I've come to really like the Henley Park Hotel. Over the years the rooms have been updated without losing their classic feel. The lobby and common areas are comfortable and clubby. It is right in downtown which means It is the opposite of glossy and modern and I personally find it a nice change of pace. The sheets were also... More

Sorry, this place is not "charming." It is an aging property that has not been upgraded in years. Bathrooms are from the 1970s (they are, at least, clean). The carpeting in the room is ancient and feels grimy when you walk across it (the hotel does not provide slippers). Because of the old-school double-hung windows, the street noise is so... More

There is currently a massive construction happening directly opposite the Henley Park Hotel at the moment - so that's a major eyesore. That said - this old hotel is quite Noisy inside anyway - they provide ear plugs for ' city noises' - but it's mainly the air -conditioning, other doors slamming etc. My room faced some offices so the... More

in the heart of the city, the Henley Park Hotel worked very well for us in all but its distance from the Metro. If you are taking the train from Reagan National or elsewhere in the city, you will find that you have a bit of a walk ahead of you. (Ignore the hotel's own directions from the Gallery Place-Chinatown... More

This property, a member of Historic Hotels of American, is charming and well appointed. If you like small hotels with real character and attentive service, this could be for you. The rooms are small but lovely. The location is great, allowing guest to walk to most of DC's sights.

In our second visit to DC we chose this hotel for residing nearby a diverse amount of DC highlights. What a good choice this was. In our daily walks we discovered many nice places for dinner and lunch, as well as shopping possibilities. And, we learned to find our way in easy walks passing White House, IMF etc. etc. We... More

I frequently travel to DC for business and this charming, historic hotel is my home away from home. The staff is always friendly and courteous. The rooms are clean and charming. The food in the restaurant and bar is top notch. It is a great value for the money.

I chose this hotel because it's within walking distance of the Smithsonian museums, which I wanted to visit, but also because it's a lovely 1918 historic hotel. Like many hotels of that period, its rooms and public spaces are smaller than those of big chain hotels. However, what it lacks in size, it makes up in character and charm. The... More

Nice location (near the Metro station and other tourist spots such as museums, malls, the convention center and restaurants), neat and clean room, courteous staff. Great food too. I will consider this hotel when I return to DC.