Holiday Inn Express & Suites I-95 Capitol Beltway-Largo

–checked in for an extended stay
–clean parking lot, plenty of spaces in the front, sides and rear of hotel
–free breakfast
–tasty coffee
–clean rooms, hallways, lounge and elevators
–very professional staff, behind the counter and room service staff too
–security guard on duty all night
–free wifi
–indoor pool and spa, towels provided at the pool so you don’t have to bring your room towels down
–vending machine located on first floor I the lobby and a Schwanns vending machine with flat breads, pizzas, hamburgers, and ice cream located on the 4^th floor next to the elevators
–I booked a suite and have two separate rooms. One with the fold out couch, TV, desk, fridge, microwave and bistro style dining table in the main room. The bedroom has the bed, HVAC unit, TV, window, three drawer storage for coming, two night stands.
–bathroom has a shower, tub, single sink and a small area to hang a few items

My work set up our reservation for this hotel, which was about 20 minutes away from the airport that I had landed at.
The front desk clerk (Steve) was very helpful and polite with our late night arrival. No major issues there. The breakfast area at 11pm looked like it was going to be amazing. They have an automatic pancake making machine! How cool is that!
Reaching my room, my card did not work, but Steve corrected that quickly.
The beds were very comfortable. The rooms seemed clean and the A/​C unit was quite when it was on.
The next morning, at 7am, before my alarm went off, I was awoken to the sounds of first a headboard being slammed into the wall right behind me, repeatedly, and the the way too audible moaning and «yes!» declares, which went on for an impressive amount of time, but clearly the walls are just too thin.
I think I saw the guy and girl responsible for my wake up call at breakfast, while I was enjoying my automatic pancakes. I gave the guy the look another guy gives a man when you know that he was the guy in the next room that was awaken by the sounds of him plowing his partner…
I had not stayed in a Holiday Inn Express in any recent years, but overall this was not a bad experience, save the paper thin walls. An easy 3 stars. If they ever decide to double the wall’s thickness, an easy 4 star review.

Clean, updated and wonderful breakfast. Family friendly. Much better accommodations than other hotels in the vicinity.

This hotel has been recently remodeled and is priced very well for this popular and expensive resort area.
I’m staying here for a work trip but I really enjoyed watching the sunset from the pier going out into the bay.
The rear patio has a pool and includes a courtyard and a gazebo. It seems like it would be a good place for a wedding or a similar event.
The front desk was staffed by younger college age employees who were very professional and helpful.
After a very long day of travel, I really was glad I found this place!

I was driving back to Alexandria from OBX when I thought I could beat the impending snowstorm. Roads got way too bad for my rear wheel drive, and at midnight I pulled off to find the nearest hotel. I was welcomed at the front desk who even extended my checkout time to noon per my request, as it was supposed to snow well into the afternoon. My room was immaculate, comfy king bed, fancy toiletries in the bathroom, and a couch and coffee table to lounge on with a large flat screen. The morning breakfast was impressive – eggs, warm cinnamon rolls, bacon, biscuits and gravy, assortments of pastries and condiments… Full coffee and tea bar as well.
The only slight shocker to me was the rate ($ 129), but after experiencing my night and morning there, it was worth it.
I’m glad this hotel was here when I needed it!

We had a perfectly acceptable 2 night stay here. Breakfast (included) was a big hit with our 8 year old who also used and enjoyed the small, heated and life-​guarded indoor pool.
Room was clean and comfortabel but clearly smelled of airfreshener over smoke (it was a non smoking room but you could still smell smoke).
Price is moderate — and we could drive to the Metro and take that into DC for sightseeing.

I stayed here for a few days on business. This big wins… free, fast and reliable internet access, good tv, spacious room, good shower pressure, large bed, good working ac unit, fridge, microwave, daily paper, couch, loud and easy to use alarm clock, good parking, breakfast in the morning, polite staff, very convenient for business travel. The areas of improvement… bed was a bit uncomfortable/​felt springs in my back, then again, I have a tempurpedic, but still wasn’t that good, pool closes to early, no channel line up for the tv. Overall, this place was better than some 4 star hotels I’ve stayed at.

Great for a family stay
We paid about $ 150/​night for 2 queen beds, in a large room.
THE GOOD
Just a few mins drive to the metro station, shopping nearby, free parking, free breakfast [but nothing great], free wifi, safe area.
THE BAD
not walkable to anything, the pool was a joke

How long were we here for?
A whole week? Really?
Yeah, that is a long time for us.
We edited all of our projects parked in the driveway, slept in the comfy beds at night when we were lucky and took the shuttle to the metro often.
The gym?
Oh, the GYM.
Two treadmills, free weights, elliptical and a stationary bike. Closed at midnight.
How was the pool?
It was only open from 6pm to 10pm, so it was short lived and I hadn’t a chance for it.
Amazingly nice staff, though.
And we sat in the lounge area after my birthday, blurry eyed while a drunk 10am fellow smoking a cigarette fell on me and talked about soup, taking the lead out of water and how long he had been at this hotel.
Strange but the shuttle drivers are the best I’ve seen in this country.

I don’t usually bother reviewing hotels, especially chains, but I had a pretty good experience here. Maybe because I am a Gold member of their Priority Club, but they upgraded me to a full suite, which was really nice. The room was great; it basically had five rooms/​sections; a master bedroom with a king bed and flat screen TV, a guest room with pull-​out couch and flat screen TV, a kitchenette with sink, microwave, and fridge/​freezer, a bathroom with toilet and shower, and separate ‘get ready’ bathroom area with sink and mirror.
The air conditioner was loud, but did not disrupt my sleep.
I picked this place because I don’t know DC well but the reviews (sorry, I used Tripadvisor, not Unilocal) said this hotel was in a relatively safe area.
Those reviews were right; this is sort of out in the suburbs, and appears quite safe. Also, I saw a security guard on duty all night. I talked to him a bit one morning and he said it was a pretty safe place.
Breakfast was the standard HI Express fare. Filling and free.
I would stay here again.

Just spent 5 nights at this location with a friend and two– 11 year old boys. We were there for spring break in Washington, DC. Convenience to the Metro Station, BWI, I-​495 and breakfast is what drew us to this location.
The facilities were clean and up to date. Everyone at the hotel was friendly and most helpful. The breakfast was great and plentiful. The pancake machine was a big hit with the kids. I needed the washing machine and dryer one night and the hotel provided a clothes soap. I used their business center one morning and was more than happy. The Wi-​Fi was perfect.
It was a great experience for four of us.

The Holiday Inn was clean and easy to get to from the interstate. Room was outstanding except for the fact that it was in the smoking session. I’m not sure why hotels have smoking rooms anymore.
Room had a great layout and kitchnette.
Only issue is that the person checking me in was more interested in watching the Redskins game than properly checking me in. This was a business trip and the host booked the room, but clerk charged to personal credit card and then made it difficult to charge to host account.