Best Hotels in Bailey＇s Crossroads

Our 2-queen bed room was okay, nothing special. The bed was very comfortable, and the shower was great. Interestingly, when we tried the TV, it wouldn't turn on. I thought it might be the batteries in the remote. I called the front desk, and someone showed up in about 10 minutes. No, not the remote. He did something, i.e., put in some kind of code. Aren't hotel TV set supposed to be ”ready to go?” A recent review remarked about the lengthy check in process (with no one waiting). I experienced that too. Interesting? The breakfast room is huge and attractive. We sat at a table overlooking the pool. Breakfast, at best, was fair. The sausage patty was ice cold, in spite of it being in a metal container labeled ”hot.” The potatoes was not hot either. There were no pastries in the little pastry ”cabinet.” I had to ask about them. He brought out two kinds of mini muffins (okay) and, I think, donut holes (stale?), which were cold, probably just out of the refrigerator. Getting in and out of the hotel grounds was a challenge, i.e., not easily done, especially during high traffic times. And, yes, the hotel is convenient to GMU, only about 2 1/2 miles away.

I stayed at this hotel in Silver Springs on Colesville Rd in March 2023. Both nights of my stay, I was not able to sleep because of the group next door. The second night, I called downstairs twice, after I was not able to sleep because the group next door kept banging on my door, yelling on the floor, and partying. Both times, I was told that even though the hotel has a policy stated on all floors that the hotel was quiet as a mandate from 11pm-7am, there was nothing they could do. I’m not a particularly light sleeper either. This led to me not being able to sleep all night both nights, it ruined my stay, and it is simply not acceptable to run a hotel where management denies guests the basic right to sleep in the hotel because they can't manage other guests. When I went downstairs in the morning to follow up, the person at the front desk seemed confused and told me that the standard response is to send security to manage the group. This was never offered, nor what the person at the front desk did. I find all of this unacceptable. I was staying there for a conference and I was not able to do the work I should have reasonably expected to be able to do because I was exhausted from travel and unable to rest. I think the very basic function of a hotel and the reason people stay at hotels is that they expect to be able to sleep in the room that they have been assigned. If you can't provide that, then I don't know why you offer people rooms at a price.

We were placed in the outer building far from the office/lobby though there were many empty rooms near by. Had a cat stop our walk up on the stairs and the owner sitting in a car nearby told us the cat lived there?? The room was not only aged, with filthy wall paper beginning to peel but the bathroom was not much better. Bottom line I did not feel safe walking around the area. The front desk was not welcoming. I also found it interesting they never contacted me for a review.

This was my first stay in a capsule. I admit that I thought one would enter from the side instead of the end, not that this seemed to be a problem. I like the idea of being ensconced in a cocoon but I realise this isn’t for everyone. In dorm room situations I always prefer a lower bunk, the upper bunks can be more awkward. Unsurprisingly, the same applies here. Anyway, I put the pillow down the far end and climbed in head first. You ‘seal’ your capsule by pulling down the blind at the end. I am not claustrophobic in any way but found I had to keep the blind open for ventilation. There did appear to be ways to adjust the temperature but due to a busy travel schedule I didn’t get a chance to ask staff about this. This hotel uses Goki, this app that lets you scan yourself into the building and the rooms instead of typing in a room code. It has other functions as well. It is worth getting the Goki app as the door codes are changed periodically for security reasons but Goki should always scan you in once you’ve set it up. I thought that $5 for the laundry was a little much and I’m not sure how they ascertained who had paid and who hadn’t since you just walked in. Laundry detergent was included in the $5 charge and when I asked where I would find it they said it would be set out but I couldn’t find it anywhere so I had to track down a staff member. I’m glad to have finally checked ‘sleep in a capsule’ off the list.

The hotel is on the highway side, because it is early in the morning, I feel that the surrounding safety factor is not particularly high, there are some people strolling in the corridor, but the overall feeling is also ok, the room is very big and clean, driving from the dc city is also ten A few twenty minutes or so. The price of more than 50 knives is still relatively cost-effective.

This property was probably a nice place at one time. It’s still pretty good but seems like it’s on the way down. There were several signs from “management” that gave me pause and seemed like “red flags.” One sign said if you were extending your stay and didn’t pay by noon they would take your possessions and hold them until you paid. Makes me think this is a common problem in this hotel if it warrants a sign. Another sign said if you were caught wasting breakfast food you would be charged a fee. Makes me feel as if the clientele frequenting this hotel must be of questionable character if this is happening often enough to warrant a sign. There were other signs but I won’t go through them all, but overall it didn’t give me the sense that it was a great place to be and I felt afraid to make a mistake. Like what if I tried the waffles and didn’t like them? Would I need to eat then anyway. The shower curtain rod was coming detached from the wall and since the rod was curved and sagging it caused the curtain to collect in the middle and basically not work as you’d like a shower curtain to work. Overall, I was anxious to leave this hotel. Luckily it was a quick, one-night, stop. Next time I will probably spend the extra money and stay somewhere else.

Book this hotel, mainly for free parking; it is a typical American motel, the price is cheap, early breakfast; breakfast is a simple American breakfast, no problem to eat, coffee to drink casually; location according to the location provided by Ctrip input navigation It’s time to go; 20 minutes drive from the City Center Capitol; traffic jams~ Reminder: There are two motels here, and one: comfort inn, look right

With a stay at Budget Host Alexandria in Alexandria (Huntington), you'll be within a 15-minute drive of MGM National Harbor Casino and Washington Monument. This motel is 7.8 mi (12.5 km) from Arlington National Cemetery and 8.2 mi (13.2 km) from National Mall.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and charcoal grills.The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 29 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature deep soaking bathtubs and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include desks and desk chairs, and housekeeping is provided daily.

Stayed here for one night before leaving early the next morning to run a race in the city. Super conveniently located right off the highway. Room was nice, although it felt like a lot of the bathroom got looked over in the remodel (shower looked worse for wear, but I appreciated the backlit mirror). They did offer free breakfast, but left too early to check it out. Overall, a much nicer Comfort Inn than many I've stayed at. Only thing that annoyed me was my check in experience: I asked about late check out if need be and was told there would be a charge for every hour (which should not be the case, as a rewards member).

My family and I stayed in this hotel on New Year’s Eve and while the hotel itself was okay, I have a lot of issues. 1) The biggest issue was that I got a screw in my tire from the parking lot. They are doing construction at the hotel and obviously do not clean up their mess. After checking in and finally finding a place to eat, which is limited in the area, we came out to find a flat tire. I went to complain to the front desk and was told,”Oh, sorry. I’ll make a note of that”. I had to call AAA and wait for them to come. Meanwhile, the restaurant closed (as did most others). I would have expected the hotel to offer some kind of compensation for the damage, the inconvenience and the frustration, but nothing. 2) Also, I called the day before to see how far it was off of route 95 since I am unfamiliar with the area and the man at the front desk said they were just off the highway. That was NOT true. They ended up being almost 8 miles off of 95!!! So after driving for over 6 hours and just looking for a place to eat and sleep, we had to drive another 15 minutes out of our way to get to this hotel.