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The Mansion on O Street in Washington

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● Center: 1.7 km

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Rooms and prices

2 guests

Adults−2+

Children under 17−0+

Age−7+

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Run of House

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Standard room

Air conditioning and private bathroom

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2 Bedrooms Standard room

Private bathroom

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Comfort room

Private bathroom

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Comfort Double room

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Comfort Double room with view

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Deluxe room

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Deluxe Double room

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Deluxe Double room with view

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Suite

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2 Bedrooms Suite

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2 Bedrooms Suite with view

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3 Bedrooms Suite

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3 Bedrooms Suite with view

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Family Suite

Family room with air conditioner and bathroom

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Family Suite with view

Family room with kitchen, air conditioner and shower

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Deluxe Suite

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Luxury Suite

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Description

In this hotel 14 rooms.

Policies and conditions

Child policies: Children of all ages are welcome at this property. Additional fees may be charged for children using existing beds. Add the number of children to get a more accurate price.
Cribs and Extra Beds: For all room types, cribs and extra beds cannot be added.
Pets: Pets are not allowed
Paying at the hotel: AmericanExpress, MasterCard, Visa
Check in time: 15:00-23:00. Check out time: 05:00-11:00.

2 guests

Adults−2+

Children under 17−0+

Age−7+

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Services and facilities

General

Air conditioning
24-hour reception
Elevator/lift
Currency exchange
Smoke-free property
Heating
Newspapers
Gift shop
Express check-in/check-out
Garden
Private check-in/check-out

Rooms

Bridal suite
Non-smoking rooms
Room service
Family room
VIP room amenities
Cable TV
TV
Shower/Bathtub
Bathtub
Shower
Wardrobe/Closet
Linens
Toiletries

Accessibility

Accessibility features

Services and amenities

Ironing
Laundry
Concierge services
Dry-cleaning
Luggage storage
Iron

Meals

Bar
Restaurant

Internet

Free Wi-Fi

Languages Spoken

Spanish
English

Recreation

Library
Billiards

Pool and beach

Beach/pool towels

Business

Business center
Fax and copy machine
Meeting and presentation facilities
Conference Hall

Kids

Playroom
Family/Kid Friendly

Pets

Pets Not Allowed

Street view

Video: The Mansion on O Street

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Reviews

Cleanliness

Amenities

Location

Service

08.10.2025 Guest

I really don’t understand this hotel or museum. Its mission is unclear, but it most resembles a flea market. It is indescribably junky and cluttered. Sure, it has some cool history, but that is overshadowed by all the junk. Here are some nice things about the hotel: 1. The location is good. 2. The rooms are big (our room was across the street from the mansion). 3. The staff was friendly. But I really would not recommend this experience as the clutter is overwhelming. It is disappointing as it could be really fabulous with some curating.

06.08.2025 Guest

Hey - would this place be cool for maybe $10 a person? Sure, why not. But for $30 a person its very underwhelming. It's essentially 5 cavernous townhomes linked together and stuffed to the brim with random nicknacks and antiques. The "secret doors" are very underwhelming too. Would I say it's a bad experience? No. But not nearly worth the money. Not even close.

25.06.2025 Guest

I brought my wife and 3 kids (Ages 8, 11, 18) to see the museum based on the numerous 5 star reviews I read. The advertising sounded very attractive and something my kids would love. When we arrived we checked in, which was easy, and watched a short video. Then we were pointed to the stairs to start searching for secret rooms. All the rooms were very cluttered, borderline hoarderish, and every secret room was so easy to find my youngest kids found them within a minute of entering the room. The price per person for basic morning admission was $33 after fees. There were other groups of people visiting during the same timeslot we had and everyone we spoke to was underwhelmed by the visit. It’s hard for me to believe any of the reviews are honest, especially because there are none under 4 stars. In total we spent just under 1 hour there and discovered every secret room and door. It’s important to note that most of the secrets are just doors/windows and not rooms you can enter.

28.01.2025 Guest

The other reviews and the website did not prepare me for how much STUFF there is in this museum--every surface and every wall covered with books, knick-knacks, record albums, paintings, etc.. Some of it was really cool, like the enormous bathtubs and the themed rooms. But I also felt a bit suffocated as if I was in the house of a hoarder. My companion was obsessed with understanding how they keep everything dust-free. Overall, well worth a visit, and totally different from any other museum.

08.08.2024 Guest

My husband and I went here for a night out. We had so much fun. Would recommend doing this. Not so much for kids to do. There's lots of stuff to see . Try to get a time when it's not too busy. If you can that way you can find the doors without someone giving them away.

05.08.2024 Guest

A completely different experience than any other museum in D.C. The beginning of the self guided experience is worth listening to every word. Its walls (that open) must have amazing stories to tell. Try and find as many hidden entrances that move you from room to hallway to room. It’s surreal as there are actual guests staying in the mansion. The amount of incredible memorabilia in this Mansion is overwhelming and every piece is for sale. As it’s an Inn as well as a museum there is a bar to stop in when you find your way back. Depending on your time limits, this could be an hour visit or three. A little off the beaten path, still hanging on to a “hidden gem” - loved it

14.07.2024 Guest

We visited the museaum with our 2 children - age 10 and 12 What a fun experience !! My kids did not want to leave. There was something for everyone is every room and the secret doors made it so exciting ! We would highly recommend this to anyone, all ages!

11.07.2024 Guest

Take a break from monuments and "traditional" museums by visiting the Museum on O Street. This is perfect for kids from 5-13, I'd say. We had an 11-year-old with us who got into the game of trying to find the hidden doors and rooms. Staff was friendly and helpful. Our favorite was the log cabin room. Each of the themed rooms is crammed with stuff, so if you have trouble with clutter, be prepared. We especially liked the baseball-themed room. Classic rock lovers will enjoy this museum.

08.07.2024 Guest

Went with our 12 and 14yo kids. They loved finding the secret doors; us parents loved the nostalgia. We were there over 90 minutes - tired by then, and all the stuff everywhere can be overwhelming to the senses over time. Yes, it seems pricey given so many things in DC are free, but it was a fun unique experience and glad we did it. We felt it was worth it. We parked a couple blocks away via SpotHero since too far for our bikes from our VBRO which was not near a metro stop.

03.06.2024 Guest

My family (2 parents are four 18-21 year old kids) loved the Secret Door Tour in the Mansion On O Street. We found 12 doors (including two tiny doors)! It was a fun evening. The museum pieces were interesting. Our group was most impressed with the incredible bathrooms that some of the bedrooms have. We learned a lot and had a lot of fun. We highly recommend looking for the secret doors in O Museum.

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Cafe and Restaurants near hotel

Restaurant «Firefly» (2 min)

1310 New Hampshire Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036

Reviews

03.01.2018 Neil

Me likey. Food was fantastic. Easily accommodated weird food restrictions. Weren't perturbed by children, had kid menu and bake-your-own cookie activity. Waiter Rachel was extremely helpful and my beer never ran dry. Definitely going back.

25.12.2017 Carol

Was there with family for Christmas Eve brunch. My polenta with spinach, mushrooms, and poached eggs was savory and filling. We all enjoyed our meals. Service was quick and friendly.

29.10.2017 Chuck

The truffle fries are amazing!! I wanted to order two of them. And the bartender Brendan is amazing! His drinks are superb. Definitely will come back.

30.09.2017 Austin

Firefly has a few strikes against them and it's warranted. First off, it's a restaurant in a hotel. Secondly, it's only three stars on Yelp. Finally, their main selling point is a giant tree in the middle of the restaurant. Enough said.

I met the CEO of the Muse here for a small group discussion about the future of work. We had a small back room reserved that was very quiet. The service was fast and hands on, but the food was just okay. I ordered the pumpkin soup (which was the stand out dish of the lunch) and a reuben that was mediocre.

If you're a hotel guest, there's worst places to dine, but in a city full of top restaurants, I'd spend time researching other options.

26.09.2017 Caitlin

A small and interestingly-decorated concept restaurant attached to a boutique hotel within convenient walking distance from the DuPont Circle Metro stop. The food is slightly on the pricier side, but absolutely delicious and the service was very friendly. The menu is comprised of inventive and seasonal dishes - definitely try the pumpkin cheesecake french toast! There's a taste for every palate and the atmosphere of the restaurant is fun and unique. Definitely would recommend!

James Hoban's Irish Restaurant (2 min)

1 Dupont Cir NW, Washington, DC 20036

Reviews

14.12.2017 Greg

This is a frequent stop for us just because it's right off of Dupont Circle, but its a really nice blend of comfort (eg, Shepard's pie, beef stew, etc), beer&wiskey (nice selection of English/Scotland varieties) and atmosphere (can get a bit loud at peak dinner times). Try a flight of beers ... makes for fun conversation.

04.12.2017 Gizem

Very nice place with outdoor seating. Prices are reasonable, and appetizers are good. In addition, they have live music too.

26.11.2017 padraic

Lively Irish bar in the picturesque surrounding of DuPont circle. Good food and a great selection of drinks with attentive staff.

24.10.2017 a

I frequent this restaurant as a good alternative when Frontpage is over crowded. My group and I placed our orders for mimosas, as a accident on behalf of our waitress, drinks and champagne were spilled all over us. We were drenched in alcohol and glass. Our waitress apologized repeatedly, the manager witnessed the incident and offered napkins to help. (That was all that we saw from him). Once clearing the table off, we deciding to make the most of the disaster and order food. Our waiter apologized for a second time and said our bill will be comped on behalf of the manager, due to the extreme incident. (Mind you the manager David never apologized for the incident). Our waitress came to our table and said that after further thought the manager will comp our round of drinks. This would have been okay, however once I asked for the manager to at least apologize in person, is when my discomfort started to grow. David, the manager approach us and said "what seems to be the issue?" He than, began too jokingly say that "things like this happen all the time and that its just the business". I have not heard of any restaurants in DC spilling champagne and glass as a common practice. From his lack of concern for our safety and comfort really leaves me to question how this establishment is still in business. As a person who loves a wonderful restaurant, I would not recommend James Hobans. From the uncomfortable experience I had during my time there, I would rate this and David Giroup( the manager) a one star. I will provide photos once I remove the glass from my shoes.

I hope this helps some considering dining here.

22.10.2017 Jason

Go-to Irish pub. The food is solid and they have drink specials for each day of the week. They have a massive bar with a bunch of Tv's so its a good place to catch games. They have live music on the weekends and it gets one of the largest crowds for St. Paddy's day.

Cafe «Krispy Kreme» (3 min)

1350 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036

Reviews

31.12.2017 Anthony

Great place for donuts and if you're a member the better deals you get

14.12.2017 Sharron

A good place to visit for donuts. Line looked long but moved very quickly. Great donuts. Would definitely visit again.

13.12.2017 Nabil

Probably the best donuts in DC. This is one of the best donut chains in the country, and this location doesn't disappoint. They often have free samples in the shop or on the sidewalk close to the shop. The shop is nice and clean and has a distinct smell of freshly made donuts.

07.12.2017 Giovanni

Pretty good spot. Free tasting if you gently ask for that

04.12.2017 Christina

Pretty okay. I like how they make it fresh in front of you. They didn't have pumpkin spice which sucked!

Frequently asked questions about The Mansion on O Street

How much does it cost to stay at The Mansion on O Street?

The cost of staying in The Mansion on O Street depends on the dates, rates, number of guests and other conditions. The minimum estimated price is 449 USD. Enter your dates to see the exact offer prices.

Which sights are located near The Mansion on O Street?

The nearest sights are: White House (1.4 km), Vietnam Veterans Memorial (1.9 km) and Lincoln Memorial (2.2 km)

Which room categories are available in the The Mansion on O Street?

You can book Run of House, Standard room, 2 Bedrooms Standard room, Comfort room, Comfort Double room, Comfort Double room with view, Deluxe room, Deluxe Double room, Deluxe Double room with view, Suite, 2 Bedrooms Suite, 2 Bedrooms Suite with view, 3 Bedrooms Suite, 3 Bedrooms Suite with view, Family Suite, Family Suite with view, Deluxe Suite, Luxury Suite, Luxury Suite with view in the hotel. Please check room availability by choosing your dates

Does The Mansion on O Street have a pool?

No, The Mansion on O Street does not have a pool for guests.

Does The Mansion on O Street allow pets, and what is the pet fee and weight limit?

No, pets are not allowed at The Mansion on O Street.

Does The Mansion on O Street offer breakfast?

No, The Mansion on O Street does not provide breakfast.

How to get to The Mansion on O Street from the nearest airport?

The nearest airport is Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, located straight line distance from hotel: 6.5 km away.

What’s the cancellation policy at The Mansion on O Street?

The cancellation policy at The Mansion on O Street depends on your room type and booking terms.

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