2-Star Hotels in Tysons Corner

Extended stay America provides cost-effective service in line with the chain. 1. Cleanliness It is relatively clean because it was recently renovated. However, you should take into account that the building is a bit old, and the products are not high-end, so you should tolerate that. The TV, refrigerator, and bed are clean, and the staff seem to manage them well. 2. Location It is a bit far from the Tyson metro station. It is a 20-minute walk or 2 bus stops. There are mostly residential areas nearby and an elementary school, so it is quiet and not crowded. However, you need a car to go to the grocery store. It costs about $15-20 round trip by Uber. 3. Service You shouldn't expect great service because it is cheap. It is faithful to the basics, such as a clean room and a kitchen where you can cook. The breakfast service is really simple, with simple muffins and coffee. All the staff are friendly, and there is a laundry room, so you can use 6 washing machines and 8 dryers. The usage fee is $3 each. There is ample parking space. Isn't this enough? 4. Facilities It's clean because it was recently renovated. However, it's definitely not at the level of a five-star hotel. There's an electric range, refrigerator, microwave, and TV in the room. The heater looks a little old. It looks older than what you'd see in a new hotel. The washing machine and dryer both look new. Above all, the TV is big and nice. The electric range is a little old, but the dishes are provided upon request at the front desk. However, it was a shame that there were a lot of scratches on the bottom of the pan. 5. Overall Review There aren't many places that offer this level of service at this price. In particular, it's a merit that a kitchen is provided. However, since it's a hotel with good cost-effectiveness, you should consider that it provides basic services, not five-star services.

I use to stay here when it was Hawthorne suites and it seems the new owners have only half stepped with the hotel. The breakfast is basic, eggs and sausage Pattie’s with the bagels and English muffins being cut into smaller portions. No cereal or fruit. The pool is closed and the laundry room is closed ( although there was a sign saying it would be open on the 5th, it was not ) the gym is extremely small with no ventilation and huge piles of towels blocking a good majority of the floor. The rooms have had the carpet removed which is great however the walls need to be deep cleaned. Towels are extremely small. Water pressure in both the bathroom and kitchen is terrible. They no longer provide wash cloths for the kitchen or dish soap. It’s not terrible but there is for sure room for improvement

Very good hotel, by Hilton. They are all suites with very good prices. There is breakfast, which is much better than the so-called continental breakfast. The variety is not particularly large, but it is very good, and there are fruits. There is water cola drink coffee in the room. The front desk said that it was originally charged 10 knives. It looks good to you, and it's off to you. Hahaha, I guess this guy said that to everyone. There is a parking lot, which costs 10 knives, and there is no deduction in the end. It is basically open. No one will charge you. The car can also be parked at the next mall. It's very convenient to go to Washington Square. The silver subway is about half an hour or so. It seems to be 5.8 to the parliament during the peak period and 3.8 to the low peak. There is bestbuy next to it, and other shopping malls such as Wal-Mart are also nearby. The price and the conditions are really worth it.

The WaterMark was amazing!The room junior suite we reserved for 2 nights was clean, organized, spacious, had an abundance of towels and bathroom amenities were elegant! We had a full living room detached from master bedroom, and a full kitchen also!!! Priced just right for a 2 night stay. This property is 5 stars for sure! Restaurant, mini golf, star hill brewery, food trucks, big play field for kids and family fun All rolled into one great hotel! The staff from front desk, housekeeping, and kitchen were polite and professional and went above and beyond! The property is very sophisticated and full of technology and the security measures are top notch. You have to experience it if your traveling to Tysons area in Va. The capital one hall is amazing and conveniently located and accessible from the hotel. More than enough parking! We will be returning in October for another weekend!!!

Hotel facilities are old, but quite clean, and pets can be accommodated. There is a very lively area near the hotel even at night. Several restaurants are open late. It is more convenient to go out to eat if you don't want to eat at the hotel.

Today is my wife's birthday, so I went to a restaurant thinking about breakfast. However, the restaurant is closed, and there is a bistro next to it, but instead of serving the food on a plate like McDonald's, they made it by rolling it on paper. Also, the prices(11$) were high and the staff were unfriendly. I don't want to use the restaurant again.

Great trip in Tysons corner. I strongly recommend this hotel.

Treat yourself to pure comfort at the Residence Inn Tysons, located in Northern Virginia, outside of Washington, D.C. Nestled between two major airports, Dulles International and Ronald Reagan Washington National, this extended stay hotel is the perfect escape! Experience luxury shopping and dining at Tysons Corner Center and Tysons Galleria, located within minutes from our hotel. Explore the areas historic attractions such as Wolf Trap National Park, Air and Space Museum or venture into Washington, D.C. by taking the metro at Greensboro station. Start your mornings by working out in our on-site fitness center and then take advantage of our complimentary breakfast served daily. After a long day, you will be able to relax and refuel in our spacious studio suites offering fully equipped kitchens with separate living spaces. Whether you’re here for business, visiting local government offices, working at Inova Fairfax Hospital, or simply enjoying a vacation, the Residence Inn Tysons is the hotel for you.

Suitable for self-driving, opposite the front of a university, free parking, hotel parking charges, driving to Washington is very convenient, there is basically no business around the hotel, restaurants,

Enjoy the Tyson’s Corner area witch’s stay at the Double Tree. The silver line makes the trip from the airport easy, so you don’t have to worry about an expensive Uber. The staff is great; but be sure to ask for your room to be cleaned and any water bottles you may need. Aside from that, it’s a good place to stay whether your visiting DC or northern Virginia. I would also suggest going across the street to the mall. It’s been upgraded with a very large selection of great food.