At the Four Points, luxury ends at the elevator doors…but does the job.
The room: Once you exit the elevators, you are immediately faced with dated décor…usually an early sign that you should not be expecting much. Upon room entry, the bedroom was on the lower end of average; it featured a smallish room fitted with a king sized bed; a set of uncomfortable chairs, a tiny desk with a fluorescent lamp that seem better placed in a clinical forensic lab, and spartan toiletries. Granted, the bed was comfortable, desk workable, and plenty of deep drawers, so one can’t complain too much, but for a rate of $269.10/night, you’d expect much better value than the tired room that was before me. Interestingly, when room service breakfast was ordered the evening before, I received a call immediately prior to arrival (fearing they would say they hadn’t prepared it in time) and they had said they were “out of” English muffins and would I prefer something else. Honestly, not a big deal, but when asked why, the response was, “we have a lot of people”. Umm, isn’t that a good thing? And shouldn’t the kitchen be informed of the number of guests and their preferences, ahead of time, to prepare? And sadly, this is the first time that a Continental breakfast has made my tongue is numb. Not sure in what they poached their eggs, or in what they cooked their home potatoes, but something is off...thankfully, delivered coffee was excellent. 
Pros: obvious proximity to monuments, museums, shopping, and several food options, all generally within walking distance; close to DCA; in-room safe; complimentary ear plugs; wifi; comfortable bed. Pleasant staff.
Cons: dated décor; small room; lack of finer details; noisy; uncomfortable chairs and room arrangement; below-average toiletries; low sense of value; in-room fridge removed. 
The bottom line: a place to stay to get around in DC that is close to Reagan National airport. Tired hallways and rooms which are set with outdated fixtures. Acceptable for business and city touring, but don’t disappoint your significant other on a romantic weekend.