Best Marriott Hotels in Virginia

This hotel of Chantilly, Va. is a little too far outside the Washington, D.C. metro area to be considered a viable option for D.C. travelers. But it is just a hop, skip, and a jump (or in other words, approximately 10 miles) from Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD). Many recent lodgers don't seem to mind being so far removed as they describe the beautiful furnishings and delight in this hotel's decadence compared to other Marriott properties. Guest rooms are spacious and feature plush down comforters, 300-thread count sheets, and 19-inch flat-screen TVs. When hunger sets in, you can satiate your appetite at one of three on-site eateries: Fairfax Dining Room, Palm Court, and Wellington's Pub. Though most recent visitor's report a pleasant stay, some say the average room rates are exorbitant for such an isolated hotel. On the plus side, if you participate in Marriott's rewards program, you can accumulate points by choosing to stay here.

Key Bridge Marriott in Arlington, Virginia, has tremendous views of Washington D.C.’s famous landmarks and recent visitors loved that only a short pedestrian bridge separates it from Georgetown University. The hotel is popular with business travelers as it has 17,000 square feet of meeting space, including a ballroom. It is also next to the Rosslyn Metro. Room amenities include a minifridge, coffee maker and premium movie channels. Wi-Fi access is available for a fee. (Extra charges were a recurring concern of recent guests.) The hotel also has a fitness center and pool. Guests can enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner at Revival or watch the game and enjoy free Wi-Fi at Connexion. The hotel is close to Arlington National Cemetery, and a short trip to the U.S. Capitol, the National Mall and the Pentagon. The hotel is part of the Marriott hotel group, which means that rewards members can earn or redeem Marriott Rewards points at this hotel.