After a long @ss flight from LA.. all I wanted to do was knock the f_ck out.. so it's about 11PM.. I check in to the tele, get my keys, go up to the room and get denied @ the door. So I pick up all my ish and head back downstairs to have the front desk reprogram the keys which worked the 2nd time around. VERY bad start. The room was ok for my needs.. except for internet.. other hotels provide internet for FREE but the Hilton charges something like $12 for 24 hours. You would think that it would be included since you're paying over $200/night for a room.. So I pull out the iron from the closet and start ironing.. I'm down to my last shirt and the iron stops working..cold turkey..literally.. I thought it was the outlet but the light that was plugged into the same outlet was still on.. I really didn't want to try to troubleshoot it so I just left it.. The beds and pillows were VERY comfortable so I had no problems sleeping.. Note: The beds @ the Hilton Garden Inn's suck @ss. And I must've had a handicap room cause there were rails all over the bathroom and in the shower.. and the bathroom was extra wide. Walls were kinda thin as I could hear whole conversations coming from my next door neighbor... it kinda almost felt like they were in the same room..talking to me!! The decor could use some updating.. lots of gold around but nothing that was awe-inspiring.. it felt kinda old. They have a gift shop down on the lobby floor where you can buy misc items.. a bar with live music on some nights.. and a restaurant which was always empty whenever I passed by.. I did check out the gym downstairs but my hotel key didn't work down there (you need to swipe your hotel key to get in).. go figure.. Parking is plentiful.. If you get there early enough you may be able to snag a spot out front.. if not, there's plenty of parking out back and there is a back entrance which I thought was more convenient than the front entrance. Overall.. the Hilton met my needs.. but I'm a simple guy.. just need some running water and a place to lay my head. read more

I'm not a huge fan of business trips. What makes it even worse is when I end up in a hotel that I hate. I absolutely hated this Hilton (with two exceptions). The first exception was that all the employees that work here are great - extremely friendly and professional. Second of all, the gym is pretty decent (new cardio equipment and even a few weight machines). My first major gripe is the fact that they charge you for everything here at ridiculous rates. You can't even use their business center computers without paying by the MINUTE. My second major complaint is that when you arrive at the hotel they have you sign a notice saying that if you check out early, they will charge you an entire night's stay. Now, there wasn't any mention of this hotel policy on their website or on my reservation. It was late at night when I checked in, so I couldn't try to find a reservation elsewhere, so I was pretty much stuck with signing the policy. Then of course, my meetings wrap up a day early and I want to go home on Friday instead of Saturday. Apparently Hilton chooses to waive the early departure fee for some businesses that they have agreements with, but they will not waive it for military or government travelers on business. What really irks me is that the hotel was not full on the Friday that they charged me for, they were actually offering really cheap specials because they were so empty (half the price of my rate, with breakfast included). I could understand if I was causing them to lose business by checking out late at night when they are at capacity, but it just seemed silly they wouldn't waive the fee. I would never stay here again and I'm actually switching my loyalty to a different hotel brand based on this stay. If for some reason you do get stuck staying here, just one helpful hint. The back doors of the hotel are not ADA accessible, so if you park in the back (where the majority of the parking is), you'll have open the doors yourself and haul all your junk up some stairs. Save yourself some grief and unload in the front when you check in. read more

My stay here was awesome,large spacious clean rooms, great room service, nice professional staff, i definitely recommend this place.

Was in town for a work weekend and stayed one night at the Hilton by Tyson's Corner. Had booked online through hilton.com and had good review on Yelp. Did see that bkfst not included like at other Hilton properties and had to pay for wifi, unless Honors member. Did see though they have a deal with AT&T so if you have a att.net account etc, can get wireless at no charge. Easy to find on the backside of the Center, but not in walking distance if going shopping or eating there. Walk in and very nice Hilton, good decor and amply staffed at front desk. I was checking in on a Saturday around 3:15 and just as they were looking for another room for me as the corner-king I reserved was not done being cleaned yet, the computer tracking rooms being cleaned flashed green and I was good to go. Very efficient and way better then calling housekeeping like lots of other properties. Lady up front gave me my snacks and a few extra bottle of waters and up I went. When you walk in, bar is right ahead with good seating there and cool, artsy lit up glass designs behind it. Their in-house restaurant "harth" is to the left. Took elevator up to corner king and room was large, spacious, modern and clean. You cannot take the thermostat past 65, which I do not like as I like it around 60. Otherwise, room was very nice and plenty of windows. Bathroom on smaller side and would have preferred room a bit smaller to expand bathroom but had a rainforest shower head and great shampoo and body wash, so all is forgiven. ;-) After doing dinner out and a movie, got back around 11:15 and went to the bar. About a dozen people either at the bar or spread around. They have an all day menu, but no late night and stop serving at 11. However, bartender asked me if I wanted anything to eat as he was extending kitchen last call for everyone. I did not but several folks received some very good looking flatbread pizzas, sandwiches and deserts. Had a couple of drinks, they kept my water full and good views of TV. Negative, they close the bar at midnight for last call, which seems a bit early for the weekend. Drinks were reasonably priced and went to bed happy. Only real negative was breakfast the next morning. I knew going in was going to be a cost and not a problem. Was served in their small plates style restaurant "harth". Nice place, white and wood design, had some fires going behind glass for ambiance, not heat, was nice. Food though, while was served in a nicer setting and style then Hampton Inn or Homewood suites....was EXACTLY the same!!! Same eggs, bacon, sausage, yogurt, fruit, breads etc. Even served in the same Reg Porcelain Lodge dishes. Food was fine, but the only difference between eating here and Hampton Inn as you have a waiter serve you coffee and bring you a glass of OJ instead of dispensing from a machine. And to make matters worse...was the cost... $25.00 for the bkfst bar. Now, I do not mind paying(company trip) but for $25, you would expect maybe..Omelette Station or Belgian Waffle Maker or something to differentiate it from the other Hilton properties. But, it was the same food I ate the next morning at the Hampton Inn by Reagan I stayed at before my flight. That was a bit of a gyp to be sure and a bit of a disservice. So, overall, really good experience, rooms reasonably priced but I marked it up to $$$ instead of $$ because of that breakfast. Honestly, was just unfortunate. read more

The Yelp check-in bonus of a free bottle of jam is a lie. When you go to the restaurant, they don't even know what Yelp is. When you show them the Yelp offer, they treat you like you are insincere. But in reality they are insincere. They don't honor their own marketing strategies. It's called "Bait and Switch", and they treat you without respect. That's garbage. I have been to this hotel 10 times, and the new check in guy for the last 4 stays has always made errors that result in delaying check in. Today he gave a key to the wrong room. Seriously! Bad service and stupid social media execution gives this reasonably clean hotel 1 star. Take my advice and stay at a Hyatt. [written on location] read more

Last night I would've given the Hilton five Stars, that was before Monday Night Football. Writing this review laying in my oh so comfortable bed in my beautiful room......wide awake at midnight. I am on the top floor, at the end of the hall which is as far away from the open lobby/bar/lounge as one can be. Had to listen to loud, screaming, yes, screaming patrons for hours! My fourth phone call to request they do something was answered with "I'm sorry, we can't make them be quiet. I think there is a ball game on"!! Really?? Game had been over for an hour. Will be back in Tyson's Corner every few weeks for the next year and will stay ANYPLACE but here!! read more

I've seldom been quite as disappointed in a Hilton property. My bathroom reeked of Mildred (especially the shower, which didn't drain properly), and when I complained, the followup cleaning achieved nothing. The hotel is also extremely loud, with sounds from the bar echoing up the central well and into the rooms. Finally, the only restaurant in the hotel doesn't even serve a lunch or true brunch on the weekend, just the same mediocre breakfast it serves during the week. Lunch at 12:30 in the afternoon on a saturday should not be geriatric powdered scrambled eggs in a tureen. read more

Nice hotel but as usual with the area, prices are ridiculous. $26.00 for a breakfast buffet!?

Called weeks in advance to change my dates and they refused to change anything. This hotel is greedy and the food is awful. The only reason I booked here is that the location is convenient to my work. I will stay at Tyson's Embassy Suites in the future. It's much nicer!! read more

A while ago I stayed at a $39 budget value hotel, even they had coffee in the lobby. The desk said the restaurant can probably do a coffee to go, price undetermined, and the in room option creamers tasted fishy? Desk person noted a Starbucks two blocks away. Didn't want a restaurant or bar, just a cup of coffee to start the day. read more

From the very beginning the customer service is a bit snotty. A very nice hotel but it's only looks. If you want customer service I suggest you go somewhere else. The shuttle service is decent but only goes within a one mile radius. Even with that it is selective of its destinations. Not very near grocery stores. The tub is small. Over all, I would stay somewhere else next time. read more

A solid hotel proximate to the airport and DC. This place has a special place in my heart for the rubber duckies they put in the bathrooms. It is close to a really nice mall. Stay on the concierge floor and you don't have to go to dinner. read more

This hotel was a great surprise. I was here for a conference, and was so impressed with the modern remodel. This hotel really has al of the bells and whistles. I can;t speak to the rooms, but the conference facilities, the food and the lobby were very memorable! read more

It is a okay hotel but the thermostats in the rooms are just for show, as other reviews mentioned. They do not control the AC in the room. The pool is only open Saturday and half day on Sunday. The bartenders were also extremely rude. Those two men made it VERY obvious they didn't like their job and should not be in the customer service industry. read more

This newly renovated hotel is stunning, arrestingly beautiful and comfortable - with many seating areas and comfortable couches and chairs. I came in to sample the food - and went to Harth, the restaurant where Chef Thomas Elder cooks up some crazy good eats. The chipotle BBQ shrimp - expertly prepared and tasty. The beet salad with chevre and candied walnuts. Finally...someone who gets beets - not the thinly sliced translucent beets but healthy fat beets - red & yellow! Then I had to try the flatbread. Simply...the best I've had - like vera pizza napolitano! true italian. crispy charred crust, cooked basil, gooey cheese...i love this place. The staff was so friendly. My server, Estella, knew the menu very well - experts here. I look forward to my return. The renovation at this hotel was a long time coming but well worth the wait - the staff is obviously very proud of it - and rightly so. I'm so full I may have to sleep on my back tonight- i may roll off the bed if I sleep on my stomach. read more

Hilton McLean Tysons Corner - Chipotle BBQ Shrimp with corn & bean salsa - Hotels Near Me - Mclean, Virginia

One of the most patheticly run restaurants I have ever been to.Talking about härth.I checked in on 16th June for 1 night. On 17th went to get breakfast and hostess said its full. I finaly entered it was empty!!No one came to take an order for beverages.I went to the buffet spread and helped myself.The food was inedible,fruits were raw and I walked out.When I complained,the hostess smirked,Very poor show.When I checked out there were others who complained as well to the manager.A bad experience. Avoid. read more

This is a review for the catering/sales department. I was considering having my wedding at this hotel and had been in touch with Jessica for quite some time to arrange a meeting to check the venue space out. She finally arranged for me to meet with Nicole and I did go on a Saturday afternoon. My experience was not the greatest. Nicole was very rushed and the entire meeting ended in 20 minutes. I have been looking at other venues in the area as well and was surprised that Nicole did not give the same amount of time or attention to detail as I had experienced at the other venues. She said she was going to follow up with me and send additional information for me to review. it has not almost been a month and I have not heard back from her. This is unprofessional and careless behavior towards a prospective client. read more

After a llloooonnnngggg day of walking around DC, and the hour long journey back to this out of the way hotel, all you'll want to do is curl up in a nice comfy bed.... well, you won't get that here. Laying on this bed is much like laying on the floor, they are awful, and hard as a rock. Nothing about this hotel says luxury. It's about the level of a Radisson inn, which surely you can book for much less. I will not be staying here again. read more

Nice views. The rooms are well-appointed and always clean. The menu and restaurant downstairs are both good. Lots of options for buffet or cooked to order meals. The glass elevators are also a nice touch. Little did I know, I would be moving into the area a month after my stay. I see this hotel from my balcony everyday. read more

Despite living in the area, we decided to stay at this Hilton in order to attend a friend's Oscar party (held in the hotel) without having to travel back home late on a Sunday. The room price was excellent, as is the level of renovation in a hotel that was obviously very dated when the undertook the refresh. Despite a third of the hotel still being under construction, there was no noise or obtrusive signs of construction. The staff are friendly and fairly efficient. But there are still a lot of kinks to work out at the Hilton Tysons Corner, and it's these that keep me giving them more than three stars. First, $13.00/day for Internet access? That's just cheap-a** nickel-and-diming of the clientele. It's 2010's people, adjust your room rate accordingly and assume, like the rest of the world does, that absolutely everyone needs to get on-line. Second, no establishment that lacks a Michelin star has any business charging a $25.00 corkage fee. Harth is OK, but not that good, and when I bring a bottle of Champagne to my friend's party, I don't need the hotel manager swooping in like Batman to haughtily inform me of how he thinks I'm ripping his hotel off. I'll gladly pay your fee, but don't you dare try and embarrass me in front of my friends. Third, I love valet in the Washington area. It may as well be free compared to what I'm used to on the West Coast. But I don't appreciate having to haul my bags up from the lower parking lot, on a cold night, because the valet is busy having a 10 minute conversation with one of the guests, leaving empty, unparked cars in every conceivable space in front of the lobby. So there you have it: A nice hotel that just needs to start putting the guests first. read more

The Hilton McLean Tysons Corner was a great value for the price. The hotel was beautiful and the restaurant was excellent. The food, service, and decor in the restaurant were wonderful. Breakfast was served until 1 pm on the weekend, which is nice if you want to sleep in. The lobby was large and was decorated beautifully. The room was spacious, comfortable, and decorated very nicely. The location was convenient if you have a car. You can drive to any of the metro stops in the area and park your car to take the Metro into the city. We drove to nearby Great Falls National Park, and also along the George Washington Memorial Parkway to other historic sites like Arlington House, Old Town Alexandria, and Mount Vernon. The hotel was a good home base for exploring the nearby Virginia historic sites. It was also close to the reason we went there, the Cirque du Soleil show Kurios. Try to take a shuttle or cab to the Cirque tent, since parking close to the venue is $25. We had a great stay in Tysons. read more

Wow! What a beautiful hotel with a great staff!! I can't say enough about how great my experience was here! Iosif Dobrescu was the best front desk person I have EVER encountered. He was kind, understanding, anticipated our needs, and fulfilled every single request that we had and then some. He smiled the entire time and never made us wait to be helped. The hotel itself was beautiful and very clean! It reminded me of being at a resort in another country. The breakfast is a MUST have despite the cost. You will find a lot of offerings that you won't get at other hotels. Another great plus is that parking is FREE! That is saying something when you can't get that in the city. Stay here because it is cheaper, better, and nicer. read more

Lovely hotel with beautiful decor. Very Modern with an upscale feel. The restaurant is pathetic so do not bother to eat there. The breakfast is sub-par and overpriced. Drinks by bar a waste of money however the pool and gym are well maintained and the view from the top floor is quite nice. read more

Stayed here for 4 nights. My husband and I traveled to VA to attend my cousin's wedding. The wedding took place at the hotel, so we were able to appreciate various rooms, food and service. The wedding was beautiful, the service was great and the food (cocktail hour, reception and after party), delicious. The hotel is located in a very nice area. The decor is contemporary yet elegant. It is very well kept and clean. The staff is helpful and friendly. Ample parking lot. I would definitely come back to this hotel. read more

The food was bland. We ordered the mezze platter appetizer and it was hummus, chickpeas and falafel with no pita or any way to eat it. The crab cake @$36 was bland, the side salad was bland. We spent $150 and we would have enjoyed Chick-fil-A more. read more

Convenient to a lot of businesses in McLean, this appears to be a flagship location for Hilton, whose headquarters is nearby. This location was under construction during my stay so don't hold that against it if you're visiting after April 2011 or so. Otherwise my room was nice, like you would expect from Hilton. I did laugh at the giant old-school TV. It reminded me how thick TVs were ten years ago (ahem). The business level with nightly snacks and breakfast is always a nice touch. The staff was friendly. And for a plain looking hotel restaurant, their food was actually very good. I guess my biggest complaint was the high price. I stay at a lot of these full service hotels and this is about the most I've ever paid. Must be the area. read more

Came here for an event and it was lovely. The shape of the venue was different and not boring so you can walk around and see what else is there and talk to people. I believe the food they had was from the hotel and it was delicious. There were a ton of windows, you could even see the herb garden for their chef which was cool. The seating area was medium sized but fit a lot of tables/people. The chandeliers were gorgeous and the stage was a good size. I would definitely suggest this place for an event. I've heard they were doing a lot of renovations to everything even the rooms! read more

I did not stay in a room at the hotel; I attended a Yelp event. To begin, parking is free. Whooo hooo! The lobby is very modern and gorgeous. The staff is nice and informative. I would recommend this hotel for an upcoming event or wedding. read more

Nicest lobby I've seen in a long time. Clean rooms, fluffy towels, typical of Hilton.

Very large, beautiful hotel tucked back in a business park. The interior was modern and sleek. Our room was super, quiet, well-designed and the bed was very comfortable. We were most impressed with the architectural elements throughout the building. Go visit the restaurant off of the lobby. The wine storage was sleek and the open fire features were very cool. Downside: The pricing of the buffet was high in my opinion. The food wasn't stellar compared to the price. read more

This place is totally 80's. Needs a rennovation. Room is fine, hotel is fine, bathrooms in the room is super tiny. The door just about hits the toilet. You can't really close it if you are seated. Mattress feels springy and cheap. Tv's are CRT type. This place needs a major update. Not nearly as modern as other hiltons I have stayed at. read more

My girlfriend and I stayed here for 3 nights in December. We got a deal through Travel Zoo which was for weekends in early December. Overall it was a great stay and I would recommend if traveling on business or if you can find a deal. Will break it down further, but the short version is if you can afford it and don't mind being 30-60 minutes from DC this is an option worth considering if you can handle the price. First off, and I have to mention this, we tried to check in early. We called and wondered if we could get in around Noon. The person I spoke with said "yes" but we will have to charge you extra. Are you kidding me? If we check out early in the AM do we get this back? This is Hilton at it's worse and myself my girlfriend and I won't be staying with Hilton or any of their other properties again after one last reservation we have booked for the end of the year. Between trips for business, trips with my girlfriend, solo pleasure trips and trips with friends I stay at a ton of hotels. I like Hilton Garden Inns and Hampton Inns a lot but naturally they milk every last sent out of you. In addition to paying more they charge for internet, parking, $2.50-5 for a coffee, etc. etc. Sure some people are on business accounts and that's fine but then that cost gets passed onto consumers...based on this, I hated the hotel before I even arrived. We didn't pay came later and it ultimately led to a crappy day. Moving on however, the hotel itself is very nice-I guess it underwent a $40 million dollar renovation. The lobby is nice, but it was closed on one of the days to patrons as it was rented out for a function. That was also the case for the restaurant-which was good when we ordered something for pickup. The room was great: bed and linens were amazing; bathroom awesome although no tub made the lady a little sad. TV was good, but we did have a minor problem and it was fixed immediately. We really loved the shuttle as we went without a rental car (NOTE: Great DC/VA traffic makes Boston look tame - Don't drive here if you don't have to...and definitely not at high volume times-which is basically all the time except Sunday morning. We used the shuttle to go to the store/back, to the Mall for lunch/back and to the Metro to go into DC-took about 40 minutes. We never had to wait more than 10 minutes, ofter much less. Don't forget to tip your driver-we saw so many people far better off $ wise than us just exit the shuttle without tipping??? Lastly we really liked one of the doorman-I think he was Eastern European. Really nice guy with a very great attitude... I think it was largely the staff (housekeepers/bellstaff/shuttle drivers) we liked the most. I am done with Hilton, but because of their service I am still giving them a good review. read more

I enjoyed my time here. The place looked really nice. Lots of workers were very friendly and helpful except the big dude at the front door. He was not friendly, no smiles or hello. read more

Really nice hotel. Still under renovations, but the lobby, Internet lounge, and the rooms were outstanding. This hotel has a great gym and pool is suitable for laps. My only complaints that the lady at reception said she and this hotel were the best. The best might be pushing it. The hot is very nice. This lady however was below average in that she didn't even know where a laundromat was in the area. Sent us to one location and $25 later we learned that the cleaners had been there for 50 years. When I approached her about it, she stated that it used to be a laundromat. She was wrong, but oh we'll. read more

The new fall menu is fantastic! Really love the Acorn Squash Agnolotti! Other of my favorites are a 1/2 Apple and Pear Salad (so I can also get an entree), meatball sandwich, smoked oysters and the roasted beet salad. You can never go wrong with the flat breads. They are all really, really good! read more

Out of all the hotel options I had to choose from in the tysons area, I am glad I chose this place. Great location down the street from tysons mall and galleria and not too far from metro. Hotel lobby has a mini computer center for customer use and a bar right in the middle of the lobby.I can honestly say you get way more than what you pay for. I booked it through Expedia for an excellent price. I got the standard king size room which was super clean and modern. Parking was easy and very accommodating. Will def return and recommended to anyone staying in the tysons/ McLean area read more

so let me start by saying that my husband and I were initially searching for a place to stay for a mini staycation. We wanted something extended stay like, but still felt like a hotel. I am super picky about where I lay my head when away from home. After reviewing a few sites we settled on the Hilton. It was reasonably priced and central to all of our shopping needs (5 min from Tyson's Corner Galleria and 35 from Leesburg Outlets & Dulles Town Center). So now on to the goods. The hotel lobby is very pleasing to the eye. Clean and modern decor. Imagine if west elm, pottery barn, restoration hardware and crate and barrel all got married! Very cohesive clean neutrals blended with pops of comfortable modern elements. We receive our keys to the room from the nicest hotel staff we've had in recent months. We enter our two room suite (living and bedroom) The room matched the hotels website photos to a T! Clean neat and smelled great. Nice frameless shower, Wet bar, mini fridge, two adjustable wall mounted tv's, touch light switches in every room to control ALL lighting in the entire suite. Toilet separate from shower and sinks, complimentary bath robes, dual cup coffee machine, hardwood in living room space, and carpet in the bedroom with a door to separate the two spaces. We felt like we had our own apartment for the weekend. It was perfect.... ALL BUT THE BEDS and PILLOWS, MY GOD! Don't get me wrong, we come to hotels for everything mentioned above, but by far the most important is getting REST. I tossed and turned both nights, the pillows lacked fluff and the mattress felt like it came from a bargain basement. While the bed was made up very beautifully. It was by far the worst nights sleep I've ever had at a hotel. *insert sad face* We also had the pleasure of enjoying the indoor pool at fitness center. All very nice and accessible from the main elevator so you don't have to travel through the main lobby in your swimmies.... The room service we ordered was fantastic, if it weren't so expensive for a kids flatbread and fries ($20) we probably would have ordered room service the entire stay. All in all we'd go again. I would just mention the mattress accommodations and see if they could beef up the comfort and possibly bring my own pillow! :-) read more

Terrible service, woken up by workers right outside the room, then they say that they can't make any accommodations because they are oversold. read more

There were two weddings the day we checked in. It was pretty to see everyone dressed up. We stayed in a suite on the second floor and it was huge! The bar downstairs was nice and pretty. I didnt like the restaurant that much. The fish I ordered was ok. read more

Actually I just went there for food. Because I work in the office besides that building . The salad is okay.