Residence Inn Arlington Rosslyn

1651 North Oak Street, Arlington, Virginia, 22209, United States | 3 star hotel

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Charlottesville to Washington DC

A travel blog entry by zoeh

Wow, what a day. It was crazy, frustrating, awesome, and hilarious all at the same time. In the morning after breakfast we went to Monticello, the home that Thomas Jefferson built. Actually, it was more of an estate, because the grounds were huge. The house was set up on top of a hill that overlooked the 5,000 acres that Jefferson owned. It was so …

Washington DC

A travel blog entry by zoeh

Well, another great day has come and gone. And I am completely in love with DC! I woke up early this morning to use the hotel's exercise room (two weeks sitting in a car and eating southern cooking has started to take its toll), which was a great start to the day. It's amazing how much better I always feel after exercising. We enjoyed a very nice …

Washington DC

A travel blog entry by zoeh

Another day full of walking. We walked over to see Georgetown in the morning, which was a nice walk, but we discovered that the law school is located at another campus on the other side of town. The main Georgetown campus is really nice though. We walked around the streets in Georgetown and the girls went shopping on M Street, which is basically …

A Spiced Ending

A travel blog entry by travel4eternity

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At 6:30 we walked over to Union Station. It's one of the big train stations in DC, and has shops and restaurants. It's an impressive building with lovely architectural details, but the net hung overhead sort of ruined the look. The cafe in the center was very cool, a two-leveled, open arrangement in the center of the station, and the place we meant to eat in looked very black-tie, so we ate at Thunder Grill. It's a Mexican restaurant with a very ...

Day 15 - It's like Bunker Hill...ahh, who cares?

A travel blog entry by monahan

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... Memorial. Again, it was totally cool to see another iconic building up close – it really is larger than life. We got there just in time (about 8:00 PM) hear a presentation about Lincoln, the Monument and 9/11. Like the NPS “show” in Philadelphia, this one was just as informative, moving and entertaining. We wandered around the Monument for over an hour – and looked north over the Reflecting Pool (drained ...

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This 3 star hotel, located on 1651 North Oak Street, Arlington, is near U.S. Marine Corps War Memorial, Theodore Roosevelt Island Park, Theodore Roosevelt Island Park, and Jack's Boats.
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    Historical Traveler Reviews Residence Inn Arlington Rosslyn

    Great hotel and location

    from AlanandHarriet

    Or group of bicyclists and non bicyclists had 5 rooms at this Residence Inn and we were not disappointed. The hotel staff was very accomodating in working with us to overcome the only minor hitch in our stay. The rooms were well furnished, large and very comfortable. The breakfast served was exceptional with enough variety, hot and cold food for everyone's preference. The location cannot be beat whether one chooses to take the Metro (2 blocks) or bike trails (3 blocks). When we chose not to eat in DC there were enough choices within walking distance to appease everyone. Pricing varies and you can occassionally pick up a true bargin. Otherwise prices are comparable to others in the Arlington area and less than in DC. We definitely will return.

    Very pleasant stay.....great location

    from bredo

    We stayed at the Residence Inn for a long weekend. We were quite pleased with the hotel. It is not a flashy hotel, but is very clean and was more than adequate for our stay.

    Positives::

    Affordable weekend rate

    Great breakfast buffet: eggs, biscuits 'n gravy, sausage patties, muffins, cereal...etc.

    Convenient location: Metro stop very close, several attractions are close

    Room were spacious and clean

    Convenient parking below the building

    Late night cookies were outstanding

    Negatives:

    Area not very lively on weekends....basically a business district

    Not any fancy amenities

    $10 per day parking (may be standard for the area??)

    Overall, we were very happy with our stay

    Great value for a short stay

    from anonymous

    We arrived on Thursday night, Dec 1 and checked out on Monday, Dec 5, 2005. We had a great AAA/CAA rate of $104 per night for a one bedroom suite which we booked at the Marriott site. Parking in the garage underneath the hotel was extra at $10/day. The nice thing about booking directly at Marriott instead of one of the famous online sites (travelocity, orbitz, expedia etc.) is that they don't charge your credit card up front and that you can cancel up to 24 hours before the arrival date. Marriott also guarantees the best rate, which I found to be true by checking the 3rd party sites.

    The room was very clean and the kitchen well equipped. Since we traveled with our toddler son, we requested a portable crib, which is available free of charge (Graco Pack & Play), but which they don't want to confirm with your reservation. This is irritating because you are not sure whether you should go to the trouble of bringing your own crib. Eventually, after a couple of phone calls to the desk, I had enough confidence to rely on the availability of a hotel crib. I found the suite a bit smaller than I had hoped it would be. There was definitely no room in the bedroom for the crib (and it is quite a small crib), so we put it in front of the TV in the living area. Consequently, we had to fold it up every morning, just so we would have enough space to move around.

    The hot breakfast was more than adequate. They offer scrambled eggs, sausage patties, potatoes, biscuits and gravy every morning (no bacon though). You can also get cold cereals, yogurt, fruit salad and the usual assortment of bread and bagels as well as juice/tea/coffee. In addition, you can make your own waffles. All in all, a very satisfactory breakfast considering it is included in the price of the room. The staff was good at replenishing everything quickly and at keeping the tables clean. They also have high chairs for small kids. I am, however, not sure what would happen if the hotel were full and everybody tried to have breakfast at once, since there aren't that many tables and the food is laid out in quite a small area.

    The free cookies at the reception desk were great and we helped ourselves to them often.

    I made use of the single computer they have to go online and check my mail. I often had to wait my turn though. It would be great if they could put in at least one more PC.

    I am often annoyed (and kept awake) by noisy air circulation systems at hotels and scrutinize these reviews for relevant comments. My verdict on the noise level from the heating system at this hotel is "moderate". Not whisper quiet, but not very loud either.

    We did not have much luck getting good directions from staff at the desk because their proficiency in English was not very good. The roads immediately around the hotel were quite confusing when we first arrived by car from the airport, so I would advise everybody to make sure that they get good directions ahead of arriving. The Metro is within convenient walking distance. Many of the closest restaurants (towards the Metro) serve the Rosslyn office towers and are therefore closed on weekends and after hours. However, if you walk/drive west up Wilson Boulevard, you will soon encounter several restaurants. About 1.5-2km (approx 1 mile) from the hotel, you will find many shops and restaurants that together comprise a lively entertainment district between the twin roads of Wilson (one way west) and Clarendon (one way east).

    All in all, great value for a short stay!

    Very good value.

    from anonymous

    We stayed at the Residence Inn Rosslyn over the weekend. It was great. The rooms are comfortable and clean. The staff was excepitonell friendly and helpful. The area around the hotel is tidy but boring. The subway station is a ten minute walk away, ten minutes by tube and you're in the heart of D.C. Minuses: the hotel is not easy to find and the breakfast is lousy and the breakfast room is overcrowded. But all told, at least on weekends you'll get a real good value here particularly when you're with a group of three or four.

    Very nice at Rosslyn Residence Inn

    from anonymous

    Our studio unit was very very clean, exceptionally large, very helpful front reception service. Location was also very good, close to Metro (3 blocks), stores, shops, restaurants. We were offered hot breakfast and some evening buffets (3 days a week). Would definitely stay there again. Good value with our senior discount. Parking garage was extra $10 per nite.

    Will stay again

    from Laoma

    Good location. Lots of restaurants within walking distance.

    Nice service.

    Breakfast buffet is good.

    It would be better if they have swimming pool and whirlpool.

    It was a little confusing to find the place according to map quest.

    Very Good Hotel and Location

    from tmynatt

    We stayed for a long weekend while touring downtown DC. We flew into Dulles Airport and hopped on the Metro Bus (3$) which delivered us to the Rosslyn Metro Stop. The hotel is a couple of blocks walking from the Metro Stop, but it seemed like a really short walk. The hotel itself was clean and the free breakfast really starts a day off right. There is a grocery store close by (even closer than the Metro) and you can actually do your own cooking in the full kitchen of your room, if you want. We would definitely stay there again.

    Everyting but the weather

    from anonymous

    Even though the weather was horrific, we were lucky to have the Residence Inn to come home to each evening. The staff was great especially the morning desk receptionist who was always happy and totally accomodating. The cost of the room was high since we were there midweek, but that is normal for DC. This place would be an absolute steal if you could get the weeekend rates. One word of caution, you must like to walk if you stay here. Metro is only 2 blocks and Georgetown a 20 minute walk over the Key Bridge. Nice morning breakfast and evening treats. Rooms clean and quiet which was important since we were ther during Easter BReak and there were noisy Middle schoolers all over the city. Excellent shopping just a metro ride away at Pentagon City and of course in Georgetown. Be careful about taxi service to hotel. We were totally ripped off an arrival as it cost $30 for taxi from airport. The wonderful morning receptionist got us a private towncar for $15 for our airport return!!!

    OK, but with some problems

    from anonymous

    I stayed for nearly a month, but mostly because of necessity. The hotel was nice because of convenience and the free food several days a week.

    However, the AC/Heating unit was hard to regulate, the rooms often had a greasy or tobacco smell (my room was designated as non-smoking), and the walls were fairly thin, so it was easy to hear one's neighbors.

    Overall, I am not sure Ill be returning here again.

    Terrific

    from FamilyTravels

    Helpful, friendly, conscientious staff made this a pleasant place to return to each night. Only two blocks to Metro, restaurants and grocery store.

    TripAdvisor Reviews Residence Inn Arlington Rosslyn

    4.00 of 5 stars Excellent