Guest Houses in Fauquier County

"The room was clean. The hotel is conveniently located to the Metro train. It's a great place to stay if you're flying out of Dulles or wanting to use the Metro to tour DC."

"I’m extremely disappointed with my experience with this Hyatt property. I booked a room for March 6 but cancelled the reservation within about an hour after learning that my international travel plans had changed due to a major disruption overseas. A Hyatt representative even sent a waiver to the front desk confirming the charge should be waived. Despite cancelling immediately and never checking in or using the room, I was still charged. When I contacted the hotel, the manager refused to review the situation and stated that because the hotel was fully booked that night, a refund would not be issued. This was very frustrating, especially given the circumstances and the waiver that had already been sent. I have since escalated the issue to Hyatt corporate and hope they will resolve it fairly. I expected better customer service and understanding from a brand like Hyatt."

"Nothing was included, everything was overpriced. Parking was hectic. Hot tub had broken vents, and pool was not clean."

"Room was clean, bed was excellent. staff was available for late arrival. "

"Clean room! New staff seems to know about 3rd party charges and deposits. Awesome stay though"

"The hotel has 3 guest elevators and 1 service elevator designated for staff only. During my stay, 2 of the guest elevators were out of service, leaving only 1 operational guest elevator and the service elevator temporarily available for guest use. This information was not communicated prior to check-in. Waiting up to 20 minutes just to get on an elevator is completely unacceptable, especially for a hotel of this size. To make matters worse, the one remaining guest elevator eventually became inoperable as well. Guests were stuck inside and had to pry the doors open to get out. This created a very frustrating and concerning experience for everyone staying at the hotel. Proper communication and maintenance of essential amenities like elevators should be a priority."

"Just “ok” for an overnight stay. But a few notes: Front desk staff should never say a customer’s room number out loud when assigning, especially with other people in the lobby. Rooms and furniture very dated, and in need of replacement with modern sleek furnishings. It looks like someone’s grandmother’s house. Everything is bulky and just…NO. Hard floors need extra attention in terms of cleanliness. Also, I can’t stress enough: DUSTING and WIPING down surfaces better. Thank goodness I travel with cleaning products."

"Room was mad cold. "

"Cheetos laying on the floor of the room when checked in. "