HighRoad Washington DC

Nice and clean. Easy to find, right next to the bus stop, busses 90 and 96. Staff was polite and helpful. Would recommend.

I messed up and made a non-refundable reservation for 1 week after I should have. I called and explained my mistake and the clerk at the front desk was considerate. She suggested I send them an eMail with the details. Within a half-hour of my eMail I got a response that my reservation was cancelled. HighRoad was terrific when they handled my mistake.

I wanted to love this place! If I were in my 20's, I'm sure I would have but now that im in my 40s and have gotten used to staying in "real" hotels...this place just wasn't cutting it :-( It's in a beautiful building on the corner. Lots of restaurants that are walkable. The door to the building is always locked which is great. You need your key card to get in. Check-in was easy. FYI, everyone in your party that wants a key will need to provide ID. I booked Hotel room 305 (private 3rd floor walk-up). I knew going into it that it was going to be small and that it would require climbing a ladder to get up to 2 of the beds. I just wasn't quite prepared for just how small and just how steep the ladder would be! My 70 year old dad slept on the lower bed. My husband, my 9 year old son and I slept on the loft. Its VERY low up there! My poor husband (6ft) literally couldn't stand when he was up there! The ladder is a little scary. It only has a handle on both sides for the upper half and like I said its very steep so you really gotta heave yourself up there haha. It was super annoying if you had to use the bathroom during the night. It was like sleeping on the world's highest bunk bed. The bathroom was like a lot of European bathrooms where the toilet and the shower are all just together in one tiled room, no lip for separation. There is a shower curtain, but it doesn't really do much to contain the water. The sink to wash your hands is outside of the bathroom. The common areas downstairs were cute. A few big refrigerators to store your food and they provide labels. I've stayed in many hostels in my life and this was definitely a nice one but if you are like me and have gotten used to regular hotel rooms, just bite the bullet and spend the money! If you are in your 20's then go for it! :-)

My daughter and I stayed overnight to visit colleges. The staff could not have been any more accommodating. the venue was perfect and we will definitely be staying there again. We were able to leave our luggage in a locker while we ventured out. Very easy!

Bed was very firm, took 10 min to get hot water in the shower, was clean, staff very friendly, some street noise late at night but also several places to eat in walking distance

Very cozy clean and comfortable. I had a better nights sleep here than in many fancier (and more expensive) hotels in DC. Adams Morgan is a really cool location as well.

Lovely hotel. I liked the amenities. The rooms were clean and smelled nice. It was a convenient location and super quiet too! Super charming! If I had to say anything negative; some of the staff was kind of dry, and if you have large luggage it can be a bit of a struggle if you are on the second or third floor (due to there being no elevators). BUT it’s understandable that they don’t have an elevator. I enjoyed my stay here, regardless, I would recommend and would book again!

Been here for three nights: definitely one of the best hostels I've ever seen: very clean, lot of free amenities, big lockers, nice staff, cool neighbourhood and on Thursday evening they even offer free beers. I'd say the only downside is that is not too close to the city center, but there are a few bus stops nearby so getting there is not complicated either. If I'm back in Washington, I'll come here.