Washington Hotel Guide - Alexandria Black History Resource Center hotels in Washington, United States of America.

"Room was very clean and spacious. We had booked the Archer suite with terrace. it has a large shower stall with a bench and rainfall shower which was nice! The Nespresso machine was fantastic as were the little caramels left in the room. Our suite was located on the left side of the building (not the greatest view) but the terrace was quite long so you maybe able to entertain a couple of other guests. Theres a sofa bed in the living room. Sleeping on it was just okay. We could see the courtyard from the bedroom windows. Now from the living room is where the bathroom entrance is located. While we didn't really have a problem with it, the frosted see through door may bother some guests especially if you're not traveling as a couple and want more privacy. And for the size of the bathroom I'm not sure why the toilet has to be so close to the wall which is at the entrance of bathroom! I'm petite and it was difficult grabbing the toilet paper off the holder on wall. We had to place the tp on the vanity so it was easier to reach. Maybe add a floor dispenser? We didn't take advantage of the restaurant or the breakfast. We didn't receive a meal voucher because we had booked third party. We wanted to explore Alexandria the short time we were staying there and there are so many options regarding dining. It's nice that the Hotel is on king Street and has a free running trolley. Staff was friendly, hotel parking could be a little cheaper for what People are paying. "

"The bed was comfortable and room, clean and pleasant. Didn’t appreciate dog barking at 3:00am."

"The hotel is nice and a good area. The room was clean and the staff were friendly. The on-site restaurant was good."

"Hotel staff was friendly, it was easy to locate amenities, breakfast was delicious!"

"The Old Town Hyatt is our go-to hotel in Alexandria. We travel by train and the hotel‘s proximity to Amtrak is perfect."

"I realize it’s not The Four Seasons, but there is a certain expectation that gets set when one is paying over $350 a night for a hotel room. This hotel did not meet it and it was the only time I have ever asked for a different room (and I have traveled a LOT). I was given a large dark corner room (it had only one tiny window), which might not have been as much of a problem, except that all of the lamps in my room flickered eerily. The air-conditioner was not working properly - it took three hours to cool the room 3° and sadly smelled faintly of onions (typical of mold in an hvac). The tub faucet was pulling out of the wall and there was peeling paint and wallpaper in a number of corners of the room and bathroom. I could also feel the springs in the mattress. Honest to Pete, it was like a bad movie. A local shopkeeper I was chatting with told me the room might’ve been haunted lol. On a positive note, I received excellent service from all of the staff at the hotel who really went out of their way to help me. Also housekeeping did a very good job cleaning the rooms. It is certainly a great location, but it is a shame to see such a beautiful building being poorly cared for (the hallways weren’t bad but the elevators were in poor condition). It is likely I would only return to the hotel as a last resort."

"Very well made. The breakfast was nice. "

"Everything was perfect, we didn’t eat there so no comments on that part. I really loved that I could just text the front desk"

"The location was perfect for taking the metro into DC. It was also convenient to the trolly for King St and all the attractions there."