My husband and I were strong armed into staying here due to wedding party arrangements, but we don't want anyone else to inadvertently walk into the situation that we did. To begin, during our stay, two sets of our relatives were forced to leave in the middle of the night due to a bed bug infestation in their rooms on... more

I stayed for one night at this hotel for business, and it was selected based on location, plus the fact that there really weren't any very bad reviews here. After staying there once, I'll look for someplace else next time. This hotel isn't bad, it's just dated and worn looking. Check in was relatively efficient, once I found the lobby... more

An older hotel, the Holiday Inn Alexandria is conveniently located near the Eisenhower Avenue Metro Station. Having lived in Alexandria for 9 years, I can tell you that being close to the metro is key to having a successful visit. The hotel itself is adequate, with an indoor pool for the kids on those rainy Washington days. Additionally, there is... more

We just got back from our visit to Washington DC and we stayed at this hotel. Since we had booked it through priceline, we weren't sure what to expect. We were given a very nice room on the 9th floor that was quiet and non-smoking as I had requested. The front desk staff was about the nicest we've ever encountered... more

This place is absolutely not worth the money. We are a combo of business/pleasure travellers, and the only thing going for the hotel is that it is 2 blocks from a Metro station and parking is free. It is at least 45 minutes to the Smithsonian or downtown, but unlike most of the places in suburban DC area you need... more

I stay at this hotel every time I travel to the DC area. The Metro (subway) is right next to it. The staff is wonderful, the rooms have aways been clean, it is not fancy but for the area and the fact that all we do is sleep there it is wonderfull. Parking is free which is also a plus.... more

We stayed here April 12 and 13, 2007 and really enjoyed our stay. If you read the previous review - that person stayed on a Sunday, and may not have realized that rates in Washington DC jump from Sunday - Thursday. We stayed on a Thursday and Friday - the Thursday rate being $165 and the Friday only $99. Saturday... more

With tax and all, we paid a little over $200 a night for our rooms, we found the hotel to be run down. The night before we had stayed at a Hampton Inn for half the price and it was much better. This hotel has peeling wallpaper, no complimentary shampoo in the room, peeling paint on the windows, outdated furniture,... more

The close proximity to the Metro Station is the biggest selling point for this property. Also, the Staff was very friendly and helpful. The room was clean but it was a bit loud because of the Traffic from the highway and also, the annoying heating unit. Overall, It was worth the price we paid and would probably stay there again... more