Hotels near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport - DCA, Washington

They should not use the rooms that has construction going on literally all night. If my family had been with me, I would not have stayed here. Very disappointed! The front desk person did not smile once during the check in process.

Booked non-smoking room through Booking.com. But, they offered smoking room when arrived. overall very bad experience, doesn't seems to be good for family. I didn't took smoking room, called different hotel & went there.

Exceptional Staff that were very friendly and professional. Our bathroom was not as clean as it should've been. The restaurant was nice but pricey. The hotel had no facilities open to dine on a Sunday evening.

Beautiful historic town, excellent shopping and dining options. Wide range of restaurants, diners and bars to suit all tastes. Easy access to metro for travel into DC, lovely walk along King St to the waterfront or a free shuttle ride.

We arrived lar 7pm, 4 hours later than expected in dreadful weather and after a very long drive. I had reserved a table in a restaurant near the wharf but had had to cancel as I thought we would dine in the hotel's restaurant, as it was a Hilton Hotel. However, when we looked at the menu, we still couldn't decide after 10 minutes, as the choice was dreadful. We were so disappointed (and hungry!). Our room was OK, though as far away from the lift as was possible (my husband struggles with mobility!!) and did not look like the photo on the website. Although our room looked over the railway tracks (oh no, not again!!), no trains ran during the night, which was a relief. The parking garage is shared by a number of organisations, so make sure you park in the Hilton's allocated area deep in the bowels of the garage. There are no bell hops, so we had to struggle with our luggage, though there are luggage carts/trolleys. The staff were quite friendly and business-like. The location of the hotel is good, near the King Street trolley bus stop, which unfortunately we did not use because we arrived late to our hotel (see above) and we had to check out the next morning. However, when I was doing my research about Alexandria, I noted that there are a lot of restaurants down King Street and convenient to the trolley stops. The hotel was also near the George Washington Masonic National Memorial which we saw from our bedroom window.

Alexandria is full of history, great restaurants and options, eclectic shop's and if lively on the weekend for sure. Great public transportation offering a free shuttle the length of King Street from the Metro Station to the waterfront with plenty of stops in between. A short Metro Train ride major attractions like Arlington Cemetery and major DC sites. Big city appeal in a small friendly townlike atmosphere.