Kellogg Conference Hotel Capitol Hill at Gallaudet University

The security of it being on campus, the fresh smell entering the lobby,

No complimentary breakfast, and the fact that no one cleaned our room while we were there. The parking was difficult which we paid for, and handicap accessibility was not there.

Location we have stayed here several times. We have two kids going to college at Gallaudet move them into the dorms for the new year.

Room could have been a bit cleaner.

The property was spacious and quiet.

I have a slight Disability and walking to public transportation was too far so I had to use an Uber, which was a bit costly.

Beautiful campus, relatively close to DC sites.

Had a dormitory feel to things and the noise level on the Friday evening surely matched that feel. Conflicting details from my reservation (via Booking.com) and the front desk at check-in. Tried explaining to the worker, while complying with his requests, but the worker was rather abrasive. You'd think I was checking into a penitentiary and not a hotel. And I led with the fact that I was tired after a long day of work amd travel. Over the phone, the worker was bit better but at check-out, we ended exactly how we started- curt, no warmth, to the point. The room was pretty clean. However, the towels could've been laundered a bit more thoroughly. If you're on a budget, below 30 and need to be close enough to the heart of things, this hotel set up may suit your needs. I saw the photos, the campus details ans thought it would've been a good switch-up from my regular choice but it didn't materialise that way. PS. Requested a copy of the agreement I signed at check-in, still haven't received it. I was almost certain I wouldn't have. The front desk guy (Robert, I believe) answered my request in a way where you know he was trying to keep the transaction moving but obviously had no intention of obliging. I'm generally an easy going customer but the staff interaction coupled with the facility made for an underwhelming experience. I get as humans, we feel how we feel about others BUT there are processes and we still commit to a job and honestly, I think a great deal of my experience was colored by my interactions with Robert. I've stayed in hostels in remote spaces of the world with less but better staff and left with better impressions.