My wife and I had a free night that we needed to use, so we decided to give the Tysons Marriott a try. We planned to catch a movie, have lunch, and spend the night at the hotel. First, if you're looking for a great movie theater that serves lunch and dinner, the CMX Theater at Tysons Galleria is very nice, and the food was good. I would recommend going around lunchtime because it was very quiet and relaxing. As for the Marriott, the room itself was okay. When I made the reservation, I applied a Suite Night Award in hopes of getting an upgrade. I was never notified about the outcome, so I contacted the hotel and was told the upgrade was not honored because the hotel was supposedly sold out. That was a little difficult to understand. We checked in around 5:00 PM, and the parking lot did not appear very full, while the garage had plenty of open spaces. We also spent some time in the M Club around 5:30 PM. There were probably 7-10 couples coming and going while we were there, but it was never crowded. The hotel bar was also very quiet, with no one sitting at the bar and only four people in one booth. Based on what we saw, it was hard to believe the hotel was completely sold out. Unfortunately, this seems to be part of a bigger issue I've noticed with Marriott since the new computer system was introduced. Upgrade options and services that used to be available seem to have disappeared. Even when I don't have an elite upgrade certificate and simply ask at the front desk about an available upgrade, it seems much harder to get one. As a Titanium Elite member, I find that disappointing. The M Club itself was pleasant, and we enjoyed sitting there, having some snacks, relaxing, and talking with other guests. However, breakfast was disappointing compared with other M Clubs we've stayed at. The eggs were probably the best-looking item available, but we've had considerably better breakfasts at other Marriott M Clubs. We also had to call the front desk because the sound on our television stopped working, although that issue was eventually addressed. Overall, the stay was okay, but nothing really stood out as exceptional. We've stayed at many Marriott properties and have had much better experiences, particularly with upgrades and M Club breakfast. I hope Marriott gets some of these service issues straightened out because, as a Titanium Elite member, I feel like some of the benefits and service I've come to expect from Marriott are slipping. read more

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We stayed for one night great staff easy check in room was clean and nice size. Very quiet even with being so close to the main hwy. We had breakfast at the hotel's restaurant the next morning everything was good and great service. Easy check out the next morning. I highly recommend this hotel if you need a hotel in this area read more

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I always love staying at Marriott. They have a clean vibe. Rooms smell great and feel welcoming with modern decor. I am not entirely sure why, but I always end up waking with a feeling of throat closing up when I sleep on hotel linens. But not at Marriott. Their bathrooms are clean. Room had hair dryer, ironing box/stand, a small fridge, safety lock box and a nice large TV. Front desk staff are nice and friendly. They have a small market with basic essentials. I forgot to pack my comb and they had one. That was convenient. It is relatively expensive than other hotels in the area. For the price, they do not provide free breakfast. They have a restaurant available, although expensive. read more

My experience started off badly, but got better. First off, it's annoying when a suburban hotel with a parking lot charges for parking. Check-in was fine. Upon entering the room however, I was overwhelmed by a perfume-like scent. I turned up the AC to lessen the intensity. The room is a little on the small side. The TV is nice and large, and has good channel selection. The shower was good. It was a bit noisy in the morning with the elevator dings, and people going in and out of the adjoining rooms. If you're able to use the M Lounge, it was excellent. Good late afternoon - evening apps and desserts. Attendant did a great job of tidying up, and keeping things stocked. Breakfast the next day was decent, I like the coffee machine and there were a few hot selections. Hotel is close to the mall. I can see myself returning at some point. read more

Rate 4.5 Back at this beautiful place again. The staff here are sooo AWESOME and kindhearted! To name a few.....Marcus, Ferwione, Lulu, Philippe, Britney , Minh. They are all great assets to this location and make you feel like family here. My room was clean and comfortable as usual. Its a great location. I love that they are walking distance to a large shopping mall and food places. But I must say they have a good chef here because they also have delicious food at the hotel ( shout out to chef Richard) when you just want to stay indoors or not leave the hotel. Thank you for another great stay!! read more

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I had a nice stay at Tysons Corner Marriott for my birthday weekend earlier this year. At the time of booking, they had a special where I was able to add access to the M Lounge with my stay. Since it was my birthday, I chose this option. I got a king bed room. The room was clean and comfortable. I loved the shower. The M Lounge provided snacks and alcohol-free beverages throughout the day as well as dinner at night. I didn't take full advantage of the M Lounge benefits like I should have. However, I did grab dinner from the hotel restaurant using the M Lounge benefits. One issue that I did have is that the staff didn't really explain the M Lounge benefits to me. I had to ask where it was and what it included. To make matters worse, my key didn't allow access when I tried to get in. I had to go back to the desk and get this corrected. Other than that issue, I enjoyed my stay. read more

At first I was planning to give this Marriot a low rating but by the end of our stay I had thoroughly changed my mind. Initial impressions are fine but nothing special - this is clearly an older location which has been visually updated but has not been remodeled on a larger scale. The rooms are small, especially lacking in closet space which posed a challenge as we needed several coats for the weather during our visit. Although by simply being open the M club was leagues ahead of most other locations in the US (they are far more reliable abroad) - at first we were disappointed that the M club did not have it's advertised happy hour wine available. With drinks here being expectedly pricey, that was an annoyance. However, everything else about the M club was very good. They had both a breakfast buffet that included hot meats and a waffle station, as well as a light dinner buffet for snacking or to even serve as your dinner. The M club is a benefit of status or an additional add on you can purchase with your stay. In most of the US it's a disappointment that is either never open or lacking any of it's advertised amenities. At this location the club was reliably open 24 hours and despite not having the expected wine happy hour, was otherwise everything you expected. The service and staff here were also very pleasant which adds to my change in perception from first impressions and is why I'm upping my rating. The food at the lobby restaurant was pretty good and service was friendly. The prices are in line with the Marriot experience - so higher than market. This is an annoyance but not unexpected and there are a lot of food options within a short walk of this location. read more

Great staff, fast checkin to the room and everything was clean and the room was spacious. Nothing to complain about when the bed is like sleeping in clouds. read more

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Marriotts get most of their basics right and that's what keeps their engine running. We got a room reserved through Hotels.com just on the day of reservation and so glad we did that ahead of time. It was the Cherry blossoms weekend at the DC and they got all their 400 rooms fully booked for the night, from what we learnt from the receptionist. The hotel is enormous and has ample parking spaces on front of their entrance and also on the rear side. The good part is that the cars are secure as you need your room ID to enter and exit though the gates. Checkin and checkout were a breeze and the room was tidy and well kept. The common gym room was super spacious and well maintained. I rate this place a star less for we had issues with the design of the sinks inside the bathrooms. It had no depth that you need to be careful to even gargle water and spit into it as it may spray back right at you. read more

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Quick weekend stay and I was actually surprised how close this location is to Tyson's Mall! Gas stations and restaurants close by as well. On one hand: Beautiful hotel that has a great lobby/bar area. Upon arrival there were many just hanging out; quite inviting. They honored our request of being on a high floor (15th), though we did end up with the handicapped accessible room. Asked for a different one but none were available. Nice staff. Nice gym with bright lights that was well kept along with their guest bathrooms. They even have washer and dryers for guest that I believe are free. Retractable curtains with a push of a button! On the other hand: No free breakfast (I found out the hard way). No pool. Parking is around $10 a day & only accessible via room key. read more

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I was here for a military DoD conference and was here a whole week. The hotel was fantastic. The staff was great as was the room and restaurant. I ate here twice and the grilled cheese sandwich and tomato soup is not to be missed. It's really that good. If I come back I am staying here and having that same meal again. read more

*25 Million renovation completed here 3 months ago with Modern slick design. I stayed here during the soft opening of the restaurant. I'm a snob when it comes to hotels and this location gets it right. No matter what level of membership you are (Silver, Gold, Platinum, Titanium OR Ambassador) the customer service by the staff is top notch. I'm a regular at the Ritz-Carlton in Tyson's, I would say the staff here is better. They go above and beyond. Especially Ivan. There's an M lounge for Platinum, Titanium and Ambassador level with free breakfast. 15 floors, a new gym, restaurant, bar and several meeting rooms. I gave 4 stars because I didn't see a lot of cleaning in the common areas, elevators, garages and gym during covid. No vacuuming of the hallway, mopping the floors, elevators or shift cleaning of the common areas through-out the day like other hotels (I.e Hilton and Hyatt). The rooms are nice, but depending on where you stay the noise can be extremely loud during the night. I would suggest asking for a quiet room when checking in Pros - Staff provide excellent customer service and goes beyond - Renovated modern sleek design - M lounge for Platinum, Titanium, and Ambassador level with free breakfast - Brand new gym - Several Meeting rooms Cons - Housekeeping should be utilize more frequently to keep the common areas clean like the Elevators, Rugs (Vacuuming), Tables, Gym and Floors (Mopping). - Noise level can be loud depending on your room selection. -Parking is $18 a day. Way more than the Ritz's that's down the street that's charging only $12. read more

Excellent hotel for the price and location. No issues with check in, parking was paid but very easy to navigate. I liked that you could park under the hotel and take the elevator. That was nice on cold mornings. Room was clean and we had housekeeping which was nice. Beds seemed newer and were very comfortable. They had an amazing looking gym that I didn't get to use and a bar that I did. The bar had a nice whiskey selection and the seating was comfortable. We were a half a mile from a great breakfast spot, across the street from a large shopping mall, and a mile from a metro. Would definitely stay here again. read more

This was just ok. The room was tiny, but ok. The AC was not working. It was either cold or hot. It was terrible for sleeping. The doors are not sealed, so at night, plenty of light comes in, which does not give a feeling of security. The WiFi is the worst with Marriott. You have to pay for it or become a member. So, I became a member, but the WiFi is still not working. This is the third Marriott I'm staying at within 2 months and every time, it's the same issue with the internet. We're living in 2022, please get your WiFi fixed. There was a fridge in the room, which was nice to have. Staff was a little grumpy. read more

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I was here for a week. While I was here, for the most part, the staff went above and beyond. The restaurant/bar had good food. The gym was phenomenal and even had Peloton. The Concierge Lounge is open 24/7 and is a nice touch if you are able to have access to it. If you are planning to go into DC, you are about 30 minutes away with no traffic. This is a business hotel as it is busy through the week and pretty dead on the weekend as compared to the weekdays. So although this is an ideal hotel, if you want to go to DC, I would stay in DC If I had to give it a negative, the rooms were smaller than what I am used to. read more

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Friendly front desk Awesome and large work out room (looked like a show room for Lifetime Fitness) and with 2 Peloton bikes! Quiet and clean room w/fridge Can't comment on food, bar or concierge lounge (I'm not at that level). read more

There are so many other hotels in the area. It's not worth the headache to stay at this one. The front desk staff were rude and incompetent, letting us get late checkout for an additional cost, but telling our friends that were also staying there that late checkout was not an option. We got to our room and our TV was not working. One of the lamps were not working. The toilet handle was installed incorrectly and hanging loose. We called the hotel staff and they sent someone up to assist us with th tv. Honestly, the two stars go to this man who actually tried to help for half an hour and go through lengths before realizing the TV wasn't going to work. He called the hotel staff through our room phone and asked to get another room and they said they didn't have any more rooms available and that they would have to send someone up. He told them he was the one helping us and then all of a sudden, they had a room available! The man told us he would give us some points for the trouble, but we have yet to see them (not a big deal). The worst part of this was that our friends found toenails in their room. TOE NAILS. Considering this is a newly renovated hotel, it should sound appealing, but they have rude and lying staff, dirty rooms, and your room may have the smoke detector covered in plastic (our 2nd room). They also got rid of their pool to make the gym space bigger, so don't be fooled by the pictures you see on Google. TL;DR: toenails in room. read more

we are marriott members and have stayed here four times. The M Club food is atrocious. not bad. atrocious. Marriott, uou can do better - I've had dozens of M breakfasts in London and Oxford that were great. Your staff in the M Club do notwant to be there. No bottled water in the room. Coffee (cheap set up) for only one person in the room! ( this has happened all four tomes we stayed so don't say that was a one-off). If you have a room with two double beds don't you think more than one might wantcoffee? Husband had to go from the 15th floor down to get it. beds were futons - not comfortable and we were in a handicapped room. nevertheless, the floor is uneven! I started rolling quarters down it. There's an uneven tilting floor on bathroom too. room 1510 read more

The condition of the bedding was very disappointing, especially for the Marriott chain. I unpacked before leaving for dinner. While out, I became agitated from leaving one restaurant to find another one, so returning to my room for a relaxing rest was needed. That did not happen & stating the linen was dirty is an understatement...I ended up sleeping in the chair. The lone highlight of my uncomfortable & restless slumber, was the beaming & friendly employee working in the restaurant/bar. As he gave me the bottle opener & wine glasses, he invited me to sit at the bar to socialize for awhile. If I only knew beforehand what my sleeping arrangements were going to be. I'm part of the Marriott family program & initially did not want to shed light. However, not having sanitized & clean bedding is never not an option. read more

I've stayed at the Tysons Corner Marriott three times over the last year. The rooms are all the same, knew that going in, so I had no expectations for upgrades. Certainly a business hotel, don't expect privacy in the rooms. There is an M-Club on the bottom floor - the breakfast is palatable but nothing memorable. Probably could up their fresh fruit game. They do have a good soda collection but I find that pretty standard across the M-Clubs. Being Tysons Corner, there really isn't an option to walk anywhere for dinner. Drive everywhere and generally drive far. The hotel gets three stars, not because it's bad, but its prevailing rates don't justify the amenities. read more

It was okay. Maybe not to the Marriott standards of other Marriott hotels, but it served its purpose. Unlike most hotels, you had to walk through the room, past the bed to get to the closet and bathroom. I found that a little unusual. Also, I posted photos of the glass tabletops and desk counter top that did not align properly. We had to hunt for the hair dryer because there was not a shelf or anywhere else in the bathroom to store it. Upon check-in, we were offered a voucher for breakfast or points because the concierge desk is closed on weekends. We took the voucher and good thing ~ prices are comparable to NYC ~ YIKES!! Did not see that coming. They do offer a shuttle service within 2 miles. Hey, it got us to the mall and back. read more

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Two words: bed bugs. I checked into room 509 and shortly before going to bed, I noticed a bed bug crawl across the pillow next to me. Naturally, I did as any person would do and freaked out and immediately grabbed my stuff and told the front desk (I brought the bedbug with me as proof downstairs). Front desk was apologetic but not really helpful. No one could tell me how I would be reimbursed nor did anyone volunteer to find me alternative accommodations (this happened at 11:30 PM). I got in contact with a corporate person who was very quick to tell me that there was no infestation. I asked if I'd be reimbursed for my luggage which I tossed when I got home (dried my clothes on high heat as a precaution). It was just $65. She tried to offer me $30 due to "depreciation". I quickly realized that Marriott doesn't seem to take ownership for poor experiences so just called it a day at $50. They didn't even offer a free night or points to make it up to me. Will never stay at this location again, simply because I have dealt with bed bugs before and they are ruthless. Bed bugs are not a sign of negligence - they do not discriminate. If you invite them into your home, they will stay there, rent-free, and are very hard to evict. It was disappointing to not get more support during this time either from the hotel staff or from the corporate customer service. Bonus: picture of bed bug attached. read more

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Had a 2-night stay here on a visit to my company's HQ. This is a large, comfortable hotel with nice amenities. Covid is still on some folks minds here, as I saw some staff and guests masked and unmasked. Check-In was easy and pleasant. The staff here was well trained in making their guests feel welcomed. My room was large, with a very comfortable King bed. The room also had a refrigerator, which I put to good use with some adult beverages, as the bar charged Yankee Stadium type prices. Even though the company pays the bill for the stay, I still try to keep in mind that optics matter, and if I can spend a little less for food & drink on the employer dime, it looks good for me. The heat/AC worked well. The TV channel choices left a bit to be desired. While they had several movie channels available, no sports channels other than ESPN could be viewed. My biggest issue was in the bathroom. While the room had a very large walk-in shower with excellent water pressure, the same cannot be said about the sink. The sink had almost no depth. While brushing what's left of my teeth, if I spit out too hard, it came back to splash me in the face. Additionally, the sink's water pressure was woefully inadequate. Overall, this was a decent stay in a modern, clean hotel. The pros did outweigh the negatives. I would stay here again. read more

While staying an evening (staycation) in Tysons for dinner (so we can Uber to/from dining out and not have to drive all the way back home) we stayed here... it had been about 10 years since we were last here and it was just a "typical Marriott" as I recalled.... In fact, we stopped searching for the plain Marriott chain when looking for places to stay because they're all the same, basic, usually in need of updating and offering smelly soaps in the rooms. But this one REALLY EXCEEDED OUR EXPECTATIONS!!! When got there on a Saturday to check in and unfortunately, the Tyson's area had a massive power outage the day before, shuttering the computer and all technology in this hotel. So, they had to use paper forms to check us in, but they were very apologetic and helpful throughout the process, and they were as efficient as possible. You never really think much about how automated everything in a hotel is nowadays until it all stops working! A security guard has to escort each guest to their room and use the master key to get us in. The TV doesn't work well, if at all. And the check-in/out process is non-existent. But again, the staff here did an OUTSTANDING JOB compensation for this! The property and rooms looked so new (recently renovated) that there was even still protective plastic coating on a fixture in the bathroom! It was so clean, we felt like we were the first to stay in our room! The lobby was obviously clean and new and all the seating comfy and very nice. Their lobby restaurant and bar were really nice and covid-friendly (for those hung up on that) too. The bedding was excellent and very comfy! Everyone we encountered were very friendly, smiling and saying hi! Towels were new and outstanding! Overall, we REALLY ENJOYED OUR STAY and will definitely return! read more

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This is probably the most disappointing Marriott I've ever been to.. I'll start with the pros- staff was nice, bar food was decent. Cons- there is a restaurant, but no room service, also no valet (I thought all Marriotts had room service at least.) The room felt pretty dated, I mean there are the cheap old school plastic coffee makers that makes super gross coffee and the machine smells bad, come on Marriott can't invest in a keurig or something? They advertise in room coffee and tea but trust me, you won't want to drink it. Lastly the cleanliness is lacking... I didn't realize until waking up that the comforter had brown stains on it that were not from me. Marriott is usually our go to hotel, but this will definitely make us think twice before booking. read more

My husband was staying at this hotel a few days before I showed up. The room is small for two people which was a little annoying. The shower was decent but not enough counter space again for two people. The saving grace was the TV and the bed which was quite comfortable. We both had the luxury of getting executive lounge access. The lounge serves snacks and breakfast. Overall it was decent but I did miss out on the smoked salmon at breakfast during my stay. The room has a nice view of the parking lot aka 495. I didn't check out the gym while here since my old gym let me use their facilities. My husband said the gym was really nice for a hotel gym. Overall a decent location that is close to tyson corner mall and the metro. Note they do charge for on site parking that is variable dependent of the day you park there. read more

Excellent stay. The concierge Zoey Gordon is amazing! First reason is I booked the wrong day and she walked me through the process of changing it to the night I was there. Secondly, she changed my room from the 7th floor to the 2nd floor because I don't like elevators. Thirdly, she escorted me to my room while showing me around. I have to say that the treatment really made me feel good and I'm very likely to book again. read more

Decided to write about this hotel now that I AM NOT an Marriott employee. Many moons ago, I stayed at this hotel. Why? Because I had money to blow. In act helping out my brother and law, I drove him back to his house in Virginia. I knew I wanted to stay at a Marriott and it was already on my mind. I hadn't used my Marriott discount when I was an employee then. The snow storm, was the icing on the cake. I knew I wanted to call an escort service too and have fun. It was all mapped out in my mind too. Upon checking in, the hotel wasn't busy. The lobby was nicely decorated and smelled fresh and clean. The check in was quick and easy. Since the hotel wasn't busy I was given a room near the pool. It seemed like an out of the way area to put someone seeing how empty the hotel was. It seemed strange to me even back then, but it was a room so I didn't care that much. After getting something to eat at the restaurant, I headed back to my room. The restaurant food was good. Mainly, because I was hungry. Looking in the Yellow pages (yes, Marriott had them back then) I found an escort service I had used before. I honestly don't think they are around anymore. Many man wanted sex with these women, but I never did. You can have a lot of fun with them without sex, but that is just me talking. Believe it or not, the escort service was still operating even in the horrible snow storm. I had asked for an Asian or Caucasian woman. It was a big turn on for me at the time. I have since broaden my horizons. The lady who showed up at the Martiott had to be let up to my area. An escort being escorted...:). Just another example of Marriott's security in action. The woman turn out to be a 5'9 blonde woman. She looked like se could handle herself...and handle me too...(Me Like:)...she turned out to be a lot of fun to talk to. I don't remember the full details of what we talked about now, but we did go overtime on the talking to which she wasn't in a hurry to leave. I do believe I extend the time so her driver and boss would stop calling her. After she left, I had a good nights sleep. The breakfast I believe I skipped and ate at home. The whole experience at this Marriott was something to remember. I wonder if the woman is now following her orginal career path... Anyhow, I had a great time here even if I AM NOT an Marriott employee anymore. read more

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Upon arrival, I overheard the staff telling other customers that the hotel was completely renovated in 2020. And yes in deed, it was fully renovated. Everything looked very new, and was very clean. Extra parking fee could be a bothersome but can't complain discounts on Friday and Saturday nights ($10/night) Staffs were amazingly friendly and proactive. read more

Stayed here recently and had a great experience. This was a typical full service Marriott, with great workout area, nice restaurant, awesome concierge, and nice rooms. The hotel lobby was fresh and airy, and felt up to date and new. The hotel itself, however, was still dated. The rooms felt old, and hallways had a nice floral late 70's carpet. That said, the bed and bedding was extremely comfortable, possibly one of the nicer I've ever slept in at a Marriott. The concierge and front lobby staff were alright. Not overly friendly, welcoming or polite for that matter, though room pricing was very reasonable. The location is fantastic, right in the heart of Tyson's Corner, which does have it downsides--traffic congestion. It took 20 minutes to go 1.2 miles in non-rush hour traffic. I could have walked. Nevertheless. Great experience overall, and would certainly stay again based on location, room pricing and the beds themselves. read more

We had our annual pillar awards here. I can't speak on the rooms just the conference room and bar! Haha It was nice just as most Marriott's are. I don't think the bartenders were ready for us. It took FOREVER to get one drink and I was having a coke lol there was just so many of us. It was also super hot in the bar area. I would stay here if I needed to stay at a hotel by Tyson's. read more

Went here for a business meeting. The hotel is going through renovation. Now on our first night the fire alarm goes off, there is person asking everyone to leave the hotel. Turns out there was something wrong with water pressure. The staff is super nice and helpful. The guy that drives the bus is really amazing and helpful to drive people. We had the food catered from the hotel for lunch and breakfast and both were good quality. Just make sure the construction is over, lots of noise during the day. read more

I stayed at Tysons Marriott for a few days during my recent trip to Vienna. The check in process was quick, easy and I got a room on the 7th floor overlooking the garden area and the Chima Brazilian steakhouse. Can't complain, right. The room was neat and comfortable and the bathroom was clean too. The room was tidied up every day and they have a safety locker inside the closet. Refrigerator was also available. The location is fantastic and safe. In the neighborhood, there are a number of great restaurants and shopping mall within a walkable distance. Really nice to stroll around. I'd definitely consider stay at Marriott Tyson's again when I visit Vienna the next time around. read more

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Love the lobby bar and its Dogfish Head drafts, just $4 at happy hour. Hate the $6/weekday parking charge. Love the generously sized rooms with everything looking new new. Hate the $10/day wifi charge. Love the lap pool. Hate the tiny bathrooms. Love the proper desk chair and work desk. You do the math, does that average out to 3 stars? And does anyone really need another love-hate relationship? The selling point at this Marriott right by the Tyson's Corner mall was its rate, which was substantially below GSA per diem when I visited in March 2014. Of course they get it out of you again in up charges. I don't recall paying for the oxygen I breathed tho LOL If you bring a young family here you'll be in solid shape, there's a large pool with a lifeguard for the kids and the same space has a hot tub for the wife, you can feel free to disappear to that lobby bar I mentioned :) and all should be well. Bathroom as others have pointed out was so small that if you sat to, ahem, take care of business you better shut the door first else you'll lose a knee. Beds were comfortable enough, not memorably soft, not plywood either. And Robert M. nailed it when he said the pillows are little bags of clay! In-room tech was ok, not great. 37 inch flat screen with 33+ channels, many in HD. Clock radio for 30-pin iPhones. Plenty of outlets at the desk but no usb charger. And why do hotels still put in two phones? A desk phone, a bed phone, at least they spared me the bathroom phone :) Who uses a hotel phone anymore? Feel free to pay $15/day for internet if you want the "high speed" access. I found the $10 service quite adequate for yelping. My room had a refrigerator with no off switch (ha! I found the plug) and a thermostat with a prominent off switch. No I'm not a luddite but I do like it quiet. Oh yah, about quiet. Floors are utterly solid concrete (not hearing people walk above - don't laugh!) but walls seem thin. Clearly heard people conversing nearby, not shouting at each other, not in the hall walking past, like it was coming from my closet, really weird. Didn't seem that I should be hearing all that. If you are a heavy hitter with Marriott, the 15th floor offers a concierge lounge with free breakfast in the morning and some free food & drinks in the evenings. The lobby bar is problematically named "shutters". Why's that a problem? Well, wouldn't that be a better name for a str!p club? And they post their signs rotated 90 degrees so when I walked in, I misread the U as an I. Oops! read more

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Upon walking in, they have a beautifully decorated lobby that's inviting and modern with tons of seating area. I loved that! The front desk staff was super friendly and the check in process was super speedy - which I like. As a frequent traveler, it gets annoying when you are ready to settle in to your room and the check in process is as slow as molasses. This wasn't the case. I was up and in my room able to decompress quickly. Oh! And the rooms all have mini refrigerators in them. YES!! Nice touch. They also have a free shuttle that takes you within 2 miles of the hotel. This was such a nice feature as they are just around the corner from Tysons Corner Mall. I took advantage of the shuttle and went to the mall and then you call the hotel to have them come back and pick you up. Nice! They were also able to bring me to a nearby CVS pharmacy as well when I needed to pick up a few items. I was there with a group and the banquet manager, Jovan was outstanding. Customer service was impeccable. And always with a smile! They have a breakfast buffet as well which has everything from eggs to pastries, to sausages and an omelette and waffle station as well. You could fill up before getting a busy day started. I'll certainly stay at this hotel again in the future! read more

This was a Marriott?? If it weren't for the name, you would have never known that it was a Marriott. It just didn't compare to most of the others out there. It was as if they gave the brand over to another franchise owner that just isn't living up to their usual mark. This place needs to be TOTALLY raised. Better yet, Marriott needs to sell the building to a Days Inn or Best Western. I walked over from work. I was on a business trip, so proximity was most important. From the outside, I thought it looked like a dump. From the inside, it was marginally better when I arrived at the lobby. It was dark in a "I need to hide this grime" kind of way, not a "it's a cool/hip place with lighting used for effect." When I arrived I think I was the only person on the other side of the counter who wasn't an employee. Yet it still took me like 10 minutes to get served. Where did their customer service go? The room was small! Everything was crammed together. You know those parking lots where they try to squeeze in extra cars and you just know someone is going to ding your doors? That was the room. I kid you not - when I sat down in the bathroom, it was hard to close the door without being in my face so I left it open. Only to stare at myself across the micro-hallway at the mirror door on the closet. Next time I used the bathroom, I shut the door and just imagined myself spelunking. The temperature was great. Rarely do I have to adjust it. The room was clean and the TV wasn't super frustrating to get to normal TV stations. The bed was Ok, but dominated the room. The worse part of the whole experience were the three pillows. Small lumps of clay. I can sleep ANYWHERE. Frequently I go backpacking/camping and use my pack & old clothes for a pillow. I was tempted to pull out my luggage and make my own pillow. Yeah, they were that bad. Anyway, would I go again? Probably. I'd look at other close hotels first, but would stay on a business trip. Would I choose this place for myself or family? Not a chance. I couldn't fit my family in this place and it is way too tight to share with my spouse. read more

The rooms are incredibly small. This place made me realize I have claustrophobia. There are so many bigger hotels around this area, much better than this. read more

Tysons Corner Marriott - Hotels Near Me - Tysons Corner, Virginia

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Tons of noise from out of control children, poor issue resolution. I was only offered a free cup of coffee ... Really? Food is not very good. I had diarrhea following each meal (gave them 2 tries). The food is just reheated leftovers in plastic containers. Not made to order. Service in bar sucks. First night I was here bartender interrupt my order to chat with a friend. Then told me that he could not make each of the various drinks I selected from the menu (various excuses given). Second night I had to interrupt the bartender's social hour to get service and order, but at least they went to the kitchen to get basil instead of telling me I couldn't have a basil drink that was on the menu because he didn't have basil ... Gym is nice. read more

Tysons Corner Marriott - Zero sleep due to noise in adjacent room despite repeated complaints. Their "solution" is a free cup of coffee. - Hotels Near Me - Tysons Corner, Virginia

This is a decent hotel in the heart of tysons. Won't likely be returning though. Just not enough value for the cost. I would suggest the courtyard a mile up the road. Pros: Location. Close to the beltway, walking distance to Tyson's One mall. Cons: Cost(s). Price of this hotel is pretty high for the area and they nickel and dime you for everything. parking is 6 bucks a day (don't really have much of an option), internet 13 dollars, on top of a 225 room rate. The place isnt horrible, but expect an average experience. read more

For years, I always thought that Marriott chain has a good consistent quality to its hotels / rooms, but this one is definitely an exception - on the bad side. The room was small but that did not bother us. However, what turned us off and disgusted was the bath towels. I took picture of it and posted them - where they were black on the folding edges. We called the front desk and they brought new towels up quickly - and I gave them the old one. Nevertheless, I was itchy all over that night - perhaps psychologically - but I thought the bedsheets were dirty too. It did not have the "fresh" smell. It was an unpleasant experience and I will never go back.. nor recommend anyone to stay there. read more

Tysons Corner Marriott - We found this dirty towel in our room when we checked in... Very disgusting! - Hotels Near Me - Tysons Corner, Virginia