We were at the Hyatt Arlington for 4 night, in early March. The room was good, and we got it for $85 a night through Priceline.com. The desk staff dowstairs was very friendly and efficient.

Just around the corner is the Rosslyn subway station that takes you directly into City Center or the other way to Arlington or the Pentagon. Can't beat a location like this!

There is parking underneath the hotel, and it seems to fill up quickly. Other parking is available behind the hotel as well.

We were on the 6th floor and could hear some noise from the outside, but nothing to be a disturbance - it is a city after all.

The unpleasant thing about this hotel though was the girl manning the "coffee shop" downstairs on Monday through Wednesday, when we were there. She had the personality of a doorknob and was very unpleasant to customers, including ourselves. On the other hand, the girl there Sunday morning was lively and efficient. An real attitude readjustement would be in order.

I highly recommend this hotel.

I went to Washington DC on a school field trip this February. The hotel is a very good option for this type of trips, being so close to the main historical sites and memorials. The room was very nice, clean and big. One thing I disliked was that the curtains won't close completely (and this is a design issue, not that the curtains were broken) and I like absolute darkness when I sleep. When we arrived to our rooms, my friend's bathroom had all the toiletries and gratuities he should have, but in my bathroom I only found the ones outside the shower. The next day was better, though. Close to the hotel you will be able to find (one block, maybe two away) a CVS that closes at 8 pm. and many restaurants, like the Ruby Tuesday across the street. The restaurant is very good but I'd say a bit expensive. All in all, I liked the hotel very much!

The beds, particularly the sheets, were amazing here! The walk-in shower was huge and luxurious as well. Internet was $9.95 per day, which is ridiculous. As a hotel that frequently hosts business travelers, internet should be included in the price of the room.

This hotel is steps from the Rosslyn Metro station, and within walking distance of the Pentagon and Arlington National Cemetery.

The bar has some pretty decent happy hour specials and the restaurant is over-priced but DELICIOUS! The breakfast buffet is a must!

Got a great deal thru Groupon--$59 per night--which if you add in the $20 per night of parking actually brought it up to $79. Still a great deal considering the closeness to the Metro station. When staying at a hotel my main concern is cleanliness--which this hotel was very clean and well maintained. Only complaint was the noise which has also been stated by other visitors. Did not hear other people thru the walls but was awakened each morning by slamming doors. Not just doors close by but doors that were wayyyy down the hallway. Boom Boom Boom--all morning. This should be something that the hotel should address. Besides that--our stay was good and would return again--but next time with ear plugs