Comfort Inn Pentagon City

This hotel will be my ‘go to’ for when I travel to DC. It may be a little old, but the staff has done a fabulous job of making it the best it can be. I never once felt uncomfortable. I really have to praise the staff for their promptness in helping my family and I, from retrieving more towels to helping guide us on where to eat. The breakfast crew also was very attentive to making sure food and drinks were readily available. I follow a gluten free diet and they provided quite a few options for me. Plenty of fruit, hard boiled eggs and Rice Chex. I was super pleased. :)

Kinda low budget. Staff very slow. The groups sales people not too smart.
When I finally got my room there were panties at my room door. Lemme check, yes they are still there

Not bad for the price. Their «restaurant» is sketchy and over-​priced for what you get, which is what kept this from being a 4-​star rating.
Their shuttle service drops you right at the Metro, so don’t worry about navigating around town, but do make sure that you call when you are 3 or 4 stops away from coming back so the driver knows to wake up and get on the way to pick you up! :)

The room was dated and old, but it was clean. The beds were ok, and decent for the price range the hotel caters to. The free breakfast was actually impressive; it had waffles, eggs, sausage, potatoes, plus all the normal continental items. The hotel was affordable and decent. We would stay here again.

First off I’m very used to doing Las Vegas hotels so if I’m a little askew let me know. I was charged $ 150.00 for my room. Now that didn’t bug me after the venetian in Las Vegas until I looked around the room. The light above the sink doesn’t work. there was black mold in the shower and there was black hair all over the floor in the bathroom. To me that’s nasty and not worth premium pricing.

The hotel was clean and everything was in working order. Everyone that worked in the lobby was quite friendly.
My kid brother left his stuffed cow in the room and we didn’t realize it until over 24 hours after checking out. Housekeeping made a point to call me letting me know that «Cow Cow» was safe and sound and they’d bring him to the front desk.
Although it’s just a little old stuffed animal, they still kept it and left it up front for me to retrieve it. Some places would have thrown it away, and thank God they didn’t because «Cow Cow» is very important to my brother and they made him very happy by reuniting them!

Soooooooo TERRIBLE! We had issue after issue at this place.
1. Found a toenail in the «clean» bed
2. Huge hairs in the towels
3. So much baby powder air freshener it was unreal!
4. Huge dent in the wall
5. DIRTY!!!
6. The breakfast coupon nazi
7. Bad area of town… Cops were constantly in the parking lot for something.
8. A/​C not in working order
9. All toilets clogged
10. No water pressure in the showers
11. One person in our group got a rash from the bed
12. NOTHING within walking distance
ALL AROUND A TERRIBLE MOTEL!!!

kinda hard to find, but great place to stay the night. has free breakfast (not that great but better than nothing).

Nice hotel at nice value. Stayed here for my recent stay to Washington D.C. Pros: Free Hot Breakfast, Shuttle to metro, about a 5−7min drive to the major part of DC free parking, bar, etc. The only real issue i had was that the elevator broke down the last day, and we had to walk from the sixth floor all the way down (trust me with the bags we had, it was a long walk) and it did cost 345 for three nights (not bad actually). Overall, would i stay here again, sure why not.

Pretty average. Not nice, you won’t be impressing anyone by bringing them here. A little bit of a sketchy feel. The staff is super friendly though.

For the price (compared to staying in DC) and the ease of transportation … giving this place 3.5 stars — but its bumped to a 4.
Accommodations: satisfactory, standard hotel. extra point for having a separate sink outside the shower. free wifi,
Breakfast: Free! just remember to grab a ticket from the front desk. Fanciest item is probably the waffles. I settled for cereal and milk every morning.
Transportation: about a 7 minute shuttle ride (comes every thirty minutes during rush time, every hour otherwise) to the Pentagon City Metro stop, which is then another 10min metro ride to DC. The shuttle also goes to the nearby Reagan National Airport.
I was in DC for work and didn’t have too much to allot for a 5 star hotel, but if you just need a place to sleep, this is perfect. Not too much surrounding to walk to, or do in the evenings though.

If you stay here, bring your own soap. The hotel soap is rock hard, falls apart immediately in your hands and is thus pretty much worthless. Okay now that I have that out of the way! I don’t always splurge on hotel rooms, especially after my last experience at the Doubletree with a wonderful view of the roof and HVAC system. And I do share the European view of a hotel room being a place to sleep and it needn’t be luxurious. The Comfort Inn at the Pentagon (it’s not really that close but I guess close enough) was just fine during my recent visit to Northern Virginia and Washington, DC. I found everything to be as described in the other reviews but I skipped the breakfast and I saw about the free shuttle to the Metro on the hotel’s web page. I probably had more towels than some of the «nicer» hotels I’ve stayed at, and everything worked, there was plenty of hot water and good water pressure, and the beds were comfortable. Not a bad choice when visiting and I would definitely stay here again — but would bring my own soap!

I thought my experience with the Comfort Inn at Pentagon was going to be horrible it almost made me DREAD my trip to Wash DC for the Inauguration.
It started when I, even after I made my reservations back in JUNE, the hotel sent me a letter in DECEMBER stating that if I don’t prepay my entire reservation by DEC 20^th that they were going to cancel my reservation. That threw me off because i was planning to collect from the people i was sharing the room with in DC, NOT 5 days before Christmas. While my gut was telling me to prepay the room I decided instead to fax a threatening letter to the hotel, to the corporate office and to Rep John Lewis’ office. It seemed to work because i got all sorts of calls guaranteeing that my reservation would not be canceled.
So we get to the hotel and I was pleasantly surprised… it wasn’t the best hotel BUT I sure wasn’t the worst Ive been it and we only paid $ 130 a night thanks to my early reservation (smile) The staff was great! They made us little inauguration survival kits with hand warmers, breakfast bars, fruit and water that was very thoughtful and they were so kind to us.
They had free WiFi and free breakfast which really came in handy and their kindness only contributed to an already memorable trip.

Comfort Inn at the Pentagon shares the same space with Best Western Arlington Inn and Tower, located just right behind it. It offers complimentary continental breakfast each morning for guests, shuttles to and from the airport, and free internet access in the rooms (Wi-​Fi).
Our experience here was average. It took the hotel shuttle 40 minutes upon obtaining our luggage to pick me and my husband up. That was a bit frustrating.
Checking in was a smooth process. The room had nice comfortable beds and pillows with free internet access which was great so that I could check email and do some homework.
Complimentary breakfast. I don’t expect much as hey, we were traveling to D.C. on a major budget so free food?! We were there although let me just say that the coffee and juice are both watered down. We usually just grabbed some cereal, toast, and fruit while there.
The location isn’t exactly a prime spot close to everything. You can walk about half a mile to Shirlington which is great spot to have dinner, watch a movie, grab a cup of coffee or a cup of ice cream. What we didn’t find out until the ride back to our hotel is that they offer shuttle rides to the Pentagon City Metro Station. No one informed us of that. We just took the bus to transfer to the Metro Station. I was so PO’d thinking of how much we could of saved if the desk would have informed us of that. Oh well…=(