Lyle Washington D.C.

Perfect location for proximity to DuPont Circle, Georgetown and 14th Street where my sister lives. Lovely clean and comfortable room. Buzzing bar, with great serving staff. I can’t think of anything I didn’t like!

100%

Nice location.

Great location; hotel is full of character and appreciate large rooms; great breakfast option in hotel dining room

Conveniently located walking distance from multiple cafes and bike stops. This was our second stay at The Lyle and it was perfect for us.

Absolutely loved staying at this property! If you’re looking for a boutique hotel experience the Lyle fits the bill—classy, spacious rooms, chic restaurant/bar and helpful staff

Good

We paid a "resort fee" and they didn't even serve free coffee in the morning you had to buy it. That was very disappointing and seemed a little ridiculous.

Greta hotel for my stay at DC

The hotel was fantastic! The staff was friendly and the location is awesome!

I had a great stay. The room was lovely, the staff helpful and the bed was comfortable. The restaurant was nice and the food was delicious. I’ll be coming back.

We always stay here in W, great Hotel

Don’t leave anything in room! They will go through your personal belongings and not call you.

Superb

Easy check-in, rooms are very well appointed

the room was very comfortable and clean. very good breakfast as well. good location in a quiet neighborhood near DuPont Circle.

very good

The staff was excellent: bellman, receptionists, waiters. They account for the rating of excellent. The room was attractive and well furnished but oddly, no tea maker, just the kind of coffee that uses wasteful plastic cups in a little machine. They will, however, provide a kettle but the plug will go in an outlet near the floor and the wire is short so anticipate bending way over. The restaurant was also attractive, and the food was remarkably good; we don't always expect that in a hotel. What was NOT GOOD was a high "amenity fee" for things that we didn't use, unless internet access (free in every other hotel we've stayed in in the USA and Europe) was part of it. It is shockingly expensive. Once the hotel has bought exercise machines which I suppose are in the fitness room, and raised hotel rates to amortize the purchase, there's no need to have an amenity fee for that, either. And so on. Shame on the greedy owners! And I don't think the fee was on the Expedia website, either. If it wasn't, shame on Expedia for concealing the outrageous charge.

The interior rooms were very nice but the courtyard was extremely loud in the morning. The trash collectors came at 6:50am woke me up for the two nights we were there.

Nice upmarket establishment