Courtyard Arlington Rosslyn

We chose this Courtyard because it’s only a few blocks to the Rosslyn Metro and Arlington Cemetery.
The Room: We had a king and the long room layout is a bit narrow. However the bathroom was spacious and the bed was very nice and thickly soft.
Parking: $ 15 which is average, but you have to check in first which is a minor hassle.
Food: «We proudly serve Starbucks coffee.» Translation, go to the real Starbucks a block away. Courtyard’s coffee was below average in taste and above average in price.
Verdict: We liked it would stay again.

Janet was a huge help this evening in helping with upgrading our room to a handicap accessible room after an unexpected injury on our annual journey to to the participation in the wreath laying ceremonies at Arlington national cemetery.

Only rated 4 stars because they don’t have complimentary breakfast. Location, price, and quality were all just fine for a one night stay.
The rooms are on the small side, so I’d look somewhere else if you’re going to be staying in the area for multiple nights. Really can’t beat the price though!

For the price paid, I think that this is a very convenient and nice hotel. No it is not like a 5 star place, but you don’t pay a 5 star luxurious price.
It is located very close to the Rosslyn metro stop which is super convenient. Also there are lots of good restaurants around. SO the area is good.
Upon arriving to the hotel, the staff were very friendly and welcoming. My room was clean, cool, and pretty nice.
The air conditioning worked great. Some people say that the carpet is really worn out. it wasn’t in my room. My room felt pretty new actually. Unfortunately I only had a view of another office building.
I will say. I wasn’t very impressed with the TV or the channels provided. I mean I don’t really care, but the basic CBS, ABC, and NBC were not working in my room. Also the way the room was set up made it difficult to see the tv completely from the bed.
I checked out in the morning and didn’t fly out until the evening, and they let me leave my bags until I flew out, which was nice.
I wish they would have had breakfast, but that’s okay.
Overall I had a nice stay here. I would recommend it just because of its reasonable cost and convenience to getting to downtown DC.

I expect more from a Marriott brand hotel. This place did not have breakfast ready at the time it said it would. This place does not have complimentary coffee in the lobby like all other Marriott properties. The rooms are standard. The carpeting is old and worn out. Just not the quality you should expect

The hotel was really nice and clean but I had two major issues here that were not exactly remedied by the 50 dollar voucher.
Firstly, at 850 am I awoke after a long flight to a man staring in my balcony window. It was a construction worker but I was not told that work was being done on the building nor do I think they should rent out a room in which construction is intrusive enough as to take place in the area you are living in.
Secondly the shower only had hot or cold water and no in between. I went with freezing cold as the hot was scolding. When I told the front desk attendant about it they just said thanks and they would alert maintenance.
So 50 dollars off of a 200 dollar room in which I felt violated by a stranger and was forced to take a cold shower to was off the indignity.

Pretty hotel but parking should be free to guests… Not $ 15 a day. That’s absolutely crazy. Hotel was super clean and the bed was totally awesome. Starbucks coffee is inside which was nice. We were able to walk to get sushi/​dinner every night. Nice and close to almost everything.

Looking for a deal during off season? Two words: forget Expedia. When researching for a good place to stay I happened to come across the site for Courtyard Arlington Rosslyn and got a phenomenal deal. You couldn’t even stay anywhere in the Richmond area for that cheap (and there’s not much to see here anyway, except for me, ha.) I wanted a hotel that was in close proximity to the metro so I could easily venture to DC, and one that also had cheap parking (DC? hahaha) a bar, restaurant, and an indoor pool/​hot tub. Courtyard Rosslyn offers ALL of this, plus a huge pantry, a free shuttle, and the nicest staff I have encountered at any hotel. The dinner selection could be better at the Bistro but the food is good and convenient, and there are plenty of good restaurants within walking distance from the hotel. I will definitely be back soon.

Nicest, cleanest and cheapest hotel for sightseeing in DC.
Close to Metro and Bike Share.

Upgraded to a suite because the elevator was a down, I’ll take that any day. Metro Station is 10 minutes away, and a Starbucks en route to it. The staff was helpful and courteous, and seemed eager to help. A friendly face goes a long way when you’re traveling. Overall a great experience and will def stay here again.

We stayed here for 1 night for an interview I had in the DC area. Very convenient area to pull up to check-​in real quick. Parking is 15 dollars, looks like some other reviewers said it was 20, but we were charged 15 dollars. This hotel is about $ 40 cheaper than the Residence Inn in Arlington (near Courthouse metro), where we had stayed for 2 nights prior.
One thing we didn’t realize is that they do not have free breakfast! Usually the Marriotts I have stayed at have free breakfast, but not here. However in remembering what the man at the front desk had told me, he just told me breakfast hours, not… this is the complimentary breakfast! They do have a little café area where you can buy breakfast that is made-​to-​order: omelettes, french toast etc, all around 8 dollars or so.
There was a mini-​fridge in our place which was useful. Clean, and comfortable, nothing fancy. Our room was very quiet. Pretty good deal for a hotel. We walked from here to Lincoln Memorial, about a 2.3 easy walk there, where you can pass Iwo Jima Memorial and the Arlington Memorial!

Only one working elevator and the other was extremely slow. Clean room but only 2 towels for 2 adults. Front desk not very friendly.

I stayed at this hotel on a business trip for one night. I was greeted by a very friendly front desk clerk who helped me promptly and even walked outside with me to show where the parking garage was. My room was extremely clean and comfortable. I love the modern feel of the entire hotel.
Do you lobby has a great bistro and Internet café vibe, with free Macs to use at your leisure. The fitness center and pool are very nice and clean.
No complaints here, the courtyard Marriott has been my go to for my last two business trips and because of my experience here, will continue to be my number one choice.

I recently stayed at this hotel for three nights on a work trip. While I’ve definitely stayed in better hotels, the quality and level of service was on par with what is expected from the Courtyard level of the Marriott chain, that is to say clean and comfortable at a reasonable price.
By far the biggest thing this hotel has going for it is its location. While not actually in the District, the hotel is only a short 10 minute walk to the Rosslyn Metro station which services the Blue and Orange lines and allows for easy access to popular tourists sites like the National Mall and Arlington Cemetery. For those not wanting to walk to the station, the hotel offers a super convenient free shuttle service which will pick you up in the lobby and drop you off on the street right in front of the station. Additionally, the hotel and Rosslyn in general are right across the river from Georgetown with its large variety of shops and restaurants… easily accessible with a scenic 20 – 30 minute walk across the Key Bridge or a five minute cab ride.
Only critique I have of the hotel is with its elevators. Both of the hotel’s elevators are ancient and clearly well past their prime, in fact, one of the two was under construction during the entire length of my stay. On my last night, the other elevator failed forcing residents to detour through the hotel kitchen in order to use the service elevator. One of the normal elevators was fixed by the morning, however, and in any case we weren’t forced to use the stairs.
Definitely a solid and affordable choice if looking for a central location to explore the DC area. Although I would not stay here for personal travel, I will definitely plan on staying here again next time I’m in town on business.

The rooms are not clean, the staff is extremely rude! After bringing up the issue with the front desk (giving them the benefit of the doubt) they didn’t even try… Their default response was «so when are you leaving»… the answer ended up being — «as soon as I get my bags».
Do yourself a favor and save your time!!!

Very comfortable and accommodating. Everything worked perfect with this hotel. We arrived late after a delay at our originating airport and were able to request a late checkout of 1pm. With us arriving close to 2:30am it was a relief we could sleep in.
Very clean in all regards. Nice hot shower with nice shampoo (Paul Mitchell). We we hoping to add another nights stay — but our $ 70 deal through Priceline was gone.
Very nice accommodation — would stay again! Thanks!

Awesome location. Tons of restaurants within walking distance. Their breakfast bistro serves tons of Starbucks for about half the price. My room was excellent with double queens. The room service was impeccable and I loved the Paul Mitchell shampoos and conditioners!
I wish I had more time here.
Just as a note, you pay $ 20/​night for their parking structure, that was a little unexpected

Stay here!
Great location: you can walk over the Key Bridge and be in Georgetown in 7 – 10 mins, depending on how fast you walk. Parking is in the underground garage for only $ 11 day which is a DEAL. Seriously, this is DC people, not NC somewhere.
Yes, it’s probably 20 years old but it is immaculate, lots of hot water, quiet rooms (I was on the 10^th floor) and the people at the front desk are really nice.

This hotel was… meh. The lobby area was updated and had an attempted modern feel to it with a starbucks and café area. There was also a pool, which is always a plus.
In general though, this hotel was nothing special, but it served its purpose.
While it obviously wasn’t where we wanted to be — in the heart of downtown DC — the price was right. I actually enjoyed the neighborhood of Arlington that this place was situated in. It was relatively close to the Rosslyn-​Metro Station, which made it easy for us to shuttle over to Washington whenever. And there were some good restaurants and food options in the Arlington area surrounding our hotel that we took to our advantage.
So while I wasn’t particularly impressed with the hotel itself, I would consider staying here in the future.

Came here for a week while my boyfriend was in town for work. We were pleasantly surprised by the hotel since there were such mixed reviews for this location.
Pros: Clean hotel, clean rooms.
Pool and whirlpool were a plus. And they were clean!
Free shuttle to the Rosslyn Metro Station.
Recommend some really great local restaurants.
Staff — from the front desk to housekeeping, everyone was friendly and helpful.
Lots of outlets! With plenty of electronic devices to charge, this was great.

Cons: There is a strong smell of chlorine when you first walk in the hotel. However, the pool and whirlpool are around the corner. With how clean they were, it didn’t bother me.
The shampoo and conditioner bottles are so small and don’t empty easily.
Overall, we were happy with our stay and would come again. One thing I would point out is, if you use the subway station to travel with luggage, it is steep. The escalator at the Rosslyn station and the Metro Station Center both have steep escalators. We are talking in the 200 feet estimate and travel roughly 90 feet a minute. So if you are afraid of heights, keep this in mind. I am not afraid of heights and still had a hard time using the escalators.