Cambria Hotel Washington DC Navy Yard Riverfront

New. Great location close to the Nationals. Bars, restaurants 10-15 min walk.

Rooftop bar and lobby bar not open.

Loved the location and room

There were a bunch of kids in the hotel for a group trip and they were extremely loud at night. It would have been nice if the hotel could have reinforced noise discipline with the adults chaperoning the kids.

The location worked for us as we had plans to visit the Wharf which was within walking distance. If you want to head to a Nat's game or Audi field, this would be a wonderful location as well. A little seperate from the rest of the city but a metro stop is also within a 5-10 minute walk. We didn't stay long enough to enjoy any other amenities, the attached bar/restaurant looked nice. Our room was very comfortable. Furnishing were comfy and we had a nice view of the Capital building and Washington Memorial.

The neighborhood is in a transitional phase or gentrification if you will. The hotel sits among low income housing. I was hoping to find street parking but the streets around the hotel were zoned and I believe the parking garages near by are only available on game days. I didn't feel safe parking my car in the surrounding neighborhood and had to do valet parking, which was $58 dollars a night (before arriving I was told it was $56). I didn't feel I had any other choice.

The hotel was beautiful, modern, and aesthetically pleasing. The staff was also kind and professional throughout our stay.

The AC unit in our room constantly cycled on and off throughout the night. When it turned on it made a very loud noise, and when it shut off the room became warm quickly. Unfortunately this made it very difficult to sleep during my stay.