Dick
Feb 25th, 2007, 4:17 pm
Howdy all - got a question for somebody.
Second week of May, Cheryl and a friend are going to D.C. for some vacation time, some sightseeing, and touring some of the usual POI places. We've got the travel plans covered both ways, and are now looking at a place to stay. After their horrifying experience last year in Europe, staying at a *House of Wax* :eek: hotel recommended and selected by a lousy ex-travel agent, this trip they're gonna select their own accommodations.
So far, the front runner is the Renaissance Mayflower, touted to be within walking distance of most of the tourist-visited places, and with easy access to the Metro. My question is, before the gals wrap up their itinerary and make reservations: if someone has any first, or second-hand info on this hotel. It's listed in a couple websites as being four-star, and with some pretty good customer write-ups. Sounds good to us, butt so did the hotel in Florence, Italy when we saw their website (a picture isn't always worth a thousand words!!!).
My thanks in advance to anyone with positive or negative info.
Second week of May, Cheryl and a friend are going to D.C. for some vacation time, some sightseeing, and touring some of the usual POI places. We've got the travel plans covered both ways, and are now looking at a place to stay. After their horrifying experience last year in Europe, staying at a *House of Wax* :eek: hotel recommended and selected by a lousy ex-travel agent, this trip they're gonna select their own accommodations.
So far, the front runner is the Renaissance Mayflower, touted to be within walking distance of most of the tourist-visited places, and with easy access to the Metro. My question is, before the gals wrap up their itinerary and make reservations: if someone has any first, or second-hand info on this hotel. It's listed in a couple websites as being four-star, and with some pretty good customer write-ups. Sounds good to us, butt so did the hotel in Florence, Italy when we saw their website (a picture isn't always worth a thousand words!!!).
My thanks in advance to anyone with positive or negative info.