We were in town for work for one night and stayed here because it was around the corner from our hotel. The rooms were well appointed, and my only real complaint was the noise from the streets. My room was quite noisy. The bed wasn't the most comfortable either. Otherwise, very nice accommodations and I would stay there again. read more

Stayed here March 12-14.....great deal I received which included breakfast. A few steps away from the Rosslyn Metro, Starbucks and District Taco! The hotel was neat and clean. All staff we encountered were very helpful and friendly.....especially the restaurant staff. Definitely made the right choice with this place. read more

The king room was small but fine otherwise. The suite my mom stayed in was larger but had odd furniture and wasn't super functional. The fancy coffee maker didn't come with all the pods you needed to make all the options and they didn't have any in the hotel to bring you. Two days into our four night, five day stay, we learned from another guest that there was a covid outbreak in the hotel. Suddenly the staff all had on masks when they hadn't previously and there was a sign recommending masks in the lobby that wasn't there when we checked in. It was off to the side and not obvious when you walked in. When we asked about covid, they played dumb until we told them we had been told by a guest and then they admitted that the affected guests were isolating in their rooms. They wouldn't tell us which floors. Clearly, this hotel puts profits before people. Won't stay here again. read more

My most recent stay at the Hyatt Arlington provided a least than desirable kind of stay. Have you ever been to a place that just didn't seem inviting? Yeah that was this place for me. I arrived this past Tuesday just for one night. I am a Hyatt Diamond member and decided to use some points and stay at one of the locations I've never been to before. When I arrived it was right around the normal check-in time (3:00PM). I waited in my car for about 5-7 minutes to only not have anybody from valet come out to greet me. I at one point may have thought they didn't offer valet because I've never had this happen before. When I walked in I noticed the valet attendant talking to one of the people from the front desk. Oh.. I see so they conversation amongst the employee's was more important than the hotel guest that you charge $32 per night to park your car? I'll move on.. I walked up to the front desk and was greeted by front desk agent Orlando who was actually great! He confirmed my status asked about my points or amenity option as normal and even went above an beyond and put me in on of their suites. Asked me about parking and explained the difference in price. Well guess what if the valet couldn't even acknowledge me when I first arrived who's to say they wouldn't display this kind of treatment when it's time to retrieve my car again? No thanks! Self Park it is ($25) in and out privileges. The parking garage is creepy as all hell! Underground with a horror scene type of feel to it. They only provided one working elevator that from what it seems like you have to share with the staff and housekeeping which in return increased the average wait time for the elevator! Now I was pleased until I got upstairs to find that it was an ADA style for the handicap. All the light switches low, no bathtub and a weird shower. Ugh I just never like to accept those rooms because what if they have somebody who is actually handicap that needs the room? Anyways. I got upstairs and when I walked into this suite, there was no "WOW" factor. I was left with a bit more to desire but then again maybe it's because this is more of a business orientated hotel? The suite itself was nice but let's talk about the unfortunate mishaps. For starters... The BUGS! This room had two flies that wouldn't go away. Finally they landed on a window where I was able to put the pest to sleep. As I noticed along the window seal there was more dead bugs. It's obvious that the housekeeping doesn't pay attention to detail because along with the dead bugs you will find DUST EVERYWHERE in the room. You can see this on the picture of the telephone I posted. Gross at this point I was whatever about the situation because it was just one night. I pulled the curtain back to again find another bug this time alive and what kind it was I have no clue but you can find the photo I will post along wit the review. With dinner reservations I had no time to be dealing with this and when I tried to call down to the front desk to talk about this the phone's weren't working in my room. You have to be kidding? Does housekeeping not ensure that things are working properly before renting these rooms out? Tuh and to think because it's a suite there would be even more detail? Nope. Somebody called back and I had to talk on the speaker phone and let them know what was going on. They eventually sent up an engineer who ended up not even being able to fix the problem. He apologized and I explained to him that it's fine I don't have time for this I will be late for dinner. He left and said that they would send another engineer tomorrow? What's the point I'll be gone. I am beyond disappointed and a little upset I wasted my points on this hotel. I just expect so much more from the Hyatt brand. I guess I will have to utilize another hotel if I'm ever wanting to stay in Arlington again. read more

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Double access to dual rooms, very convenient for those who have two rooms. Need more lightings or brighter lights. read more

Hyatt Centric Arlington - Need additional chargers - Hotels Near Me - Arlington, Virginia

There were two main reasons we stayed at the Hyatt Arlington for July 4 weekend: the price and the location. The Hyatt is a trusted name and finding one near DC under $110/night felt like an excellent deal. We booked early online to get it, so, I recommend checking rates in advance if you can. Because it is exactly 1 short block from the Rosslyn Metro Station, the Hyatt Arlington is extremely convenient for anyone visiting or sightseeing in the Washington Area. Both the Blue and Orange lines run through Rosslyn and with a reasonable day/week pass you can get just about any place you need to go. There are some decent restaurants and convenient markets close by so you aren't completely stranded. The Iwo Jima Memorial is also only about 4-5 blocks away, too. The reason I pump up the rating to 4 stars is because of the extremely friendly and geniunely helpful service we received from the front desk and bellmen. Superb service. With a room that was clean and met our needs, there was only one major complaint: the Internet Service. The WiFi needs a major upgrade or better access points because it was often slow or the connections were lost/reset on 2-3 of our different devices. The bar was small and understaffed when busy, but nothing to freak out about. It will be hard for me to not choose the Hyatt Arlington the next time I'm in the area on vacation. read more

I would like to thank David Richardson, Manager of this hotel for his awesome hospitality to all of the people stranded yesterday. We were cold, we were hungry, we were tired and some were angry. By the end of the evening we all had our own rooms, warmth, delicious food and nice cold drinks. Thanks for keeping the lobby bar area open to us for the rest of the evening also. You guys worked so hard with such a short staff. This morning, we were all checked out and put into company SUVs and taken to our destinations. THANK YOU for taking good care of us and being so professional at ALL times. read more

I stayed here for a month and am so happy I did. The staff is friendly, and got to know me by name. The hotel is clean and quiet, and walking distance to plenty of restaurants. The hotel bar is always lively and the breakfast every morning is a great convenience. This became my home away from home! read more

This was such a cute and nice hotel. The room was spacious and clean. They had a dry bar hair dryer which was amazing since I love their products. The robe and slippers provided were super comfy and a good selection of TV channels. The staff were super friendly and nice from check-in to check-out. They also were able to give us good recommendations for food and the areas surrounding the hotel. The location is convenient as well. About a 10 min drive to Georgetown and 15 mins into D.C. (depending on where you go). You get close to hustle and bustle without being directly in it which is great. I also ate and drank at the hotel. Their breakfast buffet was great to start the day. They have a station where you can get your own omelet and a bunch of other hot and cold options. I especially loved the fresh fruit and oatmeal. The bar was super cute a well. Definitely a smaller bar area but a large variety of drinks that were all delicious. There was only one person manning the bar so it took awhile to pay the bill but otherwise such a great experience at Hyatt Arlington read more

Hyatt Centric Arlington - Breakfast buffet - Hotels Near Me - Arlington, Virginia

This place needs some remodeling, cleaning, and new carpet. On the bright side, they are working on it. Conversely, it's a pain in the ass that they are working on it while you're staying there. The construction starts at 8:00 AM. Even on Saturday. So if you have any intentions of sleeping in, hope you're not a light sleeper or you are screwed. The halls are open to the elements (either due to contractors leaving open windows or simply not caring to close them at the end of the day) so you're greeted with a blast of cold air funneling down the halls (writing this in December, can't imagine what it's going to be like on the 14th floor when it's snowing). My personal favorite, the smoke detector in the hallway had a plastic bag over it to keep it from going off during construction. Very reassuring. read more

I practically live here since I travel to DC every week for work and stay Monday through Thursday. The Hyatt happens to be conveniently located across the street from my client's office. So it was the default place to stay. Despite the fact that living out of a hotel room can get tiring and isn't always the most ideal situation, I actually really enjoy the Hyatt. The staff is amazing - super friendly, professional and they made a point to remember my name. Each week they make me feel like an honored guest at a family gathering. The gym is 24 hours which is a plus; however there's nothing much to the gym though, just a standard hotel setup. I wish they had an indoor pool! Nearby the hotel there is a metro station and a few good eats within walking distance (Pho 75, Rays Hell Burger, Rays to the Third). If you're visiting DC on a budget, try staying at the Hyatt Arlington which is just one metro stop across the Potomac river. Rates are much cheaper than staying at an equivalent hotel in downtown DC. read more

Fantastic four night stay. Super close to the Roslyn Metro station. Don't want to use Metro? Uber drivers will drive right up to the door to pick you up; Uber taking you to Dulles or Reagan International is not a problem. * Satellite TV * Fridges * Terrific urban architecture views * Really comfy beds (I own a Sleep Number bed, which is my baseline for comparisons) * Efficient, clean, and modern * Informative and motivated eager-to-please staff * Great big comfy rooms * In-house restaurant that serves delicious breakfast, lunch, and dinner * All the doors except the front one lock up at night * You need a key card to use the elevator after 8 pm This is a great place to stay and I highly recommend it to you. Enjoy! read more

This was a last minute reservation and it went smoothly! Upon first walking into the Hotel, it smelled AMAZING! I have never walked into any hotel and have been greeted with such a pleasant smell. What came next was excellent customer service. I was greeted by someone who I later found out was covering at the Hyatt Centric Arlington. The employee who checked me in was pleasant, and very welcoming! May have been his first time there but I didn't get the vibe from the employee at all. After checking it and making it to the 14th floor I was astonished by the way the halls looked after getting off the elevator. I was greeted with a HUGE MIRROR that one would such have in their home. It put a smile on my face because the decor was through the roof but it didn't stop there. In the room was my own mini keurig with options to choose from! The bathroom was breathtaking and the bed slept amazingly comfortable that I wasn't bothered by the fact that my order delivery from Jerry's subs was cancelled due to not having enough drivers, I slept on an empty stomach but my sleep was spectacular due the comfy, extravagant room I have. I will be coming back to this hotel, the price is right and the people are nice. The space is clean and it's close to Rosslyn metro station and other eatery's, even Georgetown in D.C. I am beyond happy with Hyatt Centric Arlington Hotel. read more

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Red carpet treatment! From the valet to checking in to the concierge. Robert at the front desk was highly interested in my needs. I had my two boys with me who were visiting DC for the first time. He said the boys should enjoy the view from the 15th floor, and he was right! The room greeted us warmly; clean, inviting, and filled with all the amenities we needed. Robert also was very knowledgable about the surrounding areas, especially the Metro! Being a first-timer to a subway, he made it seem like a breeze. As we returned back to our room, we realized we left our car chargers in the car. We called the concierge, and Solomon said they could definitely accommodate us by bringing the car up or, if we preferred, locating the chargers and bringing them to the room. Within 5 minutes, chargers were in hand. Our room was very quiet, air worked like a charm, and beds were clean/comfortable. Excellent service, excellent room; Hyatt! This is a no brainer, stay here and you won't regret it. Aside from Hyatt: Signature Tours offers an informative and detailed tour of the area. Prices are very reasonable and they pick you up right in front of the hotel. Terrific selections of restaurants within walking distance. We never used our car once while staying here. read more

Every Hyatt I've stayed in was beautiful, and this is no exception. I love the sleekness of the rooms, and the beds are always to die for. I loved that we were so close to public transit here, as my bf and I took the train into DC without a whole lot of issue (aside from the Smithsonian station being insanely crowded). Very professional staff as well. I highly recommend. read more

If you have only one spot in your heart for a mega-hotel franchise that starts with an h, please do make it the Hyatt. Our experience at the Hyatt Hotel in Arlington was just what we were hoping for and more: very comfortable (albeit small), clean rooms with plush beds and lovely modern bedding that eschewed any tacky floral/paisley patterns for sleek lines of white accented with subdued neutral jewel tones. Service was top-notch-- congenial, accommodating, prompt and extremely kind. The only slight annoyance was the elevator traffic during rush hours. In addition to the stellar attention to detail, the hotel is centrally located just outside of DC (less than a half-hour walk along the bridge to the Georgetown area), and immediately across the street from the Rosslyn metro station. More locally, it is surrounded by a myriad restaurants of various cuisines and there is a Safeway a couple of blocks off. With such resources available immediately, this Hyatt is an excellent idea to ward off the exorbitant costs of staying at a four-plus star hotel in the city proper while still indulging in a little bit of luxury. read more

I've stayed here twice in the past year and will be back next week. Hotel is fine, but what stood out most was the service. Hakim, the bartender treated me like an old friend the moment I sat at the bar the 2nd time I went. He remembered my drink of choice and I never felt rushed. I ate at the bar a couple of times and the food was good. I travel a good bit for work and I can honestly say I've never had better service than I did from Hakim considering my visits were months apart. read more

***Update - Speaking with the hotel manager, they still were unable to find my keys, but they offered to recoup some of the costs and efforts to try and make it right.*** 8/24-8/26 was my stay and everything here is what happened: -The hotel parking was unaccessible due to renovations. I was told the rate would stay the same for valet parking when you have both the parking garage and elevators unaccessible -Silverfish crawling along towel in bathroom -Bug bites under my arm -Lost vehicle keys which made us late to the job we were scheduled to be at -Lost home keys -Being accused of lying and stating my keys were given to me -After all of this charging me to have my clothes shipped back to me Needless to say, it was a terrible experience and based off the customer service of staff and speaking with the general manager, they tried their best and were accommodating. I believe if I went and stayed at the hotel again I would have a more positive experience. read more

Let me preface this review by stating that each year, I spend in excess of 100 nights in hotels around the country. Hyatt Arlington is my first choice hotel in DC, and one of my favorite hotels that cater to the business traveler. In my experience, it beats the Grand Hyatt in DC. *Free WI-FI for Hyatt Gold Passport Platinum and Diamond members. read more

Awesome hotel! Clean, quiet, beautifully decorated rooms and CLOSE to everything! Walking distance to a ton of restaurants and the Metro. There's also Target and Safeway just a few minutes' walk away. The front desk staff is super friendly and helpful and the hotel has free WiFi. They gave me a complimentary upgrade to a king room on a higher floor which was great, too! I only paid $89 which included breakfast... can't beat it. I would 100% stay here again. I have no complaints. read more

Overall, the hotel was great. Employees were friendly and helpful, and the hotel was a short walk from the metro and bus stop. I did really appreciate the free WiFi, the two free bottles of water every day, and the copious number of pillows on my king-sized bed, as well as all the free amenities they provide with a quick call to the front desk (in my case, slippers for the room and a vanity kit). Two areas of improvement would be providing a free breakfast and changing the location of the AC vent so that it didn't blow right onto my bed (making my room either freezing cold or stiflingly warm). Be careful with the luggage check. When I came back in the late afternoon for my luggage, the employee who went to get my bags did so solely on my general description, without checking the ticket numbers (even though I provided the stubs). He initially even brought out the wrong suitcase for me to take (yikes!). This made me a little nervous because I had two laptops with me, and I would caution against storing any valuables with them. I would recommend that you book using Hotels.com, which is what I used for this trip. At $84/night with a $25 discount code, this stay was considered money well spent. read more

Hakim was an amazing bartender that was attentive and really made my team feel welcome. He was very focused on making sure we had everything we needed to enjoy our evening. I can't recommend it enough. read more

Overall an adequate experience but not of the standard or quality I come to expect of the Hyatt brand or in relation to the price paid. I would look around the neighborhood and at other metro station locations for cheaper hotels of equivalent quality. I travel for work at least a couple of times a month. Trips vary from one day to a week usually. I rack up about six months overall around the USA. Arlington was a two night visit. Rooms There really are no unique selling points to the rooms. They have the usual things like TV, ironing board/iron, work desk etc. There is shampoo, conditioner, body lotion and oddly toothpaste which was a first for me. Rooms are pleasantly furnished with a fair amount of white formica type wood which is like being back in the 70s. Bed was comfortable. Pillows were ok but was expecting a choice of different pillow types based on level of hotel. Mini fridge was broken. I asked for replacement after 9am in the morning. At 08.45 the maintenance person ignored do not disturb sign and knocked for a while but as I was in bathroom I was unable to answer. At 09.00 the front desk called to ask to be let in. There is an ihome iphone dock/clock radio I suppose but that is turning up in all levels of hotels nowadays. Price For what is provided I do not think it is worth the cost. Internet and breakfast are not included in the price so add another $11 per day for internet and $20 for the buffet. I stay at much more middle of the road brands without having to pay for these and feel it is only the higher end hotels who persist in charging for internet especially. Breakfast Was also not worth the price. There was cereal, different breads, sausage, bacon, egg etc. but not a wide enough selection of things to be noteworthy or worth the cost. The Starbucks quick breakfast area in lobby was ok but not much in terms of food on display. Internet If I am not paying I can forgive some connectivity issues and dropped signal. However being charge $11 to use a connection that would constantly drop on my laptop and phone was very annoying requiring constant logins to access the system. Very poor. When able to connect it was a reasonable connection but expected more for the additional cost. Location Is good. I chose the hotel as it was near office I was visiting. There are a number of nice restaurants in the surrounding area and it is very close to the Rosslyn Metro for ease of access to the city as a whole. Check in and out I thankfully chose to check in and out online. It was rare that the small reception area was not inundated with people trying to get help from the front desk. The area was very small and the speed of getting people sorted out seemed very slow from sitting and watching the process while waiting for colleagues. I did like the online system as it bypassed front desk but the computers are between the reception desks which may not be the ideal location as you need to squeeze between those waiting in line. Staff Apart from broken fridge I had little interaction with staff but they seemed friendly enough as I passed by front desk. Rooms were cleaned properly. Overall not a high rating hotel for me. read more

The Skinny: Excellent price (under $100/day incl. taxes) for hotel right off metro. Upsides: 1. Price 2. Location, location, location 3. Care about customer service - there was a slight hiccup with our reservation and they gave us 2 free breakfast vouchers Downsides: 1. Communication is not good - my dad was told multiple times that he would have a wake up call at 6:30 am and it never came Overall, great priced 4 star hotel in DC metro area. read more

The hotel is nice, clean, steps from the metro, and has a pretty solid breakfast buffet. However, my 5 stars for this hotel goes to manager Jesse Paige! Here's why: I originally booked another hotel for my mother and I down the street for Memorial Day weekend. When we arrived, they didn't have our reservation in the system, were not super helpful, and were booked solid for the holiday weekend. I literally has to sit in the parking lot with my 70+ year old mother and find another room immediately. Thankfully, Delta Hotels found us a room to the Hyatt Centric for the same price but it is a much better hotel. We arrived, a little stressed, but happy to not be staying out of town. Jesse greeted us and was amazing! He found us a double bed room somehow with a beautiful view of Georgetown and the National Cathedral. He also gave us a set of complimentary breakfast buffet tickets to apologize for the difficult time we had at the other hotel. He helped us navigate the parking system, made suggestions about places to go, and was overall a genuine gem of a host. He also remembered us every time we walked through the lobby and made sure to take time to see how we were doing. I don't really stay at Hyatt's often but, if all Hyatt's are this smart about their hiring and hospitality, they have my loyalty. Thank you, Jesse, for being such a wonderfully helpful host to us! read more

Great location. It's in Arlington's downtown just across the river from the Lincoln Memorial and around the corner from the Arlington cemetery. I saved $50/night for staying outside of DC and it was totally worth it. Sometimes it was even better to hang out in Arlington because the hotel was on a street with a bunch of restaurants and it was away from all the crazy downtown traffic and hiked up tourist prices. The hotel is literally across the street from the subway. Perfect when I only need to be outside for 2 minutes when it's 30 degrees outside.. walk as fast as you can from point A to point B! Parking was $17/night. Loved how they secure the place at night.. You need your room card to go into the garage and also into the elevators.. goodbye molesters! My mind went q;lewirjqewirqoiwalkfjasdlfkjalfj when I found out that they didn't reserve a king bed for me like I did when I booked the room. Apparently they don't give any guarantees for people who book with third party hotel sites (ahem hotels.com). I ended up getting two doubles.. why would I need two beds? Why would I need a double on my vacation? I could do that at home!! They tried to compromise my happiness by mentioning that my room will be facing downtown Georgetown. Frankly there was nothing spectacular with my view. I would definitely stay here again. I've heard complaints online about the noise? But I was on the 6th floor and I could hear a pin drop. I slept like a baby. read more

So cheap on Priceline Excellent location Modern and stylish Clean and comfy Wish it was my apartment I live just around the corner from here, and my parents always stay at this hotel when they come to visit. They only live 2 hours away, so they're up here quite often. You know how much they've gotten this place for each time for the past year? $40 to $50 on Priceline. That's INSANE. The Motel 6 in a rinky-dinky town costs more than that. Let's put it this way - I wish I lived here for $40 a night, like as in my permanent apartment. The location is excellent, especially if you have a flight to DCA/Reagan, since it's right on the Blue and Orange line metro. It's about a 2 minute walk to the Metro. Can't go wrong. It's modern and stylish, the rooms make you feel a bit on the upper end of middle class, which is cool for me considering I'm broke and poor and groveling for every penny. It's clean, comfortable, and hip. Again, can I move in? read more

Hotel is in a great location however there was a issue. My brothers white coat ceremony was that day at 3:30 and so I called at 9 am for cleaning service and left the room so the room can be ready. We went back to the room at 2:30 and the cleaning service had just barley got there. The bed sheets were on the floor. When we politely asked how much longer she would take she shushed us. We went into the bathroom so we can at least do our makeup as she cleaned the room. She went out and started scrolling on her Facebook. We went out and asked again when she would be finished cleaning and again she shushed us. We went to the reception and honestly they handled it very well. They gave us a new room to get ready in but the fact is it should have never happened. She took almost an hour longer to finish the room and we went in she hadn't thrown away the trash cleaned any of the tables replaced the towels. The room was as it was she just made the beds. The hotel was great and reception and front desk was very professional but it only takes one bad experience to ruin a stay. read more

Very nice hotel located in Arlington, VA ( about 5-10 car ride to DC). The staff was very friendly ( from the Valet to the Front Desk). Very Clean. Comfortable Beds. Got a great deal .. $65 for the entire weekend for a queen sized bed. read more

we stayed here for 3 days as we explored DC. centrally located and next to the Metro that was able to get you were you want to be around DC. it is much cheaper to stay here and take the Metro into DC than to stay in DC. Nice size rooms. everything was clean and modern. small contemporary lobby. valet parking is $21 per day... i wish I heard this part as it was pricey. read more

My stay here has been mediocre. For the amount we paid per night, I think the amenities are so-so. Some things to note: -if you are staying at this hotel, bring a hair dryer. While a hair dryer is standard at most hotels, there is not one in my room. -plan to pay another $10.95 for wifi. -the bar is small and they are more concerned with going home on time than providing good service and getting a tip -I've seen a couple sketchy people hanging around the hotel since I've been here. I don't feel in danger but they don't seem to be guests here. Just lingering in the bar. -there's something broken on the drain in the shower There are many places to eat in the area, which makes it convenient. The cab fare to the airport and other places in DC is cheap. I probably won't choose to stay here again, but it's fine. read more

I really enjoyed my stay at this Hyatt - despite a hiccup. There was a fire alarm (legit emergency) when I stayed there. Oddly, the alarm sounded like a far off car alarm, not inside the hotel so I didn't respond right away. In any event, the front desk apologized in the morning and offered complimentary breakfast. Word to the wise - if you hear an alarm respond right away! This is a nice modern hotel. Staff was friendly and attentive. We stayed on the 14th floor. Our room was large and just as modern as the lobby. The bed was soft and comfortable. The bathroom had upgraded toiletries, and a nice large glass shower (no tub). The room included an iPod doc and flat screen tv. Very close metro access. I would recommend and definitely stay here again. read more

This hotel stole my soul. The bar, if you could call it that, looked like an Icelandic twelve year old designed it. Very cold and modern and weird. Hungry, I got the hummus and flatbread. I'm positive that the Icelandic twelve year old made it in his home economics class, three years ago. When I asked the bartender for something less stale he said (direct quote) "That's all we have." Actually, I'm pretty sure he said that, but can't be sure since he was walking away from me as he said it. The restaurant was like a dream sequence from a Stanley Kubrick film where everything looks so perfect, you just know that something is wrong. That shouldn't take you long to discern what exactly is wrong: everything. The food was just randomly thrown together yuppie ingredients that was like some bizarre airplane food. The 'waiter' appeared once every fifteen minutes or so, which was totally understandable since there were four people eating in the entire fifty table restaurant. The room was totally fine, but was clearly conceived of in the new model of smaller rooms with emphasis on common space in the hotel. That would be fine if the common space of the hotel wasn't smaller than the driveway in front Not knowing Arlington well at all, I don't have any suggestions in leiu of this place, but I would avoid at all costs - unless you eat elsewhere, plan on relaxing in a nearby park and then going immediately to bed upon entering your room. read more

After my ex-husband booked he, I and our teenagers in a less than desirable hotel in Alexandria, I went on the lousy Wi-Fi at that hotel and found this one. Unfortunately, they were oversold that night (so we had to stay in the yucky hotel) but we were lucky enough to book the remainder of our nights here. We got there early on a Sunday morning and had preferred to check in early and the front desk guy tried hard to find us a room but being oversold the night before did not find one. He really did go out of his way to help and he was awesome about getting us a room that fit our needs. It was OK though, that we could not check in early as we just left our stuff in our car in their garage and went to the very nearby Metro station and went into DC for some sightseeing. The Metro location for this hotel is practically next door which makes it very convenient for traveling anywhere around DC. No car is needed! When we came back the same front desk guy was there and he gave us our keys to our awesome room. We needed a cot so he advised us and got us into a room where the cot fit nicely. The front desk experience was awesome because of this employee! He really, really was great! Our rate included breakfast and the breakfast buffet they have is good! The hostess in the restaurant was good too. I can say that the sink was stopped up when we checked in but we called down and it was fixed ASAP. Keep in mind this is a business hotel, it is not located in the Bahamas nor is it accommodating for small children. For what it is though, it is good. Great employees, great location, nice, clean rooms, adequate gym (with cold!!! towels) and a good breakfast---not much more to ask for except maybe a pool/hot tub......that would make it better. For a prior Yelper that said the curtain only went across 25%, that is true BUT there are two other curtain bars behind that one that provide sheers 100% across and black outs 100% across; they were just behind the decorative 25% curtain and worked well both for privacy and blocking out the morning sun........ The only negative is the parking ($20) and the charge for Wi-Fi ($11); it did cover 4 devices and worked well though! I have always thought it cheesy that these higher end hotels charge for things that are free at a Motel 6----which seems a bit like nickel and diming. Several reviews make is seem like these costs are surprises---they,are NOT; they are well documented on their site AND at the hotel AND at check in. Bottom line: we were very happy there as our "home" base for our DC vacation! read more

I wish I could review this hotel with negative stars! Worst stay ever! The entire staff was rude. The general manager said it was because we booked through Priceline so we get the amenities we paid for. Maid service did not clean room the entire day and we asked front desk to please send someone. We waited 2 hours for them to arrive and do a half a**ed cleaning job. Parking is so expensive and you only get it 'complimentary' when you pay full hotel amount - said the manager! I have never been treated so poorly at a hotel. Horrible! Rude! And I never even write reviews, but this needed attention. 4-star hotel, my a**!! read more

This hotel id in a perfect location. Metro train just across the street. Safeway only about a block and a half away to stock mini frig in the room. Walking distance to the Arlington Cemetery. Beds were so soft. Very friendly and helpful staff. I would definitely recommend to a friend and I will stay again if ever back in the area! read more

Hyatt Centric Arlington - Nice and clean - Hotels Near Me - Arlington, Virginia

You get what you pay for...or at least that's what the hotel manager informed us when we requested a room change during a recent stay. We stayed at this hotel on 17th of September and had pre-booked a couple of non-refundable (and thus better priced) rooms through Orbitz. Upon check-in we realized we had beed placed in a handicapped room and, because the shower head was below both of our height levels and several other common room amenities were also altered, we requested another room. We were informed that: "You booked through a third-party vendor and you should have realized that you would be given whatever room was available." US: "Well, this room is unacceptable for a number of reasons and we'd like to switch." THEM: "We don't have another room to offer you." US: "So you're saying that, because we got a great deal, we should be happy with whatever we're given? Isn't there something you can do?" THEM: "No, there's nothing we can do." That's essentially how the conversation progressed. My partner went down to the front desk and complained to the manager face to face and the manager offered essentially the same response: "You got what you paid for." The implication was that if we had booked through the hotel directly (and paid a higher price) we would have received better service. Although this experience has damaged my Orbitz-booking interest, it has destroyed my Hyatt-specific interest. I won't be staying at another Hyatt because of this experience. BOTTOM LINE: This hotel is conveniently located and generally pleasant, but offers few real amenities outside of the room and few free ones in the room. The management is not customer service oriented and further detracts from this property's value. Book via a third party (e.g. Orbitz) and stay at this property at your own risk. read more

I did not stay at the Hyatt so I cannot comment on the rooms. I was here for two days (day time only) for meetings. It took me a while to find the place and to find the parking. The website says self parking is $23/day - YIKES - but when I got there - early bird parking was really only $8/day. Much better! The meeting services - room set up and room temperature was very good. Food, snacks and drinks were all well-appointed. I realize that some of that is due to what the sponsoring organization ordered but the hotel staff was friendly, attentive and kept things on time. When I left each day I had to ask for directions to different places. The bell hops had an accent but made sure to give me very detailed directions and ensured that I understood exactly what they said and where to go. Although I had little interaction and have an overnight stay, I was pleased with the facility and the staff. read more

Pluses: - Good price on Priceline - Nice shower - Nice complimentary toiletries - Very friendly staff - Clean room - Free wifi in lobby Minus- - Uncomfortable pillows (too large) - $20 parking - $10 internet read more

I have stayed at many Hyatts (I'm a rewards member) and this certainly is one of my favorites. This was my second stay here, and it definitely surpassed my first. I enjoy the location of the hotel (steps from the metro), I enjoy the style and comfort, and I really enjoy the friendly staff. The resturaunt on the 2nd floor is delicious and the Starbucks was a great resort for a grab and go breakfast. Rooms are a decent size and I found the bed very comfortable. My only complaint from both stays is the sounds of the neighbor's doors opening and closing woke me up multiple days in the morning. In addition, someone moved a cart or tray at like 3 in the morning of my last evening there, which again woke me up. Other than that, I find this place worth the value! read more