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Stay in the heart of Navy Yards, D.C.'s hippest neighborhood. Thompson Washington D.C. is situated in the historic Navy Yards, near the waterfront and Anacostia Riverwalk Trail and where dining, nightlife and shopping surround. Designed to be a gathering place, Thompson Washington D.C. brings people together for an elevated hospitality experience and pays homage to the neighborhood’s storied past. The 225 rooms and suites all feature hardwood floors, oversized windows and custom furnishings. Many of the rooms have views of Nationals Park or river views. Upgrade your stay to a suite or to a room with a balcony. Hotel is an ideal location 1 mile from the US Capitol, 2 blocks from Nationals Park, 3 blocks from the Metro and with easy access to all the museums and monuments that DC has to offer.
Thompson Washington DC
221 Tingey Street, SE
Washington, DC
20003
Nearest Airport: DCA
We absolutely loved our stay at the Thompson Washington DC. This was our second time staying here, and it was even better than the first. The staff are consistently great—helpful, friendly, and genuinely welcoming. Our room was spotless. Truly immaculate. Super clean, and the entire property smells amazing. I’m an Explorist, and we were upgraded to a junior suite for our six-night stay. The room was generously sized and a corner unit, with windows on multiple sides, which made it feel especially bright and open. The bathroom was beautiful, and the shower had excellent water pressure. My only real qualm: the bathroom door was a pocket door. This seems to be a trend with newer hotels, and I truly don’t understand it. I like my bathroom doors to fully close. Nearly every hotel I’ve stayed at in the last seven-ish years has one of these, and I’m not a fan—but rant over. A few very minor notes: the fridge didn’t keep things particularly cold, and while there was a Nespresso machine (which we appreciated), I would’ve loved a bit more closet or drawer space. Very nitpicky complaints. The rooftop bar is fun and well-designed, with an indoor section that’s great when the weather is cold. The location is fantastic. Navy Yard is a cool area with tons of places to eat, and the hotel is a quick walk to the Green Line Metro. We took the train everywhere. We also had a car and chose to skip valet parking—surprisingly, we were able to find street parking every night, some of it even free. One last small thing: the coffee at the hotel restaurant, Surveyor, wasn’t great. I’d recommend hitting a local coffee shop instead. Also, not really the hotel’s fault (likely a Hyatt system issue), but it was mildly annoying that we had to get new keys each time we switched between paid nights and reward nights—we had a mix, so this meant redoing keys three times during our stay. All in all, these are extremely minor complaints. We had a wonderful time. The hotel is beautiful, comfortable, and thoughtfully run, and we can’t wait to stay here again.
annasD4371DO - Los Angeles, California
My wife and I stayed at the Thompson Washington D.C. from December 26 to January 3, and the experience was consistently disappointing. Upon arrival around 9 PM, we were greeted by a front desk staff member who remarked, “Wow, this is the longest I’ve ever seen someone stay,” which was an unnecessary and unprofessional first impression. We were assigned an accessibility room, which felt like it was done to prioritize turning over other rooms for shorter stays, and upon entering we immediately discovered a ceiling panel had fallen; while maintenance did come and repair it, additional issues followed. The detachable shower head was broken and, despite being reported the next morning with photos, it was never fixed, forcing us to use only the overhead shower for the duration of our stay. We also later learned that the main room light must be turned on in order to use the bathroom, which was extremely inconvenient, especially at night. We booked through the American Express Hotel Collection, which includes daily breakfast for two, but this benefit was poorly explained and the breakfast experience itself was chaotic and poorly managed, with wait times ranging from 30 minutes to over an hour. On our first morning, my wife’s food was served extremely cold, and despite not being the type to complain, it was cold enough that it had to be addressed. Hoping to avoid further issues, we later ordered breakfast to-go, only to encounter complete disorganization, guests openly arguing, a 90-minute wait, and food that was delivered cold; after leaving out of frustration, we were later contacted and offered the same cold food over an hour later, which we declined. The only consistently positive aspects of the stay were the housekeeping staff, who were thorough, respectful, and attentive, and the valet staff, who were always polite, welcoming, and knowledgeable. Overall, this stay fell far below expectations for the Thompson brand and was absolutely not worth the use of my American Express points.
sowrav b
Great hotel, great staff, great food, great location. Cleanliness is 100%. Now one of my favorite hotels . So clean and great food.
Nady C - Alexandria, Virginia
Excellent customer service from the front desk to the restaurant staff. The hotel offered all the needed amenities and a great location in the area. Jennifer at the front desk was friendly and made me feel welcome. Would visit again!
Ui L
Best experience I’ve had at this hotel. I’ve stayed at least 30 times over the past 5 years and the team members were the best I’ve encountered over the 5 years. If you are looking for a beautiful hotel with excellent service stay here.
Christina J
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