Maintains the name of Hampton Inn with great pride !!. Stayed there for a night while visiting Dc with family.. Everyone was very pleased with the cleanliness.. Breakfast is really hygienic and nice!! Overall pleasurable experience.

I spent three nights (and days) here on business to attend a training course at the hotel. It is by no means a bad hotel, and the rate I paid was very reasonable, but this review is signficantly colored by me NOT having a car since the training course was held at the hotel.

The good:
* Staff - very friendly and helpful
* Room - large, comfortable bed, nice bedding, large desk, excellent bathroom with tiled stand-up shower
* Free wireless internet access everywhere in the hotel
* Free breakfast
* Small swimming pool and fitness area
* Free shuttle to Dulles Airport every half hour
* Business center with three PCs and a printer

The "could-go-either-way":
* Proximity to Dulles Airport
* Very heavy, generic breakfast (eg, microwaved egg products, lots of supermarket-style breads). Healthy/light options (eg, yogurt and fruit salad) were limited.
* It's right on the highway. The view is either parking lot, traffic, or both.
* There is an hourly shuttle bus service to a nearby mall with a half dozen or so typical chain restaurant options, but it's infrequent and slow. If you don't have a car, you're very limited in your meal options.

The bad:
* There is no restaurant or even a kitchen on site. All food (including breakfast) is brought in pre-prepared. The only restaurant within walking distance is O'Malley's pub at the Holiday Inn about 5-10 mins away. They are probably what you'd expect...not great...and have a reasonably wide selection of dishes, but nearly everything includes both bacon and cheese. The prepared lunches for training course attendees came from here so within 2-3 days I had covered just about everything on the menu.
* Lots of ants in the conference room. There's no real short-term solution to this since you really don't want to sit in a conference room that's just been sprayed for insects, so we just had to live with it for three days.

This is not a hotel I would recommend for site-seeing in DC or to stay at for more than a night or two. I'd expect that most guests will be here either for short-term on business or before/after a flight at Dulles, and in either case are likely to have a car. To that end, it's a perfectly reasonable option.

My husband and I spent four nights at your hotel. The first full day I realized I was coming down with a really bad cold and by the end of the day I had used up an entire box of tissue. My highest compliments go out to Zulma, the housekeeper assigned to our room. She was observant and when she tidied the room, she kept the wastebasket next to the bed and she fluffed up a new box of tissue and placed them on the bedside table instead of the sink. The whole staff was very professional and friendly but Zulma's attention to detail and her attentiveness to her guests was comforting. Thank you for a memorable weekend, sniffles and all.

We arrived at this Hampton Inn and were greeted with a friendly smile. A huge Christmas tree was on display and fresh cookies were ready to be eaten. We went to eat the Dulles Town Center, which is ~ 10 minutes away. This hotel has an agreement with a nearby Holiday Inn to use their shuttle to go to the Town Center. It is a large shopping Mall with the Cheesecake Factory to Nordstrom to Walmart nearby. It is a very nice higher end mall. If you are into cars, you pass by a Lambo/Ferrari/Massareti dealership on the way to the mall. We drove our own car, but I can only assume they have an airport shuttle or use the Holiday Inn's. This is a new hotel, ~ 2007. The breakfast is good and fresh. The sink in our room drained slowly and the hot tub did not work. The pool was nice, but a little cold. It is ~ 5 minutes to the Dulles airport. They treat Hilton Gold and Diamond Vip members well!!