I stayed on location. There is a $10 parking charge, but given the proximity to the Metro and the overall rate, this isn't bad. The Metro was single tracking over the weekend so I didn't get the expected value out of this decision, but that's not the hotel's fault. The room I got was clean enough, but quite poorly soundproofed. I thought it was pouring rain outside once only to realize someone was taking a shower overhead. The lobby was snazzy enough, but I wish that a bit more money had been spent on the rooms themselves. read more

Single-handedly the worst Marriott experience we have ever had. Worst hotel experience we had, period. We had an experience in par with a cheap roach hotel. It was bug ridden, malfunctioning and incompetent. Not worth it. - Lipstick on pillow - Toilet whines all night and keeps us up - Bathroom faucet stopped entirely - Ants on counters, bathroom, bed, floor. Over 70 killed ants - Unapproved charges from someone else's purchases - Housekeeping entered our room at 8AM. We were not dressed! - housekeeping visited later only to not put pillows on beds, not clear the trash, not fill up soap. Did not entirely service room - We had no body wash for 2 days. Front desk asks US what happened when we went day and night to request refill. - Thread bare towels - Pool is closed. Pool was entirely why we chose this hotel for our kids We went to the front desk to complain everyday and lots of nights. It was a non-stop tragedy of errors for our 9-day stay. read more

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I usually stay here when I am in the Fairfax area. This is a nice hotel with very helpful staff. They have an open lobby and a breakfast area in the mornings. This place is usually filled with business travelers who are stopping by for work in the nearby area. It is short distance from the Mosaic District and other local restaurants. It is about five blocks from the Metro which is another plus. I was not a big fan of the rooms. When you enter the bed is facing the window and the TV is to the right. Seems like an odd placement. I am used to the bed in the middle of the room with the television in front. The first couple of nights I did not sleep great as the bed was too soft for my taste. Room design aside, it was okay for a quick stay while I was visiting the area. read more

Everything, they charge for everything, housekeeping, parking , deposit in case something breaks , insane hotel . I will never stay there ever again !!! read more

The hotel is really nice. It is outrageous that they want to charge you $10.00/day for parking. Our check in process was very different than anything in the past because the front desk agent Paul was rude, unsympathetic to our situation and was not helpful at all. I had to call the 1-800 number that gave me more help over the phone than the rep that is in front of me. The morning crew checking out was great. read more

AVOID AT ALL COST - INSECT INFESTATION Im typically generous with giving reviews because mistakes happen here and there. But this is a different level negligence which I'm witnessing here with my group of friends. An absolute horror show, I'm still here at this hotel. I'm a Guest in town and so scared, this is not personal and I'm not making anything up. My name is Mohammad Faleh AlAslai and I'm staying in room number 812 of this hotel. I literally had to run away from them and then tried to ask for help. The front desk did not even pick up let alone helping or relocating me. Or coming up to check the issue and clean it. I've always looked at Marriott as a reputable chain Of hotels but experiencing this, makes me wonder is this how Marriott runs its hotels? And is this the customer treatment they provide? I'm posting photos of these weird creatures which attacked me in my sleep. I'm terrified and believe there is a major negligence of people's safety and health in this place. Im in the process of contacting the appropriate authorities in order to investigate this madness. This is a cry for help to the general manager or the regional manager to come see whats going on in here. I have videos of the scariest creatures that I woke up to. I'm allergic and have a major phobia from these insects. very regretful of reserving here and very much recommend to avoid this place at all costs. I have detailed videos of this ongoing incident and I will use them as I deem appropriate. read more

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I am a very frequent customer here as i travel for business. The location is perfect for my needs. I do understand the service industry has suffered during the pandemic but.... I am staying here for a longer period of time this trip-3wks. The lack of cleanliness is obvious. I use the gym every day. The trash is piling up in there & i cant pick it up to throw away as the trash has been full for 6 days. I called the front desk & maid brought towels & left. I called for paper towels to clean equipment, she brought those & didnt understand that trash was everywhere, so she left. I notified the front desk, will see today if it was finally addressed. They advertise a pool, it is rented out to the British swim school so paying guests cannot use it. The business center is open to lobby & loud music playing. You cannot get any work done in this hotel. The garage door has been broken for over 6 months. It is open where anyone can slip inside & if u come in late at night it is not secure. This location is perfect for me but having thoughts of moving to another hotel. read more

As an update. My husband and I have been stayed my here for a few years now. Much of the construction in the area is complete. Much quieter! You cannot Best this location for quality or price! Staff friendly too! You have at your fingertips: Free parking Starbucks in facility Harris Teeter across the street Many good restaurants to walk to Pool Quite, clean, comfortable rooms Easy access to 495 Metro connection (Orange line) just down the street Plenty of shopping too This place is typically inexpensive on the weekends, more expensive during the week. Grand location and quality! read more

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This hotel is in and ATT and Verizon dead zone because the tower services the beltway and doesn't have bandwidth for folks in this hotel. The WiFi is forever broken I've stayed her 10 times over 16 months and the WiFi has never worked!!! read more

Where we live, we don't have fancy things like Metro stations, next door grocery stores, or close proximity to the nation's capital. And so here we found ourselves - I had done some research on hotels along the Metro line, wanting to fully experience the daily plight of the urban government worker toiling their way in and out of the capital. And so we did, and it was fantastic. The hotel is very nice, cleanly kept and decorated in the current "modern boardroom" style. There's a grocery next door that satisfied those snack cravings, and plenty of restaurants within walking distance. There's parking as well, although it can be tricky to find a spot. Luckily my recent mall visits the week before Christmas had me in good fighting form. All in all it was a great trip and having a convenient, reasonably priced, and accommodating base of operations such as this helped a lot. read more

Convenient location with lots of restaurants and store within walking distance. Metro one block away. Nice staff and clean facility. Relatively comfortable rooms. Bar and "restaurant " in the lobby. No free breakfast here. This stay marred but some really annoying issues, though. 1. Underground parking offers lots of parking places but finding ones way out is an adventure on the order of Indiana Jones. I never saw signs and the doors/stairs I tried led to the outside sidewalk. The elevator to the lobby is a secret. Hidden in an alcove... only known to those who ask. But for that underground experience, there are only footprints and hieroglyphics to provide direction. Good luck. Pro tip: just grove to the very bottom and when you can't go further, park and use the elevator. 2. My room had a drip, drip, drip in the wall that went on for hours. Once I succumbed to the ancient water torture I requested a new room. Not easy because the place was booked. And I think the staff considered me "too sensitive" to something "most people wouldn't even notice". It was very noticeable and annoying. But they accommodated my request and I changed rooms. 3. Yes, I changed rooms to one with a howling refrigerator. I guess that's better than no refrigerator at all. Which I made happen by unplugging it. Yay me! 4. And then there was the early wake up call that must have been intended for another room. I sure hope they didn't oversleep. I know I didn't. In the end, not an unusual hotel experience. Would I return... not sure... I really need to think about that b read more

Perfect location, great amenities, very clean and amazing staff. Walking distance to a ton of restaurants and stores. Would love to do a girls weekend here. read more

We're attending a wedding in Virginia. The wedding venue is close to the Courtyard by Marriot Dunn Loring Fairfax. The Metro ride from Washington DC was very convenient and quick enough (Red Line to Shady Grove station, then a transfer to the Orange Line towards Vienna station). Dunn Loring station is the 2nd to the last station on the Orange Line. The walk from the Dunn Loring Metro station was pleasant (sidewalks the entire route). Check in was a breeze. The rooms were large and well appointed. Washing machines were available. This Courtyard by Marriot provides Tide detergent and dryer sheets gratis. This Courtyard by Marriot has Tea Tree based Shampoo, Body Wash and Conditioner which were excellent. The bath accoutrements are delivered via wall dispensers that are easier to use and are more eco friendly. Prices are fair for the location. read more

Upgraded to a room at the end of the hallway on the 10th floor (thanks to my Marriott Platinum Preferred status), I found this to be an especially quiet property. Other than the idiot construction workers across the way who decided that 7:15 AM was a good time to start banging on metal bins to loosen dried concrete. Morons. Free self-parking with a couple of spots outside but four decks of underground parking were secured behind a rolling gate. Courtyard properties do not have a free breakfast - that's not their thing. But they do have a small market of snacks for sale and a restaurant in the lobby with computers and printers available. Fitness room and pool, for those who use such things. Free wifi now for all Marriott Rewards members, so just join the program and get access. You can't beat the location, a block from the Dunn Loring Metro station! Easy access to downtown DC on the Orange Line. read more

We stayed here yet again. The rooms are nice, the parking and wifi "free," the Metro is a block away, and best of all is the lobby/eating area. Rather than a formal lobby that looks like your granny's living room, the lobby is livable. Computers. Big TV screens. Small TV screens. Recharging stations. And as a result loads of people were actually using the lobby. Kids. Young adults. Adults. I like it. Since last time we stayed here the neighborhood has gotten more interesting with loads of new condos, more restaurants and a new shopping mall where a multiplex cinema and its huge parking lot used to be. My two complaints two out of five mornings there was no hot water in the shower/bath at 9:30 when I was back from my run. And the A/C has two settings: noisy and nosier. read more

Just okay. Was there during a snow/ice storm, and while moving into an apartment locally. So I stayed in this hotel for three nights. I found it very loud, windows to the outside were not insulated very well, plenty of cold air in the room and could easily hear everything outside, which made it difficult to sleep. Nice having parking below the building, safe and easy. Nice lobby with nice made to order eatery for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Utilized their WiFi and nice rooms. Rooms would have been nicer if it wasn't as drafty and loud. Probably would seek out a nearby hotel if I ever had to stay locally again. read more

A great hotel for a Washington DC visit! When we added the Capitol as a last minute stop on a cross country road trip, we wanted a hotel easy walking distance to the Metro, in a safe area, with free parking. This hotel met those criteria and more! The hotel is clean. The staff is friendly. The area is very nice (with a variety of restaurants nearby). The parking garage is secure and accessible via elevators directly from the guest rooms. The rates seem to be 40 to 50% less on the weekend (sometimes beginning on Thursday). Our total cost was less than $120 a night. It was an excellent stay. read more

Courtyard by Marriott Dunn Loring Fairfax - Good wireless and Ethernet connectivity - Hotels Near Me - Vienna, Virginia

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I've stayed at this hotel three times now. It is a nice hotel, but has been crowded out by a LOT of development. There's construction everywhere, but it didn't bother me. The walk to the Metro station is a tad bit longer, but a lot nicer when you see all the commercial development being added. I didn't have any trouble sleeping with the construction going on all around the hotel, but I do bring a fan wherever I travel to block out noise like this. My wife said she heard folks slamming doors at 7am a couple of times, but otherwise we all slept well. I was a bit disappointed by the removal of their hot tub. You can see in the pictures this hotel used to have a hot tub and there's an Emergency Stop button still on the wall, but no hot tub. Strange. I hope they'll put one in again. WiFi works great. I streamed Netflix the whole time I was there, as their TV choices are mostly standard definition and dull, but that's not the hotel's fault. I noticed there were a lot of families staying at this hotel on the weekends, but come Monday morning it was all suits and high heel business travelers. Admittedly, the weekends are noisy with kids and families. read more

Courtyard by Marriott Dunn Loring Fairfax - On going construction can be loud at times. - Hotels Near Me - Vienna, Virginia

Great hotel and location! Across the street from a 24 hour grocery store and a strip full of restaurants, salons, a Starbucks, and fitness studio. The metro is also just a short walk. The hotel itself has a bar in the lobby opened until 10pm and they also serve food (unsure of the hours). Staff was friendly, always smiling. I was there with a convention and we had daily breakfast which was the same every day. That got old but the food (and coffee) were good. read more

This is the second year we have stayed there for a stay of several nights to do sight seeing in DC. They earned five stars from me because of their excellent response to an emergency situation. This elevated them from a "yes this is good hotel, clean, etc, 4 star rating." The emergency was that a car hit a power pole, causing the entire hotel to loose power. Things were chaotic. Emergency power generators kicked in but did not restore power to the entire hotel. Some rooms had power but no AC. Some, AC but no power, and yet others, no power at all. I was a bit selfish and stood at the counter getting as much information about how to get into a new room. I should have showed more sensitivity to those with health conditions and the elderly. Staff was better than I. They executed a methodical, room by room check on the status. They did the best they could getting folks moved from rooms without power to rooms with. They also had to deal with frustrated and confused guests when they themselves did not have adequate information. I would stay there again, knowing they would keep me safe. By the way, I am a retired safety supervisor and am an electrical engineeer. read more

I really like this place. Free parking, free wifi, lots of TV stations Also the lobby area has been updated, and it's much more inviting. The staff is friendly. Downside is that all the food is too expensive, and no shuttle. Arby's is down the road about a block, as well as a nice Korean grocery store. There are fridges in the rooms, but they don't get very cold. Just for pop I guess. Comfortable for business. You can fight the loneliness here because the downstairs is so welcoming. read more

I've spent around 30-50 nights here over the last few years. As others have said, it's isolated. If you don't have a car, there not a lot of options to dine around here. However, it's getting better. However, it's always been my go to place when hotels downtown get too expensive. I'm always amazed how downtown places can change from $150 to $450 week to week. When the price is too high, I just come here. I can eat a places off other stops. The remodel has been a success. The people are always friendly. The facility is better than most "courtyards". It really fills a need for me. read more

Excellent. Worth a stay. Highly recommended. This place is a very nice hotel. The lobby is expansive with plenty of seating, a breakfast nook area, and more. Breakfast is pay-as-you go. But you get what you pay for. There's a Starbucks concessionaire with light breakfast snacks in the breakfast nook area. The rooms are spacious and well appointed. Some come with balconies. There's an indoor pool and exercise room. Rooms are well insulated and quiet. Parking is underneath the building and provides plenty of space for guests. The location is close to Route 50 and Gallows road and smack dab in the middle of the 50/Merrifield/Gallows Road retro build of shops, high-rise buildings and stores. We loved staying here. We'll be back. Stayed January 2016 read more

Great staff. Super friendly am staff. Indoor pool only. Walking distance to Mosaic distance.

I had a non refundable reservation for January 18-23, 2021 for the inauguration and with covid restrictions in my own state and the violence in the Nation's Capitol, I had to cancel the trip. I wondered how I could get at least some of my non-refundable reservation funds back and inquired with the hotel. They were AMAZING and showed total class in refunding my $883 without me even having to ask or make any kind of argument at to why at least a partial refund might be in order. I will totally stay there when in town as they showed a customer conscience character and for that, a 5 star rating is surely in order. read more

A few minutes by foot from the metro. Adjacent to a large grocery store and restaurants like Halal Guys. Being that it's Dunn Loring, it's a quiet area. Had no problems during my stay. read more

Nice newer hotel, amazing water pressure. Good central location, very walkable, plenty of restaurants and a Harris Teeter nearby. Close to Tysons Corner. Only complaint was the breakfast in the cafe was not as described. Parking in a secure garage was only $5 a day. read more

In the spirit of "Sex or Weight Lifting?" by Adam Sandler, let's play the young traveling professional's favorite game: "Is My Room Possessed or Does This Hotel Suck?" 1) You have a fan unit that doesn't have an off button, so the best you can do is turn it down to low where it decides to go on and off anytime it wants, making noises similar to what I imagine a pregnant dragon waking up would sound like [Sucks] 2) You have a television that turns on at 5:30am for no reason [Possessed] 3) You discover that instead of an entire panoramic view, 1/3 of your curtains are actually covering a wall [Sucks] 4) Your shower fluctuates between scalding hot and "burn, mothaf*#*&a, burn" [Sucks] 5) You have a desk, but the desk has a smaller roll-out desk directly beneath it. To make matters more confusing, your chair can barely go high enough to reach the roll-out desk, let alone the one that's standing still. [Utterly confused] 6) You go to dish out $12 for the breakfast buffet. You only grab cereal and some eggs. After dropping the check off and seeing what you ate, your waitress says "Cereal and eggs? That's all? You eat like a bird." She then gives you a seriously discounted bill since you ate close to nothing. [All kinds of awesome] 7) You have a pool but it's the length and width equivalence of a single lane in an Olympic-sized pool [Possessed] 8) You have a gym, but it doesn't even have a mat to stretch on after using any of the five pieces of cardio equipment so you have to lay on the ground to make sure you don't cramp up [Sucks] 9) Your overthrow blanket looks like Grandma stitched a rose garden for you [Quaint] The winner seems pretty obvious to me. read more

This hotel is relatively new. The rooms are clean, which is really all I want. Bonus: room fridge, free wired internet, easy walking distance to the Dunn Loring Metro stop, close to the W&OD running trail. Boo: it's pricey & there are few choices for food within a comfortable walking distance -- you'll have to hop on the Metro and head to Arlington. read more

What happens when I exit Dunn Loring metro station, only to find my bus that comes but once an hour pull away? I hang out in the lobby of the Courtyard Marriott. They have like 20 different places for me to sit, and it took me a good 5 minutes to determine the best spot for relaxing and charging my phone. They have a bookshelf with some interesting books which I would read if I wasn't so attached to my phone. In good weather I'll probably start killing time at the Mosaic District when it opens, but this will always be my go to kill time spot in not so fun weather. Thanks for not making me wait 60 minutes in DC's humidity! You are a life saver! read more

Its a nice hotel..however..there is a TON of construction going on right now on both sides of the hotel which they FAIL to mention when you book or check in. It starts at 0730 and we are on the top floor paying between 200-250 a night and it makes no difference. It is LOUD, annoying, and ongoing all day long! No discounts because they dont care! I tried changing rooms and they keep saying they are booked. The traffic noise starts at 0530 and is also annoying. So, do not come here if you want good sleep in the mornings! The pool is a joke. It is a tiny, miniature, and COLD pool open 5-10 pm in the evenings. Hello! I have kids who want to swim in the 95 degree weather. I have to take them elsewhere. No breakfast, no coffee, but high prices. No thanks! read more

Nice courtyard, generally speaking but the WiFi is simply poor. Can't get consistent WiFi quality WiFi here. That is a no-go for business.

Fancy for a Courtyard, more like a full service hotel. Front desk well staffed 24/7 with courteous employees. ...Which was handy when we discovered at 1am that our air conditioner was making a puddle on the carpet. Staff quickly accommodated our need to move rooms, though the same problem occurred (to a lesser extent) in our new room. From their offhand comments it appeared the staff are aware this is a systemic problem and for now simply shuffle people around to minimize the misery. I would be wary of a mold problem in this building. I hope management is able to fix-- not just mop up after, but FIX-- the A/C leakage problem, because other than that this is a nice hotel. Courteous staff, like I said above, plus a good location. It's an easy walk to the Dunn Loring station on the Orange Line two blocks away, and thanks to new development there are now a dozen restaurants and a grocery store in the neighborhood. read more

Loved it. I don't think I've given 5 stars to a hotel before. Everyone was professional, the room and the surroundings were clean...almost like they were brand new. The pool was great, the lobby and lounge were top quality. It is next to the metro, so you're close to anything. Absolutely will stay here again. read more

This was a really nice hotel. In fact, the lobby and garage is really nice. They have couches, a starbucks, mini store, an underground garage... damn was nice. As for the rooms they were super comfy. They are big and come with many amenities like: a fridge, tv, a big shower with a seat, etc. Place was really nice. I plan to go back whenever in the area again. read more

Great place to stay when visiting Washington DC and Loudon County...right in between. Just one block from the MetroRail. Looked at all of the Orange Line stops and the Marriott has the best location. Both wireless and wired Internet but the wireless was faster but not blazing. Rooms were immaculate and the service was excellent from the front desk to the room keepers. Big desk for the laptop so I was able to keep it set up for the week. Indoor pool open until 10. No room service but the hotel's Bistro was reasonably priced. Free parking. I'm rating this hotel within its class. Yelp has it as a $$ (Moderate) Hotel...and it's a 5-star $$ Hotel. I don't understand all of the 4-star ratings with nothing but laudatory comments. It isn't the Ritz, but the nearby Ritz Carlton at the Tysons Corner Galleria which is a $$$$ (Ultra High-End) Hotel and offers spas and afternoon teas also has a 4-star rating but unless you're not rating within class, it's obviously a higher rated hotel. read more

Nice new hotel with comfortable beds right by metro station. Staff was nice and they have a little pantry that is pretty well stocked. Walking distance to plenty of restaurants. No complaints! read more

Great hotel rooms, clesn rooms, comfy bed, good customer service, and the Metro is located within walking distance.

I spent 4 nights here, and I'm kinda looking forward to going back. Parking was abundant. Staff was friendly. Rooms were exceptionally clean. My room was comfortable and I got an excellent price for it. read more

This is a pretty nice hotel. It's a newer property so things are pleasant. The rooms are a decent size and include a sofa, desk, a nice size LCD. You get a good selection of TV channels. The rooms all have coffee makers and refrigerators in them. The gym is really nice. All newer equipment in very good repair. Generally I find the gyms to be horrible but this one is nice... even has an elliptical trainer which I loved. The pool is small and only open 5p-10p M-T which is inconvenient since I hoped to swim laps in the mornings. Even on weekends it doesn't open until 10a.m. The beds are really comfortable with nice sheets and lots of comfortable feather type (probably fake feathers) pillows and has some firm and some soft. The room service is so so and food is okay... not bad but when I pay $15 for a burger it shouldn't be a frozen one and they are indeed mostly frozen foods. The breakfast is good if you get the whole hot foods breakfast. They will make you omelets, egg beater omelets, fried eggs, burritos, etc. plus they have the regular food bar hot stuff which isn't my thing but people seemed to like it. The staff are nice and accommodating. The dining staff are awesome. My heat broke while I was there and they came up and fixed it right away. There is heating and cooling and it works well for the most part! The parking is under the hotel in a secure garage (nice) and access is via your room card. I would totally stay here again. It's well worth the $99 price tag per night with breakfast for two. read more