Updating this review to confirm objective observations:…read more - the room layouts here are better than at the Holiday Inn across the street - the rooms are immaculate. NO spider webs anywhere. Not a spec of imperfection. Impressive - staff is quiet and not super talkative but they are very efficient. I quite appreciated this as I checked in fairly late and was too exhausted to small talk. I had my room key in seconds and was on my way to bed - as I ate my breakfast, they brought out more bacon. This is the way to make my heart sing. If you're weighing whether to stay here or at the Holiday Inn across the street, I'll gladly say there's no comparison. The Holiday Inn across the street is not 80% better and does not justify its rate. Stay at the Hampton.

Staff was very friendly and speedy upon check in. Room clean and modern. Bed super comfortable…read more Would come back!

Nice young man at check-in. Bathroom smells like a bus station bathroom (not a pleasant smell)…read more Bath towels were stained (?!) and had to get new ones. Seems to be a convenient area. Wish the coffee were available later. A/C is all or nothing. 4/5 USB ports broken. Microwave missing the turntable.

This was another disappointing stay at a Holiday Inn Express and probably the last. After arriving…read moreat midnight I asked the front staff if there was a coffee maker in the room. He said yes. The bare "pantry" behind the counter had no bottled water so I trudged back out into the night to find a 7-11. When I finally got to my room I found that there was no coffee maker. Instead they offer weak coffee 24/7 made from a machine. The bathroom shower curtain smelled of mildew and really overwhelmed the small space with the smell. The whole vibe was Motel 6. No frills. No bueno.

When we walked it it was hot and musty like someone had just taken a shower... we thought we were…read morein someone else's room there were towels on the floor, wash cloths on the hangers, the room was absolutely DISGUSTING! Dirty used towels left on the sink, hair in the shower, coffee stains on the sink... DO NOT STAY HERE!!! I repeat DO NOT STAY HERE!!

If less than one star was possible. Jail would be cleaner but at least you can leave. So dirty…read more Just don't. We only did because we are traveling w 3 dogs. Big no.

I highly recommend this hotel! We had a Marine Unit reunion there, just this past weekend. The…read moreplace was clean and beautiful. The plants were even real and green throughout the lobby. The desk staff and the owner were welcoming and accommodating. The location is perfect as it is right there near the Quantico Marine Corps Base Gate, but not in the middle of some noisy city. The beds are soft. I slept better there than I have anywhere in years. We visited Washington DC, toured Quantico, went to Marine Barracks 8th and I, and were able to hop on the freeway and get to our hotel, out of the anarchy of the busy City for rest and rejuvenation. Our guys had a really great time!

Very reasonably priced. Very clean room, bathroom and comfortable beds no frills and the manager…read morewas exceptional, making sure everything was to our satisfaction. He was also very helpful in suggesting some of the local restaurants. Everyplace he recommended were amazing. Breakfast in the morning was okay , eggs, sausage, toast, bagels, sweet selection, fresh fruits, yogurt and of course beverages. Food area was immaculate. Only disappointment was the pool was covered and not available. Property VERY to Marine Corps Museum which was excellent.

Decent and mostly clean coffee bar was great and willing to go out if their way. Pool and hot tubs…read morewere nice. Patio has a nice area. Five stars I reserve for exceptional but this hotel is more than adequate.

My 6-year-old and I waited in the lobby of this Courtyard Marriott for over two hours with no staff…read morein sight. The front desk had a sign saying they were assisting other guests, but no one ever returned. No updates, no communication, and no accountability. Completely unacceptable level of service--especially for a brand like Marriott. If you're considering staying here, think twice.

I recently stayed at the Rose Casino Hotel in Dumfries, VA, and I want to recognize several…read moreindividuals who truly went above and beyond to make our stay exceptional. To start, our initial room had been straightened but was not properly cleaned. When we brought this to the attention of Robbie at the front desk, he was extremely professional and apologetic. She immediately addressed the issue and moved us to another room without hesitation, which we greatly appreciated. The next morning, I stopped by the front desk and was assisted by Ashley, along with the front desk supervisor Marrissa. Both were incredibly helpful and took the time to ensure our concerns were fully resolved. While we were having breakfast in the food court, Ashley even came over to personally inform me that the hotel manager, Meaghan, was available at the desk. After speaking with Meaghan, it was clear that she is dedicated to providing top-tier customer service. She went above and beyond to make sure we were completely taken care of, and her professionalism truly stood out. Because of the outstanding efforts of Robbie, Ashley, Marrissa, and Meaghan, we will definitely be staying here again. They are true professionals, and I only hope their level of service can be duplicated throughout the entire location. WDA

Unfortunately, I've been coming here way too often. While I have won about three times, nothing to…read morebrag home about. The security staff are friendly and helpful. Be prepared to hand your ID when entering. I find this odd and annoying as have others who have complained about it. The Pros: Friendly security staff, bartenders (although a bit slow sometimes to make eye contact) Free EV charging Free entertainment e.g. live bands/DJs No additional charge to watch live PPV events (just get there early if you want to sit) The Cons: You can no longer purchase a drink at the lobby/food hall and bring it back into the gaming area. This changed when an incident occurred with hotel guests taking alcohol past security. You have to show your ID to get back into the gaming area if you decide to purchase food/drinks at the lobby/food hall. Crabtastic, avoid this place do not waste your time, even the employees state that the food is terrible. Overall if you want to part ways with your money stop by, just know that this is not a casino as there are no table games just slots.

I've stayed at multiple Comfort Inns across the country without any issues -- but this particular…read morelocation was a different story. I called to request a room change because the King room was clearly listed online at the same rate I was already paying -- not just on third-party sites, but directly on the Comfort Inn/Choice Hotels website. Despite this, the staff refused to honor the rate, claiming "prices are subject to change." That would make sense if the rate had actually changed -- but it hadn't. This felt like a lazy excuse or poor customer service training. Let's be clear: this isn't a luxury boutique hotel where you expect inconsistencies -- it's Comfort Inn. Consistency is the brand promise. Unfortunately, this location failed to deliver. I didn't come here to argue or play games -- I came to rest, recharge, and be treated with the same basic courtesy I've received at other Comfort Inns. If you're looking for a seamless, professional stay near Quantico, you may want to consider other options until this property gets its customer service in order

There's not enough current reviews for this hotel, but i know its been here forever. Since i used…read moreYelp to decide where to stay in this area, I wanted to help those who were looking for a place to stay on a temporary basis. I found myself needing a room for the hotel and this one was closest to where I needed to go. For a clean place to stay, this was worth the price. I got a king size bed for myself for just over 100/night, which these days is pretty good. The room was clean. Ultimately, this is low frills. The internet was spotty and not very good. The network went down for a couple hours. When it was up, it was okay at best and slow at other times. An issue which I don't really fault the hotel, but should mention was that on Friday evening, I came back with a friend who was also staying at the hotel, but had not checked in yet. The doors are locked after hours so she might have had issues if i had not been with her. The attendant was nowhere near the front desk but when i glanced around the corner, i found him at the end of the hall. He signaled to me that he would be right with me. When he came back, he indicated to me that the guy he was dealing with was very creepy, but did not give me any details. Later that evening, like at 4am, the fire alarm was activated. I found out later from the same attendant that the sketchy guy was the one who pulled the fire alarm and was ultimately arrested by the cops. Other than the really loud alarm in the middle of the night, noise was not an issue. I don't blame the hotel for this, but one should note that this hotel has taken precautions on what I assume to be some questionable activities in the area (by locking the doors at night). So, although the hotel was not at fault, one should be wary of the area. Other reviews from nearby hotels have stated some criminal activity. I saw that review on the Red Roof Inn across the street, so one should be wary. My only issue was the sundries they give you were very small. The shampoo bottle is barely enough for one use. Bottom line, this is a good place to stay for the price you pay, however, if you don't need to stay in this particular neighborhood, I would not.

Our stay in this facility, along with one at another Red Roof the night before, have convinced us…read moreto reluctantly give up on the Red Roof brand we have preferred in our travels for many years. I am sure there are plenty of branches in the chain that would live up to our expectations, but these two did not, so the chain is no longer reliable enough to count on. The older couple on duty when we checked in were fine. Especially the wife, who is obviously the brains of the operation when they are working, and who is helpful and pleasant. We got our room key (only one key card for two of us, oddly enough), but when we stepped into the room we were knocked back by the small of cigarettes. I am sure cigarette smells are difficult to eradicate from a room, but I am not convinced any effort had been made in this case. So I went back to the front desk and the woman helpfully grabbed her master key and we went in search of a suitable room. The first one we checked was having ceiling work done, she remembered, and the next one turned out to be occupied, so we tried a third room and I didn't smell cigarette, so that was the winner. We settled in. There were a couple of small issues right out of the gate, such as there being no coffeemaker. You know, those tiny one-cup things hotels seem to use nowadays? We don't make dreadful coffee with them, but they are handier than using a microwave to heat water to make our own hot drinks. Also, the toilet didn't flush efficiently, so a second flush was often required to get the job done. But later in the evening a worse problem evolved: a multiple dripping water leak from the ceiling near the interior door to the hallway. It was dripping in three places and the plaster looked like it had been repaired already for such a leak previously. I went down to the lobby and the old gentleman was there. He asked if we wanted a new room because maintenance wouldn't be able to look at it until the next morning. I said we could live with it if it didn't get worse as it was not in our living space but just next to the door. I asked if they wanted to look at it and maybe put a bucket down. Plus I suspected it was related to a shower being taken and they could see exactly where it was leaking. But he just asked a couple more times if we wanted a new room, so I figured we had reached the end of our conversation. I reiterated that we were fine and went back to the room. Later on the drip stopped, as I had surmised it would. I think the woman would have wanted to do more, but who knows? So this wasn't a tragedy for just one night, but as I said, it feels like the Red Roof brand is not up to the standard when we started using it when we traveled with pets many years ago.

This hotel was dark, dirty, and run down. And that's just the exterior in lobby. Thankfully, I did…read morenot experience any of the actual rooms because they had a water pipe burst and didn't have any rooms available. The man at the front desk apologized and said I would get a full refund. However, when I called the company to request my refund, they did not want to give it to me. And in fact, tried to accuse me of never showing up for my reservation. So I am currently battling to get my money back.

Friendly and accommodating staff and took care of our special request thoughtfully and actioned it…read morewell. They were in the middle of changing door locks at the time of our stay, and I requested they do it at a later time when I wasn't in the room and felt a little bullied into having them do it on the spot. I stood my ground and they did come back the next day.

This hotel is not livable. Unfortunately, there is nothing else in the area that is safe and the…read moremilitary would pay for so we are stuck here. I have gotten 12 key cards for the 3 days I have been here. They all broke after one use. They are so terrible they break if within 1 foot of a phone. 1 foot?!! We have 2 TVs though! Oh wait, neither work! I tried to call the front desk to complain. But, the phones don't work either. The couch looks so disgusting I haven't bothered sitting on it once. They also have free breakfast and a nice cheap convenient store area downstairs, probably the only perks of the hotel. Oh, and I forgot! Our room smells like tomato soup.