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Washington Plaza Hotel

GayOut (1) 4.0
Google (3210) 4.2
Tripadvisor (3725) 4.3
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Visitors frequently praise the hotel's attentive and helpful staff, with several mentioning specific employees by name for their excellent service and accommodating nature. While many find the rooms comfortable and clean, some note that they are slightly outdated.

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Address
10 Thomas Cir NW, Washington, DC 20005, USA
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Phone
(202) 842-1300
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Website
www.washingtonplazahotel.com

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About this place Washington Plaza Hotel

The Washington Plaza Hotel, opened in 1962, has been a fixture of DC's hospitality scene for over 50 years. Designed by Morris Lapidus, the building brings a touch of mid-century style to the nation's capital and has long been a welcoming spot for LGBTQ+ travelers. This hotel isn't trying to be a scene. It's more about comfort, a quiet place to land whether you're in town for business, a quick trip, or a romantic weekend. It's done that well enough to stick around for decades, through peak tourist season and holiday visits alike. You're right in the middle of everything here. The hotel’s central location means you're not far from the city's main attractions, museums, and those distinct DC neighborhoods. No matter if you're here for the sights or to meet up with the local community, it's a convenient home base.

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Gay-friendly (straight venue) LGBTQ+ Multilingual staff Walk-ins welcome

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3,210 reviews

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Mel P
Mel P Jun 2026

As a very frequent traveler, I can confidently say that the front desk staff at this property is among the most incompetent and unprofessional I have encountered. My experience began with the woman wearing the nose piercing, Apple Watch and glasses. She had a very poor demeanor from the start, spoke in a loud and confrontational tone, and was rude and condescending throughout our interaction. Rather than assisting us, she was dismissive, interrupted us repeatedly, and even stopped helping us to serve other guests before resolving our concerns. At no point did she make any effort to provide the level of customer service that should be expected. A hotel's front desk is often the first impression guests receive, and unfortunately, this experience reflected very poorly on the property. I hope management addresses these issues through proper training and ensures that all guests are treated with professionalism, courtesy, and respect.

Trương Hữu Chung
Trương Hữu Chung Jun 2026
محمود محمد حتامله
محمود محمد حتامله Jun 2026
Haseeb Ahmad
Haseeb Ahmad Jun 2026

This comes up in almost every review. Treasure, Jamaal, Zion, Abdullah get mentioned constantly. "10 out of 10" customer service. "Gracious hospitality made me overlook there not being a microwave". Staff remembered repeat guests from last year

Mohammad Abbas
Mohammad Abbas Jun 2026

I love this hotel

Greg Phillips
Greg Phillips Jun 2026
Arashdeep Chawla
Arashdeep Chawla Jun 2026

Stayed here during my visit to Washington, DC. The hotel is centrally located, and I enjoyed the views from the room overlooking both the circle and the swimming pool. The room was clean, and the staff was courteous and helpful throughout my stay. The property could benefit from some maintenance, as the curtains were torn and there was some wooden dust/debris near the window. Other than that, it was a comfortable stay and a good overall experience.

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Last updated on 13 August 2026

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