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    3.9 (55 reviews)
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    Bathroom
    Carolyn B.

    Wow what an unexpected great stay! Went for a work function and it was a very nice hotel. Clean, spacious and very comfortable. I would definitely stay here again.

    1 bedroom King Suite.
    Stacy M.

    I would have given this hotel five stars, but there were a few minor issues. Overall, the property is absolutely beautiful! We stayed for the weekend to celebrate our anniversary, and I reached out before our arrival to see if they could enhance the room with balloons and champagne. They went above and beyond, truly exceeding my expectations. A special thank-you to Bernadette, Sheila, and the rest of the front desk team; they were all wonderful. There was one staff member whose energy felt a bit off at first, but after speaking with Sheila (the manager), her attitude noticeably improved. Overall, I would definitely recommend this hotel. Pros: * Stunning ambiance and beautiful rooms * Lovely hotel aesthetics throughout * Breakfast included * Shops and restaurants within walking distance * On-site dining options Cons: * Parking garage can be a bit difficult to find * No bellhop service, so you may have to make multiple trips if you have more than one bag * Beds are slightly firm * WREN restaurant is open in the middle of the lobby rather than in an enclosed space

    Desk
    Steph E.

    I Could Live Here! This hotel was beautiful and super clean! They staff were friendly and the wagyu burger was amazing! The guy is in the process of being remodeled but they did a great job of keeping it clean and the construction separate so you can still use all of the equipment and they have lovely chilled towels. I didn't want to leave!

    Entrance hallway in room
    Andrew D.

    Absolutely love this hotel! Perfect for going to a show at Wolftrap, Capital One Hall or shopping at Tysons Corner! We have a suite with so much room. Bedroom with TV set in the wall. Living room with bigger tv. Partial kitchen with large fridge (for a hotel), microwave, coffee maker, etc. Bathroom has walk in shower, no tub, but spacious. Great restaurants on property. Front desk staff are very friendly. Nice little necessities shop. Walk out to putt putt, brewery and food trucks on 11th floor roof. No pool. Breakfast is in the Aviary on 9th floor. Delicious hot and cold options, included in room rate. Dog friendly too! It is right across the street from the McLean Metro station which has a shuttle for Wolftrap! Very convenient! We have stayed here a couple of times so far and we love it!

    Michele M.

    Beautiful hotel, right in the center of Tyson's area. Very large and modern. Check in and out was easy. Very secure as you can not get on a floor without your key. At the outside of the elevator you swipe your room key and select your room number, a letter will light up telling you what car to get into. I was surprised with all the floors how little wait times there was for your elevator to arrive. I was in a two bed queen suite. The room was very nice, very comfy bed. Great area to work in, fridge, safe and microwave all in the room. They offer a free breakfast Buffett which was very good. Not just a Continental breakfast, there were tons of options something for whatever anyone would have a taste for. Had a work out as well while here, the gym located on the 25th floor was nice. New equipment, filled with treadmills, elliptical, stair master, bikes and a full weight area. The lobby has a very large area with a bar and tons of tables and sitting area where each section had TVS. Definitely would recommend staying here if in the area. Lots of food options within walking distant. For my Buffalo locals there is a Wegmans attached!

    Living room
    Dan T.

    Hotel was amazing! Lobby is on the 11th floor with Wegman's on the street level. Friendly service, high end restaurants, lounge, beer garden, lunch trucks, putt putt and walkway garden are on the lobby floor. Room was new, clean, spacious, nicely decorated and bed was very comfortable. Complimentary breakfast was great! We had an exceptional experience and will definitely stay here again!!!

    The perch area
    Trish K.

    DANG! What a steal in NOVA. The room was huge. I liked how it comes with a microwave, fridge and sink. And don't forget - Wegmans is below the hotel!! It's got a really cool outdoor space for the kiddos to run which is right next to star hill. The food trucks and drink stand looked nice but we didn't eat. The room was very clean. Bright and open! The elevator is controlled by the key. The hit was breakfast! DELICIOUS. Stuff for everyone to eat. It's right next to the sliver line. Close to the capital one center. And the price is right! $25 for parking though!!

    Breakfast time
    Chelsea A.

    Honestly this location is supreme. Close to the highway, right above the McLean metro, right by shops and stuff like how more convenient! And connected to the hall where all the shows are. It's perfect! We paid for parking well my bf did and that made it super easy. Garage can be hard to find though. Breakfast did what it needed to and also the place is pretty. Lobby on 11 and we stayed on 18 so felt high and mighty. The rooms are set up beautifully! I love how the bedroom and like lounge area is separate. The bathroom is a great size! Like definitely pretty rooms! Food availability in some of the surrounding places up to 1am and they have spiked toddys! Came to see a comedy show so stayed here and honestly was an amazing decision! Would love to stay here again. I will say when the room was cleaned they took the towels and stuff that were used but didn't replace the wash cloths... so being naked and realizing there are no wash cloths in your room can be annoying esp when it's 730am and you're already rushing to work :) didn't have time so used the hand towel smh. Also not sure that the vent in the bathroom works so took a while to clear out the steam and be able to use the bathroom after the shower (so don't choose room 1805!) Called around 330a for an extra blanket because there's none in the closet and was told there's no one able to bring it which I wasn't surprised by but with all this space in this room including a full couch I don't understand why there wouldn't be a spare blanket in the room. Overall a great place!

    Haley Alyssa J.

    I stayed at the Watermark Hotel for one night for business travel. It is a beautiful new hotel with exceptionally large, well appointed rooms and excellent amenities. I did have a small snafu with the incredibly efficient housekeeping clearing my room before my official check out time, which led to some small personal items like food being discarded, but they were very apologetic and offered to replace it. All the rest of my interactions with staff were wonderful and very accommodating. I had requested an early check in and was able to get into my room at 10am rather than 4pm. I stayed in a junior king suite which was over 500 square feet and featured a large bedroom with flat screen TV and double closet, a living room with a sectional couch, flat screen TV, lounge chairs, and a workspace, a small kitchenette, and a large bathroom with a walk-in rainfall shower. It was immaculately clean, very modern, and comfortable. I also took advantage of The Wren's bar and lounge area in the lobby, which was beautiful and offered top-tier service. My one complaint is that the building is extremely confusing to navigate from the outside and in the parking garages and could desperately use better signage. The building is shared with the Capital One Hall events venue, The Perch restaurant and beer garden, and a Wegman's grocery store. If you are not familiar with the area and the building it is very easy to miss the hotel entrance, especially with the first 8 floors being parking and the lobby being on the 11th floor. I found myself using the wrong set of elevators multiple times, which was frustrating when wheeling around a suitcase.

    View from Star Hill Biergarten side
    Moe P.

    This hotel is beautifully designed, clean and the staff is friendly. We were really impressed. We've stayed here 3 times so far and have not been let down at all.

    Room 1809. Living area and wet bar.
    Christine K.

    Really stunning hotel and room. If we had small children, I would request a room not facing The Perch. We stayed a Saturday night and they had a live band playing until a little after 10:00. The ac unit was a bit loud but it didn't bother me as much as it annoyed my husband. There are two TVs and a very nice sitting area. They provide a hot breakfast in a very nice setting. Waffles, scrambled and hard boiled eggs, bacon and sausage, fresh cut fruit, yogurt, and oatmeal. I enjoyed the stay overall.

    Breakfast buffet
    Austin G.

    (Disclosure: My family of three and I were gifted with a one-night stay at the Watermark in one of their king suites. They didn't tell me what to post, but disclosing it nonetheless.) On a Saturday night in February, my family of three drove from D.C. under an hour to Tysons for a little staycation. Loving the city, we were a bit hesitant about spending a night in the suburbs, BUT our stay at the Watermark Hotel exceeded our expectations. Here's why. 1) Suites: Every room is a suite and ours was a king suite on the 23rd floor with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a full kitchen (with an oven, stove, microwave, dishwasher), dining room, and workspace. It's a newer hotel so the design and style are nice and modern. The views are pretty overlooking the Virginian countryside and suburbs. 2) Amenities: The hotel has a full gym with all the equipment you'd need and it's open 24/7. A Japanese restaurant and bar is on the 11th floor near the lobby with a little store. Breakfast is included on the 9th floor and comes with a buffet of eggs, sausage, waffles, muffins, cold brew, etc. 3) Location: Right outside the 11th floor lobby is an outdoor space called The Perch. Most of it was closed since we went in the winter, but during warmer months, they have mini golf, swings, open space, bars, and food. The hotel is also in the same building as a new Wegman's and the Capital One Hall, a music and concert venue. 4) Staff: Everyone was very personable, kind, and on top of things. When we arrived, our suite has a purple tent set up for my daughter and games for her to play. So thoughtful and kind!

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    Review Highlights - The Watermark Hotel

    The hotel is also in the same building as a new Wegman's and the Capital One Hall, a music and concert venue.

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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.

    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.

    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.

    Courtyard by Marriott Tysons McLean

    Courtyard by Marriott Tysons McLean

    (86 reviews)

    $$

    Nice hotel in Tysons. Convenient to 2 metro stations and lots of shopping. Fair priced, underground…read moregarage (secure) parking was a plus.

    I stayed at this hotel for two nights, and unfortunately, it was one of the worst hotel experiences…read moreI have ever had. The air conditioning in my room did not work, even though the outdoor temperature was in the 90s. I reported the issue multiple times and asked that it be repaired while I was away, but nothing was resolved. Instead, after 11 PM, I received a call asking if I wanted to change rooms, which woke me up after I had already gone to sleep. The next day, I again requested that maintenance fix the AC while I was out and asked for housekeeping service because I did not have clean towels. Instead, maintenance entered the room while I was still inside and changing in my pajamas. I specifically requested service while I was gone--how was that missed? When I returned, the room had still not been serviced and I still did not have clean towels. I had to leave the room again just so they could finally attempt to service it. On top of all this, my room key had to be reprogrammed three times during my two-night stay. Because of this issue, I was unable to access my car from the garage and had to repeatedly return to the front desk to reset my key. I normally have good experiences staying at Marriott properties, which made this experience especially disappointing. I cannot understand how a Marriott hotel in McLean could have so many basic service failures. With Hyatt and Hilton properties right next door, guests have other options, and this level of service makes it difficult to choose Marriott again.

    Staybridge Suites Tysons - McLean

    Staybridge Suites Tysons - McLean

    (57 reviews)

    $$

    Always our go-to hotel in McLean VA for our guests. We love the pet-friendly policy. It is…read moredefinitely a dealbreaker. The hotel rooms usually are suites and are fairly reasonably priced. Front desk staff are always courteous. Strongly recommend.

    My husband and I stayed overnight at a Staybridge Suites in McLean on a Saturday night in…read moremid-April, 2025; our adult daughter and her husband booked a separate room. We were on our way to a wedding in Potomac, MD on Sunday, and the closest hotels were in Tysons Corner VA or Bethesda MD. We selected this hotel primarily because it's an IHG hotel (where we have platinum membership in its reward program), its location, and very good review profile. This hotel offers apartment-style hotel suites with full kitchens, free wifi, and 42" HDTVs, and includes a free breakfast buffet. The website indicates that the hotel also offers 24/7 laundry, a fitness room, and seasonal pool but, while useful, we didn't use any of these. We were very pleased with our selection. The hotel was beautifully appointed and spotless, and it was clear that thought had gone into providing what travelers were most likely need. Our suite was huge, with two separate areas. One side included the sleeping area and the bathroom, while the other side was the kitchen and sitting area with TV. (Note that there are different room types. Our daughter and SIL said that their room was smaller). Check-in was effortless, with everything already ready upon our arrival. The check-in receptionist was friendly, and offered good recommendations for local restaurants. The breakfast buffet offered many hot and other choices, including scrambled eggs, sausages, diced sweet potatoes, hot waffles, oatmeal, breads/bagels/scones, fresh fruit (apples, bananas, oranges), and beverages (coffee, tea, juices). Foods were replenished regularly, except for the orange and pineapple juices (both of which dispensed only water). The neighborhood is urban, but the hotel is quiet and offers parking ($). There are walkable restaurants nearby. Our rating for this hotel would actually be 4.5 but a round-up to 5.0 seemed more appropriate than a downgrade. A few small things, the first two of which are related to communication. (1) we were surprised by our final bill which included a $10 charge for parking. While we were asked at check-in whether we needed a parking pass, it was never mentioned, and should have been, that there was a charge for that parking. (2) we're platinum members of IHG's Rewards Program, which is usually acknowledged at check-in with an offer of 500 loyalty points or a snack or drink. While not mentioned at check-in, I did find later that our account was credited with 500 points. (3) I had been sitting on the chaise lounger in the bedroom area, elevating my feet after a long drive. My husband called from the other side of the suite, and I swung my legs to get up to go there. This caused me to fall with a hard thud. It turns out that what I thought was a one piece chaise lounger (as in the living room area) was actually a chair and ottoman that fit together. When I tried to get up, the ottoman rolled and I fell between the two pieces. Not a major injury, but I do have some black and blue marks. I guess I should've turned on a light!

    McLean Community Center

    McLean Community Center

    (7 reviews)

    We recently enjoyed a fun cooking class at the McLean community center. All the staff we may were…read moreextremely friendly and helpful and the building is a great place to take classes or just relax as we saw a student doing. The professional kitchen was a clean and roomy enough environment for eight people plus a chef to whip together a fun communal dinner. We look forward to taking other classes soon

    I came here on a Sunday with my daughter, son-in-law and grandchildren for a special event. It was…read morethe 11th Annual McClean Chocolate Festival on January 29, 2023. I was impressed by the size, cleanliness and functional layout of the community center. There was convenient & easy parking and a large lobby area that draws you back towards diverging hallways with a series of large adjacent rooms for holding community activities and events. For the 2023 Chocolate Festival there was a whole hallway of rooms where the vendors were displaying their delicious chocolate candies & treats that they had for sale! It was a very organized event. All purchases being made with tickets that you bought from the cashiers at a long table in the lobby just around the corner of the hallway. Down the other hallway was a special room set up as a children's game room with arts & crafts and Legos for the kids to build with. My grandchildren loved it! There were benches for relaxing on conveniently placed by the bathrooms. We sat there and shared some of the chocolate treats that we bought! That same day a flute quartet was providing music for the visitors. This was a super fun event. I would gladly return to this venue for other family themed activities. The spirit of volunteerism was also clear for all to see from the high school students in the game room and the adults selling the food and raffle tickets! until next time be kind to each other. #mccleancommunitycenter #familyfun #mccleanchocolatefestival

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