It's a Holiday Inn at an airport, what more can I say? The rooms are pretty spacious; the bed was comfortable (including the pillows, unlike other Holiday Inns I've stayed in); it was clean. What made a difference was the staff who were really friendly and helpful, especially the desk staff and the waiters in the National Diner. All of them went out of their way to find solutions to anything (e.g. how to get to Dulles airport, or healthier options on the breakfast menu). The Shittle service from the airport to the hotel was also very efficient. Thank you.

I was stuck in Houston during a recent storm, trying to get to VA. with my daughter and grandkids. When I saw we were not going to get back in time to rent a car to get home, I immediately called Holiday Inn. Yannick, the front desk clerk assured me there would be no problem. The check in time was 1:30 a.m. and we were exhausted from traveling all day. He went over and above what desk clerks do to make our stay restful. All desk clerks should be as friendly and helpful as he was for us.

Was stuck in an ice storm in DCA and got this for 80$ AAA discount the night of. Was quickly picked up by the shuttle with other stranded passengers, and brought to the closeby hotel. Slow check in (mind you, I had 10 people ahead of me with 2 clerks) but they did manage to be friendly and in good humour. Was provided with a free breakfast (was it as an apology for the wait or because of my new gold status).

The room itself was decent but there was some tear and ware to be seen on carpet and lampshades...beds were a bit soft. Bathroom was decent. Free wifi and LCD TV with plenty of channels.

Gym was smallish but with good equipment, new and functional (but did not have any gear to use). Breakfast was provided a la carte in a dinner like restaurant on the premises , with good options. I had eggs and sausage with a pancake. There is a Macdonald next door if you are on a budget.

Overall, a decent option if the price is right.