Park across 8th avenue in the parking lot normally used by government workers, who are getting off when you're ready for early evening socializing. This a quadruple bar, with a bar for leather cruising, one for the western man with line dancing. Another bar is for the Disco crowd, and it is loud. A restaurant is also part of the complex but serves food in the early evening only. The restaurant is open to the disco bar area, which is quiet during the serving period.
Parking can be a problem, but there is a two-level free parking lot just south of the complex.
There is a bank immediately to the north, and there parking is also allowed. There is a beautiful piano bar as part of the complex, which is VERY popular with the intergenerational couples. This is a perfectly suitable budget choice but rooms and baths are sligtly threadbare. 1920's Club 918 Congress Avenue Martini bar with live Jazz especially from the 1920's. Professional mixed crowd.