text: Research | August 2005The Language Abilities of Bilingual Children With Down Syndrome Elizabeth Kay-Raining Bird, Patricia Cleave, Natacha Trudeau, Elin Thordardottir, Ann Sutton, and Amy Thorpe Author Notes Corresponding author: e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com © American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Article Information Development / Special Populations / Cultural & Linguistic Diversity / Genetic & Congenital Disorders / Attention, Memory & Executive Functions Research | August 2005 The Language Abilities of Bilingual Children With Down Syndrome American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology, August 2005, Vol. 14, 187-199. doi:10.1044/1058-0360(2005/019) History: Received October 28, 2004 , Accepted May 16, 2005 American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology, August 2005, Vol. 14, 187-199. doi:10.1044/1058-0360(2005/019) History: Received October 28, 2004; Accepted May 16, 2005 Web of Science® Times Cited: 26 View Article Figures Tables PDF PDF Supplemental Data Supplements Multimedia Share Email Twitter Facebook Pinterest Tools Get Citation Citation Bird, E. K., Cleave, P., Trudeau, N., Thordardottir, E., Sutton, A., & Thorpe, A. (2005). The Language Abilities of Bilingual Children With Down Syndrome. Am J Speech Lang Pathol, 14(3), 187-199. doi: 10.1044/1058-0360(2005/019). Download citation file: RIS (Zotero) EndNote BibTex Medlars ProCite RefWorks Reference Manager © 2016 American Speech-Language-Hearing Association × Alerts User Alerts You are adding an alert for: The Language Abilities of Bilingual Children With Down Syndrome You will receive an email whenever this article is corrected, updated, or cited in the literature. You can manage this and all other alerts in My Account The alert will be sent to: Confirm × Sign In or Create a free account to receive alerts. × Children with Down syndrome (DS) have cognitive disabilities resulting from trisomy 21. Language-learning difficulties, especially expressive language problems, are an important component of the phenotype of this population. Many individuals with DS are born into bilingual environments. To date, however, there is almost no information available regarding the capacity of these individuals to acquire more than 1 language. The present study compared the language abilities of 8 children with DS being raised bilingually with those of 3 control groups matched on developmental level: monolingual children with DS (n=14), monolingual typically developing (TD) children (n=18), and bilingual TD children (n=11). All children had at least 100 words in their productive vocabularies but a mean length of utterance of less than 3.5. The bilingual children spoke English and 1 other language and were either balanced bilinguals or English-dominant. English testing was completed for all children using the following: the Preschool Language Scale, Third Edition; language sampling; and the MacArthur Communicative Development Inventories (CDI). Bilingual children were also tested in the second language using a vocabulary comprehension test, the CDI, and language sampling. Results provided evidence of a similar profile of language abilities in bilingual children as has been documented for monolingual children with DS. There was no evidence of a detrimental effect of bilingualism. That is, the bilingual children with DS scored at least as well on all English tests as their monolingual DS counterparts. Nonetheless, there was considerable diversity in the second-language abilities demonstrated by these individuals with DS. Clinical implications are addressed. Subscribe to view more For full access to this article, log in to an existing user account, purchase an annual subscription, or purchase a short-term subscription. 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Alterra moving into Third Ward Caffe space, planning 'different experience'
Alterra Coffee Roasters will beef up its downtown presence in midsummer when it takes over the space recently vacated by Third Ward Caffe. Because the storefront on E. St. Paul Ave. is smaller than Alterra's typical cafe, the coffee company is looking at atypical options for the space.
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Richard Carpenter, the male half of the successful brother-sister singing duo, the Carpenters, still looks the same: 6' tall, 160 lean pounds, a boyish smile. But at least two things have changed since the tragic day four and a half years ago when his sister, Karen, died, the victim of a heart attack brought about by an eight-year battle with anorexia. On the professional front, Carpenter released his first solo LP, Time, last month. But it's the home-front news that has Carpenter most excited: Eight weeks ago, at age 40, he became a father for the first time—and simultaneously a bowl of mush. "He was never real interested in having children," says Mary, 30, his wife of three years. "But when we decided to get married, I told him I really wanted to have children. He said yes, so we started trying last year. Now that Kristi Lynn is here, he adores her. He was in the delivery room. He saw her before I did, changed her before I did. He's a real good father." Record business wisdom would have Carpenter go out on tour to support his new LP, but he plans to stay home for a while, he says, "because I don't want to leave my baby yet."
The album is a departure for Carpenter, who in the past always sang backup to Karen's lead vocal on such hits as Close to Vow and Yesterday Once More. That pattern continued in two Carpenter LPs released since Karen's death: Voice of the Heart, which used vocals that Karen had recorded from 1980 to '82; and a Christmas album with material left over from their 1978 Christmas album. On the new LP, Richard sings lead on six of the 10 songs. Lead vocals on the others come from Dionne Warwick, Dusty Springfield and a 16-year-old newcomer named Scott Grimes, who remembers the Carpenter hit We've Only Just Begun as "the very first song I sang publicly, at a wedding when I was 7." "My intention was to get back into my music and create something new," says Carpenter. "I loved working with our older music, the Carpenter things, remixing them for CDs and all that. But I'm very much into the future too."
Still, the past was hard to forget, especially when Carpenter started to record alone for the first time. "It struck home anew that Karen was no longer with us, and I found that very upsetting," he says. "Here I was, working alone when we had always been a team, working with the same engineer, the same musicians and in the same studios, and no Karen." In Love Alone, recorded on the new album, was written in 1982 especially for Karen by Richard and lyricist John Bettis, but she didn't live to hear it. "We'd invited Karen to a Christmas party we were having here so we could play it for her," says Richard. "But it was pouring pitchforks, and she didn't want to drive all the way from her apartment. I never really saw her by a piano after that where I could play it for her. She died the following February." Says Warwick of singing In Love Alone: "It was probably one of the hardest things I've ever done; listening to it is still difficult. But I'm thrilled Richard has gotten himself together and is making pretty music again."
A little over a year after Karen's death, Richard and Mary decided to get married, after a long, roller-coaster courtship. They first met in 1975 when Mary's brother, the Carpenters' former road manager, brought her backstage in Las Vegas. "We hit it off at that very first meeting," says Mary, "so I decided to move out here from Baltimore. I got a job in a bank, and we stayed together. He wanted to get married when we first met, but I didn't because I was only 18, and I wasn't ready. Then when I was ready, he wasn't. We went back and forth like that for quite a while." Nine years later, after Mary had moved back to Baltimore to live with her parents, Richard visited at Christmastime and proposed. They tied the knot on May 19, 1984.
They now live in Richard's comfortable but unassuming home in Downey, Calif., just minutes away from his parents, who take every opportunity to visit their only grandchild. Asked how he has changed, Carpenter, who is about as laid back as Carpenter's music, replies, "Not much—I'm still working with the same people. I'm still in the same house, still near my parents." Yet when the talk turns to marriage and fatherhood, he gets darn close to gushy. "Everything my friends and parents told me about having a child is true," says Carpenter. "It's absolutely wonderful. We definitely plan more, two or three. This is great."
Four Years After His Sister Karen's Death, Singer Richard Carpenter Makes His Debut as a Solo Act
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JMI RB-66 6" Reverse Binoculars
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The Reverse Binoculars (RB-66) allow you to look down into the eyepieces, either sitting or standing, to see what is in the sky behind you, instead of straining to look up as is the case with normal binoculars. They are built with two aligned 6″ (f/5) Newtonian optical tubes on an alt-az mount creating a very compact and comfortable viewing experience. The instrument sits on a Celestron tripod. (U.S. Patent Pending)
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The RB-66 includes an altitude-azimuth mount. Altitude-azimuth is sometimes abbreviated as alt-azimuth or just alt-az. An alt-az mount moves in altitude (up and down) on a horizontal axis and in azimuth (left and right) on a vertical axis like a gun turret on a tank. By comparison, an equatorial mount is essentially an alt-az mount that is tilted to match your latitude, allowing a telescope to track the stars with the addition of a simple clock drive. Both types of mounts have their advantages. Which one is best for a particular situation depends mostly on how one intends to use the telescope.
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Technology enables schools to rethink the way that they deliver instruction to students, and a recent phenomenon thats catching on is called flipping the classroom.
It works by having students receive direct instruction often via online videos outside of the classroom, enabling teachers to devote more time to collaboration, project-based learning, developing critical thinking skills and mentoring students individually.
Clintondale High School in Metropolitan Detroit has flipped all of its classrooms, and may be the first school in Michigan to do so.
Based on just their short experience with this model, it appears to be a remarkable success. According to Principal Greg Green, since exclusively using the flipped classroom, the school has dropped their failure rates for freshmen in English from 52 percent to 19 percent, in math from 44 percent to 13 percent, in science from 41 percent to 19 percent and in social studies from 28 percent to 9 percent. And this is a school that one might reasonably expect to have higher than average failure rates, since 70 percent of it students come from low-income households.
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I'm not sure what to make of this. It sounds like online schooling in school with the teacher taking the place of a parent.
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Public schools are soooo 20th century.
It's coming! And very fast!
I completed my Master's degree online and never set foot on the campus. If they can do it for college degrees, they can do it for kids.
Then again, how to proctor the children? If parents are off to work and the kid is home alone, are they just going to require that every kid have a webcam setup to monitor them? Then what? Will the teachers need to have a dual-monitor setup with 30 individual feeds into the kids' living rooms?
"Im not sure what to make of this. It sounds like online schooling in school with the teacher taking the place of a parent."
And the online video taking the place of the teacher. Something is very wrong with Teacher's Ed in this country.
I like the idea of cyber schooling but it needs to be from home and lazy students with lazy parents will still fail.
I wish he had online schooling back in the olden days of the early 80s.
Next step after online video is online video game. Have the students compete in their league from home for rewards points. Instead of the state spending $9,000/year per student on schools, make it so the average student can win $6,000/year in prizes and awards, and have the taxpayers pocket the difference. That's a lot of iPads, iPods, and other toys. Everyone can have a charmed childhood, trendy clothes, smart phones, etc, in want of nothing. And no union workers filling their heads with mush!
Public school teachers could be out of the picture.
I believe that K12.com wants an adult to be present when the student is on-line, and that could be anyone the parent wants it to be.
I can see brick and mortar schools going the way of the dinosaur. Public school personnel should be shaking in their shoes. Taxpayers will realize they don't need "flipped classrooms." Get rid of the middleman.
I did my Master's thesis on teleworking and the lack of adoption by US firms despite more and more global corporations embracing it. One article I used discussed the increasing use of teleducation in secondary schools as a supplement to classroom teaching.
I proposed that with increased adoption of teleworking in America, the increase in teleducation will be notable since more parents will be homebound and capable of monitoring their children.
IF this comes to pass, it would make sense to cut back the number of days students are required to be in a physical classroom with the goal being one or two days a week where the students can go to a classroom to ask questions, receive personal mentoring, and take exams while the majority of coursework would be done at home.
This would eliminate problems such as bullying, social stigmatization, social awkwardness, loafing, and a whole host of other issues. Just like homeschooling, there would be baselines and goals that would need to be met, but provided exams are passed and regular coursework is graded as satisfactory, I don't see this as being problematic.
In addition, the at-home working parent could supplement the classroom teaching through religious education, for instance, or practical skills such as cooking or maintenance of the home.
Don't knock video gaming as practical. There are myriad companies working on interactive educational games that make learning enjoyable and rewarding for kids. It's not the same as a Call of Duty or World of Warcraft video game experience, but there are plenty of studies going on right now as to the utility of this sort of learning.
I have two colleagues from graduate school who turned their theses on video gaming for education into full-blown careers in start-up IT ventures working on this very thing.
I knew over a decade ago that this would be a better system- much like the old, one room school house with kids at different levels. The kids get online instruction and the teacher oversees that they're working and helps out where needed. Seemed like a no brainer to me. I'm surprised it's taken so long.
That's one side effect, yes. See my post #9 for more on the subject.
This is something of intense interest to me. I don't personally believe you'll see the extinction of the public school teacher, but you are correct about the deprecation of brick-and-mortar schools. They'll be replaced with smaller facilities for multipurpose use.
There will ALWAYS be a need for effective educators, but that's the key word: effective. The ineffectual ninny riding out their tenure will go the way of the dodo in favor of educators who are smart, quick, and very competent in online education.
Khan's GOT to be the way of the future, whether or not it's able to continue without direct billings. What Michigan's talking about is another teacher bail-out. Less work, more pay; more pap and what rhymes with pap.
"Dont knock video gaming as practical."
I worked with a renowned neurosurgeon that pioneered trans-nasal brain surgery. He credited his success to the huge amount of time he spent playing Nintendo as a kid. My daughter learned an impressive amount of world history by playing Age of Empires. She started on the computer at 18 months with Jump Start Toddler, and advanced to Reader Rabbit and a multitude of other educational games. She entered our local university at 13. Kids learn best when it's fun.
My wife is a teacher and her Texas district is going to a flipped classroom next year. Basically the kids are to learn at home and come to school to do homework. The parents are to supervise learning and the teachers supervise homework.
Great scam. Lets the district get rid of experienced teachers (who need them, the kids LEARN at home) and kids that fail are the parent's fault — until they wait a few years to ask for extra money to reverse the process.
I've read of people using the Khan Academy to do things similar to this. You get a top notch lecturer giving the lectures, and one-on-one help from the teachers for any rough spots. Seems like a win-win to me.
This sounds like the teachers' union version of homeschooling.
It turns out that most kids can learn arithmetic and reading better from a computer than from 1/30th of a teacher. Modern adaptive software understands what the kid already knows and uses that to select the next learning experience. Kids who get it can move as quickly as their capability allows. Teachers have more time to spend with kids who need help.
Excellent idea. Just drop the school part.
"IF this comes to pass, it would make sense to cut back the number of days students are required to be in a physical classroom with the goal being one or two days a week where the students can go to a classroom to ask questions, receive personal mentoring, and take exams while the majority of coursework would be done at home."
Why ANY days at school? Proctored tests (and preferably entirely different tests) could be administered/taken in any local Elks lodge! Either find another use for the school buildings or raze them. Questions are as easily answered onscreen as inhouse. Once the teacher's obsolete (and that happened a long time ago), all the federal/state/county education adjuncts are equally obsolete.
My observation...from the 1970's atmosphere.
Around fifteen percent of all kids really don't need a teacher more than three hours a week. You can hand workbooks out, give out five hours of homework per day, toss in History Channel-like DVDs to watch, and this group of fifteen percent will easily graduate by age 16 from any high school achievement test.
Around sixty percent of all kids need two full days of teacher instruction per week...with various homework projects inbetween, video-teleconferening when they run into problems, and they could all wrap up school by age 18.
The final group? The twenty-five percent group? They need massive coaching....day-in...day-out. Forget anything less than full class attendance and massive coaching.
The true answer is that we aren't using our teaching manpower in the right fashion. Teachers hate my analysis of this because the gifted students really don't want or need that much help. So teachers get stuck with the smaller group of screwed-up kids and putting in man-hours to bring them along. The positive side is that you could operate a classroom with twelve of these kids, and they might advance faster.
That's very interesting.
The public schools know their factory designed model of education is not working anymore.
They know kids can learn without them with computer programs with only guidance from an adult who understands the material if they reach a block. Alot of computer program classrooms come with a human to help the child if they get stuck in a lesson. But the computer lessons are a million times more proficient than today's teachers and zooy classrooms.
So they are trying to give the public school teachers and system a new role as "mentor" for the students with individual attention. Computer classrooms are going to be the way of the future for most education through college and the unions are trying to hang on to their gig through the transformation.
And parents are going to go along with this? They'll go to their jobs during the day and at night they'll do what the teacher should be doing during the day?
Good luck with that. Parents are going to figure out pretty quickly that if they are the ones who are going to do the heavy lifting at home, they certainly aren't going to pay taxes to support teachers who are going to "supervise homework."
They might as well pull their kids out and homeschool them.
This sounds to me like the educational continuum is moving in the direction of homeschooling. Many of the parents you describe in your scenario will end up homeschooling altogether, as it's not much of stretch. They will realize they can educate their kids as well or better without the "school."
It took John Dewey and his Socialist apostles 80 years to brainwash parents to think of "teachers" as being other than parents. The best teachers and most important teachers of children should be the parents. Brilliant people who were based in individualism were homeschooled-—not conditioned and brainwashed (and humiliated) in the Prussian system designed for mass conformity —to conform to the Marxist ideology where you are only allowed to think one way (sodomy is good, there is no God, Right and Wrong are relative, The Bible is myth, Evolution is true, Atheism is intellectually superior, etc.) All to destroy Virtue and Goodness in the child and confuse them, so they can never think logically, with reason and intellect. They are taught emotional responses—to let the emotions rule their world—and ditch intellectual pursuit (maturity). All past true knowledge of the Ancient Greeks, Locke, Adam Smith, Founders, Thomas Reid are eliminated, so there is no understanding or critical discussions of ideology. Children are told what to think by the Al Gore's brainwashing/conditioning movies which twist facts and reality and glorify evil.
There is emotional and character development—crucial to the development of a "Virtuous" society essential for Freedom—only instilled by loving, concerned parents or family, which was destroyed by the curricula of moral relativism and socialism that Dewey injected into the curricula to get strangers to "mold" the "plastic minds" of the child. They intentionally destroyed curricula—destroyed phonics to deliberately create American children who were considered "dyslexic"—something deliberately created in the 30's to cover up the deliberate destruction of logic and reason in schools and blame it on the genetics of family—or the home. Prior to the manipulation of curricula by Dewey, the Black family had a literacy rate of 90%. We are talking about a time of Jim Crow. The poor were the ones to first be destroyed by the forced public school educational system.
Parents need to take control over the education of their children and not "trust" strangers or just those "certified" by the Marxist government. They need to burn all the "approved" public school curricula which is destroying the worldview of our children and making them into "useful idiots". It is intentional—by the Department of "Education". It is documented by many people—including BK EAkman and John Taylor Gatto and thousands of books in the 1980's-—Why Johnny Can't Read—was based on facts.
"Cheaper and far more efficient."
That's what I expected, then discovered my daughter's distance education (online) university classes cost more than if she'd taken them on campus. I was aghast that they were hundreds of dollars more with a slew of fees tacked on, including fees for services only used by on campus students. She watched videos online and did her exams online. It should have been a fraction of the cost.
The liberals want to take better care of illegals, criminals and such than the tax paying general public.
Healthy competition among peers is a powerful motivator for learning. Without that element, online learning can fall flat. Kids are naturally competitive and they like to win and impress their parents. The reason many kids drop out of school is they always lose, all because they are in the wrong league. With the internet, everyone can find their league and everyone can be a winner, at least some of the time if they try. We can maximize learning that way.
About Call of Duty type 3D games, there are some superhuman memory methods that rely on storing knowledge in a 3D map visualized in the mind. Humans are good at 3D memory from our hunter/gatherer days. A learning video game that has the student walk around in a 3D virtual world may reinforce knowledge retention. They can think back and walk through their memory. The days of union hirelings serving up a crappy socialist education are coming to an end!
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Henry Evans was left paralysed by a brain stem stroke at the age of 40. He is unable to move, speak or care fully for himself.
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I got 6 stitches on the eye brow after bumping heads at practice. It healed really well and it seemed there would be little scarring. The first 3 weeks after the cut I was only doing cardio and lifting weights, but 2 days ago I did MMA again, and it made the scar very red! The redness looks to have gone down a bit in the 2 days since but it still looks bad compared to before the training.
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TravelPod Member ReviewsThe Graham Georgetown Washington DC
The staff in the Graham Hotel were very welcoming and helpful. It was nice to return to a freshly cleaned room each evening and the replenished supplies of tea and coffee.
On the minus side, the decor of the hotel was rather dark, especially in the corridors, which made the hotel feel quite claustrophobic at times.
But all-in-all an enjoyable stay.
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Historical Traveler Reviews The Graham Georgetown Washington DC
Adorable, spacious DC property
I've just returned from a six night stay in DC and the Monticello Hotel in Georgetown. It was a wonderful place to be. It was very clean, superbly maintained, and in a wonderful location mere steps off M street. I'd return without hesitation. At three stars it certainly is at the top of the heap and would compete fairly with many four star properties I've stayed. Barnes and Noble is right across the street, the beloved cafe/bakery/eatery La Madelaine is a minute or less away, the Metro at Foggy Bottom wasn't more than 10 minutes away and the 'Georgetown feel' of the place is just too good to pass up. If you're looking for well-priced value, I can't imagine a better place to hang your hat while in DC.
Great Family Hotel
Just returned from a four night stay at hotel Monticello. I tagged along with my wife who was on business to serve as babysitter to our infant daughter. The hotel is an all suite with the rooms having a sitting room and bedroom area both of which have televisions. It had a nice sized all marble bath. Prior to our arrival they had a crib placed in our room for our daughter. The staff was ultra friendly and went out of their way to meet our needs and that of our baby. It is a lovely hotel right off of M street in the heart of Georgetown. It is close to the zoo and a Metro connector bus ride from two Metro stops. Monticello is a wonderful hotel that I can not say enough good things about.
Regular Guest: Wonderful Hotel
I travel to Washington D.C. at least monthly, and discovered the Monticello Hotel by accident at the beginning of 2004. I could not have been more thrilled at the level of accommodation: twice as much as I expected. As a result I will not stay anywhere else, and always ask for my regular room (Standard: very spacious, perfectly decorated and spotlessly clean every time). The amenities are over and above what other hotels offer, and I would classify this hotel as a 4 star, not 3. Superb staff and breakfast and newspaper in the mornings. The location could not be better and is a short taxi hop to most attractions outside of Georgetown. And what could be better than a location next door to the Barnes & Noble and one of the best Italian restaurants in D.C? I work with foreign dignitaries, many have since discovered the hotel through me, and will place their business and private visitors at the Monticello. My only worry now is that too many visitors will book rooms and leave no vacancy for my regular stays!
Great location and great facility
My wife and I stayed four nights in July. The room (103) was a real suite with a living area and a sleeping area separated by French doors. It was spacious, very well well-appointed, and clean. The location is great - one-half block from M Street with many very good restaurants, about a block and a half from the Georgetown Connection shuttle bus stop which will take you right to the Foggy Bottom Metro Station for a dollar. (Get a Metro tranfer ticket on your return and ride for 35 cents.) From the Foggy Bottom Metro station you can get within a 10 minute walk of anywhere in D.C. The staff was helpful and pleasant. For what we got the room for, twice the price still would have been a good deal.
Picture Perfect
I just got back from staying at the Hotel Monticello for two nights (December 26 - December 28) as a Christmas present from my husand. It was our first time in Washington D.C. and this hotel was in a great location. Georgetown was very nice, however, kinda pricey. The hotel was wonderful, the only drawback was that we had no view from our room (just looking into windows of another hotel literally a stones' throw away). We got there early and were able to check in without any problems. We upgraded our room to a King suite since there was no tub in the Queen suite we had. Since the hotel is small it felt like we were the only people there. I also liked the fact that all the rooms are suites so we had a sitting area as well as the bedroom. This place is out of the way from Downtown D.C. but its only about a $8.00 cab ride from the Capitol which is all the way on the other side of the city. Its a 10 minute walk to the nearest trainstation (Foggybottom) but they have a shuttle bus that you can take there. I would highly recommend this place and will stay here again on my next trip to D.C.
Wonderful place!
I stayed at the Monticello for two nights Nov 14 and 15. The hotel is wonderfully located in Georgetown, right off M Street where all the shops and restaurants are located. I was very impressed with the room it was huge! I stayed in a room with two double beds; it also had a small fridge, microwave, coffee pot, and, surprisingly, glasses for red wine, white wine, and champagne. The room and bathroom were impeccably clean. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I will definitely stay there again.
Great place!
I would definately recommend this hotel to the D.C. traveler. It's in a great location in Georgetown, the front desk employees are very helpful and nice, the room was just awesome! Great location, room, and service for the price. I would definately stay there again on my next visit to D.C.
Truly Enjoyed Staying Here
Our family of four truly enjoyed staying here. The room was spotless. I felt as if we were in some quaint european city. I can't not say enough for how clean if was. The people at the front desk, even the maintenance man/gardener was extremely helpful during our visit to Washington, DC. Underground parking was convenient.
A very pleasant surprise
This hotel was completely surpassed my expectations. My room (103) was large, comfortable and quiet. Best hotel bed I've slept in in a long time. Nice, marble bathroom. My suite did not have a full kitchen, just a frig, microwave and coffee pot, all in the bathroom. Met my needs just fine. Continental breakfast was set out in the lobby and you could bring it back to your room. I was visiting someone in Georgetown, so the location was perfect. Plenty of restaurants and shopping right out the door, and the walk to the metro was pleasant and not too long. The personnel were friendly and helpful. There was no doorman, so if you want a cab you have to walk up to M street (about three doors down) and hail one yourself. I didn't mind, but I might have if I had a lot of luggage. I will definitely stay there again.
Overstated luxury
Charming hotel, overstated luxury. The "multi-million dollar renovation" missed room 608 where we stayed. One bedroom ceiling was badly water stained. The closet door was so swollen it did not come within 2 inches of the door frame. The shower grout was more black than white. The carpet was cut and patched. The kitchen appliances dated from the 50's or 60's. Which would have been ok had the dishwasher been clean enough to use. We never saw the doorman pictured in the on-line literature, however, the staff at the front desk was very gracious in helping us find our way around DC.
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