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Staybridge Suites Tysons - McLean

4.0 (57 reviews)
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Amy W.

When you come into town and need to stay in a hotel, you want to stay somewhere reasonable and comfortable. Obviously the purpose of your visit dictates where you stay. Unfortunately, this trip was not one of pleasure, but of necessity. I came into town to support my best friend of 44 years during an extremely difficult time. So, how was the hotel? Perfect. This hotel was only 30 min from the Dulles airport and was $27 via Lyft. The hotel was reasonable $120/night and featured a full kitchen with each room. It was definitely clean and tidy. The staff was polite and helpful. This hotel was so close to a bunch of freeways.. while in town I had the opportunity to go 30 minutes into MD and visit with my brother (and celebrate and meet his 7th child!)... The point is this location fits opportunities in all directions. Oh. And free breakfast (and I don't mean Continental I mean eggs! Bacon! Yum! And a pool. There are several restaurants across the street and within walking distance. That was not a necessity to me but I did get doordash at one point and had a full fridge to store it. Important to many animal lovers... Dogs were welcome!!!!!! They also give you free popcorn which is a beautiful touch when you're by yourself and wanting a little warmth from home. The suite provided a stove top, full fridge and freezer, microwave, coffee pot, and toaster. Toaster. Basically all necessities were met. Plenty of comfy pillows as well. Basically I would be back in a heartbeat.

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oralia l.

This was a great stop for our family of 6 on our road trip. We stayed in a two room suite and it was very clean and spacious. They had : a small outdoor pool A large breakfast buffet area (it is open right now but not everything is being used/open) A nice pantry Laundry room (free but need detergent,$2 in pantry) Fitness room

Yaran S.

Spacious room with kitchen. Hot breakfast includes bacon and potatoes which actually tasted awful. It has been a while since I had a bad experience with hotels' breakfasts. I arrived late and checked out early so I didn't get a chance to enjoy what others mentioned except for the breakfast.

Chris O.

King One Bedroom Suite. reserved. The check-in process was completed on my phone and computer. You will need to pick up the key card from the front desk which was waiting for me. Upon entry to the room, the first thing I noticed was the lighting. It is very dim. The next thing that I noticed was the the window sling panel curtains did not close all the way so at daylight the room is bright. There was 3 layers of curtain and it did not cut the light...sample image attached. Forgive me older 2016 cell phone photos. Comfortable bed. You can hear everything outside room. Parking is free. Many great accessories in the room. One thing that was annoying was that there were no USB ports for charging and more so be prepared with your charging block and everything a surge because of the limited outlets by the workstation. Outside of this, the staff was nice on approach (not greeted as member) but I like the quick on-boarding.

Here for a week and a stay.
Joel L.

An Exceptional Hotel that Needs A Tech Upgrade This hotel is located in a prime location. The property is immaculate in every way and the staff was on their game. The rooms are not tech-friendly. There is a lack of USB outlets everywhere. I desperation, I found an outlet behind the TV screen after a frantic search for a USB connection to recharge my phone. This room was just not up to par with tech-friendly rooms that are offered by their competitors, Marriott for example. The in-house Wi-Fi connection in the rooms was not user-friendly at all. I am sorry that my review grade can't be higher because the hotel hits every mark in appearance and decor. This hotel would merit five stars if only they can bring in some very basic tech upgrades to at least be competitive with their competition.

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Eddie R.

I enjoyed my stay at this hotel. The staff provides excellent customer service, and takes pride in their work. There were two discrepancies that I encountered during my stay. The front desk staff has no knowledge of Yelp offering IHG Bonus Points once you check in. The second discrepancy is the hot water in shower takes some time to heat up. Outside of that, I enjoyed my stay at this property.

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It's about a mile and a half from the Mclean Metro station and this hotel has shuttle service so you don't even need a car to get around.

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