Hotels with Swimming Pools in Fairfax County

This is a 3-star hotel and it shows. As its name indicates, the rooms are suites and come with a small kitchenette, which includes a small sink, refrigerator, coffee maker, and a small microwave. Our room also had a small living room with a couch. The TV in our room was set at an awkward position, opposite the wall that separates the living room and the bed. This was probably an attempt to be visible from both, but made it difficult to watch from either space. The room did not have a safe and there was only one drawer to store things. The cupboard was good size and came with an ironing board. The AC was quite loud and we were staying on one of the lower floors so the general noise level in the room was quite higher than in other hotels we stayed. Nearby (0.2 miles) there is a small mall with a choice of restaurants and a grocery store. This hotel is near the George Mason University and is one of the university's preferred hotels. So many families stay here when they visit the university. However there is no hotel shuttle to take you there. So, you either need to have a car or to pay taxi back and forth. The breakfast can be improved. We didn't expect it to be a full continental breakfast, but it seemed minimal. There were no bagels, English muffins, waffles or similar. On the other hand there were pre-packaged cereal and milk, pre-packages hot sandwiches, boiled eggs and some fruit. This could be due to COVID, but the look of these things did not inspire confidence for their quality. Again this is a 3-star inexpensive hotel, so one cannot complain that much.

My family and I stayed in this hotel on New Year’s Eve and while the hotel itself was okay, I have a lot of issues. 1) The biggest issue was that I got a screw in my tire from the parking lot. They are doing construction at the hotel and obviously do not clean up their mess. After checking in and finally finding a place to eat, which is limited in the area, we came out to find a flat tire. I went to complain to the front desk and was told,”Oh, sorry. I’ll make a note of that”. I had to call AAA and wait for them to come. Meanwhile, the restaurant closed (as did most others). I would have expected the hotel to offer some kind of compensation for the damage, the inconvenience and the frustration, but nothing. 2) Also, I called the day before to see how far it was off of route 95 since I am unfamiliar with the area and the man at the front desk said they were just off the highway. That was NOT true. They ended up being almost 8 miles off of 95!!! So after driving for over 6 hours and just looking for a place to eat and sleep, we had to drive another 15 minutes out of our way to get to this hotel.

I can’t say enough about this hotel. I travel close to 300 nights a year and this was by far the best hotel I’ve been too. From the staff, housekeeping, hotel amenities and breakfast it was truly fantastic. I stayed at this hotel from January 31- April 22 and will only stay there if I need to go back to the DC metro area. It is very close to the metro going into the city. There is always Lyfts and Ubers around. Loads of restaurants just down the road. The billing was flawless, I never once had a issue. Every time I had a issue it was quickly resolved. I would give this hotel 10 stars if I could.

There is a pick-up and drop-off service at the airport. The room is spacious, well, clean and tidy, with first-class facilities. Recommended!

Stayed one night at the Washington Airport Transit Airport and was satisfied with the layout of the room and the comfort and basic conditions of the bed, although the hotel has been for some years. Did not choose breakfast because I went to the airport too early. Dissatisfied with the shuttle bus service, waited for nearly an hour before waiting for the shuttle bus. Winter in Washington was almost as cold as Beijing, and other hotels saw it many times. The next morning, the driver said that he could not be delivered to the terminal I was going to, and asked me to get off with other people. The flight attendant in the same car skimmed and hinted that the driver was not in service. tip.

At a cursory glance, my King One Bedroom Suite seems spacious and well appointed. It doesn't take long, however, before one can see that this place is in dire need of some TLC, most notably when it comes to cleaning. One of the first things I noticed upon checking in to my room was a card pledging IHG's commitment to a high standard of cleanliness, signed off by Julia and the Cleaning Team. One quick look around the place and it is clear that IHG and its cleaning team have not upheld this commitment. I was disgusted to find a long black hair nestled comfortably between a tissue box and the bathroom mirror, streaks and grime all over the floors, picture frames, and tables, and questionable stains on the bed's headboard. I have had to give this place a good scrub myself just to be able to bring myself to sleep at night. Sleep was next to impossible, however, as one of the guests down the hall seemed intoxicated and was shouting with his door open for at least 30 minutes. I tried phoning reception to inform them of the rowdy client and their suggestion was literally ”Go talk to them and tell them if they don't stop shouting, we will have to intervene”. I couldn't take it anymore and personally stepped outside to ask the guest if he could keep his voice down, but before I could get to his door, his groggy neighbor was already in the process of giving him a piece of her mind. Ready to put the previous night behind me, I woke up this morning to prepare some coffee and start my day only to find more stains on the fridge and all over the coffee maker and carafe. I would have cleaned it myself, but of course there was no dishwashing liquid anywhere to be found in my room. It's only my second day here and I can only imagine what surprises are in store for me tonight at The Staybridge Suites McLean. As a paying guest, all I ask is for a clean place to sleep and some peace and quiet. Instead, it seems I have signed up to be a pro bono cleaner and nighttime security guard. Internet connectivity is extremely sporadic so forget about working from home! I understand that the pandemic has posed some setbacks and that a room clean can only be offered once every three nights, but at least make sure that the room is cleaned prior to the next guest’s check-in. I do not recommend anyone stay here if they expect a clean and quiet hotel. This place's only saving grace is its proximity to DC and the stellar customer service skills demonstrated by Jonathan, the night shift representative who really streamlined the check-in process.

If I could rate the staff only, this would be 5 out of 5. Everyone was professional, cheerful, and welcoming. The hotel is not managed directly by Hilton, so some of the amenities are a little below expectation. Our room (one bedroom suite with 2 double beds) was on the 3rd floor. Due to the space required for the HVAC ducting, the bedroom was noticeably smaller than we have experience at other Homewood Suites. Although we were warned that the area was a little ”sketchy” we did not experience anything out of the ordinary for a huge metropolitan location. The hotel was quiet and comfortable. Breakfast was ample and well presented.

Nous aimons bien la chaîne Hampton inn pour son bon rapport qualité prix. Chambre spacieuse avec toutes les facilités. Celui-ci est très classique dans sa décoration...celui qui cherche un hôtel au design dernier cri n'aimera pas. Le petit déjeuner est identique à celui de tous les autres Hampton inn et donc correct (miam les gaufres chaudes). Petite piscine extérieure pour se délasser après la visite de Washington (à 15 min en voiture). Accueil très agréable. Denny's à 1 km.

This hotel has non-smoking rooms with kitchen facilities, a complimentary buffet breakfast and grocery shopping assistance. An evening reception is organized in the lobby. Tysons Galleria is 1.5 miles away.Residence Inn Tyson's Corner has rooms with modern fittings such as air conditioning, cable TV and electrical outlets near the work desk.Each room has self-catering facilities and are fitted with an oven, microwave and stove. The cozy kitchen joins up with a small two-seater dining table.Guests can enjoy a casual dinner under the stars using the barbecue facility. Other leisure facilities include a fitness center and an outdoor pool.Residence Inn by Marriott is 6.2 miles away from Great Falls Park. Bull Run National Park is less than 15 minutes’ drive away.

Very good hotel, by Hilton. They are all suites with very good prices. There is breakfast, which is much better than the so-called continental breakfast. The variety is not particularly large, but it is very good, and there are fruits. There is water cola drink coffee in the room. The front desk said that it was originally charged 10 knives. It looks good to you, and it's off to you. Hahaha, I guess this guy said that to everyone. There is a parking lot, which costs 10 knives, and there is no deduction in the end. It is basically open. No one will charge you. The car can also be parked at the next mall. It's very convenient to go to Washington Square. The silver subway is about half an hour or so. It seems to be 5.8 to the parliament during the peak period and 3.8 to the low peak. There is bestbuy next to it, and other shopping malls such as Wal-Mart are also nearby. The price and the conditions are really worth it.