Hilton Alexandria Old Town

Comentarios destacados

• JUANVV71

  29 enero 2016
  EL MEJOR HOTEL EN ALEXANDRIA OLD TOWN

  Por su excelente ubicación, al lado de la estación del metro y del tren, este hotel es la opción ideal para estar en esta hermosa ciudad. El hotel totalmente moderno, digitalizado y con Starbucks en el primer piso. Excelente atención, cómodas habitaciones, huele delicioso. Lo recomiendo totalmente

  

• bagage

  21 mayo 2016
  Excelente hotel

  Excelente hotel, situado en la bella King st., con sólo salir a la calle, llena de restaurantes y pequeños y coquetos comercios, se puede tomar el tranvía que llega hasta el río y que es gratis. Además el hotel está al lado de la estación del metro. Se puede llegar desde el aéreopuerto Regan por esta vía. Las habitaciones son amplias y cómodas y el personal es atento. Sin duda volvería a hospedarme en este hotel.

  

• gustavogN7068XG

  30 octubre 2017
  Excelente ubicación

  Hotel muy limpio y con muy buena ubicación. Enfrente de la estación del metro y con acceso a las mejores zonas de Washington D.C y Alexandria Precio alto. Aunque se ubica en una avenida principal las Habitaciones son muy silenciosas y muy cómodas. La limpieza es de lo mejor.

  

• Quest10429659809

  15 abril 2019
  Decepcionante por falta de soluciones

  Una decepción por lo que uso y conozco la marca. Las camas eran miserablemente pequeñas cuando habían solicitado dos camas grandes. Ni King ni Queen para una familia de tres donde yo mido 1,92. Por otro lado la ubicación sobre las vías del tren no hacia la habitación tranquila como pedí. Soluciones cero.

  

• tvtvtvtvtv0

  12 enero 2021
  Hit and miss

  I've attended several events at this hotel but never actually stayed here, so I was interested when I got the opportunity. The hotel was a mixed bag. It was renovated within the last few years. The lobby has a darker, slightly more modern look. Not all of the rooms appear to have been renovated, however. When we checked in, our first room was standard and had an outdated TV and didn't have the bathroom renovations pictured on the website. They are very proud of their new sinks, since there are a ton of photos of them on the website, but the sink in the bathroom was older and wouldn't drain properly. There were obvious stains on the towels. We asked for a new room and were moved to one that had been renovated with a newer bathroom and a modern 55" TV. It was a corner room with a strange shape and layout, but it did have a lot of desk and table space. The bathroom was large and the sink, toilet, and shower were all separate from each other, which was a major plus. But it only had one overhead light in the center of the room, so you have to go into a dark corner to use the toilet. Not a premium experience. The worst part was the absurd security policy. After midnight, the doors to the only entrance (since the main entrance is closed indefinitely, apparently) are locked. That's pretty normal, but you don't use a key card to get in. Instead, there's a security guard inside the building 100 feet away. There's no buzzer or bell, so you have to stand outside in the cold waiting for him to look up from his phone and notice you're there. Then he has to walk through two sets of doors to let you in. It's the dumbest thing I've ever seen. The guards (and all the staff) are friendly, but there has to be a better way. Either place the security station inside the foyer between the doors, or install a bell, or install a key card entry system - anything would be better than the current system. They do charge for parking, but there are some discounts on their website where you can add parking for $10/night, which is reasonable for Old Town, but only if you book direct. Overall, we enjoyed the hotel, but there were a bunch of random headaches and issues that detracted from the experience.