Pet-friendly Hotels in Arlington county

With a stay at Residence Inn Arlington Ballston in Arlington (Ashton Heights), you'll be within a 10-minute drive of Lincoln Memorial and George Washington University. This hotel is 3.6 mi (5.8 km) from National Mall and 3.9 mi (6.2 km) from Arlington National Cemetery.Don't miss out on recreational opportunities including an indoor pool and a fitness center. This hotel also features complimentary wireless internet access, a television in a common area, and tour/ticket assistance.Grab a bite from the grocery/convenience store serving guests of Residence Inn Arlington Ballston. Meet other guests and eat at the complimentary reception. A complimentary buffet breakfast is served on weekdays from 6:00 AM to 9:00 AM.Featured amenities include complimentary wired internet access, a business center, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Planning an event in Arlington? This hotel has 1300 square feet (121 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and meeting rooms. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 183 guestrooms, featuring kitchens with refrigerators and stovetops. Wired and wireless internet access is complimentary, and Smart televisions with satellite programming provide entertainment. Conveniences include safes and desks, as well as phones with free local calls.

Staffs was nice and the hotel was cozy. There was a bathtub so I could warm up my body.

The room has a microwave and refrigerator, and it is great to take the children to cook for themselves! The hotel comes with free underground parking, parking is very convenient. Very close to the attractions of Washington, it is a good accommodation choice to travel to Washington!

The rooms are clean, beautiful, the food is delicious. Great receptionist and service Not having drinking water is just a disadvantage. Overall, it's very nice to stay.

This is what I wrote to the Manager of the hotel. Mr. Hassan, Let me congratulate you on assembling one of the finest teams of hotel workers I have known. I especially want to point out Diamond, Larry, Carl, Melanie and Lourdes at the front desk and Johannes in housekeeping. Although I didn’t speak to any of them I also appreciate the maids who serviced our room every day. The reason I want to mention each person is because each addressed the issues we were having in a friendly, personal and professional manner. When my husband and I get to our room, we go over it to make sure anything out of place is mentioned to the front desk staff before we unpack. We found the living room chair in disrepair, a knob missing from the stovetop and the TV wasn’t working. By the time we returned to the front desk with our report, Diamond was on duty and asked if we wanted to change our room. She personally came to the second room and we told her that we preferred the first room if the items that needed addressing could be resolved. In fact, some were resolved by the time we returned to the first room. I also want to let you know that I had the best night’s sleep I’ve had in a long time! This was my first time at a Residence and my husband and I agree that we now need a reason to come back. Having a full refrigerator, free wifi, hot buffet breakfast, a fantastic and helpful staff and all the other amenities has made this our go-to for future stays in Arlington/Crystal City. I only have one suggestion to make and that is for your buffet. I know there may be safety rules involved, but a hot buffet should stay hot; one morning I was the first one there and by the time I got to my table the waffles were cold. This continued the next days for the pancakes and french toast. If there’s a problem with keeping a flame under each tray, may I recommend you put one or two small microwaves in or immediately outside the buffet area.

 I have already recommended your hotel to a friend. And I’ll continue to do so to any and all who ask “What’s the best hotel in Arlington?”

Stayed at the Rosslyn Residence Inn for two weeks beginning of March with my daughter when she was there for a conference/training with the Foreign Service Corps. The staff were excellent and made us feel at home... checking in every day to see if we needed anything and that we were comfortable. Ruth at the FD always had a smiling greeting for us as well as most of the other FD personnel. Meaza managed our room beautifully. Mr. George in maintenance was also a pleasant figure around the hotel as he went about his daily tasks. The area is great for walking with some excellent 'other nations' restaurants around within a few blocks. Certainly Enjoyed some delicious food for the two weeks. The monuments in DC were only a 5-10 min ride from the hotel....directly across the river. the only downside was that the bedroom in the suite was very small.....just big enough for the queen bed which looked more like a full. However no problem....would stay here again

I like to stay in different Hilton family properties across the portfolio when I stay in different cities. A trip out the new section of the Metro Silver Line brought me to this location. As a Hilton Honors Diamond member I have stayed in many hotels and know the standards I expect from each brand in the portfolio. This Hilton provided me with a pleasurable and ample stay. As always I chose my room along with pre-check-in the day before my arrival. Upon arrival I was pleased to find that the entrance to the hotel is literally at the top of the exit from the Metro. I went right to my room with the digital key, bypassing the front desk. I would later return to get the water bottles I was entitled to. The room was certainly a good size for a suburban location... plenty of room for everything. The bathroom satisfactory as well with enough space for my toiletries. The shower had no hot water issues. Climate in the room was easy to control, although it was fairly mild outside for early December. In the morning, breakfast was served at the place on the second floor, a typical buffet offering with many diverse choices. All in all this place comes highly recommended if in the DC area; it's easy to get anywhere by Metro.

This hotel is convenient to the Metro and is well-maintained. The rooms are nicely lighted and have a feel of spaciousness. The breakfast is pretty good with fresh tasting ingredients. The only downside is breakfast ends at 9:00. There are double shades on the windows for room darkening.

The pros: great location, staff is welcoming and helpful, breakfast was good. Very close to great restaurants, shopping and Metro stop. Easy to walk to any of these. The cons: none significant. FWIW: You have to stop your car at the front and check in to get a parking pass - cost is $35 a day. Not a lot of room for your car while you’re checking in, but they are quick. If you are accustomed to an HGI in a more suburban location where you have plenty of room to park and have some distance from others, you’ll feel cramped here. But it’s a big city and it can’t be helped. Plenty of city noise, but none from the hotel itself.

I went to Arlington, VA recently to participate in Wreaths Across America. I had reserved a room at the Sonesta Select Arlington Rosslyn. I got there on Friday afternoon, checked in and went to the cemetery to spend the rest of the day. When I got back that evening, my sister joined me. We ordered in and had a quiet night in the room. We were up early and checked out by 6:30am so we could get over to the cemetery. We had a great day and a wonderful experience with the Sonesta Select. Imagine my surprise when I looked at my credit card statement on December 31st and there was a new charge for the Sonesta Select in the amount of $250. I immediately went to the Sonesta Select website and inquired what the additional charge was for. I sent a screen shot of my statement showing both charges. (The original room charge on the 18th and the one on the 31st.) I knew with it being New Years Eve, I would not hear back for several days. Imagine my surprise when I received an email yesterday saying the $250 charge was for the room cleaning because we had “trashed the room”!! Now Tim always makes fun of me when we travel because I always make the bed before we leave. I fold the used towels/washcloths and place them on the edge of the tub. True to form, I did just that. I made both beds, tidied the bathroom, emptied the trash cans into the bag that the food we ordered had come in for dinner the night before and even placed the remote back on the TV. I inspected the room before we left to make sure we hadn’t forgotten anything, turned off the lights and shut the door, making sure it locked behind me. I have now sent 3 emails back requesting pictures of the “trashed room” because you know in this day and age, someone took pictures. No response. I have not called them because I don’t trust myself to not get angry or rude with them. I also want a papertrail. I am not sure how to handle this because this is a case of “he said/ she said”. It’s not that $250 is going to break me but I feel totally violated and it’s very shady business. I had planned to use them again next year and was even planning a family vacation there for several days, reserving several rooms…. NOT NOW!! It would crack me up if it weren’t so ridiculous. We are 2 older ladies (55 & 56), hardly party animals. I was so exhausted from all the walking I had done that day and my sister was tired from working all day and then traveling to the hotel, we were both in bed by 8:30pm. So why am I telling you this, because BEWARE!! Obviously your credit card can be charged for anything after you check out. It’s sad that no one will show me any “proof” that I damaged the room and can charge you for anything they dream up. I feel like the next time I stay in a hotel, I am going to have to ask for someone working the desk to come to my room and do an inspection before I leave and give me something in writing that says the room is acceptable.