A beautiful hotel just a few minutes walk to all the sights
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
julie pack
We ate here for breakfast on two of the days we were staying at this hotel. The staff is very friendly and attentive. The buffet had nice options and the waitress will take your custom omelet orders. There were things out of the buffet and the waitresses would immediately report it to the kitchen and then would update you when the food was brought out. What better service can you ask for then that! We also like that the orange juice and coffee was included in the buffet price (and you can have both!). The buffet is a little expensive, but it you consider your drinks are included and getting the omelet on top of the buffet, it really isn't that pricey. After 20% tip our bill each morning was $57 for two people.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jennifer Johnson
This buffet was amazing. Had so many options from turkey and pork sausage, cage free eggs, oatmeal bar, cereal bar, yogurt Parfets, bagels, and croissants as well, over 4 types. I was very impressed with the service as well. So friendly and prompt. Our waitress was Amsale, she was so sweet and kind to our kids. Thank you all for a nice relaxing breakfast to start our day.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Crockett Thompson
Very alright. Nothing great, nothing over the top. Food selection was alright. $21 for a breakfast seems a little expensive though. Starbucks right down the hall is a better choice.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Mark Berman
A real treat. Our breakfasts were excellent - both my wife’s omelet and my delicious Eggs Benedict. Better than this was the service and I’m sorry I don’t recall our waitresses’ name but she was just a treasure. When my wife ordered her omelet from the menu she advised her to take advantage of the buffet to both save money and have more choice of ingredients. Imagine that! And my wife didn't even have to go to the buffet - the waitress took the order and brought it to the table. Despite being busy she kept our coffee cups filled and put smiles on our faces. It was a nice way to start the day and we would definitely go back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
sam screnci
The key word is convenient. It isn’t fancy, and the food is okay, we had a good server. Lot of kids and it is a buffet line, so look out for rude people who don’t close the lids on hot foods or use their hands to get rolls instead of tongs. Like I said considering that you want to get out and sightsee convenience is the key.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 4
Kim Tate
Excellent customer service team members are very attentive to any needs at the table. Didn’t have to wait for anything-coffee, water,juice, picking up plates all happened like we were the only people in the bistro despite it being very busy.
One of the best public community services in the center of Capital Federal Administration.Come to this, many places do offer public restrooms/ bathrooms for convenience.This place is not one of them. However. They don’t mainly have them. One associate said. No bathroom. Get to transfer to the next destination course. Do not come there. If you , he, she, they want bathrooms, take it somewhere else differently. Avoid coming to this spot.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
MNTravelers5154
We stayed at the Holiday Inn on our recent trip to DC and were happy that there was a restaurant on-site for mornings when we had time for breakfast. We were promptly seated by the cheerful host both times we ate breakfast on-site. We were not interested in the buffet; experience with buffets in other hotels hasn't been great as usually the food offerings are saturated with sodium and fat. We ordered off of the menu in spite of servers who did everything they could to get us to go to the buffet. Our cooked-to-order breakfasts were good; just the right amount of food so as to not leave the table feeling overstuffed. Service was not great; a cardinal rule of food service is that a server loops back to the table a few minutes after serving the entree just to make sure that guests have everything they need. Didn't happen here. We would eat breakfast at the hotel again, more for the convenience than anything else.
Mikeriesadventures
They have a great breakfast buffet for about $20 per person. There was a wide variety of food and it they kept it nice and piping hot. You can also order eggs from the kitchen, if you'd rather have an omelet or fried eggs instead of the scrambled that are on the breakfast bar. Great service with a smile, and as we left, they thanked us for coming.
Quixote84
Freezing cold! Average food, for a relatively high price, at least for breakfast. Much of the staff cannot communicate properly in English. No fresh orange juice, no real coffee, etc.
A beautiful hotel just a few minutes walk to all the sights
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
We ate here for breakfast on two of the days we were staying at this hotel. The staff is very friendly and attentive. The buffet had nice options and the waitress will take your custom omelet orders. There were things out of the buffet and the waitresses would immediately report it to the kitchen and then would update you when the food was brought out. What better service can you ask for then that! We also like that the orange juice and coffee was included in the buffet price (and you can have both!). The buffet is a little expensive, but it you consider your drinks are included and getting the omelet on top of the buffet, it really isn't that pricey. After 20% tip our bill each morning was $57 for two people.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This buffet was amazing. Had so many options from turkey and pork sausage, cage free eggs, oatmeal bar, cereal bar, yogurt Parfets, bagels, and croissants as well, over 4 types. I was very impressed with the service as well. So friendly and prompt. Our waitress was Amsale, she was so sweet and kind to our kids. Thank you all for a nice relaxing breakfast to start our day.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Very alright. Nothing great, nothing over the top. Food selection was alright. $21 for a breakfast seems a little expensive though. Starbucks right down the hall is a better choice.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
A real treat. Our breakfasts were excellent - both my wife’s omelet and my delicious Eggs Benedict. Better than this was the service and I’m sorry I don’t recall our waitresses’ name but she was just a treasure. When my wife ordered her omelet from the menu she advised her to take advantage of the buffet to both save money and have more choice of ingredients. Imagine that! And my wife didn't even have to go to the buffet - the waitress took the order and brought it to the table. Despite being busy she kept our coffee cups filled and put smiles on our faces. It was a nice way to start the day and we would definitely go back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The key word is convenient. It isn’t fancy, and the food is okay, we had a good server. Lot of kids and it is a buffet line, so look out for rude people who don’t close the lids on hot foods or use their hands to get rolls instead of tongs. Like I said considering that you want to get out and sightsee convenience is the key.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 4
Excellent customer service team members are very attentive to any needs at the table. Didn’t have to wait for anything-coffee, water,juice, picking up plates all happened like we were the only people in the bistro despite it being very busy.
Vegetarian options: Wide selection of pastries, fruits, yogurts, granola, cereals, potatoes.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Super pricey for an average hotel breakfast buffet that is usually included almost anywhere else in this chain.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Extremely overpriced and mediocre food. $4 for filter coffee and $4.50 for orange juice. $16 for a breakfast portion.
Atmosphere: 4
Service: 4
Ok in a pinch, not the best or worst..
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 2
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One of the best public community services in the center of Capital Federal Administration.Come to this, many places do offer public restrooms/ bathrooms for convenience.This place is not one of them. However. They don’t mainly have them. One associate said. No bathroom. Get to transfer to the next destination course. Do not come there. If you , he, she, they want bathrooms, take it somewhere else differently. Avoid coming to this spot.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We stayed at the Holiday Inn on our recent trip to DC and were happy that there was a restaurant on-site for mornings when we had time for breakfast. We were promptly seated by the cheerful host both times we ate breakfast on-site. We were not interested in the buffet; experience with buffets in other hotels hasn't been great as usually the food offerings are saturated with sodium and fat. We ordered off of the menu in spite of servers who did everything they could to get us to go to the buffet. Our cooked-to-order breakfasts were good; just the right amount of food so as to not leave the table feeling overstuffed. Service was not great; a cardinal rule of food service is that a server loops back to the table a few minutes after serving the entree just to make sure that guests have everything they need. Didn't happen here. We would eat breakfast at the hotel again, more for the convenience than anything else.
They have a great breakfast buffet for about $20 per person. There was a wide variety of food and it they kept it nice and piping hot. You can also order eggs from the kitchen, if you'd rather have an omelet or fried eggs instead of the scrambled that are on the breakfast bar. Great service with a smile, and as we left, they thanked us for coming.
Freezing cold! Average food, for a relatively high price, at least for breakfast. Much of the staff cannot communicate properly in English. No fresh orange juice, no real coffee, etc.
Decent food but way, way overpriced.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
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