Pros
- Large and bright standard rooms with comfortable bedding and flat-screen TVs
- Spacious lobby with free Wi-Fi and a Starbucks kiosk
- Solid American restaurant and casual lounge
- Self-service laundry room
- 24-hour CVS Pharmacy in the building
Cons
- Sometimes indifferent service
- Daily fee for in-room Wi-Fi
- Foggy Bottom neighborhood is far from most sightseeing spots and fairly empty at night
- Pricey parking
Bottom Line
This lively and colorfully decorated Marriott has an inviting lobby, large airy rooms, ample amenities, and a convenient location between Foggy Bottom and Dupont Circle. The service is a bit spotty, but otherwise a fine mid-range choice.
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Amenities
- Cribs
- Fitness Center
- Internet
- Jacuzzi
- Pool
Scene
Larger-than-average rooms, plus an inviting lobby, make this slightly more than a standard-issue Marriott.

As with many midlevel chain hotels, one of the key variables is when the property was last renovated. This Marriott is still feeling pretty fresh thanks to a top-to-bottom renovation in 2017. The lobby is colorful, bright, and open with a massive skylight and a lot of people tapping away on their laptops, making use of the free Wi-Fi. (There is a fee for in-room Wi-Fi.)
Likewise, the large (420-square-foot on average) rooms are well appointed with deep carpeting; granite-topped hardwood dressers; a big swivel-top desk; a cool connectivity board for plugging your computer into the 32-inch flat-screen; plush and bouncy beds with 300-thread-count linens, featherbeds, down comforters, and good pillows. The bathrooms also have quality goods: granite counters, Kohler faucets, soft combed-cotton towels, a pair of plush terry-cotton robes, and Paul Mitchell bath products.
The amenities are ample, if not extraordinary for the area. The fitness center has plenty of up-to-date equipment, including five Life Fitness treadmills, three stepmasters, two bikes, and a bunch of strength machines. And the 2nd-floor mezzanine houses a fairly serious business center that's staffed throughout the day and has nominal charges associated with most services. There are two casual dining options on-site, The Visiteur and The Court Lounge.
The rooms are bigger at the comparably priced Embassy Suites. In fact, were it not for the rowdy, kid-filled lobby there, I'd say it's the better option of the two for anyone. As it is, families traveling with kids should choose the Embassy Suites. If you're hoping for a mellower environment, or to get a little work done in the lobby, you'll prefer the Marriott.
Location
Located in the West End, a sleepy part of town, but within walking distance of Georgetown and Dupont Circle
The Washington Marriott is located on a quiet strip of 22nd Street between M and N Streets, in a convenient spot on the edge of the West End. It's decidedly sleepier than Georgetown, its wealthier, more historic neighbor (a 10- to 15-minute walk west). The downside to the vicinity is that there aren't many restaurants, cafes, or nightlife -- for those you'll need to head to Dupont Circle, a 15- to 20-minute walk (or quick taxi), or to nearby Georgetown.
- Eight-minute walk to the Foggy Bottom/GWU Metro stop (three stops on the Blue or Orange Line to downtown's Metro Center; five stops to Smithsonian museums)
- 10- to 20-minute walk to the heart of Georgetown and some of the city's best shopping and restaurants
- 10- to 15-minute walk to the Potomac River waterfront
- Five-minute walk to George Washington University
- 20- to 25-minute walk (or five to 10 minutes by taxi) to the White House and the Lincoln Memorial
- 15- to 20-minute walk, or two Metro stops to Dupont Circle
Things You Should Know About Washington Marriott Georgetown
Also Known As
- Washington Dc Marriott
- Marriott Washington Dc
- Washington Marriott
Room Types
- Business Wing Room
- Concierge Level Hospitality Suite
- Guest room
- Guest room - Concierge level
- Larger Guest Room
Address
1221 22nd Street NW, Washington DC, 20037, United States
Phone
(202) 872-1500
Website
Scene
Larger-than-average rooms, plus an inviting lobby, make this slightly more than a standard-issue Marriott.

As with many midlevel chain hotels, one of the key variables is when the property was last renovated. This Marriott is still feeling pretty fresh thanks to a top-to-bottom renovation in 2017. The lobby is colorful, bright, and open with a massive skylight and a lot of people tapping away on their laptops, making use of the free Wi-Fi. (There is a fee for in-room Wi-Fi.)
Likewise, the large (420-square-foot on average) rooms are well appointed with deep carpeting; granite-topped hardwood dressers; a big swivel-top desk; a cool connectivity board for plugging your computer into the 32-inch flat-screen; plush and bouncy beds with 300-thread-count linens, featherbeds, down comforters, and good pillows. The bathrooms also have quality goods: granite counters, Kohler faucets, soft combed-cotton towels, a pair of plush terry-cotton robes, and Paul Mitchell bath products.
The amenities are ample, if not extraordinary for the area. The fitness center has plenty of up-to-date equipment, including five Life Fitness treadmills, three stepmasters, two bikes, and a bunch of strength machines. And the 2nd-floor mezzanine houses a fairly serious business center that's staffed throughout the day and has nominal charges associated with most services. There are two casual dining options on-site, The Visiteur and The Court Lounge.
The rooms are bigger at the comparably priced Embassy Suites. In fact, were it not for the rowdy, kid-filled lobby there, I'd say it's the better option of the two for anyone. As it is, families traveling with kids should choose the Embassy Suites. If you're hoping for a mellower environment, or to get a little work done in the lobby, you'll prefer the Marriott.
Location
Located in the West End, a sleepy part of town, but within walking distance of Georgetown and Dupont Circle
The Washington Marriott is located on a quiet strip of 22nd Street between M and N Streets, in a convenient spot on the edge of the West End. It's decidedly sleepier than Georgetown, its wealthier, more historic neighbor (a 10- to 15-minute walk west). The downside to the vicinity is that there aren't many restaurants, cafes, or nightlife -- for those you'll need to head to Dupont Circle, a 15- to 20-minute walk (or quick taxi), or to nearby Georgetown.
- Eight-minute walk to the Foggy Bottom/GWU Metro stop (three stops on the Blue or Orange Line to downtown's Metro Center; five stops to Smithsonian museums)
- 10- to 20-minute walk to the heart of Georgetown and some of the city's best shopping and restaurants
- 10- to 15-minute walk to the Potomac River waterfront
- Five-minute walk to George Washington University
- 20- to 25-minute walk (or five to 10 minutes by taxi) to the White House and the Lincoln Memorial
- 15- to 20-minute walk, or two Metro stops to Dupont Circle
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Amenities
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Air Conditioner
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Airport Transportation
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Balcony / Terrace / Patio
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Business Center
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Cable
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Concierge
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Cribs
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Dry Cleaning
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Fitness Center
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Internet
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Jacuzzi
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Kids Allowed
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Laundry
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Meeting / Conference Rooms
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Pool
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Rental Car Service Desk Onsite
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Room Service
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Separate Bedroom / Living Room Space
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Supervised Kids Activities
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