Hotels with Parking in Arlington

As a family with two kids, we chose the double room, and the two 1.8-meter beds were super comfortable. We could even see planes taking off from our room, yet there was absolutely no noise. The room was well-equipped with kitchenware and utensils, perfect for reheating any takeout. The hotel provides a shuttle service to the airport and metro station twice an hour, which was incredibly convenient for us since we planned to use the metro the next day! In the lobby, they also offered iced orange water, cucumber water, and small cookies, so we could always refuel right after getting back to the hotel. The front desk staff were warm and friendly. Although the underground parking has a fee, electric vehicle charging is free! I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I visit Washington.

Clean, spacious, and peaceful room. Both self-service and paid laundry options available. Major attractions require a subway or taxi ride, but the quiet, safe neighborhood has nearby cafés. Daily breakfast and evening reception offered a good variety of food and drinks. I would love to come back!

The room is large, with two Queen-size beds, and can accommodate 4 adults. But the heating has some problems. It will blow cold air at a certain temperature, and it doesn't work to turn it off. You can only keep turning up the temperature, but it's very dry. The breakfast is a buffet, 29 dollars per person, plus tax and tip, about 40. When booking on Ctrip, it says that the breakfast is 15 per person, but the hotel doesn't have this option. The location is right next to the airport, there is a free bus, and it takes only five minutes to get there, which is very convenient for catching a flight.

Room was clean, ac rattled though the night which made sleeping harder. Didn't like that parking cost extra, thought it was included. It would be cheaper to park at the airport and use the shuttle then park at the hotel. Otherwise stay was nice.

Our family traveled to Washington by car in February, and this hotel is highly recommended. Self-parking is 44 dollars per night, and guest parking is 49 dollars per night, which is a bit expensive. If you park by yourself in the underground parking lot, you need to spend time looking for a parking space. The hotel has its own shuttle bus to the subway station, which is quite convenient. You can reach tourist check-in points in the city within a few subway stops. Cleanliness and service are average at Renaissance.

Happy with welcoming vibes of the hotel and the room with all the little details , you will really notice. Happy with brekky - Staff ensure all food is refilled, smiling and greeting everyone.

It is absolutely beyond my expectation. The room is spacious and clean.

This is an airport transfer hotel, and the shuttle bus service is a nice touch. It's okay, but I didn't feel very safe.

Stayed at Holiday Inn National Airport / Crystal City during my Washington DC trip and had a genuinely great experience. The location is a big plus — very convenient for Reagan National Airport and easy access into central DC. Getting around was straightforward, whether by Metro or quick Uber rides. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained. Nothing overly fancy, but exactly what you want after a long day of sightseeing — a reliable, quiet place to rest. Housekeeping was consistent and everything felt well looked after. Service stood out the most. Staff were friendly and helpful throughout the stay, from check-in to daily interactions. Small touches like offering breakfast vouchers and being responsive made a difference. Breakfast itself was solid — good variety and a convenient way to start the day without needing to head out immediately. Overall, this hotel offers excellent value for money in the DC area. It’s not a luxury stay, but it delivers very well on comfort, convenience, and service. I’d definitely stay here again for a future visit.

I parked for two nights, and the parking fee bill provided by the front desk showed 93.28. In the end, I found that my credit card was charged 100 US dollars. I don’t know why? The front desk didn’t have any explanation or explanation.