I came to visit some family in town, and they requested that we stay at this hotel. Upon checking…read morein, there was a power outage due to the data centers in the area. We did arrive a couple of hours early, and even with the inconvenience, the woman at the front desk was very apologetic and tried her best to see if we could get checked in early and into our room. Her manager was there on his day off trying to get everything back up and running, and he even offered us a free room for the inconvenience, which we truly appreciated. I never got anyone's names, but everyone who worked there was so lovely. The entire staff was accommodating, kind, and extremely helpful. I really enjoyed my stay here, and I also loved their complimentary breakfast. I usually never eat hotel breakfast, but this one was actually delicious. Thank you again to the staff. Each and every one of you made our stay pleasant.

If you want very basic accommodations, you may like this hotel. However, if you are a person who…read moreenjoys having a coffee maker in their room, quiet, and furniture with drawers, avoid this place. The in-house food center is a circular store with various very expensive selections. This must be Tru's version of a restaurant? No frills. No real customer service. The beds are comfortable, but you can get little sleep because the walls are paper thin. You can hear every footstep of the patrons in the room above yours and the movings about of those in the room next door. Tru hotel is ok if you're only looking to crash somewhere for the night. For example, there were quite a few motorcyclists staying over as they went on a multi-day tour. They came to Tru for a Sleep-and -go. Not my style. I like to enjoy a hotel experience. This hotel is designed for very functional efficiency. Tru is the hostel of The Hilton Line.

Ms Joy was just as her name said... A Joy! She is the sweetest, friendliest person I think I have…read moreever had the pleasure of checking me in at a hotel. She is informative and helpful. The hotel is very clean and welcoming. I'm so glad I booked my stay here.

The hotel itself was pretty decent but the staff weren't pleasant enough for me to be satisfied…read morewith their customer service skills. We had to wait for HOURS for our room to be ready, the heat wasn't adjusted properly so we woke up several times during the night to run it off then turn it on again (it was so annoying!!!). We had to ask for clean towels more than once because for some strange reason the only gave us one of everything even though we asked for two sets (I guess thy assumed we would take their items) which was also annoying because we were there for a birthday celebration in another state so we were right on time. I'm not -00% sure if I'll visit this location again but probably not.

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.

Very nice clean, great customer service, has small bar ( cash or card) and great breakfast with a…read morevariety of items which are included in the stay.... Small pool and gym. The best part of the stay was the room clean, roomy and the shower was low threshold glass door and Grace and Co. shampoo, conditioner and body wash which was AMAZING... can't say enough about this hotel!!!

We were in town for a wedding and stayed here for a couple nights. I'd say it's more of a 3.5…read morerating. While I considered rounding up for the breakfast offerings, I'm rounding down because I didn't have the restful stay that I was hoping for. Pros: - clean hotel with complimentary continental breakfast - decent breakfast spread - scrambled eggs, breakfast potatoes, and a protein were served each day. There was pork sausage on one day and bacon on another. There's also a DIY waffle maker, cereal station with a few dispensers, and oatmeal bar with a mix of toppings to add in. On Sunday, there was also French toast sticks (these were dry but you can drown them in syrup). On Monday, instead of French toast sticks, they had hard-boiled eggs and fresh fruit. Both days also had a basket of apples and bananas (the bananas looked much more appealing than the apples). They had a good condiment section (jellies, butter, peanut butter, cream cheese, Nutella, etc.). I also liked that they had salsa and shredded cheese for the eggs. There was also a fridge of milk and yogurt, a juice machine, and coffee and tea station, which included flavored syrups. They do take the coffee away after breakfast, but there is a coffee maker in the room. - room had a microwave and mini fridge, iron and ironing board, and hair dryer. No safe. - fitness center and pool are included amenities. There was also a computer in the lobby for their "business center" - luggage carts were easily available - plenty of parking available - good location near several shops and other shopping areas Cons: - check-in is at 3pm. We came around 4:30 pm and the room (executive suite) was still not ready. They estimated a 45-60 minute wait. We debated unloading the car, sitting in the lobby and waiting, but decided to leave and check out the shops nearby. The hotel didn't offer anything for the inconvenience, only their "apologies." - Super uncomfortable beds! I did not get restful sleep at this hotel. I felt like I was sleeping on a cot (it's not ~ I checked... but you could have fooled me...) - minimal toiletries available. Aside from the body wash, shampoo, and conditioner pumps in the shower, the only toiletries on the counter were one make-up remover wipe and a cleansing bar. No lotion, supplemental facial soap, mouthwash, etc. - water from the water station in the fitness center tasted stale - front desk staff was not super present. Whenever I was in the lobby, the front desk space was often vacant. We didn't have any issues to address, but staff did not seem very accessible The property is nice overall and the facilities are clean. Call it a princess and the pea scenario, but these beds are not for me.

I decided to stay here because a friend was having a birthday party and didn't want to drive home…read moreafterward. One of the reasons I gave it 2 stars is that for breakfast, they only have Jimmy Dean breakfast sandwiches. Of course, I passed on that offer. Second, I was ready to take a shower before checking out, and the shower faucet was broken. It was definitely an inconvenience. I had to get home, so I just checked out and drove home.

Best Western is gradually becoming my go-to "budget" hotel chain; I decided to join their frequent…read morestay program. Choice Hotels and Holiday Inns (where I've been a frequent stay member for 20+ years) have been going downhill for me for several years, and my Wyndham (Days Inn, Howard Johnson's, Ramada Inn, Super 8, TraveLodge) frequent stay club membership is basically useless since the points are erased after a few months of inactivity. As a fairly regular traveler for business and pleasure, I am just looking for a clean, affordable place to hang my hat for a night or two. Marriotts, Hiltons/Hampton Inns, Hyatts are not needed for my basic needs. This BW location off Sudley Road and I-66 in Manassas is in a motel/hotel hub. At least 5 other motels/hotels at this exit. This Best Western was probably built in the 1970s based on its design (the "courtyard" design that was popular in the '70s and early '80s), and the bathroom was woefully dated (and the tub was kind of gross). But I suspect the bathrooms will be renovated soon as the rest of the rooms are being renovated. The rooms are quiet, because of the outdoor courtyard design, with exterior entrances. There is a cute little pool in the courtyard too. The staff was efficient and friendly. The bed super comfortable. Despite the small bathroom area with a small sink, the room itself (at least the king-size room I had) has a larger sink in the main room. The biggest flat screen TV I've seen in a budget hotel. If you are visiting Manassas for battlefield tours, this is a perfect place for a family stay. The rooms are clean and it won't break the bank.

Comfortable 2 queen bed room, decor could use some help however. The bathroom was a good size…read more The staff was a bit checked out when I arrived (no pun intended) and seemed like they were struggling to care to be there. In their defense, It may have been shift swap when I checked in. The reason I am giving only 4 stars is that they were having a function in the breakfast/lobby area the day we stayed and the music was so loud you couldn't get away from it in your room. Thankfully it was over by bedtime, but it was pretty awful until then. Pool onsite, conveniently located in town. Free breakfast was delicious.

First of all I would like to say that the only reason I gave them any stars is only because the…read morebreakfast they offered is decent and they have a Wawa right next door. They made a requested late check-in, into a big deal and they voided my second day, because I checked in late, when I specifically informed them of my late arrival, but they did not have an issue getting paid for the stay. Furthermore, the door is locked after a certain time and you have to wait to be let in so that you can go to your room, that action made me not want to go out because I like to come and go as I please, not have to ask permission to go out!! I also felt I was catfished by the pictures of the pool online and what was the actual pool, it looks seedy and probably has algae growing in it, and it's an indoor pool, I've never stayed at a Comfort Suites, and don't think I'll ever stay at another one. I've stayed at a lot of motels, here and abroad and I overlook basic things, but this was a little bit much, so you've been warned about this place, stay at your own risk!!!

The Inn at Evergreen is a beautiful property with exceptional service and accomodations. The…read moreMagnolia Room has a great king bed and very nice sitting area. Highly recommend! Thank you for a very relaxing visit! Barbara McConaghie

Book the whole house for your Evergreen wedding!! It was…read moresimply perfect in every way for the Bride's side for October wedding. Rooms all have full baths and are so lovely and unique. And the whole house is massive, and complete with many different rooms for groups to chill, play games, etc, as well as some balcony areas for more "alone time with a book" or whatnot when needed. Honeymoon Suite is just gorgeous , complete with modern claw tub and fireplace (although there is nowhere to hang anything, but maybe there's a reason for that?) . The Groom's Parlor is perfect with seating, mini fridge and wet bar area, for the guys to chill before the Big Day. Great coffe bar area that is always full, and an ice maker for your use (yay!) I just can't say enough about the Inn and the staff, and it is worth every penny! You will not be disappointed with booking the whole house!

A very nice suite with plenty of room, but a few maintenance issues…read moreWe stayed at the Residence Inn in Manassas while visiting the area and overall had a very nice four-star experience. Check-in was easy, and the staff was friendly and helpful. We stayed in a two-bedroom suite that had two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a common living and kitchen area between them. The kitchen was well equipped with a stove, oven, and microwave, which was very convenient, especially for a longer stay. The layout provided plenty of room and allowed everyone to have some privacy while still having a common area to spend time together. The hotel also has a workout room, pool, and laundry room. We did have a few issues that kept this from being a five-star stay. The doors to both bathrooms were surprisingly difficult to open and close and could definitely use some adjustment or maintenance. We also had an issue in the laundry room. One of the front-loading washers was apparently not working, and when we opened the door, we discovered it was still full of water and some of the water came out onto the floor. We immediately closed the door and reported the problem to the staff. Unfortunately, the water remained on the laundry room floor for several hours before it was cleaned up, which I thought should have been handled much more quickly because of the potential slipping hazard. The laundry was also $4 to wash and another $4 to dry each load, which was higher than several other hotels we have stayed at recently. Overall, however, we enjoyed our stay. The large two-bedroom suite, full kitchen, friendly staff, and amenities made it a comfortable place to stay, but some additional attention to maintenance and responding more quickly to problems would make it even better. Enjoy!

Perfect for us! They have a two bedroom which is perfect for me and my not so quiet snoring…read morehusband. I prefer this to getting 2 rooms or one of us sleeping on an uncomfortable couch. And all the bedrooms have a tv. This is not a new swanky property, but it's kept up, clean, comfortable and the front desk staff is attentive.

I was in my room getting ready for the day and just lounging around watching World Cup…read morepre-coverage. I then get a phone call from the front desk asking if I was checking out today (the 15th). I said that my reservation had check out the 16th (it does). She said her system shows otherwise so I have to leave. I told her that I would come to the front desk as I have the app showing the 16th and email confirmation. She didn't care and after several times telling me I had to leave she finally said to come to the front desk. When I got there she had a print out form their system (best western) that says the 15. COMPLETELY CALMLY I explained that there is clearly an issue as my reservation - very clearly states (and she never denied even to her own manager) that my check out is the 16th. I had a Rental Car as well and that was also the 16th with multiple forms of confirmation. I am a IT networking professional out on a business trip - not a scammer. I asked her to contact Expedia - Best Westerns business partner who sent the reservation - and she refused and told her it was my responsibility. She patently refused and by this point was instantly rude and angry. I asked her to call her manager and she refused stating she would absolutely NOT call him, he was sick and didn't care. She told me she would, instead, call the cops (all of this was on at the front desk ON CAMERA so I am speaking with empirical accuracy and everything I am saying can be confirmed). She told me this multiple times and told me she didn't care that my multiple points of confirmation state the 16th; her system said the 15th and that is what she was going to go by and if i didn't leave she would call the cops. I am a legitimate business professional so I stood my ground and told her to contact the manager. Somehow she was instantly able to get the manager on the phone. He told her just to give me the room. This upset her - because she 'lost' her made up battle with a random stranger who never did anything wrong to her ever - so she said F you (the actual word not the letter) to me in front of a couple with a young child (probably 2 years old). I then went to my room and packed up my stuff and left as this is now a SERIOUS legal issue for me. I then drive to a parking lot and contact the manager - I took one of his cards from the front desk - and I tried to call him. He would not pick up (the front desk got him immediately and he is aware of the escalating situation). I then send him a series of texts requesting he reach out, explaining the situation, and stating that this was a significant legal issue that needs to be addressed through proper legal channels. No response. I get in touch with expedia who confirm my check out date was the 16th and who sent me ANOTHER email absolutely confirming the 16th hotel check out at that VERY hotel (he even asked me to provide the room number they gave me) and car return. He puts me on hold to reach out to the very same Best Western to determine what happened. After 5 minutes he tells me that she was unbelievably rude to him, he couldn't believe it, she refused to provide him any information and refused to escalate him to any management. He told me that he was going to personally send in an email to Best Western - from Expedia - because of the way she TREATED HIM; the representative. This is the experience I just had - today - 6/15/26 from this horrendous 'business'.

I would love to give them more than 2 stars but we needed to get new keys every day which was…read moreannoying. They also tried to check us into a room that wasn't even clean when we arrived at 5pm which was way past the cleaning time. Our current room has a shower curtain that doesn't work and the cold water wouldn't work until I personally fixed it. The best part is that the fridge, TV and bed work and are nice. Although the sheets are not especially clean. Also no soap and when we asked about it they said they would fix it but never happened.