My company recently held our National Convention at the Gaylord National Resort. To be fair, the facility is beautiful and our room was very nice. The hotel catered our event and the food was awful! Frankly, the only thing decent that they served over the course of our four day stay were Hot Dogs. For a hotel of this caliber,... More

Huge rip-off. I stayed here for business and I was charged a $15 "resort" fee every night for what amounts to 2 bottles of Wal-Mart style bottled water and internet fees. This was on top of $247 nightly fee, $22 for parking, and about $38 in taxes. The room wasn't nearly as nice as what you get in a Hampton... More

Like a lot of people, I wound up here as I was attending an industry function. After all, if you are on vacation, you'll want to stay closer to central Washington DC itself. I spent four nights here. The room was clean, the bed comfy. But for $247/night plus tax it was lacking. A cheap in-room coffee maker with lousy... More

A friend was attending a business meeting at the Gaylord, and she invited me to spend the weekend in DC with her. I had previously been to National Harbor to walk around and I had dined at the sports bar at the Gaylord. I have also previously stayed at the Gaylord Texan (DFW/Grapevine) and Opryland (Nashville) resorts, which were very... More

I was here for a medical software conference at the end of May. As with the two other Gaylord Convention Centers I have stayed at (Nashville and Grapevine, Texas), it was an excellent and well-appointed location for a convention - good service, food, and amenities.More great shops and restaurants across the street.

This hotel is very large. Like a Vegas style hotel 2,000+ rooms. Be prepared to walk. It's in National Harbor -- a manufactured 'town' south of DC on the river. Beautiful location. Town has no character and is just touristy shops and restaurants. Not connected to the Metro or an convenient transit. Perfect if you are attending a conference, but... More

The hotel is huge, like a Vegas hotel, just without the casinos. The rooms are adequate, clean and reasonably priced. The location is outside of DC, not within walking distance. More of a convention hotel than a tourist hotel. No complaints.

For late arrivals their system does not work. I arrived around 10pm and around 4am a security person tried to enter the room (good thing I lock the doors) and the I got a call saying they needed to retreive something a previous guest had left! Checked out very early 2 days later and the person from reception had a... More

Lobby and grounds are beautiful. Rooms are average with few amenities -- no tub in our upgraded suite, no mini-bar, but there was a rather useless dining table & chairs taking up the other half of the suite. Spa staff was cordial, but nothing special there either. If you're looking for location, the hotel provides that, but stay in the... More