Eden Park Guest House

Staff is all but absentee. I only saw on person two times over my four night stay. Self Check-out. House is not well maintained. Lots of cracks in the plaster walls and amateur repairs to unpainted wood baseboards and moldings. Lots of caulk. Room was cold as ice when I arrived. It took hours to warm up. No heat in bathroom or common dining room. Decor is all out of date and of low quality. Provisions including bath supplies are all random, full size, store bought bottles. Dining room features a toaster, but there is nothing available to toast... Driveway and parking area was solid ice and never addressed during my stay - unsafe!

TV out of service, not repaired during stay (after contacting management) Breakfast service limited to dry packaged products, Kuerig service adequate. No grab bars in shower.

It’s well located for access to the metro, about 1/2 mile walk to a red line station. Several restaurants are nearby as well as a CVS and a hardware store. Every thing seemed clean until we walked barefoot in the room and checked the bottom of our feet. The floors were only broom clean. Our feet were filthy. The mattress was noisy and spongey even with a 4 inch foam pad. We stayed a total of seven nights. A vacated room was cleaned after the first night but no one showed up to clean or to refresh the meager supplies during the rest of our stay. The food that was available was a loaf of bread, a sleeve of ritz crackers, goldfish crackers, peanut butter, fruit spread and some snack bars. Several varieties of tea bags, along with keurig coffee pods (no decaf) and cocoa powder were also available. The trash receptacles were never emptied during our stay. It is an old house and I guess some sticky doors are not surprising. The description mentioned that laundry was a feature, but we saw no sign of it. Overall we were very disappointed in our stay. We paid $200 per night for what seemed like the best of the 9 rooms. Ours had a private bath, but some did not.

This was a shared guest house but everyone was very private. I never met another person although I heard people leaving. I would stay here again. The house and the view from the second floor was historically nice.

The biggest concern was the condition of the third floor shared restroom. Two recommendations: An installed toilet paper roll and a secure water distributor on the tub. It isn’t an ideal tub for persons over 5’ tall, but one can sit and scrub satisfactorily as long as they have average flexibility. Also, an upgrade of tile on the walls and floor of the shared restroom would be ideal.

Had confirmed price to pay at property. Not disclosed that was extra charge using credit card. Bed old and crazy soft. Hope attached pictures show you cracked walls mold amateur caulk repair broken baseboards. Don't even consider renting this property

Staff is all but absentee. I only saw on person two times over my four night stay. Self Check-out. House is not well maintained. Lots of cracks in the plaster walls and amateur repairs to unpainted wood baseboards and moldings. Lots of caulk. Room was cold as ice when I arrived. It took hours to warm up. No heat in bathroom or common dining room. Decor is all out of date and of low quality. Provisions including bath supplies are all random, full size, store bought bottles. Dining room features a toaster, but there is nothing available to toast... Driveway and parking area was solid ice and never addressed during my stay - unsafe!

There is no-one at the property and calling the number, you get a machine. The heat is not turned on in the lobby and it is only turned on in the room when you get there. The building could be very charming but is in need of repair and renovation. For instance, the bathroom walls are cracked and some are speckled, but not painted. There were missing shower curtain hangers as well as they were mix and matched. In the middle of the night we were awakened by another guest shouting for over 30 minutes. contacting the guest house got no response. When we heard a child whimpering we called the police. It was very scary.

This is not your typical B&B. No host on site. The check in person was pleasant but came and went. The house was really cold. Our bedroom had separate heat so it was warm, except for the cold air coming under the door. The bath was very small and had a very loud fan. Everything could use a coat of paint, but was clean. The location was ideal for visiting family so it was worth the negatives.

It is an older house that has been cleaned and painted and has happy character. We enjoyed our stay - nice and quiet. Would like bedside clock but that is so minor...We will stay again!

Internet, and a large sign out front of the property, say that Eden Park is a B&B. Not so. No breakfast, no coffee, no juice. No tumbler for water. The code for wifi, posted at the front desk, is wrong--I had to read the back of the router to get the right one. I never saw or heard a staff person after I checked in, and I stayed 3 nights. The facility's paint job is amateurish and the room was tiny. No place to open a suitcase except on the bed or the one chair. Choose what to block with it: access to sink, door to room, or room's only drawer. Sink was tiny and in a corner--couldn't stand in the middle and raise arms (to dry hair) without elbow hitting the wall. Seemed clean. Shower was nice and newly tiled. Only a short walk to Metro.

It’s well located for access to the metro, about 1/2 mile walk to a red line station. Several restaurants are nearby as well as a CVS and a hardware store. Every thing seemed clean until we walked barefoot in the room and checked the bottom of our feet. The floors were only broom clean. Our feet were filthy. The mattress was noisy and spongey even with a 4 inch foam pad. We stayed a total of seven nights. A vacated room was cleaned after the first night but no one showed up to clean or to refresh the meager supplies during the rest of our stay. The food that was available was a loaf of bread, a sleeve of ritz crackers, goldfish crackers, peanut butter, fruit spread and some snack bars. Several varieties of tea bags, along with keurig coffee pods (no decaf) and cocoa powder were also available. The trash receptacles were never emptied during our stay. It is an old house and I guess some sticky doors are not surprising. The description mentioned that laundry was a feature, but we saw no sign of it. Overall we were very disappointed in our stay. We paid $200 per night for what seemed like the best of the 9 rooms. Ours had a private bath, but some did not.

I would like to give this property a 4.5 star if that were an option. The location was perfect for me, the house was older, but generally in good shape and clean. The major issue was check in. The reservation simply said to contact the property manager for check in information, but the only contact info given was a phone number that went to a voice mail that did not identify the number as associated with Eden Park. This caused some confusion. Once I did get in contact with the manager, she was extremely helpful and everything went smoothly after that point.

It is not a bed and breakfast. It is a bed and coffee. It is walking distance to the metro and food co-op. Nobody is around to ask questions. It is old...the faucet in the sink needs to be tightened down. It took a very long time to get warm water. I was the only one in the building, so I had no one to compete with to make my coffee. Very clean establishment with nice wooden floors and staircase.

Loved the area and the outside of the building, convenient walk to the Metro. The room itself was small with cheap/broken furniture and accessories. The bed and shower were horrible, we travel a lot and these two aspects were about the worst we have ever encountered. Never once saw a worker, very impersonable for a BnB. There were a lot of things around the room and bathroom that were in disrepair, definitely got the feeling that the only thing they care about is the bottom line. We are not picky and are willing to overlook a lot, even chalking it up to being quaint and/or quirky, but this place was just not a good experience at all! Would never go back or recommend to others!

Staff is all but absentee. I only saw on person two times over my four night stay. Self Check-out. House is not well maintained. Lots of cracks in the plaster walls and amateur repairs to unpainted wood baseboards and moldings. Lots of caulk. Room was cold as ice when I arrived. It took hours to warm up. No heat in bathroom or common dining room. Decor is all out of date and of low quality. Provisions including bath supplies are all random, full size, store bought bottles. Dining room features a toaster, but there is nothing available to toast... Driveway and parking area was solid ice and never addressed during my stay - unsafe!

This is not your typical B&B. No host on site. The check in person was pleasant but came and went. The house was really cold. Our bedroom had separate heat so it was warm, except for the cold air coming under the door. The bath was very small and had a very loud fan. Everything could use a coat of paint, but was clean. The location was ideal for visiting family so it was worth the negatives.

It is an older house that has been cleaned and painted and has happy character. We enjoyed our stay - nice and quiet. Would like bedside clock but that is so minor...We will stay again!

TV out of service, not repaired during stay (after contacting management) Breakfast service limited to dry packaged products, Kuerig service adequate. No grab bars in shower.

Internet, and a large sign out front of the property, say that Eden Park is a B&B. Not so. No breakfast, no coffee, no juice. No tumbler for water. The code for wifi, posted at the front desk, is wrong--I had to read the back of the router to get the right one. I never saw or heard a staff person after I checked in, and I stayed 3 nights. The facility's paint job is amateurish and the room was tiny. No place to open a suitcase except on the bed or the one chair. Choose what to block with it: access to sink, door to room, or room's only drawer. Sink was tiny and in a corner--couldn't stand in the middle and raise arms (to dry hair) without elbow hitting the wall. Seemed clean. Shower was nice and newly tiled. Only a short walk to Metro.

It’s well located for access to the metro, about 1/2 mile walk to a red line station. Several restaurants are nearby as well as a CVS and a hardware store. Every thing seemed clean until we walked barefoot in the room and checked the bottom of our feet. The floors were only broom clean. Our feet were filthy. The mattress was noisy and spongey even with a 4 inch foam pad. We stayed a total of seven nights. A vacated room was cleaned after the first night but no one showed up to clean or to refresh the meager supplies during the rest of our stay. The food that was available was a loaf of bread, a sleeve of ritz crackers, goldfish crackers, peanut butter, fruit spread and some snack bars. Several varieties of tea bags, along with keurig coffee pods (no decaf) and cocoa powder were also available. The trash receptacles were never emptied during our stay. It is an old house and I guess some sticky doors are not surprising. The description mentioned that laundry was a feature, but we saw no sign of it. Overall we were very disappointed in our stay. We paid $200 per night for what seemed like the best of the 9 rooms. Ours had a private bath, but some did not.

Good value. Pleasant place to stay. Pleasant staff. Only real complaint I have is that the mini-fridge in the room was very loud when it was running.

This was a shared guest house but everyone was very private. I never met another person although I heard people leaving. I would stay here again. The house and the view from the second floor was historically nice.

The biggest concern was the condition of the third floor shared restroom. Two recommendations: An installed toilet paper roll and a secure water distributor on the tub. It isn’t an ideal tub for persons over 5’ tall, but one can sit and scrub satisfactorily as long as they have average flexibility. Also, an upgrade of tile on the walls and floor of the shared restroom would be ideal.

Loved the area and the outside of the building, convenient walk to the Metro. The room itself was small with cheap/broken furniture and accessories. The bed and shower were horrible, we travel a lot and these two aspects were about the worst we have ever encountered. Never once saw a worker, very impersonable for a BnB. There were a lot of things around the room and bathroom that were in disrepair, definitely got the feeling that the only thing they care about is the bottom line. We are not picky and are willing to overlook a lot, even chalking it up to being quaint and/or quirky, but this place was just not a good experience at all! Would never go back or recommend to others!

Staff is all but absentee. I only saw on person two times over my four night stay. Self Check-out. House is not well maintained. Lots of cracks in the plaster walls and amateur repairs to unpainted wood baseboards and moldings. Lots of caulk. Room was cold as ice when I arrived. It took hours to warm up. No heat in bathroom or common dining room. Decor is all out of date and of low quality. Provisions including bath supplies are all random, full size, store bought bottles. Dining room features a toaster, but there is nothing available to toast... Driveway and parking area was solid ice and never addressed during my stay - unsafe!

There is no-one at the property and calling the number, you get a machine. The heat is not turned on in the lobby and it is only turned on in the room when you get there. The building could be very charming but is in need of repair and renovation. For instance, the bathroom walls are cracked and some are speckled, but not painted. There were missing shower curtain hangers as well as they were mix and matched. In the middle of the night we were awakened by another guest shouting for over 30 minutes. contacting the guest house got no response. When we heard a child whimpering we called the police. It was very scary.

very welcoming, comfortable and friendly hosts, and a great stay.

When I arrived, there was a notice on the door that the electricity had been shut off due to nonpayment. I called the Eden Park Guest House number, and the manager was not apologetic and instead told to me check on the power myself. I cannot speak for the conditions of the room as I decided not to stay at an accommodation without electricity.

Place is old and needs an update. Hard to reach staff who are not on the premises much.

The customer service is very friendly. They quickly respond to client concerns and they go the extra mile to make it more better for their clients. I'll recommend Eden Park Guest House to my friends.

I would like to give this property a 4.5 star if that were an option. The location was perfect for me, the house was older, but generally in good shape and clean. The major issue was check in. The reservation simply said to contact the property manager for check in information, but the only contact info given was a phone number that went to a voice mail that did not identify the number as associated with Eden Park. This caused some confusion. Once I did get in contact with the manager, she was extremely helpful and everything went smoothly after that point.

This my third or fourth time visiting this property. Each time has been consistently clean and easy to check in and out. The host is very friendly and accommodating to different check in times and other needs.

It was ok. Nobody was ever there. Didn't know who to reach in case of emergency. Overall it was okay

Loved the area and the outside of the building, convenient walk to the Metro. The room itself was small with cheap/broken furniture and accessories. The bed and shower were horrible, we travel a lot and these two aspects were about the worst we have ever encountered. Never once saw a worker, very impersonable for a BnB. There were a lot of things around the room and bathroom that were in disrepair, definitely got the feeling that the only thing they care about is the bottom line. We are not picky and are willing to overlook a lot, even chalking it up to being quaint and/or quirky, but this place was just not a good experience at all! Would never go back or recommend to others!

Its a nice quiet place and accessible to many things public transport and food outlets

It’s well located for access to the metro, about 1/2 mile walk to a red line station. Several restaurants are nearby as well as a CVS and a hardware store. Every thing seemed clean until we walked barefoot in the room and checked the bottom of our feet. The floors were only broom clean. Our feet were filthy. The mattress was noisy and spongey even with a 4 inch foam pad. We stayed a total of seven nights. A vacated room was cleaned after the first night but no one showed up to clean or to refresh the meager supplies during the rest of our stay. The food that was available was a loaf of bread, a sleeve of ritz crackers, goldfish crackers, peanut butter, fruit spread and some snack bars. Several varieties of tea bags, along with keurig coffee pods (no decaf) and cocoa powder were also available. The trash receptacles were never emptied during our stay. It is an old house and I guess some sticky doors are not surprising. The description mentioned that laundry was a feature, but we saw no sign of it. Overall we were very disappointed in our stay. We paid $200 per night for what seemed like the best of the 9 rooms. Ours had a private bath, but some did not.

Beautiful, old Victorian home with a porch. It is right in the center of Takoma Park Old Town.

Quaint and pleasant stay right in the heart of Takoma Park. This is our second time staying there and we look forward staying again!

I would like to give this property a 4.5 star if that were an option. The location was perfect for me, the house was older, but generally in good shape and clean. The major issue was check in. The reservation simply said to contact the property manager for check in information, but the only contact info given was a phone number that went to a voice mail that did not identify the number as associated with Eden Park. This caused some confusion. Once I did get in contact with the manager, she was extremely helpful and everything went smoothly after that point.

This was not a fancy place but a quaint place. They did have coffee and tea available. You could park the car and walk to the metro easily.

It is not a bed and breakfast. It is a bed and coffee. It is walking distance to the metro and food co-op. Nobody is around to ask questions. It is old...the faucet in the sink needs to be tightened down. It took a very long time to get warm water. I was the only one in the building, so I had no one to compete with to make my coffee. Very clean establishment with nice wooden floors and staircase.

Perect location helpful host.

accessibility and safe place to be for few days

Loved the area and the outside of the building, convenient walk to the Metro. The room itself was small with cheap/broken furniture and accessories. The bed and shower were horrible, we travel a lot and these two aspects were about the worst we have ever encountered. Never once saw a worker, very impersonable for a BnB. There were a lot of things around the room and bathroom that were in disrepair, definitely got the feeling that the only thing they care about is the bottom line. We are not picky and are willing to overlook a lot, even chalking it up to being quaint and/or quirky, but this place was just not a good experience at all! Would never go back or recommend to others!

TV out of service, not repaired during stay (after contacting management) Breakfast service limited to dry packaged products, Kuerig service adequate. No grab bars in shower.

Internet, and a large sign out front of the property, say that Eden Park is a B&B. Not so. No breakfast, no coffee, no juice. No tumbler for water. The code for wifi, posted at the front desk, is wrong--I had to read the back of the router to get the right one. I never saw or heard a staff person after I checked in, and I stayed 3 nights. The facility's paint job is amateurish and the room was tiny. No place to open a suitcase except on the bed or the one chair. Choose what to block with it: access to sink, door to room, or room's only drawer. Sink was tiny and in a corner--couldn't stand in the middle and raise arms (to dry hair) without elbow hitting the wall. Seemed clean. Shower was nice and newly tiled. Only a short walk to Metro.

It’s well located for access to the metro, about 1/2 mile walk to a red line station. Several restaurants are nearby as well as a CVS and a hardware store. Every thing seemed clean until we walked barefoot in the room and checked the bottom of our feet. The floors were only broom clean. Our feet were filthy. The mattress was noisy and spongey even with a 4 inch foam pad. We stayed a total of seven nights. A vacated room was cleaned after the first night but no one showed up to clean or to refresh the meager supplies during the rest of our stay. The food that was available was a loaf of bread, a sleeve of ritz crackers, goldfish crackers, peanut butter, fruit spread and some snack bars. Several varieties of tea bags, along with keurig coffee pods (no decaf) and cocoa powder were also available. The trash receptacles were never emptied during our stay. It is an old house and I guess some sticky doors are not surprising. The description mentioned that laundry was a feature, but we saw no sign of it. Overall we were very disappointed in our stay. We paid $200 per night for what seemed like the best of the 9 rooms. Ours had a private bath, but some did not.

This was not a fancy place but a quaint place. They did have coffee and tea available. You could park the car and walk to the metro easily.

This is actually not a bed & breakfast since no meals are served. Since it is just lodging with no amenities it would have been nice to have a decent mattress and pillows. What I had was old, worn, and not firm or comfortable. The porch and room pictures are quite misleading. I guess it's true you do get what you pay for.

It is not a bed and breakfast. It is a bed and coffee. It is walking distance to the metro and food co-op. Nobody is around to ask questions. It is old...the faucet in the sink needs to be tightened down. It took a very long time to get warm water. I was the only one in the building, so I had no one to compete with to make my coffee. Very clean establishment with nice wooden floors and staircase.

Place was comfortable. Billed as a B & B, but breakfast was cancelled due to covid; didn't know before arriving. Coffee selection was minimal. Exhaust fan howled like a Banshee scaring me.