We often come in town for business and have always stayed elsewhere. Not anymore! This hotel has…read moreawesome two room suites, two TV's, a full kitchenette with cooktop and large fridge. Dual thermostats one in living room area and one in bedroom. Full breakfast ( far better than 90% of hotels) This is a great option for anyone who needs an extended stay option. Also dogs under 100 lbs are allowed. Two per room.

I don't usually write reviews before the end of a stay, but since I'm not the guest and it was a…read moregroup gift to our parents/grandparents, I'm writing one now after being blown away by general manager Veronica's hospitality! When I booked, I added a note saying it was a gift, and a day later, Veronica called to let me know they'd still need a card for incidentals. As someone with hotel experience - my husband and I actually met working at one - I know this gesture was going the extra mile. Today, my sister-in-law told me my mom-in-law was excited about their room upgrade and warm welcome, and I'm sure they'll love their mini-vacation! I'm seriously impressed. I wish all hotels were this awesome! Now I'm thinking my husband and I need to check this place out too. Great job, Ronnie and Homewood Suites Woodbridge VA team!

My husband Bryan and his family had recently purchased a brick for his grandfather at the Marine…read moreCorps Museum, because of the close proximity to the museum our party of 7 booked our stay at the Hilton Garden Inn at Woodbridge. Bryan and I flew in from San Diego into DCA and drove down to Woodbridge, VA, the distance is 30 miles not bad at all especially for the cost of the hotel and the location. It's located right across the street from a shopping center and plenty of restaurants around it even though there is a restaurant and bar inside. When we arrived at the Hilton Garden Inn, we were greeted right away and checked in to our room. We were on the fifth floor, our room was very spacious, king size bed and fluffy pillows that were suspiciously really comfortable. I changed the temperature to 66 degrees, it's not constant central air but definitely left our room nice and cool with extra blankets in the closet. The bathroom was really spacious too with a large shower and plenty of towels and Neutrogena shampoo, conditioner and bar soap. Because we were only staying for 5 days we didn't really need the cleaning service. Outside of your door they provide you a list that you can fill out in case you are in need of anything else. I checked extra towels, body lotion and an extra pillow and the next morning it was outside of our door, it was great. In the morning, my husband and I used the "gym," it was really small but it did it's job. Plenty of cardio machines, weights but there's only machine cage, where you can do arms, legs and back workouts. I appreciated that it was open 24 hours. For the pool, it was nice and indoor which was great because the weather was so weird when went. I wish the jets in the jacuzzi was working but the water was perfectly hot. The pool is only 5 ft deep but being 5'1 it was nice and relaxing. If you go by the lobby they do have a mini store where you can buy snacks and little travel essentials. The team at the front desk are wonderful, they're so nice and helpful. One issue I did have was at the restaurant/bar area, on our first night our family decided to have dinner at the restaurant. We ordered our food and drinks but it took so long to get anything, I felt like our server was only trying to assist the guests at the bar. I had asked for a coke and my husbands uncle had to walk up to the bar to get the coke for me. Plus our food was sitting at the counter ready to be picked up. I felt like our server saw it but never brought it to us, we finally gave up and grabbed the food and set it to our table. My husbands grandmother who is so sweet was actually really upset that the food was just at the counter and no one had come out to get it for us. But because everything else was great I kept the score a 5, but I really wanted to give it a 4.5

Bonjour, buongiorno. Mozzarella here…read more Highly trained California service queen. International traveler. Connoisseur of respectable accommodations. Darling, I have standards. Unfortunately, this stay offered sticky carpet, questionable housekeeping, a stained mattress, noisy hallways, enough light at midnight to perform minor surgery, and an air conditioner whose commitment to air conditioning appeared largely theoretical. But none of that prepared me for checkout. Mama was told, "You're all set." No receipt. Mama's eyebrow went up. Suspicious, madame. She requested the receipt. AND VOILÀ! Approximately $62 worth of alcoholic beverages had mysteriously appeared on our room. Mama explained that we had not ordered drinks at the hotel. This seemed fairly straightforward to me, and I am seven pounds. Remove charges. Apologize. Investigate later. Release the royal family. Instead, we were treated to a 35-minute season finale of: MRS. MARPLE AND THE CASE OF THE MYSTERIOUS COCKTAIL. Receipts were examined. Papers were shuffled. Mama explained repeatedly that she had not ordered the drinks. Meanwhile, my carriage to Colonial Williamsburg was practically circling the porte-cochère. Finally, our detective uncovered the crucial evidence. AHA! The receipt had our room number on it. The NAME, however, belonged to a complete stranger. Then Mama was asked if that stranger's name was hers. No, madame. Mama had not changed her identity overnight. She remained Mama. The stranger remained the stranger. I remained sober. CASE CLOSED. Perhaps the mystery that actually needs solving is how your staff put a stranger's bar tab on our room in the first place. After the night we had already endured, spending another 35 minutes proving Mama was not secretly living a double life as a mysterious hotel cocktail enthusiast was not the vacation activity we had planned. Simply removing charges that never belonged to her did not restore the lost sleep, time, or chunk of our vacation morning. A parking comp, Hilton Honors points, or another gracious gesture would have gone a long way. Instead, the royal carriage departed late, tired, and still pondering Virginia's greatest unsolved mystery: WHO IS THE STRANGER WITH THE COCKTAILS? Virginia, ma chère, your first impression on this California queen has been... complicated. Mozzarella Highly trained service queen. Passenger of carriages. Keeper of standards. Seven pounds of investigative journalism. And absolutely NOT responsible for anybody's bar tab.

If you've stayed in a Hampton Inn, then you know the quality varies because they are franchises…read more What I can say is that this is the most high-end Hampton Inn I've ever stayed in. The breakfast was fantastic, the beds comfortable in the shower was worth mentioning. It's fully updated inside and I would stay here again in a heartbeat. They even had Cheerios for gluten-free celiac people like me.

Updating this review to confirm objective observations:…read more - the room layouts here are better than at the Holiday Inn across the street - the rooms are immaculate. NO spider webs anywhere. Not a spec of imperfection. Impressive - staff is quiet and not super talkative but they are very efficient. I quite appreciated this as I checked in fairly late and was too exhausted to small talk. I had my room key in seconds and was on my way to bed - as I ate my breakfast, they brought out more bacon. This is the way to make my heart sing. If you're weighing whether to stay here or at the Holiday Inn across the street, I'll gladly say there's no comparison. The Holiday Inn across the street is not 80% better and does not justify its rate. Stay at the Hampton.

Nice young man at check-in. Bathroom smells like a bus station bathroom (not a pleasant smell)…read more Bath towels were stained (?!) and had to get new ones. Seems to be a convenient area. Wish the coffee were available later. A/C is all or nothing. 4/5 USB ports broken. Microwave missing the turntable.

This was another disappointing stay at a Holiday Inn Express and probably the last. After arriving…read moreat midnight I asked the front staff if there was a coffee maker in the room. He said yes. The bare "pantry" behind the counter had no bottled water so I trudged back out into the night to find a 7-11. When I finally got to my room I found that there was no coffee maker. Instead they offer weak coffee 24/7 made from a machine. The bathroom shower curtain smelled of mildew and really overwhelmed the small space with the smell. The whole vibe was Motel 6. No frills. No bueno.

Decent and mostly clean coffee bar was great and willing to go out if their way. Pool and hot tubs…read morewere nice. Patio has a nice area. Five stars I reserve for exceptional but this hotel is more than adequate.

The hotel staff was amazing. Chris at the front desk is a 10/10 & the reason I had to do this…read morereview! He went above & beyond to make sure we enjoyed our stay. He even changed out the gas tank for the fire pit TWICE just so we could enjoy the terrace at night.

When I'm traveling by myself, I look for a location that is cheap and is also clean. I have stayed…read moreat this Days Inn several times and I can say that it hits both of those majority of the time. It's always cheap and, for the most part, clean. Now, it is a Days Inn and there are certain things that are relaxed when looking for a hotel if you're booking one of these. Staying here, I have never had any serious issues and recommend this location anyone traveling on a budget or just staying in town for one night. Usually quiet, easy to get sleep here!

I have to say this was one of the worst hotels but fortunately I did not need to spend the night…read morehere. We used this hotel to get my son ready for his girlfriend's prom and needed somewhere to change after our out of state drive. As fast as I got the keys from the desk to check in is as fast as he got dressed and we checked out! What was wrong: the hotel halls smelled bad, I can't even describe it. To get to the second floor, we had to walk around the side of the building, enter and go up a flight of steps. Let's not even talk about the out-dated room. Will I ever return, NO but I guess you get what you pay for!

This property has an amazing staff and they take their security very seriously. The front desk…read morealways had a team member and the security camera was monitored. The cleaners did an amazing job and were always friendly. The breakfast is the basics of coffee and juice but there are plenty of options nearby. The parking lot has some abandoned vehicles but if you notice there is a collision place as well as a meineke and jiffy lube. Highly recommended for value

A very nice place for stay and enjoy the wonderful services. Each everything is fine, even staff is…read morelike family.RJ

There's always that fear factor whenever reserving budget accommodation, and this was no exception…read more The published reviews really didn't help put my mind at ease, either. All in all though, it was a decent two-night stay although not without some hesitation. - What's with these so-called non-smoking rooms that smell like anything but?! Clothes smelled just like the room as we left. - Water pressure both in the shower and the tap was very weak, and I ended up having to gyrate in the shower just so I could rinse all around. - Thin walls and noise issue...at least the baby stopped crying and the neighbours stopped yelling just long enough for us to stay asleep a decent amount. On the plus side, it's just up the road from Waffle House and a convenience store, although we didn't need either. Staff were reasonably friendly and we appreciate free WiFi and parking.

When we walked it it was hot and musty like someone had just taken a shower... we thought we were…read morein someone else's room there were towels on the floor, wash cloths on the hangers, the room was absolutely DISGUSTING! Dirty used towels left on the sink, hair in the shower, coffee stains on the sink... DO NOT STAY HERE!!! I repeat DO NOT STAY HERE!!

Our stay in this facility, along with one at another Red Roof the night before, have convinced us…read moreto reluctantly give up on the Red Roof brand we have preferred in our travels for many years. I am sure there are plenty of branches in the chain that would live up to our expectations, but these two did not, so the chain is no longer reliable enough to count on. The older couple on duty when we checked in were fine. Especially the wife, who is obviously the brains of the operation when they are working, and who is helpful and pleasant. We got our room key (only one key card for two of us, oddly enough), but when we stepped into the room we were knocked back by the small of cigarettes. I am sure cigarette smells are difficult to eradicate from a room, but I am not convinced any effort had been made in this case. So I went back to the front desk and the woman helpfully grabbed her master key and we went in search of a suitable room. The first one we checked was having ceiling work done, she remembered, and the next one turned out to be occupied, so we tried a third room and I didn't smell cigarette, so that was the winner. We settled in. There were a couple of small issues right out of the gate, such as there being no coffeemaker. You know, those tiny one-cup things hotels seem to use nowadays? We don't make dreadful coffee with them, but they are handier than using a microwave to heat water to make our own hot drinks. Also, the toilet didn't flush efficiently, so a second flush was often required to get the job done. But later in the evening a worse problem evolved: a multiple dripping water leak from the ceiling near the interior door to the hallway. It was dripping in three places and the plaster looked like it had been repaired already for such a leak previously. I went down to the lobby and the old gentleman was there. He asked if we wanted a new room because maintenance wouldn't be able to look at it until the next morning. I said we could live with it if it didn't get worse as it was not in our living space but just next to the door. I asked if they wanted to look at it and maybe put a bucket down. Plus I suspected it was related to a shower being taken and they could see exactly where it was leaking. But he just asked a couple more times if we wanted a new room, so I figured we had reached the end of our conversation. I reiterated that we were fine and went back to the room. Later on the drip stopped, as I had surmised it would. I think the woman would have wanted to do more, but who knows? So this wasn't a tragedy for just one night, but as I said, it feels like the Red Roof brand is not up to the standard when we started using it when we traveled with pets many years ago.

This hotel was dark, dirty, and run down. And that's just the exterior in lobby. Thankfully, I did…read morenot experience any of the actual rooms because they had a water pipe burst and didn't have any rooms available. The man at the front desk apologized and said I would get a full refund. However, when I called the company to request my refund, they did not want to give it to me. And in fact, tried to accuse me of never showing up for my reservation. So I am currently battling to get my money back.