Tabard Inn

Delightful place full of antiques. Didn't get to try the dining options. The staff were amazingly friendly and charming. For some the lack of televisions may be an issue, but for anyone who can live without such, or are fine to do those things over wifi, it's an amazing place.

Lovely ambiance, love the restaurant. The hotel has a lot of character. The beds were very uncomfortable- like foam quick sand.

Charming and quirky converted historic rooming house. A refreshing change from techno-modern-cold hotels. The food in the restaurant is tremendous, especially hearty breakfasts.

What a refreshing break to find a gem of a hotel in DC. Loved it.

We plan to return. Breakfast and brunch are awesome. Dinner not as good. Loved our stay. Very cozy.

Property was fun (old-timey and unique artwork), in a convenient part of Dupont Circle close to the metro, and the food was excellent—we enjoyed breakfast and brunch both mornings of our stay. The bed in our room could have used more pillows since the ones there were flat. The mattress was uncomfortable and resulted in back and neck pain when we woke up. Car horns outside could be heard late at night from the room. Because the shower did not have a shower curtain or rod for one in place, we had to mop up water that had sprayed out during each of our showers. Overall though, we were pleased and plan to come back to the restaurant.

Super warm and responsive staff. Comfortable bed. Vintage charm. Very unique space and rooms. Love the common areas and my room. Shower could be better and there are quirks that come with uniqueness, but in all, met expectations and loved it. Also great, convenient location to business and residential neighborhoods. Also, I really like their business model and the restaurant food was delicious! Fresh fruit, well made eggs, good coffee.

I didn't know in advance I would have a shared bathroom. I appreciate what they're going for with keeping things quaint, but to some extent it felt like it was at the expense of comfort and reasonable convenience. Given the low price and location, though, and the fact that the restaurant and bar were great, it was but too bad.

Our second stay at Tabard Inn and, again, unlike anyplace else. From the gracious and always helpful front desk staff who work to make everything right, to the quirky rooms with antique furniture and creaky floorboards, to the wild artwork and photos on the walls, to the terrific restaurant (including discount coupons for guests), we just love Tabard Inn. It’s not just a place to rest your head for the night, but an experience worth traveling for in itself. Perhaps not for everyone, but coming here feels to us like coming home. Can’t wait for our next stay