The Washington Inn

The Washington Inn, built in 1913, proudly receives guests in their 100 year old facility. Many of the original construction exists and has been well preserved. The room was comfortable, well cleaned and quiet. It felt safe and protected. In the morning. Breakfast was an array of any other hotel offerings. Yogurt, fruit cups, juice, cereal with milk, oatmeal, bagels, toast and jam! It was welcoming with delicious coffee! Water was the only thing o would have like to have in my room. I didn't notice the water option downstairs near the reception area until I was ready to leave! I'll choose the ole Washington Inn over the Marriott any day! Thanks staff!!

No bottled water in room.

We love the rooms there, the bed area is small but cozy and interesting looking. Bed is comfortable. There was a tv and a fridge in our room as well. Love the size of the bathroom, much bigger than you'd expect considering the size of the room. Water pressure is SO great, water gets nice and hot quickly in the shower. My favorite thing is the little sink and vanity area outside of the room. So cute and I want something like that in my house haha. For the price, this is definitely a great cozy stay. It's a cool simple vintage looking hotel. The lobby is super dope. The elevator is like a birdcage, it's beautiful. The staff is super nice and helpful. We love the woman at the front desk, Sheila. She's hilarious and really helpful. Definitely would stay again, no question.

We didn't have any complaints, we weren't looking for anything like super luxurious. If you're looking something that's like over the top fancy, this might not be the place for you.

The breakfast is convenient and acceptable. I love the King Suite and the staff is friendly and helpful. This is my new home away from home. I live in East Contra Costa and when I know I'm going to be in the east bay for a long period this is the first place I try to stay!

Had a mix up with my room one time and that's all forgiven.

I liked the location...in the middle of uptown and incredible restaurants I am a senior citizen so I liked the walk in shower I liked that one of the windows opened part way The staff was friendly The TV was near the bed The architecture of the building was The air conditioner worked well

They didn't have cups in the bedroom IF I had brought a car parking would have been a hassle

I picked it for the location so we’d be able to walk to the Tori Amos concert at the Paramount Theater.

The property is beautiful and Historic, it was very warm that day so the room was warm as well, it’s to be expected with an Inn built in 1931.

The staff was very helpful about telling us where we could park our rental car safely overnight. The hotel was quiet and right near downtown. There was a farm market around the corner the next morning and bunch of interesting shops and cafes in the area.

The beds were comfortable, the room was clean aside from some scuffs on the walls. Overall, I thought the decor of the place was very nice.

The Inn is definitely old and in need of renovation. The floor in our room was uneven and the carpet seemed pretty old, as I saw some holes in the hallway.

Unfornutaly the area around the hotel is not 100% safe. I had no problem but heard a lot of stories.

front desk agent was 10/10 advised us about break in and where to park our car, our friend didn't listen he was broken in to and front desk saved our trip, rooms where clean and someone at door all nignt to let us in

no mirror in bathroom but not big deal

The staff was lovely. There was one woman, I believe her name was Marissa, and another woman with long, wavy hair, that were both very kind and helpful, even though they were busy.

There were not enough outlets. The ones that were there were in inconvenient places.