Hostel holiday rentals in Potomac River

I got in late so I didn't actually get to meet the host, but she was super warm and accommodating by phone and set me up with everything I needed to settle in for a couple nights. I even got a room to myself because they wanted me to feel comfortable and safe because the rest of the people staying there were men. There aren't many provisions around the neighborhood, so bring everything you need. There was a helpful dollar store a block away which provided me with three days worth of tuna and banana chips, so I was good to go. The locals are kind of scary from afar but when you talk to them they are quite kind and have great stories to share.

Great place to stay, very nice

Everything went smoothly. Judy communicated with us multiple times and even made sure we knew that restaurants were closed on Sundays so we could plan ahead. The 3 separate bathrooms were clean. The kitchen had appliances and pot, pans, utensils, to make a meal. Everyone cleaned up after themselves. Cute TV room/library. I would recommend staying here to other cyclist riding the GAP trail. The town was also picturesque, like out of a movie. All around great experience.

Great affordable stopover on the GAP trail. While Rockwood doesn’t have a lot going on, there’s a nice brewing company right down the street, a dollar store, and a pizza place. Spacious bathrooms, good water pressure, and coin op laundry. Good break from camping on trail.

My first time at a hostel and I expected far less to be supplied. Great living room to relax in and fantastic back porch.

it’s a hostel — generally exactly as you can expect from a hostel! fun to stay in a pod. if you’re sensitive to light while sleeping, make sure you bring an eye mask as ambient light in the room brightens up the pod. there’s no outlets in the sleeping area, just USB-A ports. i wasn’t prepared and only had a USB-C cable, so this was inconvenient. otherwise i enjoyed my stay, the hostel is in an extremely convenient location!

Everything went smoothly. Judy communicated with us multiple times and even made sure we knew that restaurants were closed on Sundays so we could plan ahead. The 3 separate bathrooms were clean. The kitchen had appliances and pot, pans, utensils, to make a meal. Everyone cleaned up after themselves. Cute TV room/library. I would recommend staying here to other cyclist riding the GAP trail. The town was also picturesque, like out of a movie. All around great experience.

Great location and hospitality.

My first time at a hostel and I expected far less to be supplied. Great living room to relax in and fantastic back porch.

Housing as described, accessible by metro. The host was available to answer my questions

it had the metro station next to it and everything was walkable, the inside it's beautiful and everything in the Caffè is delicious.

I loved how unique the accommodations were! It’s in a cool part of town and really easy to get around. My only issue was that they only had USB ports in the bunk, but the host was very accommodating and was able to get me an extension cord up to my bunk. Overall, great place to stay if you’re on your own in the city and don’t need all the accommodations of a typical hotel.

Great affordable stopover on the GAP trail. While Rockwood doesn’t have a lot going on, there’s a nice brewing company right down the street, a dollar store, and a pizza place. Spacious bathrooms, good water pressure, and coin op laundry. Good break from camping on trail.