This is the closest hotel to union station. The exterior looks old fashioned, but the interior has been renovated to a nice standard. Our room was very clean, but small, with just enough space on either side of the bed to walk. The bed was comfortable, but the pillows were hard. The room had one side chair, a small desk and desk chair and an upholstered bench. There was one blue wall. The others were white. The artwork was black and white photos of Washington. I like that the floor was light faux wood instead on (unsanitary) carpeting. There was a mini fridge and a safe but no closet, only a narrow, exposed area with a few hangers. There was no luggage rack. The best part of the room was the huge floor-to-ceiling window with an arched top that gave us an expansive view of Union Station and sky. The shower was hot and the water pressure was decent, but the rain feature could not be turned off when using the handheld device. The towels were a bit rough and regular bath sized (not sheets). There were washcloths. There wasn’t much room near the sink to put toiletries. There wasn’t anywhere to hang a hand towel. The hotel bar, The Dubliner, is open late.