Embassy Suites by Hilton Washington DC Chevy Chase Pavilion

Both rooms are very large. The bedroom has 2 double beds and plenty of space left. Living room is also large with a couch and desk. Metro station is connected to the hotel via the shopping mall. It is about 15min ride to the Museums. Nice stores and restaurants in the area. Rooms are clean and quiet. Good complimentary breakfast.

Room, staff are great, location is easy access to metro station, walking distance to restaurants.

Fantastic

Location was great! It’s right on the Metro line and you can pay $32/day to park your car in the adjoining garage. It really was the best option for us in DC. The neighborhood is cute and upscale. Free breakfast and two-drink free happy hour. For the room, there’s a separate bedroom with a king size bed and the kids slept on the fold out sofa (we brought a pillow top and there were no complaints about comfort from the teenagers). The front desk supervisor was great. He took a group picture for us, helped us get a room when ours wasn’t ready, and joked with my teenager and got him to smile.

Breakfast was ok, and the omelettes to order were nice. But breakfast was missing some things that Europeans like-cheeses, cold cuts and a variety of breads and rolls of good quality. Only plain low-end bagels, low-end doughnuts, low-end packaged muffin,plain rolls and sliced white bread were offered in the bread category. No croissants or French bread. You need to source better baked goods. Also, there was no mustard or ketchup or similar condiments for the sausages(which some people like) or fruit salad. Fresh fruits offered were only bananas and apples (some days) and oranges(other days). No fresh berries, only dried berries. It all felt totally middle American and a bit stingy. For the prices charged, at a hotel in a world capital, you should try harder and provide better quality, more real baked goods and more variety.