I have a soft spot for grand old hotels...if they are kept up and run well. The rooms are just a bit smaller than newer hotels, but very comfortable. The walls were actually solid and soundproof - like in the good old days. Everything worked, and the staff was awesome. Friendly, relaxed, attentive. Excellent location, especially for a business trip. Cozy dining and sitting areas. Beautiful building. Valet parking is available. There are a few historic hotels in DC. This is a gem.

I had a wonderful stay here. The bed was possibly the most comfortable I've ever slept on in a hotel. It was so hard to wake up when the time came. Great service too.

I surprisingly enjoyed my time here. Unique hotel: over 100 years old and very "vintage" looking. Tudor style building. Rooms were modernized, clean, and cozy. Smaller hotel and rooms, however enough space for a couple. Excellent location in a walkable area.

I met friends for Afternoon Tea. The service/ wait staff were five stars but the hotel was obviously absolutely beautiful at one time, but needs updating. The dining room wasn't anything special. The tea was beautifully served and food was delicious. But, I thought at $80.00 a person, very expensive. Again, the best part of the experience was the waiter who really was fabulous.

Literally the worst hotel internet I've had since 2010, consistently through my stay. Lovely lobby, good location. I had a good side room with windows on two sides, but it was very dark (no ceiling lights) and just slightly tired.

I stayed at The Henley Park hotel for a business trip in February and it was exceptional. The staff were all incredibly nice. Binod at the bar/restaurant totally elevated the whole experience for me. In the middle of a busy city, his friendliness and kindness brought so much character, authenticity, and stillness to the atmosphere. I really enjoyed my stay. The entire experience felt unique, totally different from the average hotel stay. The food at the restaurant was also amazing! Oscar made sure I had everything I needed as well, and was present being very helpful and attentive to the staff and other guests. Thank you all so much. I really had a great time!

I was in town for a Volleyball tournament at the Convention Center, and had been driving home each night (to Northern VA) except for the last night because we had an early start on Monday. I kept looking at chain hotel prices online and kept getting discouraged with the pricing after all the fees, etc... I then found the Henley Park Hotel & it was amazing. I called and was able to reserve a room. The King room was beautiful. The front desk staff was very helpful. I had a drink at the bar and the service was great. It is a beautiful hotel, the price was perfect for 1 night ($150). I was able to get an Uber easily. It was a very easy walk to the convention center.

An unexpected delight. Boutique hotel. Expensive parking but it is balanced by reasonable room rates. Clean and really pleasant room. I wouldn’t go out alone at night there, but did not have any concerns during the day or Ubering at night. Highly recommend!

You can see from my history I never give bad reviews , this place changed it, I went to the desk to check in, was not greeted , basically asked like "what?" I had to explain I was checking in, they told me yes we have rooms ready but you have to pay an extra day to get in 2 hours early, asked for a manager to speak to, also reiterated that in rude fashion , was not given an explanation as to why, just it is what it is, I work with hotels all the time through my job and this has never been an issue , if the room is ready they let you in, complete cash grab, manager was so rude and dismissive, will never give this place business personally or through my work clients, bell staff and housekeeping were exceptional they should be running it tbh.

The hotel was at a fantastic location in the heart of DC. And it was a funky place with a nice sitting room and interesting bar. But the rooms were lacking. The old windows led to drafts, my in-room coffee maker didn't work, and there were 2 working electrical outlets in the room. One by the door and the other in the bathroom. (I charged my phone in the bathroom.). And when I went to heat up the iron to iron my pants and shirt, it immediately set of the smoke detector. Since it wasn't hard-wired, I got it to shut off quickly.