Hotels near Armory Tot Lot, Alexandria

Great location! There are so many restaurants right around the block on King Street. This is a very nice hotel. An oldie but goodie. Very large atrium where you can sit and enjoy the included breakfast every morning. VIP happy hour was perfect. We would definitely stay there again. Clean and friendly.

Very big hotel, went to the room for a long time. It is suitable for self-driving tourists with cars. It is surrounded by fast roads and has no scenery. The place to eat and the old town are a few kilometers away. The ancient city is beautiful.

I got a room with the harbor view, it was so beautiful. I watched the sunset through my hotel window. And it’s a walking distance to the barbor and restaurants. Staff were hospitable and nice. The only thing is they don’t have free parking nor they cover the parking fees, unlike other hotels. This is first time experiencing having to pay for my own. I had to pay $24 for a day parking.

The front desk was very kind and very talkative, and the room was very clean and the equipment was very good. Breakfast is full, coffee juice is also available all day, and the living feeling is very good. The only thing to note is that you need a deposit of $100 per day for check-in and a credit card is supported, but you can discuss with the front desk not to cross all at once.

The trip was twisted and I asked the hotel that there was no first aid kit. The service did not track my situation, so it is not as good as the domestic, not the first class

This has been the worst experience I’ve ever had with a hotel! I book a 2 queen suite 5 months ago and the day we were checking in I found out our room was changed to a king suite with a pull out couch. That doesn’t work for a family of 4. We needed a bigger room so our 18 month old had room to move around and everyone would have a bed. I called once I saw the change and they said they needed to put me on hold and instead hung up on me and didn’t answer when I called back. I tried calling again an hour later and got through and explained the issue. I was told they were going to try and work it out since the hotel was booked full. When we arrived they said everything was fixed but after checking in and getting to our room it was just a regular room with 2 queens. So again I had to go back to the front desk to address the mistake. I showed the confirmation email from 5 months ago and was told all of the rooms like I booked were full and someone had changed my reservation and should have notified me but didn’t. My options were to take the 2 queen room I had, go back to the king suite, or wait over an hour for the manager to arrive and try to get a refund since we already hacked in. We decided to make the king suite work because it’s wasn’t going to be easy to find a new hotel and we were tired after an 11 hour drive. For the last 3 nights of our stay the people in the room above us were constantly stomping on the floor for hours. Our last night we finally had enough because we couldn’t get our 18 month old to sleep so we called the front desk. For the next hour the noise kept going so I went to the front desk and asked again and she said it was a room of kids on there school DC trip and she went up and got it taken care of.

This is what I wrote to the Manager of the hotel. Mr. Hassan, Let me congratulate you on assembling one of the finest teams of hotel workers I have known. I especially want to point out Diamond, Larry, Carl, Melanie and Lourdes at the front desk and Johannes in housekeeping. Although I didn’t speak to any of them I also appreciate the maids who serviced our room every day. The reason I want to mention each person is because each addressed the issues we were having in a friendly, personal and professional manner. When my husband and I get to our room, we go over it to make sure anything out of place is mentioned to the front desk staff before we unpack. We found the living room chair in disrepair, a knob missing from the stovetop and the TV wasn’t working. By the time we returned to the front desk with our report, Diamond was on duty and asked if we wanted to change our room. She personally came to the second room and we told her that we preferred the first room if the items that needed addressing could be resolved. In fact, some were resolved by the time we returned to the first room. I also want to let you know that I had the best night’s sleep I’ve had in a long time! This was my first time at a Residence and my husband and I agree that we now need a reason to come back. Having a full refrigerator, free wifi, hot buffet breakfast, a fantastic and helpful staff and all the other amenities has made this our go-to for future stays in Arlington/Crystal City. I only have one suggestion to make and that is for your buffet. I know there may be safety rules involved, but a hot buffet should stay hot; one morning I was the first one there and by the time I got to my table the waffles were cold. This continued the next days for the pancakes and french toast. If there’s a problem with keeping a flame under each tray, may I recommend you put one or two small microwaves in or immediately outside the buffet area.

 I have already recommended your hotel to a friend. And I’ll continue to do so to any and all who ask “What’s the best hotel in Arlington?”

Ctrip booked two double-bed rooms, ready to check in at the front desk, and only one double bed was answered. The Ctrip customer service was always busy. Later, a customer service called me to talk to the hotel front desk and gave them to the hotel. After a confirmation code inside, the hotel found another section of the department, or a double bed. The customer service phone changed the hotel front desk to a large bed. The front desk refused, said it could not be changed, and finally had to wait for Ctrip to negotiate, about an hour before and after. Finally, I went to the hotel on-duty manager to explain the situation before I was able to check in. I got my room card at 8:50 pm and 10:00 pm. After a long day of fatigue, it was a bit ugly to encounter this. The location is relatively close and the price is relatively cheap. After all, Hilton is a big name, but this type of hotel has to charge and expensive for breakfast. I still think that holiday inn and crown plaza are better and cost-effective.

The place was really nice everything was clean and organized and I love to come back to this property

My teenagers and I stayed overnight after a day trip in DC. Overall, our stay was pretty pleasant. Check-in was a breeze. I booked online and received my keys and information regarding breakfast (7-10 am on Saturday). The room was pretty clean and nicely decorated, plenty of storage. One downside to our room was the entry door. It was off track and hard to close. A time or two we were left vulnerable because the door wasn’t pulled hard enough to close properly. The facilities had just one working elevator which didn’t cause us much grief because we were on the second floor and close to the steps. Otherwise, there was a bit of a wait to gain access to the other floors. Breakfast was fine, pretty decent options. We don’t eat pork so the turkey bacon option was a pleasant surprise. Food seemed to be well-stocked and consistently replenished. Right off the highway. Mexican restaurant on same lot was good, great service too. Other quick food options across the street. My son tried the gyro spot and enjoyed it. Overall good stay.