We've stayed here for 4 or five times now and we have had a positive experience every time. The receptionists are friendly, the rooms are comfortable, clean and spacious. The windows are big and you'll generally have a good view. The buffet is nice with good staff. I recommend this hotel over all the other ones in the area.

My husband and I stayed here for a one night getaway. We came to do some shopping and have a good meal out. The hotel is very convenient to both Tysons I and II shopping areas. We splurged an extra $30 for the "executive" level floor for a total weeknight price of $349. Our room was nice, but not fancy. The bedding, linens and towels, however, were very nice. I love a comfortable bed with high thread count sheets and a down comforter so that was really a highlight. The TV was very large and there were plenty of towels and good lighting. There was a nice continental breakfast in the morning with fresh fruit, croissants, cereals, etc... The evening "cocktail" hour had a nice selection of cheese and crackers and even some hot hors d'oevres.....BUT, cocktails were extra. Now, I can understand liquor not being included, but I was surprised that beer and wine were like $5 per drink. Not a major complaint, but when I decided to pay extra for club level, I expected that I could have a glass of wine. The service was good. Overall, it was a great stay, but I did think $350 was a little high to pay for a very good, but not deluxe place. I would stay here again, but would look for a weekend price as this is largely a business hotel.

I stayed here overnight on a business trip and was underwhelmed by the place. The common areas were quite nice, but the Cafe' was expensive, the Jazz Club didn't have jazz, the business center clost $.69/minute, and the wifi is $10 a day. If you stay at a fancy expensive place like this, why can't they give you free internet? They also didn't have anything other than local and news and history type channels.

It was an OK place, but it really wasn't worth the dough.

The Hilton McLean Tysons Corner is located near I-495 and the Tysons Corner shopping centers. Surrounded by many office building that presumably account for a great many frequent business travelers, this property features a nice indoor atrium, large conference rooms, and a fitness center and pool that is closed for extensive renovations right now. (February 12, 2005). The extremely friendly and helpful staff offered to have me shuttled to a sister property nearby (The DoubleTree) if I needed to workout while staying here. This is my second stay and I am extremely pleased with everything. The standard room has a minibar, desk, and two chairs, as well as a clean but small bathroom. The beds are comfortable with 4 nice down pillows, down comforter, and soft sheets. I joined the Hilton HHonors program online and became a gold VIP member which entitles you to complimentary access to the concierge lounge with nightly hors d'oeuvres and a continental breakfast. One of the real standouts is the live jazz music several nights a week in the club downstairs. For excellent authentic Italian food go to the Marco Polo Restaurant in Vienna just five minutes away.