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Adams Inn

1746 Lanier Pl NW, Washington, District of Columbia 20009 USA

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Adams Inn

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Opens Wed 8a

Independent
Credit Cards
Accepted
Pet Friendly
Public
Restrooms
Outdoor
Seating

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“Home away from home”

Located in historic Adams-Morgan, the Inn borders a vibrant, multicultural entertainment district that is home to more than one hundred of DCs most popular shops, restaurants, and music clubs. Adam’s Inn, a Victorian B&B spanning three 100-year old buildings on a quiet residential street, has been a “home away from home” for international and budget conscious travelers for 20 years.Centrally located in the heart of historic Adams-Morgan, the Inn borders a vibrant, multicultural entertainment district that is home to more than one hundred of DC’s most popular shops, restaurants, and music clubs. The National Zoo, White House, Convention Center, museums, galleries and many other tourist attractions are just minutes away by foot, subway, bus or taxi.The Inn is just a 7 block walk from the Woodley Park Red Line Metro station and a 10 block walk from the Columbia Heights Green & Yellow Line Metro station. We offer comfort, charm, and affordability, plus friendly and knowledgeable staff that go out of their way to be helpful

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Reviewed by
KyPie27

2 Reviews
0 Helpful

October 15, 2015

Rated 4.0

This was my first time staying in a B&B and I thought it was fine. We were there because it was the cheapest place we could find in DC. I loved the style of the neighborhood. I'm sure there are fancier B&Bs out there but I would stay here again.

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hmitchell2

10 Reviews
1 Helpful

August 23, 2015

Rated 1.0

VERY big disappointment.
They called us before we even got there and asked if they could "upgrade" us to a room so they could place someone else in a room we had booked with two beds. We were willing to do so even though we couldn't quite understand what the "upgrade" was...
Then we arrived and there was nowhere to park. After we lugged our things up multiple flights of stairs to this "upgraded" room we went out back - and sat by ourselves, because it was not in any way a community feeling like you're supposed to get at a b&b.
1st big thing... In the middle of the night I had to plunge the toilet (remember,upgraded room). Number two - the "Bed and Breakfast" served a continental breakfast... And it sucked!

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