Residence Inn Washington Capitol Hill/Navy Yard

Everything else was great, but the air conditioning in the room was extremely noisy. It kept me awake all night, and I had to wear earplugs just to get some sleep. On top of that, the cold air was blowing directly onto my head.

There are many rental apartments nearby, mainly for children to study abroad. The hotel is very close to the Anacostia River in Washington, D.C., and there is an open park by the river. The hotel provides free bottled water in the refrigerator at the front desk every day, and no one checks the card for breakfast. The room has an induction cooker and an apartment-style workbench, but no windows that can be opened. The streets are wide and clean, worthy of being the capital. White people can be seen walking leisurely with their dogs from time to time, unlike the narrow streets in Seattle where black homeless people can be seen on the street corners from time to time. The sense of security here has increased.

Friendly service and convenient transportation