I chose this location for a FL to NJ roadtrip which gave me a smooth Saturday drive into NJ avoiding the Easter Holiday traffic rush around D.C. Upon entry the hotel is fancy and polished which is what I expected when I booked my room. The staff was a bit unaccommodating but I shrugged it off and headed for my room. To my disappointment, the room felt old and ignored. I felt like I had entered a 20 year old bedroom with outdated and cheap furnishings, nothing like the lobby area I had entered. The carpeting was old and soiled and the bed looked used and abused. I was so uncomfortable, I left for a Marriott Residence Inn down the street where everything was new and well maintained. In addition, the room service was difficult, staff struggled to speak and understand English and it took two attempts to serve a hamburger. My Hilton experience seems to be consistent, they are not fixing up the rooms at the hotels only the common areas and other Hotels, maybe not as fancy, have much more luxurious hotel rooms than this. Lots of other choices.

We stayed here on a Friday night recently and had a wonderful stay. The hotel appears to be new or recently renovated; lovely atrium area greets you when you arrive.

We had adults and several 12-year-old girls in our group. We were on the 5th floor and had two connecting rooms with 2 double beds each and a king room.

ROOMS
Rooms were tastefully decorated in beige, tan and white with dark green carpet. King room was more spacious than rooms with double beds.

BEDS
Lovely soft bedding with duvet and plenty of feather pillows. We sunk in and snuggled down and quickly fell asleep. The bed alone made our stay well worth it! Our only gripe was that 2 queen beds would have been more comfy than 2 double beds.

OTHER ROOM FURNITURE
We liked that there was an actual desk chair at the desk. It was comfortable and adjustable and made working easier. We also liked the 2 chairs or loveseat in each room which allowed us to watch TV and eat without being on the bed.

APPLIANCES
Hair dryer, iron, upscale coffee maker all included. We would have enjoyed a fridge/mini-bar and microwave in the room.

WIRELESS INTERNET
Available, but not free, which is kind of lame these days.

ROOM SERVICE
Accommodating, polite, quick, and tasty! Also expensive, but not shockingly so. We liked that they stayed open until midnight.

POOL
Great pool! Large compared to many hotels; plenty of room to swim laps or for kids to play. Lifeguard on duty who was watching our kids very carefully, but not overly strict. Plenty of lounge chairs and thick, fluffy towels strategically placed. Very clean. Motorized chair to allow handicapped person to be lowered into pool. I didn't see a hot tub. Warning: heavily chlorinated, so bring goggles. Our girls' eyes were red and stinging.

FITNESS AREA
Quite large with lots of equipment. Three large-screen TVs. Bathroom with shower.

CONVENIENCE STORE
Large, well-stocked store, similar to an airport convenience store.

FRONT DESK
Very polite and accommodating.

ATRIUM
All the rooms surround the atrium, which gives the hotel an open, airy feel. The glass elevators allow you to enjoy the view of the atrium. The negative is that sounds carries easily throughout the atrium, so we could hear the noise from the bar, but it ended around 11:00pm.

PARKING
Plenty of free parking in lot. I don't think there's valet, but it's not really necessary.

LOCAL
Two large malls, plenty of dining and I-495 within 5 minutes of hotel, but we didn't hear any road noise.


We would definitely stay here again and recommend to business travelers and families alike.

I booked my one weekend-night stay at the McLean Hilton for half off by naming my price of $50 on Priceline.com. The location is great; just a short drive/walk to Tysons Galleria.

The hotel doesn't look like much on the outside, yet the interior is well appointed. It is the typical atrium style Hilton Hotel, and is older.

Check-in took about a minute and a half using the self service kiosk.

The rooms were clean, yet a bit dated. It appeared that not much had been done to the bathroom since it was originally opened.

Overall, this is a nice hotel if you can get it cheap. Sheraton Premiere (tower room) and Embassy Suites (Free Breakfast) are better options if you can get a comparable rate.

I stayed Hilton Tysons corner for 3 nights and had a worst nightmare experience stayed here. 1st of all, I put "do not disturb" tab on my door, but the next morning housekeeper called me in the mornng while I was sleeping only to ask me what time I need a service. Later that day, I complained at the front desk, and told them never expect to have that again. The front person apologized and told me that she will call housekeeping manager.
Next morning, the construction noise from upstairs started about 8 in the morning and housekeeper called me once again to ask me what time I want my room cleaned!!!

Also my airline lost my luggage prior to check in to this hotel, so I let the front that I'd be expecting my luggage delivery from United airline. Next day, I still havent got my luggage, and the housekeeper threw my airline ticket I placed on the bedroom night stand.

My luggage is lost and I supporsed to be eligible for refund of my loss, but the Hilton Tysons corner's housekeeper made it impossible to claim my loss without ticket.

HORRIBLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!