Courtyard by Marriott Dunn Loring Fairfax

Karen Ramsey

Have stayed here a couple times. Good pricing, great access to Metro, places to eat, a grocery and more. A great option for out of towers wanting to visit Washington DC on a budget.

H. LPN

As a couple we enjoyed the close proximity to the Dunn Loring metro station. Our whole goal was to see DC and this station is literally around the corner. We liked the Harris Teeter grocery store being across the street as well as a Starbucks. There is a nice poke bowl/asian place across from Starbucks-the lady who owns it is fantastic and makes the best Bubble tea! The front desk was very helpful and gave us maps for DC. For the room everything was good. The shower was nice and super clean (no black mildew at all). I wished there had been more light over the mirror/sink area as it is dim. The bed was comfortable, loved being able to crack open our window (felt like an apt), great views and the parking was ample for $5.00 a day. Make sure to tell them you want housekeeping if you do or they will not come. We did not want it but did ask for more towels. We would stay here again for sure.

Muhammad Razak

Decent hotel in Fairfax. Pretty normal rooms. Clean, comfortable bed. Nice lobby. Underground parking at cost. Check in staff is very friendly. Nothing to complain about. Pretty fair price. Pool wasn't open which was a bummer.

Sandra I

My family stayed at Courtyard Dunn Loring Fairfax for three nights in mid-January. Everything was FANTASTIC. The staff was extremely friendly and courteous. The hotel was very clean and quiet. We appreciated that there was a microwave for guests to use in the Market area. Across the street is a Harris Teeter grocery store and several restaurants. We will be in town a few more times this year and plan to stay at this hotel during our visits. My only concern during our stay came when the power went out for a short period of time. The hallways and stairways were well lit. We were on our way out so used the stairs. One stairwell did not have a door to access the first floor. Instead from the 2nd floor there are two flights of stairs to what felt like a basement or furnace room. One door led to an option of two additional doors. There were no signs directing how to exit the building. The other stairwell did have a door that opened to the sidewalk on side of the building. I have traveled quite a bit and have stayed in many hotels. I found the stairwells in this hotel the most uncertain that I have ever encountered! There needs to be better signage so people can safely exit, especially in an emergency situation.