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    Hawthorn Suites by Wyndam

    2.6 (47 reviews)
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    THIS PLACE USE TO BE NICE ITS NOW RAN DOWN THEY NEED TO RENOVATE AND CLEAN THE ROOMS BETTER ! Baby roaches one crawled on the bed smh I have a video I screenshot parts of it due to not being able to upload this is disgusting if you do choose to stay choose a up stairs room instead of ground one night I'm here and I'm gone tomorrow makes me cringe Also Still no hot water you can only shower for like 5 min then it's getting cold

    My husband attempted to sleep on the couch because the bed is so hard.
    Christine A.

    This hotel has been unbelievably unprofessional, unsafe, and unhelpful to address issues. We booked this hotel and paid extra because we were traveling with a pet and my husband was starting a new job in the DC area. We arrived in the evening of August 12th after a 4 day drive from California (14 hour drive on the day we checked in). We unpacked our belongings and went to take a shower. 1. The shower would not produce hot water even when the "anti scald" button was used to override the temperature. 2. The toiletries HAD BEEN USED by the previous tenant and left for us. 3. The kitchen surfaces had visibly been left uncleaned DURING COVID. We complained and were immediately provided with a new room which we thought would be the end of it. I left to return to CA on the 14th. This room was minimally cleaner in the kitchen but at least it had unopened toiletries and a shower that provided hot water. At 4:00 AM on Aug 15, my husband was awoken to drunken people screaming at 4 am and banging on his door because they "thought" that was supposed to be their room. They swore at him, despite their own mistake. He had to start his new job several hours later after being woken by angry drunk people. Luckily the security lock had been placed because when he came home at 6:00 pm, he realized that THE ROOM DID NOT LOCK!!!!!!! The locking mechanism did not work despite the "green light". We had been using the "key" but on this occasion he turned the handle without putting the key in and realized the key never worked and the room WAS UNLOCKED for THREE days. We have a cat in that room. We paid EXTRA for this "pet friendly" hotel because of our cat. If someone had gotten into our room, due to the faulty lock, our cat would have escaped and most definitely would have gotten killed or been lost forever. He's an indoor kitty (no survival skills) and he is precious to us. This is NEGLIGENT. We can deal with hard beds, opened toiletries and an unclean room. We cannot deal with a dead cat. When my husband told the front desk about the broken door, the front desk woman told him there was nothing more she could do besides give him ANOTHER different room. At 9:00 pm after his first day at work, he had to move his belongings a THIRD TIME to a third room. She did not offer to help him nor call someone on staff to assist. When he asked to speak to a manager or a maintenance person, the woman said no manager was available until Monday morning (this is Saturday night). My husband has to work on Monday, this is not a helpful solution. When he asked for the General Manager's information, she said she did not know it. She said all she knew was that his name was "Cash". She also said she had been working there FOR A YEAR. She doesn't know her General Manager's name after one year of employment? Nor have a business card for him? And no sort of maintenance person nor a manager is available for over 2 days straight? She gave my husband a business card with her name on it but scribbled it so that he could not read what it said. While he was in the office requesting a new room for the third time, a man came into the office and said the 2 keys provided were malfunctioning and he needed a new key. SHE GAVE HIM A KEY TO THE ROOM HE STATED WITHOUT ASKING FOR ID. How unbelievably negligent, unsafe and DANGEROUS this is. Why did she not ask for ID? What if it wasn't his room and he followed home a woman from the bar and used this key to get into HER room? This is so completely unacceptable and I hope she loses her job for this. The beds (3 of them now) are SO HARD that my husband had to spend $70 on a mattress topper just so that he could sleep without physically being in pain. He even tried sleeping a night on the couch. When he told the front desk attendant, she said "I'm sorry, but what do you want us to do? Buy you a new bed??" She actually said this. She actually said this to a CUSTOMER who has had to change rooms 3 times because the hotel can't get it right. SHE ACTUALLY SAID THIS to a customer who's cat and belongings have literally been in danger of theft for 3 days!!! Another safety issue: the "utility room" inside the unit on two rooms have been unlocked despite having a lock which indicates only the staff should be able to unlock it. This is a huge issue for a small animal (my cat) or a child who could get into this utility room and be harmed by the running equipment inside. We had to place items in front of the door to keep the cat from getting in. I do not think it is unreasonable to expect a hotel that you are PAYING for to provide you with a clean room, unused toiletries, a somewhat comfortable bed AND FUNCTIONING LOCKING MECHANISMS to ensure yours and your pet's safety. I also do not think it unreasonable to expect they hire staff that provide at least halfway decent customer service and to CHECK ID's when a customer requests a duplicate key. Unacceptable Wyndham.

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    Carmen G.

    Wow, $79 for a Saturday night stay in a 1 bedroom 'condo like' room? SCORE! This place was 10 mins from the wedding we traveled for and it was very convenient. The place said it was a two bed room but it was really a 1 queens sized bed with a soft pull out. Boo! It had a FULL kitchen (great for anyone who wants to cook and stay in) with a dining table, living room, flat screen TV, clean, a little bit of luxury for a fraction of the price and free breakfast!!! :O Just too bad we didn't find out about the free breakfast until towards the end :( Good thing I took some muffins 'to go'. I felt like I was a nomad scavenging for food, someone can attest to that :P Definitely recommend it to anyone who needs a place to stay and feel comfortable.

    Residence Inn Tysons Corner 4/2014
    Vivian C.

    Funny how tough this Residence Inn was to find on the Yelp search - it kept locating the one at 8400 Old Courthouse Rd, which is also in Vienna, VA, in Tyson's Corner. Small world, isn't it? They advertise on their website that they have a complimentary shuttle service. They do. But it is only available Monday-Friday from 9am-5pm. Useless for the weekend tourist. They are also scheduled to have a nearby Silver Line station opening up - unfortunately the building of it has been delayed by perhaps two years. So in the meantime, the closest Metro stop seemed to be West Falls Church, 3 miles out, a taxi ride away of perhaps $17, tip included. They also note that they offer a free breakfast and complimentary wireless access, both of which we partook quite happily. WiFi was password protected. Breakfast consisted of hot and cold options around the corner from the front desk. Milk, fresh fruit, cereal, yogurt, bagels, muffins, eggs, potatoes, breakfast meat, oatmeal, juice, coffee. It was tough not to stuff myself, but we had more to eat when we were out and about in DC, so refrain I did. We stayed in an Executive Suite which had a loft bedroom with a separate sink area from the toilet/bathtub/shower, and downstairs it had a whole other bathroom hidden behind a meeting/boardroom area, as well as a livingroom with a pull out couch (untested by us), and a full kitchen supplied with not just a microwave, a toaster, fridge, stove/oven, but dishware, utensils, colander, measuring cup, wine opener, can opener, pot holders, cutting board, and nylon cooking utensils. In fact, the only things I now realize I didn't see (but then I did not look inside the oven...) were pots, pans, and baking dishes or cookie sheets. For those who are mobility impaired, I suggest you try to get a room at ground level. Residence Inn consists of 12 buildings, each made up of eight units on two levels. To get to those located on the 2nd level, one must climb an external flight of stairs. I didn't see any elevators by our suite. The surroundings of this Residence Inn is commercial rather than residential, consisting of large corporate buildings and shopping plazas. If you have a car, you would have no problem finding a grocery store. Speaking of which, parking is free on site.

    Mari A.

    Sometimes you just need a little place to remind you of home when you're out of town for a week every month. And this place definitely put that *homey* touch on the menu. I've stayed at a couple other hotels in Tyson's and it doesn't provide as much of a comfort feel for me as Residence Inn does. I actually irked at the name "inn" which made me think of "oh great, my company's shafting me in a motel." But Residence Inn is actually a really nice spot. I walked right in and it reminds you of a well set mini studio: full size bathroom, kitchen, mini living room, and bed. Hotel staff is incredibly friendly. My first time there they set me up right next to the lobby (easy access to the gym, breakfast/dinner buffets, and office lounge) and lucky me right up front with the parking. Anything further I probably wouldnt have been very happy with the walk. The gym? I'd give it 3 stars. It's small but bigger than some of the other gyms I've seen at hotels: A couple of treadmills, an elliptical, bike, and some set of weights. There are TV's, towels, and water station provided (convenient!). Breakfast and Dinner buffet? Bleeeeech (no offense to the chef- if you're reading this!). But I am such a huge breakfast brunch freak that I'm a hard critic. Didn't bother with the dinner buffet. I'd probably give it a 2 or 2.5. Overall, I'm there for the stay, not the food. So for the room in itself, it was definitely a great place to stay for a full week. Loved it!

    Rick R.

    The hotel is excellent, a great location, with beautiful woods and homes nearby. More important however, is the staff, setting this hotel apart from the typical. General Manage David Ragland, and his entire staff, are very kind, and genuinely helpful! It us an excellent place to stay for a shirt trip, and especially for long- term visits, as I have been doing for two months now. When visiting the DC area, this hotel offers outstanding value and service!

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    The staff has been so pleasant and responsive and the room is clean and comfortable with reliable…read moreair and temperature controls lamps, shading, nice wall colors. My unit has full kitchen and modern Television set. Room was booked online discounted through a third party and when I needed to extend my stay they honored the original discount and applied it to the days added. As is not uncommon on Yelp the bad reviews are very old and if they accurately reflect this place in the past there must have been major change in leadership. I could probably live here and enjoy it for many years. My only complaint is they throttle the free WiFi and if you wanted to reliably stream video you need to pay a few extra bucks per day. Not a huge deal. Nagwa, Fatima, Enya were awesome

    I booked this hotel for two nights, but I only stayed one night because of the unacceptable…read moreconditions. I arrived around 11 PM-12 AM, exhausted, and barely slept because my body was constantly itching and I felt like something was biting me. In the morning, I found bites all over my body. When I reported it to the front desk, there was no apology. I was moved to another room, but I found cockroaches in the first room and then cockroaches in the second room as well. I have photos and videos as proof. I spoke with the General Manager, NAGWA MOHAMMED. Instead of apologizing or showing concern, she told me I should have reported the issue during the night, even though I had arrived very late and was exhausted. I checked out around 9-10 AM, before the 11 AM checkout time. After speaking with the General Manager, they refunded me only one night's payment. Finding cockroaches in two different rooms and the way management handled this situation were completely unacceptable. I would never stay here again.

    Hawthorn Suites by Wyndam - hotels - Updated August 2026

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