O Museum In The Mansion Reviews

RunFaithFirst on Sep 3, 2026 said:

“For my twins 15th birthday, we had just finished eating dinner and wanted to go somewhere to explore. On a whim, I did a Google search and found this place. I had NO idea what we were walking into, but I'm so glad we did! If you are the type of person who absolutely loves going thrifting or antiquing, this is absolute sensory overload! Each room is themed and has so much to look at. The craziest part- this is a hotel where people can stay in the rooms AND you can purchase almost all the items there! I was shocked to see a couple printouts from a company my dad used to work at- Enterasys! We were there for a couple of hours and honestly, it was not enough time. There are so many hidden passages and doors; we barely scratched the surface trying to find them! It's like a scavenger hunt! We would definitely go back here”

Kristen Deiter on Sep 3, 2026 said:

“This was a truly unique experience with plenty to do to keep you busy for a good 1.5-2 hours, more depending on how long you look at everything. You will get "lost" and repeat rooms looking for the hidden doors. Mind you there are far less secret walk-thru doors but they say there are other secret doors that aren't passages to other rooms. That that for what it is. It is chaotic in the setup, and a bit overwhelming if you are a minimalist, but it's is fun to explore and see things from your passed long forgotten. Since it's for the Arts, everything can be purchased, for a very overinflated price. Example- old McDonalds happymeal toys range from $8-15! There are so many things to look at that you don't need the add-ons. We got the Spy add on and unless tou really know your History, you wont know what to look for. And with so much stuff in the place, it's hard to find as well. Either way, super cool experience.Sidebote- there are rooms to rent for a stay as well, but I think you'd need a certain personality to stay there since there are people constantly roaming around.”

joe fiscus on Sep 3, 2026 said:

“What a gem! Truly I have never been to any place like this. Unfortunately I didnt stay the night in this hotel, but we did attend the museum. Spent about 90 minutes or so going through the place. Secret doors were fun to look for but not too challenging. Definitely on the pricey side if you want to buy any of their stuff (almost everything in exhibit is for sale) but it's all donated and for a good cause.”

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Jim P on Sep 3, 2026 said:

“We had a team building experience doing the treasure hunt and it was an excellent adventure. We were a group of 20 and everyone really enjoyed themselves. We shared laughter, intrigue, and photos. It was a wonderful day for our team away from the office! Thanks O Museum in the Mansion!”

Robert Shoop on Aug 30, 2026 said:

“Amazing, historical”

Renne on Aug 30, 2026 said:

“Family and I had so much fun going through the museum and discovering the secret passageways and rooms while viewing all the history through art, music, fashion and toys. My son even found a DC Bane action figure in a display that we ended up buying. I highly recommend the experience! ”

Jim Palmer from SOME, on Aug 26, 2026 said:

“We had a wonderful day of fun, laughter, and team building through the treasure hunt. Everyone on our team was impressed with the organization of the event and we are grateful to the O Street Mansion staff who helped facilitate our program and make the day one to remember.”

Susan Antaki Khan on Aug 25, 2026 said:

“It was a great experience. The secret doors were what made it special. Great introduction to the museum by staff and video. ”

Nathaniel on Aug 24, 2026 said:

“Didn't know what to expect beyond secret doors, and intentionally went in kind of blind. Sure enough, it was completely mind boggling! I'm proud to say my wife and I discovered a total of 17 secret doors, and we had a blast doing it!”

Lysette on Aug 21, 2026 said:

“I thought that it was great. The secret doors were very interesting to find and some were hard and we had to take some guesses, but overall, I enjoyed my time there.”

joe fiscus on Aug 20, 2026 said:

“What a gem! Truly I have never been to any place like this. Unfortunately I didnt stay the night in this hotel, but we did attend the museum. Spent about 90 minutes or so going through the place. Secret doors were fun to look for but not too challenging. Definitely on the pricey side if you want to buy any of their stuff (almost everything in exhibit is for sale) but it's all donated and for a good cause.”

Chele Sachs on Aug 20, 2026 said:

“This was my third visit. It gets better each time. There are so many amazing and wonderful artifacts, memorabilia, art, and whimsical items.”

Mustafa Polat on Aug 20, 2026 said:

“We only went to the museum, it was nice but I expected more for some reason.”

G G on Aug 20, 2026 said:

“Fun little treasure tucked away in DC”

Deja Vudoo on Aug 20, 2026 said:

“Going back to find all 70 doors, could only find 10 ”

Gina Doerr on Aug 19, 2026 said:

“The scavenger hunt team building activity was a bit overwhelming but a lot of fun. Our team enjoyed the delicious food and open bar. We had our own private room to wind down after the activity. It was a great experience!”

Robert on Aug 18, 2026 said:

“My family and I had a blast examining the doors and rooms. I don't think the smiles left my boys faces for a second.”

Jackson Dean on Aug 15, 2026 said:

“This was my second visit and I enjoyed the whole thing both times! Thanks!”

Alex R on Aug 9, 2026 said:

“Great place to visit for date night. The secret doors will keep you entertained for the evening. Highly recommend!”

Nick on Aug 9, 2026 said:

“Amazing experience and the staff was incredible!”

Jason Martin on Aug 3, 2026 said:

“This was my fourth time to the Mansion on O st.By far the best secret door had a live bluegrass band playing behind it.We were blown away. They should be there more often!”

GARY E MAURER on Aug 3, 2026 said:

“My wife and I visited the mansion along with our 10-year-old grandson while we were vacationing in Washington DC. My wife and I especially enjoyed the history of the mansion and all of the old items found throughout it. Our grandson liked seeing the older toys and searching for secret doors. We were only able to spend about two hours in the mansion, but could have easily spent an entire day there. Keep up your good work. ”

G on Jul 27, 2026 said:

“It's so much fun and so much to look at and shop.. next time we will add one of the add on experiences. Fun for all ages”

Joshua Mai on Jul 22, 2026 said:

“found 7 secret mirror doors”

Michael Hallahan on Jul 22, 2026 said:

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Ariana Paraskos on Jul 22, 2026 said:

“What a cool place this is. Memorabilia from everywhere, antiques, and collectibles. Fun experience exploring the mansion and looking for hidden doors. I could have spent hours there just sitting in each room and finding more and more things to look at.”

David Zhang on Jul 22, 2026 said:

“It's like going through a vintage museum, except you can touch almost everything.”

Joseph Kerski on Jul 11, 2026 said:

“This is one of the greatest places on the planet ! Where else can you find a Led Zeppelin pinball machine and signed guitars from famous musicians, secret doors, paintings and amazing slices of history and culture all in one place ? Here it is. And the staff are so fun too and knowledgeable! The sign up process was very efficient. Thank you all. We didn't stay here but toured the museum.”

B Mougey on Jul 11, 2026 said:

“It was fun to explore the rooms and search for the hidden doors. My only issue was how cluttered the rooms are. With everything packed in, and available for purchase, it is a museum as well as a flea market. It is also an active hotel, some rooms are closed with guests occupying the rooms. Even though, there is still a lot to explore. 70ish hidden doors range from simple to extremely difficult to find.”

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America's Time on Jul 11, 2026 said:

“$33 entryLots of things to see in all the rooms, get lost a few times, you can buy some of the trinkets and merch for sale”

Max Wyeth on Jul 11, 2026 said:

“What an adventure to be had at the O Museum!!! I spent two hours exploring the many rooms (and finding the secret doors) and will be back to find even more! Friendly staff, great vibe and a fabulous time!”

Saira Lobo on Jul 11, 2026 said:

“We have been there few times and always enjoy our visit.”

Christine N on Jul 11, 2026 said:

“This is a very cool place and concept, but got pretty crowded.”

Veronica on Jul 8, 2026 said:

“This is my second time visiting the museum, and I still found plenty of new doors. Each room has something for everyone. ”

Kathy Phelan on Jul 6, 2026 said:

“I had the challenge of finding something that would engage 3 boys - ages 14, 8 and 5. Well, the Mansion on O was perfect! The boys had so much fun finding secret doors and looking at all of the crazy stuff in the mansion. It is mind boggling to imagine how so much was acquired by one person. ”

Sue Chirone on Jun 27, 2026 said:

“The O Mansion was a wonderfully unique experience. All of the memorabilia was extremely interesting and fun to see. The best part of the exploration of the mansion was the hunt for the secret doors and then exploring the secret rooms. I highly recommend this very cool adventure!! (We found 11 secret doors/rooms) ”

Dan on Jun 25, 2026 said:

“Loved the mansion! I found more than three secret doors and probably missed a lot more. It was fun!”

JM on Jun 24, 2026 said:

“Unique place to visit with so many interesting things to see. It was fun for us adults to look for the secret doors but even more enjoyable watching children find them. It's definitely worth the couple of hours you'll spend here.”

Rich Schwab on Jun 24, 2026 said:

“The mansion architecture, and all the items on display were amazing and fun to see.”

Kathy Cutri on Jun 22, 2026 said:

“This was fantastic! Impossible to see all the things and find all the doors. We'll just have to go again. ”

Don Rakoskie on Jun 20, 2026 said:

“I have out-of-town family that visits every year (since 2012) in June. They now have a 9-year old son. The secret doors looked like a mystery he would like. But the treasure hunt was the "star" attraction. So much to see - amazing!! I'll be back with other guests. This is a wonderful complement to the monuments and museums in DC. ”

Bobby on Jun 19, 2026 said:

“The coolest experience ever! I can't wait to take my family when they visit from out of town. Looking forward to coming back asap! ”

Beth Magaziner on Jun 16, 2026 said:

“This is definitely one of the most fun experiences we have had in a long time. Every step we took was another jaw drop. We will be here many more times including an overnight. There is no possible way we got even close to 90+ secret doors and 112 rooms. ”

Nadine on Jun 15, 2026 said:

“A truly wonderful experience! We would recommend visiting the museum early in the day or on a weekday. The more crowded it gets, the less mysterious it feels. Especially when you're searching for the hidden doors, some of the excitement is lost when someone suddenly comes out of a wardrobe or passage from the other side.We're not even sure if we found all of the secret doors, but searching for them was definitely a lot of fun. Each themed room also offers something interesting to look at, discover, and interact with. Overall, it was a unique and entertaining experience that we thoroughly enjoyed.”

Nadine on Jun 15, 2026 said:

“A truly wonderful experience! We would recommend visiting the museum early in the day or on a weekday. The more crowded it gets, the less mysterious it feels. Especially when you're searching for the hidden doors, some of the excitement is lost when someone suddenly comes out of a wardrobe or passage from the other side.We're not even sure if we found all of the secret doors, but searching for them was definitely a lot of fun. Each themed room also offers something interesting to look at, discover, and interact with. Overall, it was a unique and entertaining experience that we thoroughly enjoyed.”

Ann Harder on Jun 13, 2026 said:

“My 16 year old grandson's history teacher recommend this venue. I never heard of it, so we set out on adventure. Different from anywhere I have ever visited. Michael found 3 secret rooms with 20 secret doors. He absolutely enjoyed this exprrience as did I. He cant wait to see Mr K in August and ask him how many rooms and doors he found! So many unique items and memorabilia to enjoy! Emily was are guide and the ultimate hostess. This is a must see for entertainment value!”

Sherril Lilly on Jun 12, 2026 said:

“My daughter gave the O Museum experience to celebrate my birthday. Our visit was magical, truly wonderful. I'll recommend to my family and friends. ”

Jennifer Herndon on Jun 10, 2026 said:

“I heard about the museum through a friend and decided to bring my sister (she was visiting from Tennessee) and my granddaughter. We had the BEST time looking at all of the memorabilia and finding the hidden doors. I am not sure how many we found...but it seemed like quite a few. I definitely plan to return!”

Heather Hedger on May 29, 2026 said:

“I was in DC for the week and I wanted to do something fun and truly unique and I am so glad I stumbled upon this. The staff were amazing and the Mansion was such a fun and inspiring experience. It felt like I was given the opportunity to explore a secret corner of this world. But even above and beyond that, I got to become a part of something wonderful, connect with all of the people who came there before me, and leave a little piece of myself behind for others to find as well. It was a wonderful experience and a place I look forward to visiting again and again.”

Joe on May 22, 2026 said:

“A TOTALLY AMAZING PLACE!”

Katie Anderson on May 20, 2026 said:

“My two grandsons loved it . They found over 20 doors. Will definitely bring other grandchildren back. Too much to see in an hour but we had another scheduled tour.”

Katie Anderson on May 20, 2026 said:

“My two grandsons loved it . They found over 20 doors. Will definitely bring other grandchildren back. Too much to see in an hour but we had another scheduled tour.”

Donna Atwood on May 18, 2026 said:

“The rooms were jam packed with so much to see and reminisce about. A very unique experience. We even took home a few souvenirs!”

Carol Peters on May 14, 2026 said:

“A very fun and out of the ordinary experience. We thoroughly enjoyed it. ”

Jeff S on May 10, 2026 said:

“So much fun and so much to see. Truly one of the most memorable and unique DC experiences. ”

Beverly A Goldie from Bev Goldie Art, on May 1, 2026 said:

“I had a ball discovering all the secret passages, quirky collections, surprise rooms and humorous elements throughout the mansion(s). I think I found all of the rooms on the video, had some help from very young partygoers and hunky guys. It is the perfect fun afternoon to share with friends or a newcomer to D.C.”

Sara Beshay on Apr 26, 2026 said:

“I loved it, it was so fun.”

Phyllis Woodhead on Apr 25, 2026 said:

“fun, eclectic, lost my husband in a room that had no exit! turns out he had found a secret door which if not for kid who found it I might still be looking, or not ”

Amanda Keiper from Southern Fulton High School NHS, on Apr 21, 2026 said:

“My students absolutely loved this experience! I brought 17 of my National Honor Society students in, and they spent two hours looking through all the rooms to see which group could find the most doors! They were still talking about the experience on Monday. The staff was extremely friendly and accommodating. The rooms were absolutely beautiful. I think the students had the most fun with the clown room! I will most definitely be recommending The Mansion on O Street to all my friends and family! Thank you for a wonderful afternoon! ”

Sarah Merritt on Apr 21, 2026 said:

“I had five high school students and they loved the Secret Door After Hours experience! Thank you so much.”

Karica T on Apr 20, 2026 said:

“The O Street Museum is simply amazing. First, booking online was easy and their website even helps you find parking. Then you go inside and BAM! Everything everywhere all at once. There is so much to look at and so many secret doors. They have a bar inside (bless them!) and themed rooms and souvenirs and an arcade and...the list goes on. I'm so glad we found this place and we are DEFINITELY coming back.”

Holli on Apr 18, 2026 said:

“Great fun, so much to look at, we could have spent the entire day and still not begun to see everything!”

Kelly Tierney on Apr 14, 2026 said:

“My friend and I came after I saw an ad online and we had fun! There was so much to see and experience. We liked all of the different theme rooms and found many if not all of those mentioned in the intro video. We do wish that the items for sale throughout the museum were at more affordable price points (I understand their potential value, but when you hunt for treasures at yard sales, these prices were harder to accept). Also, it would be nice if there was a map of the hidden doors available, either before or after your tour so you could see what you missed! I would've liked to have gone back to try to find some of the doors that I missed if there was more guidance there.”

Kelly Tierney on Apr 14, 2026 said:

“My friend and I came after I saw an ad online and we had fun! There was so much to see and experience. We liked all of the different theme rooms and found many if not all of those mentioned in the intro video. We do wish that the items for sale throughout the museum were at more affordable price points (I understand their potential value, but when you hunt for treasures at yard sales, these prices were harder to accept). Also, it would be nice if there was a map of the hidden doors available, either before or after your tour so you could see what you missed! I would've liked to have gone back to try to find some of the doors that I missed if there was more guidance there.”

Kris Hayes on Apr 12, 2026 said:

“We went to celebrate my daughter's 24th Birthday. It was a beautiful Spring day in DC. We found the museum quickly from our Dupont Circle stop. We had a great time wandering through the rooms, finding secret doors. I got lost once, ooops. Recommend for all ages”

Patty Hughson from Dialtell Inc/Etiquetteempowerment, on Apr 10, 2026 said:

“It is one of the best museums that I have been to. I could have spent 6 hours touring and not have seen 1/2 of it. I wish I had know about this magical place years ago when I lived in Virginia not now just visiting.Everyone that assisted us were kind, helpful and full of excitement for being there.Wish you all well Best Regards, Patty Hughson”

Luz Bell from N/A, on Apr 6, 2026 said:

“It was amazing the experience, a little two overcrowded, so it is was a little difficult to appreciate the pieces. Maybe there should be a reduction of groups in the timings and a limit of time on the visits.”

Kami Siegle on Apr 3, 2026 said:

“We had such a great time exploring the secret doors! The rooms were incredibly cool and packed with so many interesting details to discover. Even though the hidden doors and layout weren't what we expected, it made the whole experience even more fun and surprising. We will absolutely go back again! The website gave info on parking and it was so super easy. Overall, it was an amazing experience.”

Sylvia on Apr 3, 2026 said:

“Super fun, tons to see, and quite a shopping opportunity too”

Shirley Bowers on Apr 1, 2026 said:

“Amazing one of the best places ever”

Becky Tennant on Mar 20, 2026 said:

“We had the best time. There is so much cool stuff to look at. We had so much fun!! We will be back and we will bring others with us. ”

Sir Daniel Stewart on Mar 20, 2026 said:

“Super fun and a unique experience”

Pam Spelker on Mar 20, 2026 said:

“Truly a quirky, interesting, interactive and fun museum. With 100+ rooms and over 80 secret doors to the rooms to explore in your own is a wonderful experience. The archive is also amazing. We easily spent close to 3 hours there and felt we breezed through it all. If you have the time ... definitely worth a visit. And they also have an elevator to help navigate the 3 stories, in addition to many interesting staircases.”

Allynn Grantham on Mar 20, 2026 said:

“Went to museum. Great day”

Emma on Mar 20, 2026 said:

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Clint Escorpeso on Mar 14, 2026 said:

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Lindy Shapiro on Mar 14, 2026 said:

“THANK YOU ALL for the endless things you do to make O Mansion happen. I feel incredibly grateful that I get to stay here. The world is throwing many challenges our way right now and O is a reminder of what is possible when we choose to love, to create and collaborate and to believe in magic”

Molly on Mar 13, 2026 said:

“So so interesting and fun!! Really cool experience! Would definitely go again. ”

christina stile on Mar 11, 2026 said:

“we had out-of-town guests who have done everything there is to do--museums, to zip lining, to escape rooms--so we were a little worried that they wouldn't have a good time. but they LOVED it! they had a great time finding all the secret doors and exploring all the themed rooms. and everyone was friendly and kind. it was the perfect day!”

Norah Manford on Mar 9, 2026 said:

“ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! By far our favorite part of the trip!”

Georgia Golla on Mar 7, 2026 said:

“Super cool experience! This place is a museum/attraction as well as a hotel (which hotel portion I can't speak to, but would be a VERY unique experience to stay here). So fun and the complete opposite of boring. You go through this bit of a maze and find secret doors that lead to other rooms. Each room has a different theme! I would not suggest this is great for kids any younger than like 7 or 8 because there is stuff EVERYWHERE and it's super easy to knock things down. Although this is fun, you can't help but have other people find secret doors in front of you or leave doors open when they aren't supposed to. We went during winter and there was a decent amount of people and even then there was some maneuvering as hallways and rooms can get tight. I cannot imagine this place in the peak of summer!”

Gabriel Gorin on Mar 7, 2026 said:

“Went for the museum experience and it didn't disappoint. This place is so unique, so much to see and explore that it can get overwhelming.Definitely would recommend and would be curious to see how staying would be.”

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Debbi Jablonski from Chicago Title, on Mar 7, 2026 said:

“ I just wanted to send a personal note to say how much we enjoyed the party on Saturday. My husband even said it was Chicago Title's best postholiday party yet! I thought the service was wonderful, the room was gorgeous and the food was perfect. I really appreciate you working with us to make sure Chicago Title had such a great evening while still staying within budget.”

Chris McNeil on Mar 7, 2026 said:

“I was a judicial fellow at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, and arrived at the DOT office complex in L'Enfant Plaza, Washington, D.C., for my first day of orientation. It was early on Tuesday morning, September 11, 2001, and while I had been in Washington many times in my work as an administrative law judge, this was my first time meeting my contacts at NHTSA.The world now recognizes the losses sustained on that day, in New York and at the Pentagon (and on United Airlines Flight 93), but at 8:30 in the morning at NHTSA's headquarters in D.C. our world was rapidly aging amidst the tragedy.My contact at NHTSA had family members he needed to get to, and he left me to my own devices. As transport systems turned into gridlock, I left the building intending to walk to my hotel in Georgetown.I had the day to explore. All the Smithsonian museums were locked down, as were most businesses. I had no agenda other than experiencing what D.C. was like during the turmoil of 9/11. I walked from L'Enfant Plaza to Dupont Circle, hoping to have lunch at my favorite restaurant, Johnny's Half Shell. In the process, in a long wandering exploration of the District, I happened upon O Street, not far from the Dupont Circle Metro station.During the walk I passed a string of brownstone residences on O Street between 20th and 21st Streets. While my memory has faded over time, I recall walking past curious bronze sculptures of the White Rabbit, Alice, the Mad Hatter, and the Cheshire Cat, ensconced in abundant greenery that seemed to fill the streetside frontages of four or five of the brownstones.Last week I found out that what I walked past that day 25 years ago was the O Museum in the Mansion, named after the mansion's street location. It's a venue that evokes a rich historical heritage that runs the spectrum from the lives of the rich and famous to the lives of courageous civil rights activists who created cultural change in our nation's capital.I learned the museum was opened in 1980 by its founder, H.H. Leonards Spero, and is housed in a mansion that now includes a boutique hotel with themed rooms. Their "Night at the Museum" tour offers an immersive overnight experience with extended access to the museum and its collection.Also known as The Secret Door Museum, there are over one hundred themed rooms, over eighty secret doors, and thousands of artifacts spanning art, music, sports, history, and American pop culture. I stopped by the display case that housed signed guitars from Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan and saw museum rooms packed with memorabilia from folk and jazz eras, and the early days of the Beatles.Nostalgia and history reign and the displays include important artifacts relating to the civil rights era in the United States, with prominent attention given to the inspired work of Rosa Parks and other civil rights mentors.The Museum features a bar, modern restrooms, an elevator, and secret doors throughout. Reservations are recommended, but I walked in without any wait (on a weekday in February 2026). Remarkably, most of the contents -- probably counting in the thousands -- are for sale. (So, we're on notice by the Museum's docents: if you break it, you buy it.) I found the Museum's staff to be friendly, well-informed, and exceptionally enthusiastic about their work.I learned there are limited-time themed events, such as the Secret Door Experience ($33), a Champagne Tour ($62.50), a Secret Portal Hunt & Tour ($45.95), a Secret Gardens of Asia celebrating cherry blossoms ($50), a Mother's Day Secret Door & Champagne Tour ($54.50), a Night at the Museum overnight package ($550.77) and a host of events celebrating the life and work of Rosa Parks and other civil rights leaders.This may well be one of the most curiosity-inspiring venues anywhere in the world. And good luck finding the secret doors!”

Cherraine Mkhokeli on Mar 7, 2026 said:

“I've wanted to come here to do the secret door search for awhile. It didn't disappoint! Lots of fun, educational and a bit overwhelming with all the collectables. Overall we had a great time. We found 11 Secret Doors!”

Jan Jones on Mar 4, 2026 said:

“I love the mansion! It's always so much fun looking at everything and trying to find the secret doors. I've been there 3 times in the last 5 or 6 years, and I keep finding rooms I didn't know existed. Yesterday I even found something to buy for my son to add to his collection. Everyone should check it out!”

Jessica from Camp One Step, on Mar 2, 2026 said:

“The O is such a great place for independent discovery and group challenge. We particularly like that attendees can go at their own pace. We had a group of 29 people and enjoyed regrouping in the common area for cards and games while we waited for folks to finish. ”

Leslie Pirtle from Nauset Regional Middle School, on Mar 2, 2026 said:

“Our Honor students had an amazing time! The pizza was a little underwhelming but the desserts were very nice and the students seemed to enjoy the food just fine. Would be nice to have a gluten free option. We will definitely make this a part of our annual trip to the National Honors conference in DC. ”

Kelly on Mar 1, 2026 said:

“Great museum, very interesting, educational and entertaining, friendly staff”

Arthur Gose from GoMac, on Feb 28, 2026 said:

“Excellent tour”

Barb Kiker from The Woodlands, on Feb 25, 2026 said:

“Loved finding the secret doors. The mansion was so much fun to get lost in!”

Brianne Hendrick on Feb 22, 2026 said:

“We had a blast! This is the most unique DC experience. It's like nothing we've ever done before. The history, the secret doors, the eccentric decor, the whole thing...it's just fun. We are glad it's checked off our DC bucket list. ”

Marquita Douglas on Feb 17, 2026 said:

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Erin Premo on Feb 17, 2026 said:

“What a unique and fabulous experience! O Museum has been on my DC to-do list for quite some time - I'm so glad I finally got there. My teenage daughter and I spent close to 3 hours wandering from room to room and were totally immersed in the challenge of finding hidden doors and looking at all sorts of interesting things. We did the bar beverage add on ticket option but selection and drink size were at bit underwhelming for the $15/ticket we paid, so next time I would just purchase the standard ticket. Lastly, I would not recommend this venue for children, as it's easy to get separated and it's really a place that you want to be able to take your time in (10+ is best).”

New Yorkers on Feb 17, 2026 said:

“Amazing Night of the hotel experience. As New Yorkers, O St. is like the Chelsea Hotel of D.C. We will be back. Thank You!”