The Intown Uptown Inn Washington D.C.

The Intown Uptown Inn is a bed and breakfast located in Washington, DC. The first thing I said when I walked in was “now this is somewhere I’d like to live.” I really enjoyed my stay at The Intown Uptown Inn and would recommend it to others. I loved that the inn was modern and not decorated in 80’s floral prints like so many bed and breakfasts. The rooms were relaxing and well kept. I stayed in the Uptown room, which has a deep jacuzzi tub that was perfect after walking a million miles around DC. I looked at all the rooms while I was there and the other room that caught my eye was the Wysteria. It did not appeal to me at all on the website, in fact it looked cheaply decorated. However, in person I thought it was really cute. The Wysteria had the best bathroom of all the rooms, with a huge soaking tub surrounded by some windows with a view.

Breakfast was yummy every morning and included both hot and cold entrees. Fresh fruit was served in martini glasses, which was a nice touch. The main course changed daily, which kept things fresh. The dining room was a site in and of itself, as it was decorated like a modern castle. Even my husband commented how nice it looked. The evening snacks were more limited than other bed and breakfasts. During my stay, gummy bears and water with lemon was served. There are two sitting rooms with magazines that provide a nice place to unwind after a busy day in the city.

The inn is not convenient if you want to walk to attractions, nor is it located near the bus line. You will need to drive closer to the attractions and then park. I didn’t have any trouble doing this, but I went on a holiday weekend so it was less busy than normal. There is free on street parking at the bed and breakfast, and it is surprisingly easy to find a spot no matter what time of day you return to the inn. Free parking is a major perk in DC. Most hotels charge around $20 just for parking.