The Ritz-Carlton, Tysons Corner

We had a lovely one-night stay celebrating our anniversary. We were greeted by Benji who made us feel welcome and we enjoyed the complimentary wine at the lobby. Our room was spacious and clean, the bed was very comfortable. We enjoyed the musical entertainment at the onsite restaurant and our desserts. We also appreciated the fact that we enter through the mall. My only comment would be to ensure that the breakfast options are expanded and can easily accommodate to people with dietary restrictions. We will definitely stay here again!

From the other rooms I briefly saw during cleaning, some looked quite nice, but judging only by the room I stayed in, it didn't feel worth the price. The bathroom felt a bit small and not very stylish, the water never felt properly cool, and unlike many other hotels I've stayed at, there wasn't any one thing (room, bathroom, or view) that I truly loved, especially considering the hotel's name and reputation. What I did genuinely appreciate was the staff. Everyone I interacted with was very friendly and accommodating. I've only ever borrowed a microwave at other hotels, but here I ended up asking for a humidifier, then an air purifier, and also used the fridge—and each time the staff brought them to my room kindly and promptly. The people working there left a positive impression.

Staff were stellar: friendly, helpful, and welcoming. Room was mostly clean, but bathroom was dated and lights weren't working properly. Had to have moldy shower curtain replaced. Every elevator art piece had black stains all over them; couldn't tell if it was scuffs (off because they were even up high) or mold. Location is fantastic, especially when the weather is harsh because you can easily walk to restaurants or entertainment. Restaurant meal was good but not on par with the $400 bill for two and a child. Parking is off of an awkward, almost creepy parking structure with subtle but not cleaned space that give you "secret society" and "murder house" vibes simultaneously. Overall, it's a perculiar, contrasting experience that leaves you wishing you liked it more, but unable to fully relax. Especially as a mom, when I holiday, I want it to feel like an upgrade from being at home—or at least as comfortable. We'd probably give it another try, but we've also had better staycations at the Williard and Waldorf.

The Ritz-Carlton Tysons Corner is an outstanding hotel that delivers everything you expect from the Ritz-Carlton brand—elegance, comfort, and exceptional service. From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted with a warm, welcoming atmosphere and a staff that truly goes above and beyond. The location is fantastic, right in the heart of Tysons with easy access to shopping, dining, and everything the area has to offer. The hotel itself is beautifully maintained, with classic, sophisticated décor and a calm, luxurious feel throughout. The rooms are spacious, spotless, and extremely comfortable, making it the perfect place to relax after a long day. Every detail feels thoughtfully considered, from the plush bedding to the high-end amenities. The dining options and service throughout the hotel are top-notch as well.

Stayed one night at The Ritz-Carlton Tysons Corner and had a great experience. Service was excellent, the room was clean and very comfortable, and the atmosphere felt upscale and relaxing. The bar was lively and fun with great drinks, and breakfast the next morning was fresh and well prepared. Short stay, but definitely worth it — I’d come back.

This hotel is right off of the main highway that connects Northern Virginia to Washington D.C. and the Delmarva beaches. The main restaurant in the hotel is fantastic. All of our food was amazing and in served in large portions relative to the price of the meals. All of the staff were very kind, attentive, and went above and beyond to meet all my needs and wants. There was a happy child in the corner of the room nearby my table, and many of the staff went to greet the family and welcome the baby to their hotel. I felt great sitting in the restaurant because there were some people who were very formally dressed having afternoon tea, and others very casually dressed like myself and my parents enjoying the atmosphere with smiles and laughs. I was up most of the night, so I ordered room service at some point. The man in glasses and tattoos who served me in my room was very kind and wanted to make sure I had everything I needed before leaving, and I greatly appreciated his respectfulness. In the morning after, I went to the lobby and someone’s phone alarm was going off for a while. I was visibly upset, and the man turned off his phone alarm and came up to me. He seemed like he was deeply concerned, and I wish I could apologize to him. Overall, I think I will be stopping at this hotel more often on my way to the beach. People there make you feel good.

Enjoyed a weekend getaway from DC here with my wife for her birthday. Pros: - Great restaurant for brunch and dinner, live music. - Connection to Galleria is very convenient. - Ambiance in lobby, spa, and ballrooms is superb. Cons: - Service is a bit lacking, with long wait lines at front desk, no welcome gift or water bottles in the room - Staff did not credit us $60 for breakfast as was gauranteed. Had to argue after receiving the bill to get it back. - No special gifts for being our first stay or being wife's birthday. Didn't expect any, but it would have been a nice touch.

This review applies to its lounge bar only. Service was quick and friendly. I do not know the name of the live music band (a female singer and a male pianist) played very diverse music, to make an entertaining evening. Drinks/food prices are leaning toward the higher end, but nothing outrageous. The crowd was for the most part alive and ready to have a blast. Our party had a great night....!

Stayed here on a whim. The service was next-level. I was greeted with genuine warmth at the front desk for upgrading me to a suite. To my surprise the suite gave access to the Lounge which had an I incredible stocked bar, vast array of beverages, coffee bar, candy bar and light bites and sandwiches. The room itself? Spacious, spotless, and had that upscale-cozy balance down to a science. Think plush bedding, blackout curtains, and tech that just worked. Plus, the location is ideal -- steps away from Tysons Galleria and a quick ride into DC. Overall, this felt less like a business trip and more like a mini staycation. The upgrade was the cherry on top of an already five-star stay.

I don't usually write long reviews, and I especially don't enjoy being critical of service-oriented businesses. That said, I believe reviews are most useful when they're honest, balanced, and based on real experiences rather than emotion or expectation alone. This review is written in that spirit. I stayed at this hotel as part of a corporate Christmas event. Our company routinely books higher-tier accommodations for these gatherings, and this property was selected based on its reputation, location, and the general expectation that comes with the Ritz-Carlton name. When you're paying premium rates--or when your company is paying on your behalf--you reasonably expect a premium experience. Not perfection, but a clear level of care, attention, and consistency. Let me start with the positives, because there are several. The property itself is beautiful. The building is well maintained, the common areas are elegant, and the location--connected to an upscale mall with high-end shopping and dining--is extremely convenient. The overall atmosphere feels polished and refined, and it's clear that a lot of thought has gone into the aesthetics and branding of the space. On the surface, it checks many of the boxes you would expect from a luxury hotel. Where my experience fell short was in the most basic and arguably most important area: room cleanliness. When I entered my room, I immediately noticed that the garbage can still contained trash from the previous guest. That alone was surprising, but unfortunately it didn't end there. The toilet had visible marks that should have been addressed during routine housekeeping, and most concerning, I found hair on the duvet on the bed. These are not subjective issues or matters of preference--these are fundamental cleanliness standards that should be met at any hotel, but especially at one positioned at the top end of the market. To be clear, I'm not someone who looks for reasons to complain, nor am I interested in seeking free upgrades, points, or compensation. I didn't go down to the front desk to make a scene, and I didn't request a room change. I stayed in the room for the night, as I had commitments tied to the event, and chose to simply take note of the experience. However, choosing not to complain in the moment doesn't mean the experience should go unshared. What made this particularly disappointing is that cleanliness is not an area where expectations are unclear. At a luxury hotel, guests assume rooms are not just tidy, but thoroughly cleaned, inspected, and prepared with care. These oversights suggest a breakdown somewhere in the housekeeping or quality control process, and that's something potential guests deserve to be aware of. I want to emphasize that this review is not meant to imply that every stay here will be like this, nor that the staff doesn't care. Mistakes happen, even at high-end properties. However, when you're charging premium rates and positioning yourself as a luxury experience, the margin for error is understandably smaller. In summary, this is a very nice facility in a great location, and there's a lot to like about the property itself. But a luxury setting doesn't automatically guarantee a luxury experience. Based on my stay, I would rate this hotel 3 out of 5 stars--not because it's bad, but because it didn't fully deliver on what its name and price point promise. I hope this feedback is helpful both to future guests and to hotel management as constructive insight. Thanks Sepi

To wrap up 2025, my workplace hosted the annual EOY party at the Ritz. The hotel is fancy, but the decor and design felt a bit dated -- think velvet carpets, busy patterns, and overly warm browns. We had our event in the ballroom and its vicinity. Before dinner inside the ballroom, we enjoyed an open bar and a charcuterie board for a snack. As for dinner, the catering options were pretty mediocre. There were flatbread pizza options like margherita, mushroom, and buffalo chicken, but it was stale and a bit cold. The shrimp and grits were almost offensive. Instead of a soft and creamy, slightly grainy, texture, the grits were solid. I was able to pick up the whole clump of grits with my fork. They also had a scallop appetizer that was pretty good. There was also a station with roast beef and fries which was a bit better. Some cuts of the steak were cooked a perfect medium rare and quite tender. I wish they gave us steak knives because I didn't plan on getting an arm workout in when cutting the steak into bite-sized pieces. The fries tasted fine, but also cold. Overall, clean space for a big event, but the food was a miss for our table.

One of the best choices for the Ritz in the DMV area with a Luxury branded Galleria Mall attached! Really not many choices that are this convenient and located right next to DC and the MD line. Parking was a few steps away or you can elect to use the valet service. Being directly connected to the Galleria made it super easy to walk within the hallways and no need to go outdoors, just walk to the connecting doorway. The club lounge was very nice and comfortable with such a beautiful view of the Tysons Corner Mclean skyline. The very best part was the check in experience, Mr Cheng greeted us with exceptional hospitality and kindness, this will be remembered. We will certainly have to celebrate another visit with this Ritz Carlton location because of the epic experience and service provided.

The Ritz Carlton comes recommended and also has a pool. The hotel is family friendly offering a "kid check in" experience as well. During the holidays kids received a stocking filled with snacks and a small stuffed animal. The hotel had a photo op near the large tree at check in and had a warm pool with hot tub in the spa area. The restaurant Entyse is located on the mail floor Lobby and offers seated breakfast brunch and dinner. I'm unsure about lunch. They did have a wait for walk ins. The hotel is decorated during the holiday season. They have valet and self parking for your convenience. Children really enjoyed the kids room where they had games, crafts, and movies nights. Sweet treats were offered in the evening in the kids play area. Overall our experience was great and recommend!

What a spectacular treat to be able to celebrate Thanksgiving at the Ritz-Carlton, Tyson Corner. This was my first time. On Thanksgiving, the Ritz-Carlton offers 2 dining options. One traditional Thanksgiving meal in its restaurant and one brunch seating in its ball room. I highly recommend the brunch. You enter a huge ballroom where the food stations lie in the center and live music fills the room. The most friendly host I have ever met greet and seat you at your table. From the time you sit down till the time you leave, it is a culinary party. The servers introduced themselves and start caring for you beverage choices. The brunch is buffet style. So many options to choose from. Buffet offered many stations: bread & cheese, fruits, omelet s, seafood (shell fish) & caviar, traditional Thanksgiving meals, pizza &pasta, sushi, duck & Asian food, breakfast, and dessert. Let me tell you, there is no wrong station to start at. Dining at the Ritz-Carlton was truly a treat. I look forward to future visits.

5 Solid stars for: 1) Amazing staff and service that is at a very different level. Their attention to detail with the color coordination of the flower arrangements in the suite to the precise placement of the extra bed to the extra case of room temperature drinking water to how quickly the used dishes and utensils are picked up; the snacks in the lounge to match the tastes and likes of the guest. They know how to take care of guests. Every single person from the kind lady cleaning the men's room by the gym to the bartender at the lobby restaurant wished us with a smile. The younger grandkids are on Ca time and were up at 4 am; they requested and had mac n cheese, pancakes, chocolate milkshakes and fried sweet plantains specially prepared for them at 4:50 am. 2) A gorgeous interior.Simpler than the Ritz in Paris, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia and in Orange County, Ca but just as exquisite and classy. The exterior entrance is very plain and not flashy at all. Walking in gives the Wow effect! 3) The fitness center is modern and updated with really great equipment. The pool temperature is perfect. 4) I got one of the best massages in my life in the spa this am. My therapist Gina attentively listened to me and addressed all my areas of concern. She knew her stuff and had strong and healing hands. 5) The hotel is easy to get around and not very big. Another huge plus is that the Tysons Galleria mall is attached to the hotel. The only small thing is the location. The hotel is in an office park and self parking can be a slight pain. So please do valet. Worth it! Tiny issue and 5 bright stars overall!

For Valentine's Day 2024, this girl took Wednesday off to indulge in Spa services at the Ritz! Spa Days are to relax and disconnect and I'm always able to do that here! Beautiful property, fine dining available. I love to check in the day before, fine dine at their restaurant, sleep in, do breakfast in bed and go to the spa! They have an indoor pool, jacuzzi, sauna, and lounge area. It's never crowded, overall a one night stay, facial, plus massage runs a little over 1k but SO worth it! Facials are amazing! As are the massages! Now this is a Spa and one worth every penny! Highly recommend! Rooms are always amazing at The Ritz!

It was a nice one night stay. We didn't really need a place for a long stay. We just stayed the night and went about our merry way the next day. The check in was quick and the rooms were clean and well maintained. It was exactly what we were looking for.

Remarkable service, unique location Came in for a conference and always enjoy my stay here. The staff is supremely courteous and quick, with a quiet, clean, and comfortable room. One representative saw that I hadn't logged in under my Bonvoy account and paid for WiFi, asking if she could correct that for me. Another young man found a private spot for me to take an important call in a side room after check-out, but before I left for the airport. The conference facilities are mid-sized and nicely appointed. The food is great. Morning and evening meetings at Entyse are perfect and both the meals and service are superior. We also made our way to food options at the adjoining Galleria Mall-- excellent for walking out of the cold, getting a gift for the way back, and restaurants. Last, the convenience to and from Dulles airport makes this hotel very easy to get in and out of. The roads were crazy clear with what's happening in the Federal government at the moment, but even in normal times, it's a reasonably quick trip except at rush hour.

Visiting extended family stayed here, and they had a great time. We all enjoyed the bar and restaurant and the food, ambiance and wine list was top shelf. Thank you!

Ritz-Carlton is no longer a luxury brand. We found no fridge upon our arrival. They had a stocked minibar with $10 water but no place to put our perishables. The hotel guide said we could request a personal fridge - so we did. I joked "what if they drop a college dorm fridge in the middle of the room?!" We both laughed. When we returned from dinner - guess what? - they had deposited a dented dorm fridge in an absolutely awkward place in our room! I was absolutely STUNNED! Ritz- Carlton used to be a luxury brand! This is absolutely unacceptable! Then I began to notice all the other BS - especially the worst shower water pressure I have ever encountered in a hotel. I'm livid. This brand is NOT luxury - it's actually VERY average. Two stars - would not recommend.

I stayed here for two nights. It was fine, I just didn't find the experience to live up to the Ritz Carlton brand. When I checked in, my pillowcases and bedding both has stains. There was a high-pitched ringing sound coming from the door/bathroom area the entire stay. The bathroom didn't feel the cleanest. The thermostat didn't seem to be responding to my inputs. The lobby and door staff wasn't overly helpful with the few questions I had. Overall, a fine stay and nice enough place, but, based on my experience, not worth the price tag if you're paying the standard rate. The Nespresso machine in the room was great and the gym was pretty nice with flavored water, fresh fruit, etc.

Such a nice experience. Afternoon tea was wonderful. appropriately priced. I came w a gf and we were 100% underdressed, but they still allowed us to dine. We normally would have went home to change beforehand. So I appreciate them still allowing us to dine with them.

In town for a short visit; having lived in Vienna as a child, it was a nice trip down memory lane. From the front door, you take an elevator up (3rd floor?) to get to lobby; there's another set of elevators to take you to rooms. Service was excellent from check-in to room service. Rooms are on the larger side. Stopped in for a drink at the Entyse bar and enjoyed the live music & drinks. Connected to Tyson's Galleria with all the high end stores (other than galleria there's not much else within walking distance) Did not get to try their amenities (spa, pool, etc) on this visit.

Note that this is my one and only Ritz experience. Loved my room with king size bed and amenities. Loved the hot nespresso machine, slippers, robe and water bottles. Found out what a turndown service is and love they the tv has a relaxing vibe option to ease into sleep. Really nice full bottles of luxury shampoo, conditioner and body gel. Fun to see all the bonus options like loofah and comb. Loved that they have a pool that's warmed up and scented with rosemary. No chlorine but Rey clean and relaxing. Soft blue towels on the lounge chairs and a deliciously hot jacuzzi. Hot apple cider at the lounge area. Can't wait to come back next year!

This Ritz Carlton doesn't really live up to the name it used to, but then again the standard has slipped over the years and especially now that Marriott controls it. This location, however, has a myriad of issues, as we have learned over our frequent stays. First of all, the rooms are not always up to par - there are random issues with things like the air conditioning, room phone not working, TV having connection issues, etc. I could excuse this at a normal hotel, but a so-called luxury hotel should not have these issues, especially for the price. The same goes for the food; I would be more amenable to spend $100 per person, per meal, if the rest of the experience was to a professional, luxury standard. The bad taste in your mouth over dealing with the hotel is enough to ruin the taste of anything else, in other words. However, the food is admittedly quite good and consistently so between Ritz locations, and the downstairs bar has nice live music and a fun menu. However, for the last point of contention, a very irritating issue is that the room is often not ready on time, which they state is because many people have late checkout, but they do not offer that through their own Marriott points system. Thus, it is more preferable to use American Express Platinum to reserve a room; therefore, their rewards system is undesirable in comparison. It appears to me, also, that they only have one maid per floor, so they are perhaps trying to save money on staff, but it is not fair to the maid to have to clean the entire floor by herself. Again, this may not be the reality but it was from our observation. In conclusion, the Ritz-Carlton of Tysons is nothing more than an average, overpriced hotel. Now, they are apologetic whenever there's an issue, but if they do not hold themselves to a better standard, they are going to lose customers, or perhaps they will have to lower their prices because those with standards will pick a better alternative. I would say it is acceptable to stay here if you want convenience for the mall location, but otherwise you are better off staying at a luxury hotel in Washington D.C.

It's very rare that I don't give a Ritz property a 5 star review but this location just had too many missteps. When arriving you have the choice to valet or self park. I chose self park because I was going to be in and out dozens of times a day and didn't want to wait each time for my car. Each time you come in you have to pull a ticket and then take it to the front desk to validate. So yes, while technically parking was free for me I had to visit the front desk at least ten times. Check in was a breeze and everyone was super nice. My room upgrade was just a higher level (21). You have to use your key to access the elevator which was hit or miss. The lobby is lovely and they have live music on the weekends. They were advertising hot chocolate and apple cider in the lobby but every time we stopped by it was empty and no one was around to refill it. I did a 90 minute spa treatment with Fariba and it was amazing. She's super sweet and I recommend everyone go see her. The pool and hot tubs are adults only at certain hours which my son didn't mind. My only issue was when it was adult time there were always kids in the pool and the parents didn't seem to care. Again, no staff around to enforce the rules. We ordered breakfast and it arrived promptly at 7:45am as requested. They include a 20% gratuity in the price of the food which is nice. Upon checkout my final bill was correct, down to the penny so points for keeping track of all that. The final blow for me was that this property no longer has the standard Ritz hotel keys that are blue and list the property location. I've been collecting these keys for years from various Ritz' so this time I just got a Marriott Bonvoy key. If anyone from the hotel sees this review please find an old key and hook me up

The Ritz TC is cool. The glaring reason for my staycation was to be at the luxe mall and take my time as I shopped. The staff were polite and the room was clean. I did so very much enjoy the lighted mirror in the bathroom and the Nespresso machine. I have the Vertuo at home but they had the OG machine and when I tell you, DELICIOUS!!! I lowkey want to throw mine out haha! I think because of the rate that I booked I was not allowed at the club level although I am a Platinum Elite member which was okay... I wasn't in need of that. I did order room service which was decent I ordered the pancakes and a quesadilla which were different from what I am accustomed to but they did the job. Overall, would I stay again, sure... as long as it's connected to that mall in Tysons Corner they will have guests!! Smart move Marriott!!

Take a break from shopping and head over to the bar the Ritz. My friend and I were celebrating birthdays and promotions so we def needed drinks to toast! Our bartender was PHENOMENAL and so personable -- he definitely played into our foolishness and we had a good ole time.

For my first Mother's Day as a mama of 2, I just wanted some time to myself to recoup and recharge. I booked a one night staycation at the Ritz-Carlton in Tyson's and enjoyed my experience! Upon check-in, I had a warm welcome from the staff and was offered complimentary glass of champagne from the lobby. The room itself was spacious enough for myself and had the most comfortable pillows and blankets. The gym was a bit outdated but it had everything that you needed (cardio equipment, free weights, etc.) to get a quick workout in. Valet was also very efficient and my car was waiting for me right after I checked out of my room. The best part about this hotel is how it's adjacent to the the Galleria mall which housed plenty of food options (to eat/order something that I didn't need to share!).

Enjoyed one night at the Ritz after a fancy dinner in the area. The rooms were very clean and comfortable. We were able to have a refrigerator brought to our room to store dinner leftovers which was nice! We went swimming in the indoor pool which was quite fun. The heated pool is open late and has adult only hours. The spa also has a sauna and jacuzzi. Next time I'll be sure to book a treatment!

An exceptional hotel that meets the standard of a five-star by every metric. I hosted a few of my friends in my room for an impromptu drinking session, and the staff was nothing short of excellent in letting me know in a timely manner whenever a visitor had arrived in the lobby. Security is tight but not too tight; and the staff is polite and courteous to a fault. The only downsides to staying here are the parking situation; and the lack of accessibility to the metro station.

I did some business travel and finally have the opportunity to stay at The Ritz . As I've never stated up at The Ritz before I had no idea what to expect. The Customer Service blew my mind as soon as I got out of my car, I could tell that the employees main goal was to make me feel welcomed and ensure that my visit while at the property was as comfortable as possible, and that's exactly what happened. My room was really comfortable and modern. There was a coffee machine snacks for purchase and the TV had both cable and the option to connect to Netflix which I always appreciate. One of the things I enjoyed most about my stay at this hotel, or all of the thoughtful toiletries that were included. They had Q-tips, cotton pads, body lotion, body wash, and really really nice shampoo and conditioner. The king size bed was so comfortable and having an oversize chair in the room with the footstool was really nice. If I had to be super nitpicky, I would've loved to have a few more outlets in the room. My phones in my room didn't work so I wasn't able to just quickly dial for room service or or use the tablet in my room for room service that wasn't working either. They do have a complementary shuttle that will transport you to anywhere you need to go within a 2 mile radius as there were many people that were there for Buisness Travel and going to different venues. It did make the morning commute into the office a little hectic, so for any future guest reading this post, I would definitely suggest chatting with the concierge about your Shuttle needs ahead of time and or planning alternative transportation just to make sure you arrive at your destination on time. Overall I really enjoyed my stay at the Ritz and I look forward to returning in the future.

Hotel is lovely, especially at Christmas. This review is about the spa. It is not an elevated experience. Very small waiting room with only four chairs crammed together. There is lots of noise (you can hear the pedicure conversations, moms taking their kids to the pool, etc). The locker room is tiny, not a lot of amenities. My massage was decent but even the room lacked ambience. Go to Landsdowne instead.

It's the Ritz! I attended a black tie event at the Ritz in Tyson's Corner and it was hosted in their lovely ballroom. Upon arriving into the event, there was complimentary champagne in the waiting area outside of the ballroom along with some finger foods such as cocktail shrimp, bruschetta toasts, chicken skewers, etc. Once the doors opened into the ballroom, I was amazed at the decor. Great attention to detail from the floral settings and candles on the tables. There was an aerial contortionist as soon as you walked in, so cool! It is a huge ballroom so plenty of room if you're hosting for a lot of guests. The live music was exquisite, the saxophonist was so talented! On each side of the ballroom they had a bar area for wine and beer. Close to the entryway they offered a espresso martini bar. I was super excited to try one of the espresso martinis, it was delectable. The ritz logo on top of the drink was a nice touch! As for food, it was served buffet style. Ton's of options to choose from! Some of the offerings were: lamb, slow cooked beef, ravioli, salad bar, etc. The options were endless. The branzino was my favorite! Everything was chefs kiss! Overall, it was a lovely evening at the Ritz. Customer service was exceptional.

I stayed here for my son's wedding. The staff were awesome, the service was impeccable! The pool in the spa area was so beautiful and peaceful. I cannot say enough good things about this hotel.

I have stayed here several times and each time it gets better. The best thing about this location is the direct access to the mall, even after hours to quickly get to the restaurants. Kids loved the pool, games room and gift for kids at check-in.

A hearty thank you to Kierra (Check-in hostess) and James (Night Manager) for exhibiting continuous professionalism and making my stay pleasant. There are two options for parking, valet, and self-park. Check with the hotel prior to your arrival as the price may change based on peak periods and other variables that cause a rate hike. There were no issues with the valet and all the representatives were courteous and eager to assist with luggage, the door, and any questions. Check-in went smoothly and I received a full rundown of the property, amenities, and incentives available to me. There was a person to bring my items to my room and he was extremely gracious. Housekeeping stopped by to check to see if any additional items were needed/wanted and they too were uber pleasant. Tyson's Galleria is co-located and you don't have to go outside to get to it. High-end, luxury stores such as Sak's Fith Ave., Lous Vuitton, Balenciaga, and others are at your disposal if you're ready to blow a check. The shopping area has restaurants as well as inside of The Ritz-Carlton for dining variety. I opted to dine at the hotel and it was well worth it. There was live flamenco music that night and it was a welcome addition to adult dining. Other guests were dressed for dinner and no one had on a bonnet, slides, or pajamas. A small issue within the room was addressed and corrected by James in an exemplary manner. Immediate attention was given to the issue and the apology received for the inconvenience was genuine. Well worth the time and money. If in the area, I would definitely stay here again. There is a spa on premises that requires an appointment. Spa services do incur a 20% gratuity. The pool and gym are accessible via your key card. Some of the lounge areas are limited as protocols for COVID evolve. Any questions or needs you may have can and will be answered promptly when you receive their check-in email. It outlines room service, dining menus, and the various services the property offers. Wedding planners and chefs for tailored menus are available if you decide to host a wedding or reception here.

Its the Ritz ! Located in Tyson's Corner ner Washington Dc. Adjoined to the Tysons Gallerria Mall. You drive up to a grand circular dive way to the entrance. Doormen and bell hops are on duty to greet you. I was escorted to the reception desk as others grabbed my bags and parked my car( self parking is available if desired but why not go all out). I was quickly checked in and taken to my room. My bags arrived later promotely and where placed in the closet and room on racks with a brief introduction to the ammenties of the room from the bellhop. The hotel is beautifully decored and furnished. It offers a restaurant, bar and lounge , which has live music on Fridays and Saturdays, awesome Gym with everything you can think of, Feature Spa facility with treatments and more. Steam rooms, suana and Large salt water pool plus whirlpool ! Great lounges by the pool and all the water you can possibly ever drink. Locker room offers showers, robes, shaving needs as well as a great changing area - what it lacks is a high spped swimsuit dryer (sadness) because that woukd be great. I hate taking a wet swimsuit home. The staff is super helpful and plenty to be found. Thats the way a 5 star should be. The hotel has an extensive wine list- so experierment ! Lots of great wines! The food is Incredible ! Everything is delicious and care taken in presentation. Order breakefast in bed ! OmG classic breakfast with 2 eggs sausage, toast, hashbrowns and a order of the Best Pancakes in the world! Yummmm. Just steps away is a great Italian Restuarant- so check them out too. When you are in the need to be spoiled- trust the staff at the Ritz to deliver! 5 star - top notch. Best weekend getaway ever.

Decided to do a staycation at the Ritz since I had 2 free nights that were expiring. It's the Ritz so by the default you csn expect the service to be great which it was. The room was comfortable, clean but nothing to write home about. Unfortunately, this hotel is very dated which also explains why it's one of the cheaper Ritz-Carltons in the area. The pool area is decent and includes a hot tub. Nothing too extravagant. A plus is that they have adult only hours but I wish they had more lounge chairs that recline allowing for more relaxation. I can't speak on the food as I opted to do Uber Eats and The Palm which is next door. Largely because I found the food to be extremely overpriced for basic hotel food. If I am going to spend coins for food let it be something worth it. The property is connected to Tysons II and near a number of restaurants and shopping. There is a hotel shuttle that will take u anywhere within 2 miles from the hotel. Overall, my stay was nice. I can't give it five stars because the facility is really dated and could use a face-lift.

Stopped by Friday night for a drink and listened to some music in the lounge. I ordered a dirty martini and she ordered a cosmo. How do you screw up either?!?!! They did. First, both were 1/3 of a glass. Maybe 1.5 to 2 ounces. The dirty tasted like the olive brine had gone bad. Sour and bitter. Ordered with Belvedere and it supposedly had it but not convinced. Her cosmo was not drinkable. She went to the bar and instead of correcting it they handed her a glass of SIMPLE SYRUP!! WTF??? So for $20 each we got screwed but didn't get missed. Take the Ritz off of your list. Classless and disgusting.

Jay-Z said it right: When you're used to filet mignon It's kinda hard to go back to Hamburger Helper It's your choice though, baby Is you rollin'? You CANNOT go back to the free breakfasts at the Hilton after the Ritz Tysons. It's just not the same.

I had a wonderful time on my mini Staycation at the Ritz Carlton in Tyson's Corner, VA!!! My check-in with DURWA was wonderful!! Very kind... The accommodations were wonderful! From the turned down service to the glass of wine at check in, I will be staying at this hotel again!! Self parking: $13 per day..in the garage!! Breakfast was quick delivery for room service and was tasty!! There are multiple restaurants in the mall to enjoy if you don't want to eat in the hotel. Parking Tip: Park on the 5th floor of the garage, then go up the elevator one floor. It takes you directly to check in counter!!

07.23 Stuck in Va for another 5 days so hubs flew in for a date night. We've stayed at the Ritz a few times already but this last one was way off from the usual excellent services the staff provide. On check out day, I drove hubby to the airport pretty early, picked up my mom and came back to have breakfast at Entyse. I had only brought a backpack and a toiletry bag that I purposely left in the room so I can brush my teeth after the meal. Came back to the room and found house keeping had removed all the beddings off the bed and had put away my toiletry bag and placed it in her cart. This was before 11am and I had requested for a 2 pm late check out at check in. I was highly irritated. Front desk explained that they were fully booked that day and could not grant request for late check out. I argued that even so, house keeping does not have a business going in the room especially if my belongings are still unpacked inside the room prior to 11am. She apologized and gave us 10k points toward rewards. I know things happened but it was still very annoying to deal with the whole situation.

We stayed here to bring in New Years 2023! Nothing about this hotel gave me "Ritz-Carlton. Upon check in, it was fantastic. The front desk made us feel like they were happy to have us and that's about the only thing that made me feel good about paying $400 for one night. We arrived around 7pm Net Years Eve and caught the 7:30 movie at Tysons Corner. We ordered room service when we got back and the food came cold. $80 for burger, fries and drinks; I'd like to have it hot. The restaurant/bar was ok. The bartender was definitely knowledgeable and was attentive to our needs. The amenities were non existent. No towels in the sauna, no one available to assist with any questions. No towels for the pool; it was like staying at the days in for the amenities. The bed was comfy and the robes are always nice. Now the breakfast on New Years Day was nice and that's about it. I would give it 2 stars however I'm a Marriot rewards member and the front desk was really the star of the show here!

Very friendly front desk. Al and Bill were nice and efficient, as the operators on the phone. The standout of this hotel was more the staff than the property. I'd say this is a 3-4 star hotel under a five star banner; maybe not what I'd expect from a name like the Ritz. While the beds are comfortable, the bathrooms could use an upgrade - there was really nothing special about these rooms overall. The restaurant below was also average for dinner and drinks. I got the room at a decent rate, but at any higher price probably not too worth it. Valet was pretty pricey.

This was a lovely hotel, connected to a beautiful mall. The service was excellent, the food was very good. Giving a Ritz 4 of 5 stars seems pretty snooty - I don't mean to be that way. I guess I am comparing other Ritz-Carlton hotels against other locations. This hotel seems compact. Our favorite Ritz is in Laguna Beach - so that view is tough to beat. It is clean, comfortable, and managed excellently.

I came here 3 years ago for my birthday and I loved it so much, so much I came here again this year! A lot has changed since the last time and not for the better. Of course Covid wasn't around 3 years ago. I'm going to get straight to the point, starting with the pros. Smooth check in, I enjoyed the wine the staff served while I was checking in, and the kids check-in was adorable. My daughter was given a goodie bag which was so cute! Valet was on point, doorman/bellmen and women were warm and friendly. The room service we ordered was delicious! My birthday desert was tasty. The shower had great water pressure and the bath robe was comfortable. Unfortunately there were a few cons and I was quite disappointed. I usually pull the sheets and comforter back to make sure the mattress is clean, sheets and comforter are clean. This time I didn't because, one it's Covid and I figured they would be clean. Several years back it was perfect. When I went to lay down, it appeared it was dry skin on my sheets. I was mortified and disgusted. I asked for new sheets and a comforter. The hotel attendant brought hot and fresh sheets only. I have him the old comforter and he dropped it on the hallway floor. He said he would bring back a new comforter, I feel he came back with the same comforter that fell on the floor. Yuck. The next day I was looking for the remote on the floor and I found clothing tags under the night stand. While I was in the bathroom I noticed there was soap scum on the shower liner and hair on the bathroom walls. I'm not familiar with Virginia's Covid protocols but there were a lot of customers not wearing masks which was uncomfortable for me. There was signage that advised if you were vaccinated, a mask was not required, I just didn't like it. People were packed close at their restaurant from what I saw walking around. Overall it was an ok stay. I'm not rushing to come back, but I would stay again, if that makes sense.

Arrived at hotel room to find a stained pillow case on the bed and dirty coffee grounds in the Nespresso machine (that I had to clean/rinse out several times). When I used the iron, it was visibly dirty and stained. The iron stained my dress clothes with some sort of white chalky material, and also left black marks on a towel I tried to clean it with. I took photos of these issues, and added them here.

Too many small issues that lower the experience of a do-called luxury hotel over many stays for the mall access. My clock doesn't even have the right time!

I stayed here for a work summit and it was lovely! I thoroughly enjoyed my stay and look forward to going back in the future.

Loved the fact that the Ritz is attached to the Galleria. Makes it so convenient to all the shopping boutiques. They have restaurants, shops, movie theater, gym, spa, indoor pool, hot tubs, hot & steamed sauna. All the essentials amenities that makes your stay comfortable.

Have stayed at multiple properties before and this by far is our favorite hotel in North America (we have a diff fave when in Asia)! Every employee is nice, courteous and they ensure the guests have memorable stays. The Entyse restaurant is nice, although menu is limited, but the service is top notch. We've always enjoyed the afternoon hors d'oeuvres and sparkling wine. Pool and jacuzzi is always relaxing to spend your downtime in. My family and I have agreed we will stay at this property to celebrate special occasions whenever possible.

Beautiful restaurant and hotel, rooms are comfy cozy loved sleeping between my frette sheets!!!!!!staff is pleasant and accommodating! Love it here!!!

Pretty good place for a cozy Christmas staycation. Here are the highlights: PROS: -Exceptional customer service -Phenomenal room service (One of the best New York strip steaks I've ever had!) -Fantastic room service -Deep, spacious bathtub -Diptyque bath and body products -Thick, absorbent linens that gently exfoliate as they wash/dry -Extremely comfortable bed -Virtual remote control which allows you to change the television from your phone -Plenty of USB and standard outlets throughout the room -Makeup wipes provided -Alcohol wipes provided -Plush bathrobes and cozy slippers provided -Ample parking, conveniently situated -Self-serve vehicle amenities stations in the parking garage with complimentary vacuuming, windshield washing, and tire air inflation CONS: -The entrance is on the 6th floor so it's a bit of a labyrinth to get to the front desk -The shower does not have a hand wand which makes rinsing difficult -I was expecting a more fruity, floral, or clean fragrance but the Diptyque bath products provided smell like fresh cut grass. (I'm glad I brought my own bath products.) -The room was not as quiet of a stay as I would have hoped. All day long, I could hear/feel doors from neighboring rooms slamming as people entered/exited -Fairly thin walls. I could hear the TV playing in the room next to me during my entire stay. - The decor is dark and a bit dated - The Nespresso machine is incredibly loud and it vibrates terribly, so it's a good idea to hold your coffee cups as they fill to prevent the contents from spilling on you -The spa is only open Thursday-Sunday -Even though he had a 10+ minute head start, it took over 30 minutes for the bellman to bring my luggage to my car. Not sure if I would return to this particular location, but I would definitely like to see what other Ritz-Carlton properties have to offer.

I have stayed here twice and both times were great! Service was pleasant all around. The hotel is attached to a mall if you like to shop, or don't want to eat at the hotel restaurant. There's also another mall nearby with more affordable stores. When I first drove to the hotel, I got confused by the signage in the parking lot, so I just ended up parking in the top level of the garage, but I believe any where that you see their logo will lead you to the hotel. I went during cherry blossom season and the drive to DC and the quest to find parking was atrocious. Take an Uber or the metro system instead. Tried the game room, which had XBoxes. The games were limited but we were just trying to kill time. The lights are also motion sensing so I had to stand up and move around every once in a while. The food, albeit over priced, was great. I would recommend the peach cream cheese bagel (breakfast), Parmesan fries, and short ribs (dinner). The front had complimentary hot apple cider near desk. There was also complimentary mimosas on one Sunday morning, but we thought that this may have been to make up for the broken elevator that day. The room looked tidy. Had complimentary keurig cups and tea. The second room I stayed in had a handheld bidet in the bathroom. The bathroom mirror is brightly lit. They provided us bathrobes and one pair of slippers (why not two?). I would definitely stay here again.

Holiday tea at the Ritz Carlton has become a tradition for my friends and I. It is festive in an understated way and, though a lot of people do really dress up, it is not mandatory to be fancy oneself.  You can choose from a couple of different offerings.  The more expensive adds on a glass of sparkling rose and strawberries with cream to the classic tea party crustless sandwiches and tasty petit fours.  Though, as with many places, it seems that compared to pre COVID, the meal is a little more expensive and a little less abundant, but, it is still plenty. . And, even when you run out of scones, the clotted cream, jam and lemon curd are super all on their own. The service is really nice and they will gladly substitute sandwich types for ones you don't like as well as gracefully pour whichever pot of tea you have selected.  The only problem with the tea service is, though they are careful to strain the loose leaves from entering you teacup, they left the leaves steeping in the pot itself, rending it bitter after a time.  When mentioned, they happily replaced the tea.  They used to have this great selfie machine that would take your photos in front of the decorated holiday tree but now you need to arrange for your own photographer.  People are really nice and will gladly do it for you if you ask.  It used to be that we would head home with leftover pastries for our families, having admitted defeat in front of the abundance of snacks.  This year, the doggie bags were empty, but, the hearts were still full.

A beautiful hotel in a wonderful location. The attention to detail is phenomenal. Easy parking in an attached garage. They have valet as well. Check in was easy with the staff being very gracious. A welcome glass of champagne while you wait and I was offered a rose and wished happy Valentine's Day! The room was really nice, large and well appointed. Free water and apples around the hotel is so nice. We Ubered to DC as it was a short drive and no worries about parking. Every need was handled, from chapstick to super glue for a broken shoe, they have it all and are incredibly kind. I love all of the sitting areas where you can gather with friends. All the good we ate from the hotel was fantastic. The beds were so comfortable, makes you want to stay forever! Chocolates at turn down were a nice treat. Definitely recommend this hotel!! My only complaint is the elevators and how backed up they get.