Falls Church Marriott Fairview Park

This hotel was excellent in accommodations, cleanliness and hospitality. I do not understand the Trip Advisor Ratings describing the hotel in a negative way. The room was nicely laid out and clean. The hallways were quiet and doors closed without slamming. We had one dinner at the restaurant which was delicious. The parking was easy and convenient. The hotel is in a park like corporate park with a beautiful lake We would definitely return again. Note that we are Marriott Platinum members and stay in lots of Marriotts. This is a high ranking one.

Reserved a romantic package for one night and it lived up to everything we thought it would. The food was really good and tasted fresh. The service was exceptional. Staff, especially in the restaurant, were attentive and accomodating. The only drawback was that the room only had two towels in it when we arrived. However, upon contacting the front desk, we received additional towels and other items we requested. We also really appreciated the upgrade - a larger, corner room.

Blood on the bed sheets, A/C only worked intermittently, the room did not meet expectations, saw pictures of a pool and was excited to use that amenity only to find out it no longer exists. The bar was nice, but there was nothing exceptional about any of the services. It was an average hotel with above average prices. One positive is the outside of and area surrounding the hotel is beautiful. Location was convenient also.

This hotel is all around fine but not wow. There are photos of a pool but it does not have a pool. The best part of the whole hotel were the pretty walking paths nearby. Breakfast is a whopping $24 a person. There are no other restaurants walking distance away- everything is close but requires highways to get there. You need a car to stay at this hotel. Room was spotlessly clean- no dust, hair, bugs etc. However there were plenty of issues in the room. The toilet had a weak flush and looked like it would overflow every single time. One of the lights in the bathroom was broken. The sink had a very loud dripping that sounded like it was behind the pipes? The TV volume was stuck on 55 loud (???) and the remote or manual buttons on the TV didn’t work. There was a long crack in the wall and it looked like it had been hit with something. I did share this information with the front desk and told them housekeeping really should have caught all of those issues before this room was rented. Overall I would not recommend this hotel due to the expensive food and because it’s not walkable to any businesses or restaurants, when Mosaic has such wonderful options in the middle of all the action. I will not be back.

First off, the lobby is modern and inviting—definitely gives off those "I booked a classy hotel" vibes. The rooms are nice and clean.. The restaurant serves tasty food plus it serves as a bar in the evening if you need a post-work beverage. The staff is friendly and helpful. Oh, and the fitness center is quite large and well equipped. Now, onto the quirks. While the rooms are clean, they could really use a facelift—think "2000s business chic" that's overdue for a makeover. The desk chair in my room was clearly designed by someone who doesn't understand sitting at a desk for work —my back had questions after 30 minutes. And the shower? Let’s just say it was playing its own game of "hot/cold roulette." Also, heads up: this hotel is isolated. If you forgot something or just want a snack that's not from the small store by the front desk, you'll need to drive or Uber. It’s not the end of the world, but it’s worth noting if you’re hoping for a quick walk to anything. Despite a few quirks, I’d definitely recommend the Falls Church Marriott Fairview Park. It’s comfortable, the staff are great, and the amenities are solid.

This is a lovely Marriott in a beautiful, wooded setting with plentiful parking. Overall the service was very good and we had a great stay. We were on the 6th floor away from the elevator and had an unusually comfortable, restful sleep for a hotel stay. The room temperature settings were easy to control. The bed was comfortable. The room was clean. The light-blocking drapes were effective. Odd/uncomfortable was the toddler-sized toilet. It was so low to the ground that it felt as though we were back in kindergarten. Imagine climbing up from the ground without using your hands to help lift. There was nothing nearby to pull yourself up. Though we laughed about that, we couldn't imagine that would be safe or comfortable for anyone with bad knees, hips, or other mobility issues. Another odd thing was the cold water temperature. We couldn't get cold water to brush and rinse our teeth. I stopped down to the registration desk to ask about this and the gentleman was immediately attentive, offering to send an engineer to our room, which I didn't think was necessary. Instead, he offered me four bottles of water. That was an easy, appreciated solution to rinsing tooth paste. Service with a smile all the way! Unfortunately, we had our "privacy please" sign up until 10:30 the first morning so we missed housekeeping entirely (and they missed a tip). We removed it by 10:00 am the second day but sought them out to ensure we'd not missed them. We didn't have a chance to try any of the amenities... our schedule for the four-day weekend was packed to the hilt... but from the conversations in the elevator, guests were overall positive about the restaurant, bar, and we saw plenty of folks in fitness attire. We will definitely recommend this hotel to friends/family.

Its a nice hotel. The rooms are modern and the shower had excellent pressure and heat. But the air conditioning system sounded like something made in 1960. It rattled all night. I ended up sleeping with the AC off. Otherwise it is in a nice location and the shuttle to the Mosaic district is very helpful. TV was nice but there was no HBO or other premium offering.

The hotel is okay. The parking is a long way away from the lobby but, as far as I can tell, parking is free. You do need a parking pass. When I checked in the lady at the front desk was friendly and efficient, though she didn’t ask me if I had parked in the garage so I had to wait in line a second time to get the parking pass after getting the room key. ||The room is spacious and clean. The beds are comfortable, with three pillows of two different types on each of the double beds. The blackout curtains are effective. I mostly slept well, except that I was woken in the middle of my sleep one night by the maintenance staff in the early morning. They knocked on my door for probably about 10-minutes. At first softly and then louder and louder. When I opened the door they told me that they were looking for an emergency leak. I looked around and my room was fine so I tried to go back to sleep, but it took a while and I was sleep deprived at my business meetings all the next day. I know this is probably a very rare occasion but if I have a critical meeting I’m leading in the area, I will not be staying here again. I’d probably stay at the Hilton down the road that I’ve never had an issue sleeping at.||There is a small coffee machine, small fridge, big tv, and a room safe. The lamp next to the beds has a plug for charging but it’s broken and there are no other outlets in the room close enough to the headboards of the bed, so I couldn’t charge my phone while using it in bed. I guess this is great for reducing screen time before bed once your battery dies, but I wish they had let me choose where to charge my phone.||The room has an adjoining door that can be locked.||The bathroom is okay. It’s clean but not immaculate. For some strange reason both handles of the sink are for hot water. This makes washing your hands very uncomfortable after the first maybe 60-seconds, especially if they are really cold. The tub/shower does have hot and cold water. The water pressure is a little too intense for me but I would much rather it be like this than those low pressure showers that some hotels use. The water temperature was a little tricky to adjust. I found that temperature adjustments needed to be made in roughly 1 millimeter increments so grabbing the handle to adjust the temperature just toggles it between burning hot and really cold. What works best for me in my room is to use one or two fingers to lightly tap the handle up or down until the temperature is right. Now, unfortunately, I had to continue to adjust the temperature during my shower, but after a bit of a learning curve, I was able to have a nice shower. I liked that the shampoo, conditioner, and body soap were in full-size containers.||Overall, this was a good hotel, but I would probably stay elsewhere next time, especially given the price.

First off, the lobby is modern and inviting--definitely gives off those "I booked a classy hotel" vibes. The rooms are nice and clean.. The restaurant serves tasty food plus it serves as a bar in the evening if you need a post-work beverage. The staff is friendly and helpful. Oh, and the fitness center is quite large and well equipped. Now, onto the quirks. While the rooms are clean, they could really use a facelift--think "2000s business chic" that's overdue for a makeover. The desk chair in my room was clearly designed by someone who doesn't understand sitting at a desk for work --my back had questions after 30 minutes. And the shower? Let's just say it was playing its own game of "hot/cold roulette." Also, heads up: this hotel is isolated. If you forgot something or just want a snack that's not from the small store by the front desk, you'll need to drive or Uber. It's not the end of the world, but it's worth noting if you're hoping for a quick walk to anything. Despite a few quirks, I'd definitely recommend the Falls Church Marriott Fairview Park. It's comfortable, the staff are great, and the amenities are solid.

The check in experience was quick and easy with no issues. The garage parking is easy and, in case of rainy weather like we have had this weekend, you can go straight from the garage to the hotel under cover. Check in was simple and easy. The staff that we interacted with were all very pleasant. The room was clean with very comfortable beds and good pillows. (I often wish I'd brought my own but it wasn't an issue here). The conference facilities were all very nice and the public bathrooms were clean and easy to find. The courtyard outside is beautiful. We would have spent time out there if it weren't for the weather. The only possible minus I have is the breakfast. The seasonal fruit was underripe and the muffin was microwaved. Coffee was acceptable but not great. Even with these slight draw backs I would still give the hotel 4 stars overall.

Was there today for an event so I can't rate the rooms as I didn't stay in one Friendly staff and clean as far as I could see Did have lunch there - love the dressing on the house salad and it was the perfect amount Cheeseburger was well seasoned and cooked as requested

6/21/23 There are several things that have changed about this place, but from what I have seen, it's all for the better. I happen to come across the General Manager of the hotel and to my surprise, the Manager is someone I worked with 15 years ago at a different Marriott Faraz is that person and I must say, he hasn't aged in the 15 years I saw him last. I also got the chance to try some of the breakfast food two days ago. I had previously eaten something that was horrendous and needed to immediately rectify the situation. The fruit salad hit the spot and it was for a decent price too. The rest of the breakfast menu can be seen here...https://www.taptastego.com/wasfp/outlet/order/c3e77902-73c4-4b63-b2f8-69406cc6b3a0 From what I have seen of this hotel, the lobby area is well kept. If there were anything that could use improvement, it would be antibacterial urinal mats for the men's rooms. The Frontdesk has been a great experience for me. Should I need to talk to them, I found them easy to ask to. I am sure a day will come when I/We might end up staying night at this hotel.

This place is a solid 3 stars between the pros and cons. I've stayed here a few times and have always found the rooms clean and beds comfortable. The rooms are a bit dated. They come with a microwave and small fridge. My fridge was turned off when I got there and there was a horrible odor coming from it. I let it air out and turned it on and no issues after that. Because I've stayed here before I've noticed a trend of large school groups frequenting this location. 100 7th graders can make for loud neighbors. I think I had a few on my floor during the week so lots of door slamming and loud voices towards bedtime. Slightly annoying but not the end of the world. The food at the restaurant was decent, I never found anything that blew me away but it was always a decent meal. The housekeeping was fantastic, I never went without. There is a shuttle bus in the front that can take you to some of the local places like DHH. Parking is $10 a day. There is an additional garage if the lot fills up. There are beautiful walking trails in the area. In Yelp, there are photos of a pool but that no longer exists. I did charge meals to my room and was over charged $40 so review your tab before checking out. I worked it out with the front desk fairly quickly before I left but would have been annoyed if I would have had to call back or noticed it later.

Great room very large. Huge hotel- be prepared to walk! Only complaint is doors closing are LOUD and walls are thin. Can hear convos in hall. Bed is great, shower hot and water pressure better than most places.

Hate the bathroom. Why is there no place to set your stuff down AC broken. Took many attempts to fix it.

I'm on hold for over 30 minutes trying to let you know I'll be arriving at 1am tonight. David L. I've been on hold for 30 minutes and no one is answering the phone. Marriott Bonvoy can't even reach you. This is total BS. Step your game up.

This is the worst Marriott I've ever stayed at, and probably one of the worst hotels, period. They have a beautiful renovated lobby, but it's lipstick on a pig. The first room they put me in had a leak in the ceiling that was in the middle of being fixed--clearly an error in management not blocking the room out as under maintenance. The seccond (and last) room they put me in had messed up plumbing; the sink faucet wouldn't get cold and the shower wouldn't get hot. The windows were filthy. The internet didn't work during the day. It's clearly a REALLY old hotel with bad infrastructure and they are trying to make the best of it by making the lobby look nice. They are grossly overcharging for this hotel. I checked out early and won't ever be back to this particular Marriott.

We stayed here for a weekend while in the area for a wedding. Unfortunately, when we came, they were doing a major renovation of the lobby, bar, and dining areas, but fortunately the service was great! We checked in and a young lady who checked us in was friendly and helpful. My parents also stayed here and checked in prior to us and Cal checked them in... I observed Cal calling them by name each time they walked through the lobby and his level of service was outstanding! He also assisted my father with getting his iPad connected to their WiFi!! The room was nicely done, rather basic, nothing special, but the remote worked fine, the shower drained well, the cleanliness was definitely obvious. The bed was decent and comfy. Towels in the bathroom were old and should be replaced soon. Room was refreshed after out first night, as it should be. Only gripe is the extremely "perfumy" scent of the shampoo and shower gel that they provide - yuk and too strong! The hotel is centrally located in the Fairfax area of Falls Church, close to Fairfax Hospital, Falls Church and even the western part of Arlington. Not far from Old Town Alexandria and really close to Tysons Corner. I can't stress enough how helpful all the staff at this property were during our stay, including Athena, who was very helpful with my mom and some assistance she needed from the staff while staying there. The wife and I often do nights in Tysons for dinner in the area and we typically stay at the Tyson's Marriot (at Tysons I), but I think our next stay will be here!!

Had business in Falls Church area. I am Marriott for life. This hotel is perfectly located and provides the best service to their customers. Room is perfectly styled and has all the conveniences you need for a business or pleasure stay. I will be back. Well done.

Beautiful hotel & very clean. Staff was great & very helpful. Conveniently located near hwy 50 & major interstate highways. A lot of spacious parking out front & in the parking garage!

Booked and paid for a room online. When I arrived to the front desk I thought I was being charged for incidentals, but they charged me for a nights stay and incidentals. Once everything was processed only the incidentals was refunded. THEY STOLE $145.77. They stopped replying to emails. They are thieves and have terrible customer service. Do not stay here.

Only giving a 3 if you are concerned with the workout facility. Not sure of the why but the workout room is 3 connected bedrooms. I am a Marriott member and try different hotels, this one I will not be returning. So far the Westin has the best workout facility of Marriott brands in the area. Nice thing about Falls Church was it was clean, friendly workers, easy parking and close to good food.

Excellent hotel to stay truly a charm place and very close to Washington, DC. Check-In was a very simple - staff was very professional and helpful I would definitely recommend staying here and I would absolutely stay again. Entire hotel is very clean and up to date, room service was excellent the restaurant was beautiful. They even have a Starbucks onsite. Awesome place to stay!

Poor service, messed up reservations, forced room changes, construction. The manager was useless. Worst Marriott stay ever.

The hotel shows very well. But I booked the room to sleep not hang out. We were here for 2 nights and got woken up around 2 am both nights. Noise from another person in the hotel (child) made it's way into our room easily. The doors to the hall don't keep out ANY sounds. You can see light all around them. What poor quality is this?? I had tried to mask other sounds by turning the heater fan to always on. But inexplicably this setting only lasts 3 or 4 hours and it would stop. And there was no bathroom fan to turn on. Having "white noise" to cover the sounds from the hallway only lasts until the middle of the night!! :-( Also, we were on the second floor. Often I use the stairs in hotels as it is frequently faster and it is a way to get a little exercise. Well after going down a couple of flights we get to a door that only goes outside and is marked "Emergency exit only, alarm will sound". Well that would have been nice to know before I entered the stair well. And what kind of crappy set up is it to not let people take the stairs? Guess I got my exercise but not faster to have to go up AND down the stairs then still have to ride the elevator. And not very environmentally friendly to make everyone take the elevator. And not good for those of us that like to exercise during the day through our normal routine (and not have to use the gym). I'll attach a picture of the door to the stairwell and you can see it's not marked at all that this is an emergency only exit.

Great hotel located in a nice area. The parking garage is huge and there is no additional fees to park. The check in process was swift and staff were friendly. Our room was clean and spacious, nice size bed and tv, and refrigerator. Our only complaint is the paper thin walls! You can hear everything that goes on in the hallway, the rooms next door, above and below you. It was agonizing being woken up by someone knocking on the room door next to us. Please find a way to sound proof the rooms. Overall good stay minus the noise.

Came here for a dental CE Course. Free parking available with a plethora of spots. Spacious hotel. Clean and organized. Restrooms were clean. The course took place at their Ballroom. It's big. Water bottles, cups, complimentary organic hard candies, and writing utensils were all neatly placed on each table. Employees did a great job refilling the coffee/tea stations. The lobby and public areas in the hotel were all well decorated and roomy. I'm glad the course took place here.

This Marriott is conveniently located to my company's corporate office and is easily accessible to the nearby highway - about a 20 minute drive from Dulles. Overall, it's a great option for the area. The exterior facade looks a bit dated but the interior is in decent shape. When arriving you park in the parking garage and follow the many signs that lead you through the lobby, restaurant/bar and registration area. There's lots of nooks and seating areas throughout to to work, conduct business, etc. The concierge lounge is on the 16th floor. I only visited once for breakfast during my two night stay and there were plenty of options to choose from, along with a great view of the tree tops. I did not get to use the gym or any other amenities, but I did order room service. You get the option of picking up in the bar for free, or delivery for $5. The pickup option was easy and comes well packaged in a tote bag.

I was here on February 23,2019 for a wedding. I entertained the idea of staying here but their reservations line was clueless on what I asked them about and the wedding coordinator never got back to me so I stayed elsewhere. The area they have the weddings at is in their ballroom on the main floor. The cocktail hour is held in the hallway outside of the ballroom which can get very crowded if it's a large wedding of 250 like this one was. Also if smokers are at the wedding they'll keep going outside the glass doors to smoke which will result in a frigid breeze if it is winter. The ball room is standard and nothing remarkable about it. If you have been to any hotel wedding you have been here. The old patterned carpet, dim lighting and portable dance floor- nothing memorable here. Food: The food was average. I was taken aback that they did not ask guests what they wanted and brought filet mignon for everyone. Also, they didn't ask how we wanted it prepared. We would've loved to have ours blue or rare, but instead it was more well done than medium. Service: The servers were a bit inattentive because they overlooked giving our table coffee or tea. It got to the point that they walked by with coffee and my husband put his glass up hoping they'd give him coffee in that. Overall: With the cost of weddings in this region I expect much more from the Marriott if it wants to stay competitive. The least you can do is ask people what they want to eat and how they want it prepared! Note: There are many cheaper options of where to stay a stones throw away from here. Those places are nice and you won't have to worry about bedbugs!

This hotel doesn't really get all stellar reviews, but my experience was pretty good. I was able to receive a great rate off priceline, check in was easy, room I received after booking thru priceline was very nice, large, uniquely shaped, and seemed like it was upgraded instead of being downgraded. It wasn't perfect by any means though, here's why: *TV on a side wall, have to turn your head 90 degrees if you're watching from bed or desk. *only given 1 towel for a 2 night stay Getting past the small negatives: *Room was clean *Grounds are pretty *Feels like a 3.5 star property *Starbucks and bar on 1st level *Complimentary shuttle to Metro, shopping, and select nearby restaurants *Service was excellent Overall, I'd definitely stay here again.

I really enjoyed my stay here. The staff is very friendly. It may seem like there's nothing around this area when you get here fresh off the highway and come straight here but everything is literally 5-10 minutes away! The only thing I didn't like was how "muggy" my room was. The carpet felt damp for some odd reason .

This is the 3rd time I've stayed at this hotel. During the weekend you can get pretty decent rates, perfect for my staycations and when I need to get away from my current living situation. They have free parking with an open air lot out front and a parking garage. I've parked on both. The garage is a hike to get to the front of the hotel. I was rather disappointed of the lot when it snowed / iced here. It didn't look like they attempted to salt or sand. I slipped a few times walking to the entrance. Obviously that won't be a problem for most of the time. The front desk staff are nice. No complaints with check in. Once I was places right over a ballroom with a party happening and when I called down to see how long the party was lasting they offered to move me right away. I hate the layout of the rooms. I always get a king size bed and the tv is just at an awkward position that if you have 2 people in bed the person farther away from the tv has a hard time seeing. The tv is to the side of the bed rather than the foot of the bed. Little nitpicky, but it is a stupid layout. But the bed is super comfy. The bathroom has some nice products and the hair dryer is not connected to the wall, which is always nice. The water pressure is fabulous in the shower. My only complaint is that the bathroom is so dark. The lights are not bright at all. Again, just a nitpicky thing but it relates to comfort. I stay at Marriott often and have that I request a refrigerator in my room in my profile. 2 of the 3 times I stayed here there was a mini fridge. The 3rd time I was only staying one might so I didn't care. Apparently you have to pay $12.95 for the internet, though with my Marriott rewards I get it for free. You can totally tell this caters to business people who will get reimbursed for that cost because it could be free like many other hotels. The hotel is decent for a night. It's area has some great restaurants (don't eat at the hotel unless you have to). It's convenient to get into DC by car. For tourists it is a little awkward of a place, this definitely would cater more to a business person than tourist. Overall I have stayed here a few times so obviously they do something right. The 3 stars is because of the stupid king room set up and the fact that their cable tv selection is horrible. Is it that expensive to just have regular cable tv? But don't worry, there are 4 ESPN and 9 news channels out of the less than 45 channel selection. It is a solid hotel and I will come back if they continue the good deals.

The concierge lounge is always the part that I enjoy the most when I stay at Marriott chain. This hotel's lounge is above average with good food for the evening happy hour. It is roomy and everyone can find a seat with good privacy if you want. The hotel was clean and had a good atmosphere despite a little bit of dated feelings. Also, I was surprised this hotel is a bit isolated among the suburban / urban location with a big garage building next to it. I will stay here again.

My wife and I stayed in the hotel for 2 nights. We arrived super late (3 am) first day, did not notice anything wrong while we were exhausted. The second night, we found out that no room service, no cleaning, but we did not take it seriously since we were so busy. Here come the worst part, we woke up at 4 am to catch our flight. Then we saw something really disturbing, ticks (or bedbugs). I popped both of them and found full of blood. And we found so many red circles/bumps. When we talked to the front desk, the lady said "we will start an investigation" really? Never again.

I really wanted to like this hotel, but it definitely left me underwhelmed within the first four hours. The lobby is aesthetically pleasing, as lobbies should be, but as I started settling down, I became increasingly disappointed. - $13 for wifi? It's 2016 - even McDonalds has complementary wifi. C'mon now! - No refrigerator in the room. Turns out you can call for one though, so keep that in mind! - Huge flat screen - I would've traded a smaller size for better picture quality though. - When we booked our hotel, it stated that we had complementary breakfast. We were confused about the situation since we were waited on and had a bill at the end. Turns out that it's deducted from our check-out bill, besides the tip of course. I was pretty impressed by their selection though! The fruits were very sweet and they had sautéed asparagus and mushrooms in their breakfast buffet. It's a very convenient location, but for the price, I could definitely get a better room elsewhere.

Worst experience at a hotel. The staff was not curious. We had a bagged breakfast instead of a normal breakfast. There was no ice available. They charges 12.95 for daily internet usage. Everything about it was horrible. Would not recommend this hotel to anyone.

The facade the hotel may be a bit dated, but the rest of this hotel makes up more than enough. The venue is pretty with the view of a park nearby and its well manicured property. The service staff at the restaurant is professional and friendly. We feel welcomed here. The only slight complaint I have is with the concierge room as it's limited, but I'd rather be using the restaurant than the concierge room. So no complaints!

We had a fabulous stay at the newly remodeled Marriott!! A special shout out to Prasha, a lovely young woman who helped me out tremendously!! I awoke around 1am with terrible tooth pain. I laid in bed watching time tick as I contemplated being up and presentable/functioning/intelligent and remotely human at an 8am workshop. Finally around 4am I hauled my sorry self out of bed to buy Tylenol which of course I did not have with me!! As I was paying, Prasha asked how I was feeling. I told her my tale of woe and she offered to make me a saline solution to gargle with. She even heated it "in back" and gave me extra packets of salt to take with me. She truly cared about me and it made ALL the difference in the world. Thank you Prasha!! The rooms are very up to date and modern. The TV channel selection gives you the option to log on to your own account for Hulu, Netflix and Amazon!! WOO HOO!!

DIrty room, especially bathroom, forced two guests to share one bath towel. Charging $12.95 for a slowest internet service per guest ! Rude front desk personnel with attitude problem. Expensive and small room ! I will never stay here again !!! Horrible experience !

Beautiful appearance, poorly equipped. Sure it looks great, but 5 luggage carts for a 16 floor hotel!? Couldn't get one, since we did buy lottery ticket the night before. Our fridge, which we had to request, looked like it fell off the back of a moving truck, literally. It was missing a leg, too. No recycling receptacle in the room, even though it is mentioned in an in-room plackard. Faucet leaked. No microwave...even red roofs have those. Just a let down when expecting the Marriott experience.

Great place to stay. Quiet, nice staff, and the beds are super comfy. I've stayed here many times and will continue to do so.

Excellent service and the facility is well kept. I visited this hotel on several occasions and each visit I was given excellent service. The grounds are beautiful in the spring and summer. The food is good and parking is free Love this hotel

Stayed here for 2 nights in May when we were in town to visit DC. This was one of the best value I could find in a DC-adjacent area without sacrificing standard quality. We had a very comfy stay overall, no problems at all. Staff was very warm and friendly. The first night we got in was actually prom night for a high school, so we did have to park in the structure instead of right outside the front entrance. It gave us a longer walk between the car and the room, but it was no biggie! I guess just keep in mind that events are held held here and so you may not always find close parking, if that matters to ya!

This place is shit !!!!!! The whole thing is going under construction and while staying at a hotel I can't sleep at night!!!! All I hear is a bunch of noises and bangs. Don't spend or waste your money at this place it's not worth it. Go to another hotel thats more peaceful and worth spending. Sleeping here is so chaotic and the managers are so mean and rude not only are they abusive to me and my family but there own employees as well. I feel so bad for the people who have to work with the managers at that place. All the noises that happens is not worth staying at I' rather go to another hotel that has there shit together. This place is a chaotic mess!!!!!

I had a great stay here, definitely off the beaten path but my room was beautiful, staff was friendly and the parking lot is huge. I would definitely stay here again! Ps the pool is outdoor & doesn't get much direct sunlight.

Great service and hospitality. Clean rooms. Very professional. Definitely coming back.

Came here for a meeting and it looks really nice. The parking is so limited though.

Not the best full service Marriott. First off, we are platinum Marriott rewards members and we stay at a variety of Marriotts a LOT. As in we have stayed 42 nights with Marriott since Jan 1 this year. The not so great: Usually when I stay at a full service Marriott I have higher expectations than some of the other hotels within the brand, because it is, after all "full service". Normally when you arrive at the front desk to check in and are a platinum member you are greeted with your choice of welcome gift from the snack bar or points & are offered breakfast vouchers or points if you are staying on a night that the concierge lounge is closed. This did not occur when we checked in which required us to back track later (which sounds petty but isn't exactly how you want to spend your stay which is meant to be relaxing). The rooms are ok but no bells & whistles and the bedding & biz springs looked more than worn and stained (with bumpy gunk). This hotel is also a crazy maze of hallways which means you could end up on the dark side of the moon which is not always optimal (depending on mobility). On the positive side: -There is a 24hr free parking lot & garage. -indoor & outdoor pool + large hot tub - concierge lounge -gym -pretty good restaurant (great for breakfast) -shuttle to anywhere within 3 miles of the hotel

This hotel is miserable for a number of reasons. About 20 minutes after I checked in, while on a work conference call, I get a knock at my door saying I needed to be checked out. The room had already been cleaned. I had to tell the gentleman I just checked in and he said, "oh this must be an old list." They are apparently doing work in the rooms and don't allow you to have a do not disturb tag on the door. They couldn't tell if my room had already been completed yet when I went down to the front desk to request a tag. They said they would have my room skipped. This morning I wake up to someone trying to enter my room, in my underwear and had to tell them to leave. Good times. The first night I was here I attempted to get a drink at the bar and not one of the two bartenders even made eye contact. I sat there for a while and tried to get their attention and eventually left. Netflix didn't work on the TV. Internet was slow. Temperature hard to adjust. This hotel sucks.

Good: The breakfast buffet was delicious. (The fruit was ripe!) Mina Yanni, the dining supervisor helped me out after I had to wait 20 minutes to **place** a lunch order at the understaffed bar one busy day. That was a frustrating experience, but him, plus the other pleasant people working there made it bearable. Service was about the best thing this hotel had going for it. The people made it work. Good drinks at the bar, nice coffee. If the service at this place had been merely average, I'd give it two stars, but the people made it worth 4. Thanks, Mina. Bad: 1. The A/C for the place never really dries the air. It was stuffy and damp the entire time throughout the lobby and the large ballroom. Also, the climate control situation in my room never allowed it to get satisfactorily cool enough. I told management, and they sent an engineer up to fix it, but it still never got cool enough for me to sleep comfortably. During the busiest day of the show, I asked management to turn up the A/C, but despite that, nearly everybody I saw at the DC pen show in the first weekend of August 2017 was sweating. You could see it on their faces. It was almost unbearable. If I had to be walking around at a show, I would limit my time there. The only saving grace was that I was seated. 2. [At the time of this writing] this hotel is in an upscale food desert. If you don't want to eat at the hotel, and you can't drive, you're pretty much screwed. I've heard of some people ordering Jimmy John's, but there's really not much there. If you're staying at this hotel on a business trip, your non-hotel options are limited, and if they have a repeat of the understaffing that I witnessed the Saturday I was there, that doesn't bode well in keeping hunger (and patience) at bay. 3. The men's bathroom on the first floor lobby never really got clean. It also is very poorly ventilated. On a high traffic day, like a wedding or the convention I went for, it turns into a swamp. I commented about it, but with a situation like the show I went for, there really needs to be maximum possible attention paid to the bathrooms. Nothing kills your opinion of a place faster than a poorly ventilated bathroom with what looks like indelible piss on the floor.

We stayed here for a night on a whim. Booking at last minute allowed for a deal. Room standard size. Nice and comfortable. It's an oasis compared to the hectic life of center of DC.

We got this hotel really reasonable thru Priceline. Awesome! Since Hubby's a Marriott member, they added this stay to collect more points. Yea, like we stay at Marriott all the time, sure! Lol. Anyway, this hotel is surrounded by trees. Really perfect for me who have lots of allergies. They gave us a nice room. Complete with a huge air purifier. Then I was looking for my fridge so I could put my lox in there. Whoa! No fridge in our room! That's the price for paying it cheaper than other rooms. However the overall room, bathroom and entire hotel were superb! The view of our room is trees and lots of trees. We got a huge flat screen, nice comfortable bed, good size desk to work on, big closet and beautiful painting to admire. No safe nor fridge in this room but I suspect other types of room might have them. Service was very good. The housekeeper was very good, she didn't forget anything I said. The location of the hotel is pretty convenient too. It's right off the exit of the highway. The pool was amazing especially they connect indoor and outdoor pool. We used the pool. Deepest 4.5 ft. There's a lifeguard at the pool and we believe the hotel could be a family friendly, so a lifeguard is needed to watch the kids. The gym was not bad either. The hotel has a nice garden as well. We had a nice experience here. Sure will return.

Clean rooms. Helpful staff. Super patient with us as I was part of a South Asian/Indian wedding party for a few days. We basically took over the hotel over Thanksgiving weekend and the staff were attentive. I also took advantage of the shuttle to go run errands at a nearby Target shopping center.

Wtf is this weird Frankenstein hotel? It's like a concept hotel that Marriott has tried that is failing horribly. This has nothing to do with the staff, a kind and awesome bunch! There are so many mishaps here it's hard to know what to focus on. First of all, no on demand movies. But fear not YOU can log into your Netflix and watch a third of an episode of whatever before hitting a bandwith limit. It's garbage and screw you, Marriott, people love those halfway theaters/halfway streaming movies. Dumb idea. Love in room dining? So do I, which I was disappointed to find this ridiculous hotel delivers their food in takeout boxes. It falls somewhere between money saver and we're shamelessly ripping you off. There's no presentation. Oh yeah and also, there's no where to eat. So prepare to have whatever you ordered on the bed! Rock on! Want a bottle of wine to your room? Yes? Neither did I. They don't do that round these parts. They give you something that resembles a 7-11 prewrapped house glass of whatever wine you ordered. They clearly do it in the morning. The management here is either sociopathic or awful to think people wouldn't notice that laziness. The staff is sweet and awesome, but whoever the GM is or whoever is making the decisions that drive this place is--not the greatest. Every thing you throw at the wall shouldn't stick, especially when it decreases the experience of the people keeping you in business. This was a real Marriott 20 years ago, now it's not. Two additions: For some reason, the front desk takes your takeout order and because they're overwhelmed, they never answer. The rooms have no logical light switches. It's mind blowing and odd. There will be a moment when you come in and you're like "Where are the $&@king lights?"

We stayed here on Veterans Day. The actual property is well kept, big and vibrant. There were several events taking place at the hotel but the events only added to the hotel in a positive manner. Our room was cozy, clean and neat on the 7th floor. Our hotel stay included breakfast at the hotel restaurant. Food was absolutely delicious and service was great! Parking was free and plentiful however we did get confused with the A level and B level. If you're not careful you may easily forget where you parked. The gym has an ample amount of cardio and weights and the pool was clean and looked like plenty of fun although we opted not to take a splash due to time constraints. The bathrooms were updated and most importantly very clean. I would give this hotel a 5 star however I would like to first see how the suites compare to the room in which we had.

Very nice Marriott property. The staff was really pleasant. Food service was excellent. They do charge for the Internet if you do not have status with the hotel which I agree with. That way people with status can get it for free. There are no refrigerators in the room. Perhaps they expect you to eat out or stay at the Residence Inn if you need to store food and drinks. Good location to DC and many shopping areas.

Decent. Expensive like DC is, but work is paying so who cares. Great water pressure, although a weird design that hotels are doing these days with the toilet and hand washing sink separated by a door knob. welp! Breakfast buffet is good but definitely not $17 worthy. Also, what's happening to your mattresses? So firm I may as well have been sleeping on the floor. Pillows seem to have been downgraded as well. I buy their down stuff off the website, so I know what I'm talking about. #budgetcuts much?