of prime concern I think this is a good choice.

I found Savoy Suites at the last minute on priceline.com, and it was a godsend: clean, comfortable, roomy, with helpful staff. I opened my eyes to see the rosy hue of dawn through my hotel window. After my stay, I made use of the free shuttle the hotel provides to a nearby metro station, which made my travel back home more relaxed. I will DEFINITELY stay at the Savoy Suites again when I'm in D.C.

I'm not sure anything I say here will be more than an echo of the rave reviews that precede mine. My father came to visit me here in Washington for just a night, and I suggested we check out Savoy Suites Hotel because of its street appeal, top-notch reviews, and the fact that it's right across the street from my cramped studio. My gosh, we loved this place. Ignore all nay-sayers that have posted thoughtless reviews about this gem.

Front desk folks, breakfast folks ($10 all you can eat buffet, what a delight!), even housekeeping-- all smiles, all so kind. I'm in the aviation industry and most of my colleagues are less than savory; as far as hospitality goes, this places knows exactly what it's doing.

The rooms are huge for a city constrained by space limitations. The beds gave me the best night's rest in a long, long time. Parking is free in the deck below ground-- a huge cost-saver. Finally, the hotel has a very visible eco-friendly mission. For those who find this important, this is the place to be.

The time with my dad was short and sweet. My thanks to the folks at Savoy that ensured things would be so nice for both of us.

After trying to book for a late March Conference at the Marriott Wardman Park or at the Omni Shoreham I was unable to get entire length of stay. I was scrambling for a room and called 19 hotels and even ended up inside the beltway 7 miles away, looking but no one had space for under $270-$479.00 a nite. I called the concierge at one of the larger hotels and she mentioned a Boutique property about a mile away from the ASA host hotel.

I called reservations, they provided me with a preferred conference rate and were exceptionally accommodating on every level. They have a first class workout facility just down the street, a shuttle bus taking me to the ASA Host Hotel,, WIFI service all complimentary. The Whole Foods is just a block away so I upgraded to a kitchenette. They were incredible in every way and I have not even checked in yet.

It feels like I am going home to the Savoy in Washington DC and I am looking forward to my stay. That type of service is usually reserved for Five Star Hotels, so I am giving the true hospitality of the Savoy Team "SIX" stars.They made me feel right at home and that I made the right choice for the ASA Conference.