Best Hotels near Scenic View, Woodbridge

I stayed there the night before I was taking the auto train to Florida. William was at the front desk when I checked in. He was very courteous. I asked him how to get to The Cheesecake Factory for dinner and he gave me very good directions. It was only about a mile away. The breakfast was more than adequate. There was waffles, sausage and scrambled eggs, hot and cold cereal, yogurt, bread for toasting, pastry, juice, coffee and tea. Upon checkout, Andy was at the desk and was very polite and friendly. I would definitely stay here again.

Classy hospitality in the morning! After a restful evening we arose to excellent customer service from the front desk receptionist. Anthony ensured that we were aware of all of the options for coffee and breakfast in order for us to have a great start to our morning. His professionalism and charm is exactly what every Courtyard Marriott guest should encounter during their business or leisurely stay. Thanks Anthony!

Nice hotel Hygiene: OK

All good with hotel. Still showing pending $220.58 deposit credit from hotel. Checked out on 3/11 and today 3/17. When this was paid in full on 8th Feb to Trip.com

Stayed here for one night before leaving early the next morning to run a race in the city. Super conveniently located right off the highway. Room was nice, although it felt like a lot of the bathroom got looked over in the remodel (shower looked worse for wear, but I appreciated the backlit mirror). They did offer free breakfast, but left too early to check it out. Overall, a much nicer Comfort Inn than many I've stayed at. Only thing that annoyed me was my check in experience: I asked about late check out if need be and was told there would be a charge for every hour (which should not be the case, as a rewards member).

I was very excited about my stay here, as I heard many wonderful things, especially from this site, but my experience was very different. If you want to find a delightful inn to stay at for your short trip to Woodbridge, STAY AT ANY OTHER ONE EXCEPT THIS ONE!!! The second that I walked into my room, a strange stench enveloped me. That part didn't really bother me, but the black mold in the bathroom did. I believe it was on the shower curtains and the ceiling of the bathroom. Then there were several interesting stains on the different pieces of furniture in the room. I will not say what it was, but if you have been to a low-rated motel or hotel, you know exactly the kind of stain that I am talking about. There were several on the couch, on the table, and the floor. The room was clearly overlooked when cleaning, and I would not be surprised if the maid didn't even change the sheets. There was even a dirty tea bag in the tea dispenser. Otherwise, the room was somewhat clean. There were different hairs on the towels and on the bed, but after what had been previously experienced, that seemed the least of our problems. Then there was the issue with the breakfast. If you want a nice, hot, breakfast buffet, go to the Hampton Inn. Granola bars, yogurt, and frozen breakfast sandwiches were the only options given. They literally say on their listing that they have a hot breakfast featuring foods like”eggs, waffles and meat to healthy options like yogurt and fresh fruit.” What a straight up lie! The only true thing that they wrote here was the yogurt, and even so, I think it was expired. To all of the travelers that are excited for their trip to Woodbridge: spend that extra 20 - 30 dollars for a stay at the Hampton in, because not only will you have a clean room, but an actual breakfast that will not require you to travel a few miles to be able to eat.

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.

My family and I stayed in this hotel on New Year’s Eve and while the hotel itself was okay, I have a lot of issues. 1) The biggest issue was that I got a screw in my tire from the parking lot. They are doing construction at the hotel and obviously do not clean up their mess. After checking in and finally finding a place to eat, which is limited in the area, we came out to find a flat tire. I went to complain to the front desk and was told,”Oh, sorry. I’ll make a note of that”. I had to call AAA and wait for them to come. Meanwhile, the restaurant closed (as did most others). I would have expected the hotel to offer some kind of compensation for the damage, the inconvenience and the frustration, but nothing. 2) Also, I called the day before to see how far it was off of route 95 since I am unfamiliar with the area and the man at the front desk said they were just off the highway. That was NOT true. They ended up being almost 8 miles off of 95!!! So after driving for over 6 hours and just looking for a place to eat and sleep, we had to drive another 15 minutes out of our way to get to this hotel.

We stayed here one night. The outside a d common areas were extremely dated. I was worried about the room but plesently surprised that the room was updated, new beds too! All was fine until about 2am when I woke to a consistent knocking noise. Wasn’t sure what it was, maybe the heater, maybe the room next door? Drifted in and out if sleep and when my alarm went off, still the knocking. Realized it was the mini fridge. Upon leaving I mentioned it to the lady at the front desk. Her response was “Why didn’t you unplug it?” No apology until she realized how rude she was and even then it was a half hearted apology. I wasn’t looking for a free room, etc, just a sincere apology and a promise that the issue would be addressed. Clearly she needs to learn how to empathize with the hotel guests.