“The St. Gregory is such a chic hotel! The lobby is filled with amazing coffee table books to browse and there's the most chic bar and restaurant right in the lobby. The rooms are warm and inviting with plenty of space to work and sleep. There are also restaurants in walking distance or activities like museums that are just a short drive away.”

“To me, the Lyle is very unsuspecting from the outside, but the inside gives elegant and sophisticated. It's an affordable and restful stay where you can recharge in art deco style. Speaking of recharging, there's also a beautiful garden on-site that you might like to have coffee or read a book in!”

“The Gaylord is like a town all on its own with restaurants, shops, etc. but my favorite part of this resort is the spa. Relache is so ideal if you're headed to the resort to relax. The grounds are beautiful any time of year, but you'll want to visit around Christmas in the winter or in the spring for the Cherry Blossom festival. To me, that's when you'll have the best experiences!”

“This is the first hotel I stayed in solo in Washington DC, and I still remember the comfort of the bed. Georgetown has quite a bit of everything in terms of restaurants and shopping, so it's a convenient location for moving around as well.”

“Eaton DC is not a hotel I've stayed before, but it's on my list! Although I've not spent a night sleeping here, but I did have great food and drinks at the Wild Days, the Rooftop Bar & Lounge. In fact, there's a drink I still think about years later!”

“I stayed here for a much needed staycation, and it was everything I needed from the beautifully decorated and comfortable rooms to the on-site restaurant and the unique and very cool record store. If ease is what you're looking for then you'll want to choose this gem.”