Hotels near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA), Arlington

The toilets are relatively small and the hotel is very new. You must ask for water from the front desk and you need to take a taxi to the city center. But the price is right and close to the airport.

It's very cheap to take a taxi to the city attractions. If you want to experience the subway, it's not too far to walk. I feel that the road is still very safe. The reception is perfect. Clean, the view from the window is beautiful. The air conditioning is very good!

The rooms here are comfortable and I like the modern decor and features in the room & bath...the shower is wonderful. Since my stay was during the pandemic, the services had been reduced but there was a morning coffee service that helped get the day going. I also appreciated the on-site laundry room. The machines in the gym were equipped with individual t.v. monitors. The hotel also has a shuttle to national airport. The best part of the hotel is the excellent/friendly service you receive from the staff. The only recommendation I would make would be to inform guests about dining options since the hotel could not provide anything b/c of covid. A few take-out menus or a list of nearby options (even if just posted in the lobby) would be helpful.

Located in Crystal City, adjacent to Reagan National Airport, it is six or seven minutes away from the Blue Line and Yellow Line subway stations. Take the Yellow Line subway for three or four stops to the main scenic spots in the city, and two stops away from the Pentagon subway station. It takes a little longer to take the Blue Line to the White House, which takes more than 20 minutes. Overall, it is quite convenient. The hotel is surrounded by a new city, which is not very lively, but it is very safe. There are many fast food restaurants, cafes and hotels on the same street. The Hilton Garden Inn in the United States is similar, with two Queen beds (1.5 meters), American breakfast, laundry room and gym. Notes: 1. The soundproofing of the room is OK, but the even-numbered rooms face the street, and there are occasional noises of racing cars and police cars at night; 2. The room was booked with breakfast, but the front desk did not give me a coupon when I checked in. The next day, the restaurant waiter opened a bill of more than 60 dollars. I personally think that breakfast of 20 dollars is a bit expensive; 3. I went to the front desk to ask for a meal coupon and gave it to the waiter, but the waiter still asked for a tip because she served me (poured a cup of coffee! They put away the coffee pot, you can't find it, and serve you when guests come, full of routines! The next day I didn't give a penny, and had breakfast by myself); 4. I stayed for four nights, and the room was not cleaned up on the second day. Although I heard that it was cleaned up every three days, I asked the front desk and it was cleaned up, which was not bad. 5. There are blind spots in the sanitation. When I checked in, I found urine stains on the back of the toilet seat, which instantly discounted my impression score.

The room is large, the environment is good, the value for money is good, it is close to the airport, parking at the hotel costs 30 dollars per night, and the rest of the services are very good

The shuttle driver to the airport was the highlight of this stay, which, as a Sheraton, should not be the expectation. The desk staff were pleasant enough, but when leaving the lobby to cross the driveway to the second building where the room was located, we saw the most ridiculous situation I have ever encountered at a hotel or even MOTEL. The entry was a split level, ten or so steps up or down without any ramp or elevator. Seeing as the clerk saw we were traveling internationally and had three massive and heavy suitcases, placement in that location was inconvenient at best. If I had not had my son present, there is no way that I could have lifted the luggage to arrive at the room. This does not even take into account someone with mobility concerns. The restaurant staff were courteous enough, but prices were insanely elevated. Vending machines were scarce and had different offerings in the main building and the satellite building. For example, my building had empty snack machines and the main building had soda machines and ice machines with no prices noted, and when a card was used, the soda was 4.00. All in all, would NOT recommend whatsoever. The poorest Sheraton I have ever stayed at. Unfortunately, I had told my family that Sheraton was considered a good hotel chain. No longer true if this is a representation. Sewage leaking in the parking garage with caution tape all around was just icing on the cake.

The room is very good, but parking is still 22 dollars, there is no description in the app, there is no refrigerator, there is a microwave oven, the bed is 1.8 meters, the price is OK.