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    Hilton Garden Inn Tysons Corner

    3.3 (69 reviews)
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    Pleasant room
    Swati S.

    This place is cheap for the area and the rooms have a microwave and a mini fridge. However, the housekeeping could do a better job. The bar might close early if no one's around. Parking sounds complicated, although I've never used it. I just heard this complicated description given to many others checking in. Rooms are comfortable enough. And it's a convenient location. It's just not any great feeling. Front desk staff are pretty nice.

    Karen G.

    I was in town for a symposium held at The Ritz Carlton Hotel and stayed at Hilton Garden Inn. I had planned to walk to but the snow interrupted the plans. Instead, the hotel shuttle was kind enough to take me to Whole Foods to grab dinner before the snow got heavier. They also offered to help us out by stopping at another hotel to pick up a coworker for the conference. The staff was super friendly and accommodating and the hotel room bathroom was very clean. Pros: Great customer service Downstairs restaurant 24 Hour Store for snacks Location convenient Nice touch with motion nightlight in the bathroom Eco conscious (2 day cleaning schedule ) In room refrigerator (good size) Loves the wall drawer space In room desk seating to work with lots of plugs! Cons: The AC in my room was very noisy so I opted to keep it off and sweat I am not certain that my sheets were changed before arrival because I found an electronic cord on the box spring when turning off the night light The bulb for the mini book reading light was blown

    Double Bedroom
    Victoria G.

    I've stayed here for a 3rd time now before making this review and I am very impressed with the front desk service along with staff. Front desk was able to check me in 10am upon my early arrival and was able to get late check out 2pm with my Hilton Honors. They did not hassle me at check in for being early, they made checking in a breeze and the room was clean, beautiful and the bathroom mirror is one of ny favorite features due to the great lighting. A few downfalls are the hotel parking is underground and street parking is only available. As well as you need a keycard for the elevator which gets frustrating but understand it's for guest safety!

    Double queen room
    Jonesha M.

    What a cute little hotel tucked in the back of office park. My sister and I came one weekend to do a little shopping. I initially chose this hotel because according to the hotel's website they offered shuttle services within a 3 mile radius. When we got there, we were informed that the shuttle services had been suspended due to Covid. I wouldn't have booked there if I would have known that. Luckily for us all shopping malls were within a 5-7 minute driving radius, and traffic wasn't too bad. As for the hotel, check in was smooth. They have a 24 hour coffee machine which had varieties of hot beverages. They had sanitizer wipes and hand sanitizer around the building. Our room was clean and modern. I have nothing bad to say about them, just wish the hotel would update about the shuttle services for future guests.

    Business center
    Adam L.

    We were there for a meeting. There were two staff at the lobby, and we were friendly greeted by both of them. There is a small mart on the left. There are coffee and hot water up front. There is a large tv with two sets of sofas on the right. There are two (or three) meeting rooms around the corner towards right. The larger one McLean fits 10 tables and the smaller one Vienna fits six tables. Ps. There are Amazon lockers on the hallway.

    Lilia G.

    Amazing hotel! Very enjoyable stay, the hotel room was breathtakingly beautiful. The Hilton Garden Inn is luxurious, lavish, well-appointed, and stylish. I absolutely loved the thoughtful touches such as the Keurig coffee maker with a lovely assortment of K-Cups, and the high end toiletries that make you feel divine. There is even a mini fridge for you to keep food and drinks in. Everything was intelligently designed to promote comfort and relaxation. The hotel room was sparkling clean and the heating and air conditioning system worked perfectly which you could adjust via the thermostat. The customer service was excellent, with wonderful and kind hotel agents and managers who were prompt, courteous, friendly, and welcoming. Check-in and check-out was a breeze! Highly recommended, 10/10 experience! Hope to see you again soon.

    Renovated - No more closet doors. It's more of an open look. Cubicle like.
    Kenneth A.

    I always enjoy staying at this hotel. It's not just the fact that it's close to my work meetings, but the staff and the hotel are really great. It's a nice quiet location, well kept and a friendly and professional staff. They've renovated the rooms so you'll see a lighter look when you stay. There are clean lines, open space, more of a cubicle look similar to that of Hone 2 Suites. They're serious renovation going on. You may hear construction noise from 9 to 5 PM. I'm not sure how long it will be going on but it looks like they are 1/3 of the way done as of January 2020

    Mirror needs to be cleaned

    This hotel was a major disappointment. With the name "Hilton" on it, I expected and more. The room needed to be freshened up. The heating element is loud, made it hard to sleep, bed was too soft, pillows were not firm. Bathroom tub had hair on it, and you have two guests staying and you only leave 2 towels? The water in the shower is loud. Next time, I will drive to Tyson's at 5:30am to keep my 6:45am appointment. Oh and I had to pay for parking. $6.00, really?

    Garrett S.

    My group of 4 checked in at 8:45pm on Saturday night and were greeted my Moyses. He was very kind, but stated that our original 2 queen room was sold out. For the inconvenience he gave us 2 king rooms, covered the parking on both of our cars, and paid for all of us to have breakfast in the morning. This ended up working out just fine for our group, and was no big deal to us. Upon entering the garage we parked our cars and decided to go get dinner at a place recommended by Moyses. When we decided to leave we found that one of the flaws of this place is that when you enter the garage there is plenty of space but exiting their is almost none. This was terrifying, and make me feel pretty uneasy. Lucky for us both of our cars are not huge, but I am still trying to figure out how some of the trucks that are down there will be getting out. For the room itself, it was very spacious and clean. The furniture was nice and the bathroom had a very large walk in shower. For the price of a hotel in the DC area this was a perfect match for us. My only complaint with the room is that the bed was a bit firmer than I would have liked, but after a long day walking around DC any bed worked just fine for me.

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    Great hotel located in a district full of shopping. Nice comfortable rooms that give at home vibes. Extended checkout times.

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    They think its ok to extremely over charge business travelers in their bar. $20 for a single Captain Morgan Spiced Rum and Coke... $20.....

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    The Ritz-Carlton, Tysons Corner - The Ritz-Carlton, Tysons Corner welcomes guests for a luxury stay in Northern Virginia.

    The Ritz-Carlton, Tysons Corner

    (359 reviews)

    $$$

    My family really enjoy staying at this Ritz Carlton. Conveniently located in Tyson's, right by the…read moreGalleria Mall, there is so much to do on property and off. My son loves the Game Center that has X Boxes and some kids' activities little ones. Also an awesome to check out is the pool and hot tub. There is life guard present and there's even flavored water dispensers there. We have only tried the room service for dining, but I really want to dine at the restaurant on property the next time I stay at this Ritz.

    I am writing this review on behalf of my parents - although, this isn't entirely based on hearsay…read morebecause I have stayed in this hotel a few times myself. As a family, we adore this particular Ritz Carlton in Tyson's Corner. It's probably our favorite hotel collectively - you can't beat the amenities, the service, the staff, and the location. My parents have consistently gone back to this hotel for a yearly weekend getaway consistently for nearly 20 years, continuing to choose that hotel despite the ever-changing landscape due to COVID. Therefore, it is with great disappointment that I write this negative review about this hotel because it has truly served us well over the years. My parents booked a weekend trip from November 14th through the 17th in celebration of my mom's birthday. Unfortunately, my mother came down with COVID-pnemonia that week, showing symptoms on the evening of Monday Nov. 12th with an official diagnosis by the evening of Tuesday Nov. 13th. Realizing that they could not travel under such conditions, my father canceled the booking for their weekend trip via the website on Wednesday, Nov. 14th. While he was able to cancel the trip, the company withheld a 500 dollar, non-refundable charge because it was 'not within the three day limit' as stated on their website. Now the problem here is this - what constitutes as three days? Are we talking a full 36 hours here or are we talking three days as counting by fingers? Because the trip was canceled Wednesday morning with a 4pm Friday arrival - Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday are three days. I hate to cherrypick the Bible (although it is common practice these days), but if we're going by Jesus' rules, he died on a Friday afternoon and was resurrected on a Sunday morning, and it constitutes as three days by church law - but apparently, this timeline is not good enough for the Ritz Carlton. Believing this was unfair, my father called the hotel themselves and explained the situation - they are longtime customers, my mom was nearly hospitalized due to Covid, they had a doctor's note as proof, is there anything they could do to lessen this exorbitant cancellation fee? The staff's answer was essentially "apologies, but no." The staff said my father should have called the hotel directly instead of canceling it online and they could have done more for them, and that it actually wasn't three days but more like two and a half, and the charge would unfortunately stay. Now, we understand that hotels are subject to inflation and economic woes due to the state of the world, and some sort of penalty due to the cancellation is understandable - but let's look at the facts here. My mother was diagnosed with a highly contagious virus, and they did the right thing by canceling their trip a few days before as opposed to risking several people in the hotel. This was not a morning-of cancellation - this was a cancellation on Wednesday for a trip that technically wouldn't begin until check-in time at 4pm on Friday. Was there absolutely nothing the management staff could have done to rectify or soften this blow? If removing the fee was out of the question, there are other things the management could have done instead of saying "sorry, not sorry" about the 500 dollar charge. They could have offered a voucher, or a credit for rebooking a different weekend, or offered free dinner at one of their restaurants - something to make up for this loss. My parents would have accepted any of these things - because really, THEY are the ones missing out here - no trip, a terrible illness, and out 500 dollars because they did the right thing by canceling. To me, this is just poor business practice. It is important to reward loyal customers, and the Ritz-Carlton is supposed to be the height of luxury - and yet, apparently the 500 dollars is more important than maintaining a 20-year long relationship. It's truly disappointing. The irony is that the Ritz Carlton has a '$2000 rule' to make guests happy, but apparently they need my parents' 500 dollars in order to make this golden rule work for other customers.

    Embassy Suites by Hilton Tysons Corner - Meeting Room

    Embassy Suites by Hilton Tysons Corner

    (74 reviews)

    $$$

    I'm confused by the reviews I'm reading. I stay in Hilton properties almost weekly and I don't see…read moreanything to complain about here. It's very clean and doesn't look outdated or run down. My room was nice. My only issue was at check in. On a Sunday afternoon only 1 person at the counter. Doesn't make sense.

    Despite having a confirmed and fully paid reservation in April 2026 which was booked several weeks…read morein advance, I was denied entry and service upon arrival by your front desk staff (I believe his name was Stanley). When I attempted to check in, the clerk informed me that there was no room available for me. This was not only factually incorrect but handled with a level of dismissiveness that I found deeply troubling. Furthermore, I have since discovered that the hotel recorded my status as a "No Show." Categorizing me as a no show is a blatant falsehood; I was physically present at your front desk, prepared to check into the room I had already paid for, and was turned away by their employee. Stanley, I believe that was his name, was polite to the prior Asian customers extenuating his French accent and talking about the omelets that they can receive in the morning and checked in those customers with no mention that they were running out of rooms. When I went to check in (the French accent disappeared), all of a sudden, he stated that the hotel was overbooked and that I need to take your card to complain and look elsewhere for a room. Given that my reservation was valid and the hotel appeared to be operating normally, I am left to wonder why I was singled out and rejected. The lack of a professional or logical explanation for this denial of service raises serious concerns for me regarding potential discrimination. In all my years of travel, I have never encountered a situation where a paid, confirmed booking was ignored at the point of check-in without cause. This incident caused me significant distress and financial harm. Because I was turned away at the last minute, I was forced to secure alternative accommodations at a different hotel. Due to the short notice, I had to pay significantly more than my original booking--resulting in a direct financial loss and extreme inconvenience.

    DoubleTree by Hilton McLean Tysons

    DoubleTree by Hilton McLean Tysons

    (43 reviews)

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    I had never been to a hotel for a wedding before but I had to take the time to come and highlight…read moreDouble Tree for giving our bride and groom a GREAT 10-year vow renewal ceremony. The staff did an amazing job, including the bartenders too! Being in the Tysons area during a holiday season, I was not so sure of how employed places might be, or how active those "few" bodies might be but there was no thought in my mind of any negativity while present. Our party enjoyed the entire night, and I know a lot of the family reserved hotels for that evening and I was told that they enjoyed it as well - your average hotel stay, gym access, continental breakfast in the morning hotel standard. I did not reserve a room myself but I can surely see why as the location is great. Check them out one staycation if you'd wish!

    I really wanted to like this hotel better than the one next door, where we usually stay. It ended…read moreup being a mixed bag. Overall it was a positive experience and I would stay here again. Pros: - upscale/elegant feel - did not have to park in parking garage -bar and two restaurants -room does not feel dated -biggest "market" area I've ever seen at a hotel, like a mini convenience store -I appreciated having a full-sized pump body lotion in the bathroom -turndown service from housekeeper - not sure if this is standard or we were just lucky - warm cookie at check-in! Cons: - restaurant with a bar felt dark and cave like. House wine not good - when breakfast restaurant asked about gluten free options they only pointed out gluten free bread. We asked if hot options were prepared separate from areas where foods with gluten are prepared and were told they were but did not have confidence in this answer (chose to eat elsewhere). Buffet ($20) is only option. -had to walk a long way from lobby/entrance to get to our room -usually when there are three bottles installed in the shower you have shampoo, conditioner and body wash. Ours had two shampoos and a conditioner. Not sure if this is protocol or was just our room. There was bar soap. -HVAC unit very noisy. I'm not talking about the "hum"/motor. I'm talking about sudden rattling noises that would happen at infrequent intervals along with sudden noises that sounded like plastic breaking or the noise a plastic water bottle makes when it is expanding/retracting. Luckily I had ear plugs, I could still hear the noises but they weren't loud enough to startle me.

    Hawthorn Suites by Wyndam

    Hawthorn Suites by Wyndam

    (47 reviews)

    $$

    Wasn't a bad stay. Front desk was welcoming. Not my style of stay but it sufficed for the night…read more Was pretty quiet and close to a bunch of restaurants and bars.

    Maybe because it's a Wyndham hotel we expected more. My husband had a training in the area so he…read morebrought me and our 11 year old along. Pros - the staff remained professional, though you could tell they were frazzled. The room appeared clean. Cons -Room 224 has a tv in the loft and 1 in the living room. We had 1 remote for both TVs. There was not one in the master bedroom. - We had thunderstorms overnight and woke up to water under our kitchenette table and under our couch, which our shoes were next to. Upon picking up my shoes they were dripping water. Apparently the lack of weather stripping under the door let in a ton of water. - This hotel still doesn't serve breakfast or have their pool open. The man who checked us in told us when breakfast would be served so when we came down the next morning we were a bit put off. We've stayed at other places since covid and all of them served something prepackaged (muffins, yogurt, oatmeal) and they all had coffee available. This one has nothing out at all, including coffee. This was not a cheap hotel to stay at and its frustrating to try to find a place to doordash to the room quickly since my husband had to get to training. We had to call the front desk 4 times until we could get someone to answer and tell us the pool the 11 year old was looking forward to getting into was closed. - In the master bedroom there are bedside tables and lamps on each. The only area to plug in phones is across the room. The bedside lamp on my side was unplugged. When I went to plug it in I found that there wasn't even a plug for that. So they literally just put a lamp there to balance the room out, not to use. Upon check in we requested a late check out for the next day. The man checking us in said it wouldn't be a problem for us to stay until noon (11 is normal check out). He said he couldn't do later since we aren't members, which we were fine with. At 930 housekeeping came knocking on our door to ask if we were leaving today. We told them yes, at noon. Then at 11:15 they came back asking why we were still in our room. I reiterated what I had said. Then at 11:20 we got a call from the front desk telling us we stayed past check out time. I told her no we didn't. We had asked at check in and were told noon was fine. I told her we will get our stuff and leave the room in the next 10 mins anyway. The place looks pretty but we will never stay here again. I feel bad for the employees because they seemed overwhelmed.

    Quality Inn Tysons Corner - Blood stains on the floor.

    Quality Inn Tysons Corner

    (47 reviews)

    $$

    Warning: No Quality at this Inn!!!…read more Booked a reservation 3 hours ago for tonight. I read all the horrible reviews on Google yelp and Expedia. There were clearly some fake reviews left on Expedia to artificially inflate ratings... not hard to spot. I called to cancel and a was told the reservation was not cancelable. I raised my voice and the man speaking then said he would take care of it.. didn't say cancel but said he'd take care of it. I asked if I'd get a full refund and he said I wasn't charged yet. Ok true. I asked if I would get $0 charges and he said ok but wouldn't answer yes or no. I asked him if I'd get an email confirmation of cancellation and he said he'd send a letter. I asked email? He said letter?? Then he hung up the phone. This place seems like a scam. I think the attendant was playing dumb and must consistently play games with travelers as this was a lower budget option for the area. Warning others, don't be fooled. Clearly folks running it are not aligned with the culture, values and hospitality Virginia is known for..

    We have stayed here over 50 nights in the last few years. Idiots who book here for 60% less than…read morethe average area hotel (this is an upscale town peeps) -- and then have the cheap-ass hutzpah to complain about the Quality Inn Tyson's Corner, are lower than the mildew ringing the bathrooms here. You want 5 stars? Then pay for it and book the damn Ritz-Carlton you dumb redneck. Otherwise, shut up about this durable, perfectly located hardworking hotel. It's lean, clean, and not-to-far-between exactly where we want to be. Yes, it's old. Yes, every room smells of cigarettes from all the non-per diem contractors who have to stay here. But it works. It works for nights a Wolf Trap, it works for families to hop on Metro to do DC tourist stuff, and it works for me. So take your sorry-ass no account 2 star review back to the Hampton Inn Columbus or wherever the hell you came from.

    Hilton McLean Tysons Corner - Guest room

    Hilton McLean Tysons Corner

    (235 reviews)

    $$$

    It all started with a fully prepaid reservation of the property's Presidential Suite. Everything…read morewas normal for months. I worked with the property and even made an additional reservation contingent on being the double bed room attached to that same suite. Staff was very receptive and helpful to that process and I was looking forward to staying alongside a special event at the property. At 5:24 PM the day before check-in the trouble started. I received an email titled "Pre-Arrival Coordination" from the Front Office Manager asking for my phone number. I responded at 5:32PM with my personal cell number. In the interim some friends who went down a day earlier dropped me warnings that there was apparently something wrong with the promised accommodation. When I finally got a call at 7:07PM I was greeted by someone who wasn't the Front Office Manager who informed me my room was not available. Fully prepaid almost ten months in advance, mind you. "An inconvenience," he called it. One that was the result of another guest deciding they wanted to squat there until next month. I can do the math. The property assumes they'll get more money by simply ignoring the secured reservation and charging some exorbitant near-day charge to the guy that wants to stay. The calculus part of my mind comprehends it, the business ethics aspect finds it revolting. And no, even three rooms on a reduced rate is not sufficient solution because I don't need more beds, I needed the space. The space that was guaranteed me in a reservation where you TOOK MY MONEY. Down-selling is for AirBNB or car salesmen, not a major international hospitality brand. The after business hours skullduggery resulted in me finally having to leave a voicemail and a strongly worded email rejecting their insufficient offer because by the time I had addressed my concerns to everyone in my party and those I was going to interact with in the space, no one was answering. Keep in mind the decision to reach out to me after hours less than 24 hrs before check-in was the property's management. In the 36 hrs since this saga began staff have changed their story multiple times, lied to me, and have failed to refund my money. Even if they do, they'll have received a months' long interest free loan at my expense while choosing to honor requests by someone else over a signed committment to me Hilton has no intention of honoring its reservations. As near as I can tell they had no plan to do so from the day they took my money, and I can find a pattern of this behavior in reviews all over the place. Marriott hasn't always been perfect, but they've never done this to me.

    I've stayed here a few times now for work and every time is seamless and enjoyable! Staff is always…read moreabove and beyond friendly and very helpful to things they can control. Rooms are clean, and never had a noise issue (knock on wood). The only issue I've had now (3rd time in a row) is the HVAC. I can try and cool The room but it'll only Cool to around 67°... and the fan is never able to be put into always on. After about 30 mins, the fan defaults back to "Auto" and shuts off. I've asked staff and they're not sure how or what to try and fix. Really, that's the biggest downside. Otherwise, one of my favorite Hilton properties in our system.

    Hilton Garden Inn Tysons Corner - hotels - Updated July 2026

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