Loved this hotel and was very happy and planning on coming back until I saw my incidentals charges. I travel a ton for business and I'm in DC at least 4 weeks a year and maybe more, every 3 months. Anyway, I'm well traveled and know costs of parking in cities as opposed to smaller towns, "resort" fees, etc. I was really put off by the 60 a night for parking and the crazy "resort fee". I had coffee every morning and charged it to the room and one nice dinner at your restaurant and my bill after room was over 700. This seemed excessive and I inquired and was politely informed about the fees. I told her, as I'm telling all now, I will not stay there again. I loved everything about this hotel but this. The staff is wonderful (I tip VERY well) and I appreciate good service. I don't expect it, but when I feel it's truly exceptional I show my gratitude. Might I suggest adding your resort fee to the price of the room? This way your customer doesn't feel coned when they go to check out. Resort Fees are truly a silly allocation when you should just charge more for the room. Showing confidence in your price supports your commitment to the service you offer and the quality of the experience. Anyway, that put me off and due to budgeting my expenses, I was not prepared for such a gouge.
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