We are RCI owners who recently stayed at Wyndham Old Town Alexandria for a week. We had a two bedroom/two bath unit that was amazing! The location is awesome...just about a block from the Metro. The Wyndham is bright and cheery. You can tell that it has recently been remodeled. Our unit was very clean with wonderful beds and nice living room furniture. I have read previous reviews regarding the train that you are able to hear. I only heard this three or four times during the week we were there. Not bad, in my opinion. Also, it was never so loud that it kept me from sleeping or woke me up from sleep. The hotel is located on King Street which houses numerous quaint shops and restaurants. We rented a car (with GPS) that I would definately recommend so you can go see the sights downtown. You can also go with the Metro as it is close. We will stay here again when we are in D.C.

We're actually there right now, and the place is a pleasant surprise. We had a 2-bedroom deluxe (whatever that means), that it is quite large, nicely decorate, and the linens are good quality. It is conveniently located, but the train noise is a bit bothersome. The front desk and concierge are very helpful.

Here are the minuses:
1. Train noise
2. The timeshare sales people are quite agressive, calling us every morning (woke me up each time) to "make sure everything was ok". (We did not book through any kind of timeshare package so therefore are not obligated to tour, but they try nonetheless.)
3. The pool is too small
4. No jacuzzi, no steam room
5. The TVs are small
6. No restaurant on site (although the Hilton next doors does have one)
7. No housekeeping during the stay. (We're staying the whole week, so I'm not sure if that's the typical arrangement.)

That being said, we will probably stay here again.

This was a very nice resort right on the main street of Old Alexandria. We were able to park our car in the underground parking and walk down the street to a plethora of restaurants and shopping. We also walked to the river and take the dinner cruise up the Potomac. There was free bus service that took you nearly all the way to the river as well.

The unit we stayed in was a one bedroom for a maximum of four occupants. It was fine when my husband and I were alone, but when friends came to spend a night with us, it was very crowded. We were in a lock off and since we did not have a very big kitchen (though sufficient for our needs), I assume we were the smaller of the locked off units.

The building appeared to be relatively new. The units were clean and very well appointed, and the concierge was extremely helpful. We would definitely recommend this resort.

Wynham Alexandria is the only timeshare resort in the D.C. area. The location is perfect, half a block from the metro and right on King Street lined with antique shops and restaurant all fifteen blocks down to the river front. There is pretty to do all the four days we were there. The one bedroom unit is very nicely decorated. The resort does not seem crowded but it was suppose to be full. The kitchen and bath is a little small but the living and sleeping area is large enough. We had a great time!