Okay, but not exceptional
I stayed in this hotel on a high school trip last weekend. We came to the city for sightseeing and stayed two nights. It was an okay hotel- the staff was accommodating when we had questions. They gave me a toothbrush (I forgot mine) but it was very cheap and a one-use flimsy kind. The beds were comfortable, but the rooms were very small to house four girls in each. The bathroom was pretty nice but small. There is no conditioner in the rooms, but if you ask, they will give you some. The staff was great in providing us with extra towels and shampoo when we asked. This hotel seems as if it had been better in the past and is sliding a little downhill with new management. However, it served its purpose and was not terrible. The complimentary breakfast, however, was the worst that I have ever encountered. Hampton Inns, etc. have definitely much better free breakfasts. This hotel only has beverages, a pastry container, and granola. I recommend going out to somewhere else- many places within walking distance. (my favorites- Le Pain Quotidien, Starbucks, and Subway, all within 2 minutes walking)
The room smelled very musty the entire time we were there- a huge thumbs-down for that.
Also, the thermostat was broken, so our room remained much too hot. No one came to fix it when they said that they would send someone. 
The best quality of this hotel is that it has a magnificent location- within walking distance to great restaurants, bookstores, a bus stop, the metro, and even Georgetown. 
I think that the price is a little much for what you get, though.
A great nearby restaurant: Pizza Paradiso.