Name: The Watermark Hotel
Address: 1825 Capital One Drive (South), Mclean, VA
Telephone: (888) 420-1641
Rating: 4.75

I'd be happy to stay here again. Being able to walk to our show from the hotel was very convenient.

Liked: The rooms were spacious. The breakfast was fabulous.
Disliked: The pillows are extra soft and not supportive.

Absolutely wonderful!!

Liked: I love how clean and quiet the property is. I also love how spacious the rooms are and how close to Tyson’s corner the property is.
Disliked: I don’t like that it doesn’t have a pool or jacuzzi.

Enjoyable short stay weekend at...

Liked: This is my second time staying at the Watermark and I still had the same feeling of excitement as the first time. The hotel provides all the facilities that make staying there really enjoyable, the breakfast was great and the staff were quite attentive and polite. I will stay there again on my next visit.
Disliked: It’s close to a number of construction sites and there was loud music being played in the lobby area that I could hear the boom boom of it in my room many floors above but other than that I have no complains

Above average and price was...

Liked: The Perch is a nice add on to the complex. However, you wouldn’t have too much time spending to yourself. It is good for socializing.Rooms were spacious. However, furniture was cheap and the couch was not usable to sit and gather.Staffs were okay. No daily room cleaning.The bar was nice and food was very good. Bartenders were great with so much good creative drinks per request. Bartenders know what they are doing.Breakfast was great.
Disliked: Elevator was shared with everyone else in this complex. Check-in was horrible experience when there was an event happened at the same time. Only elevator A was working from what it seemed.No front desk at the street level to guide. Guest had to do a lot of asking upon arrival.No access until you check in at the front desk on the 11 floor which the garage wasn’t the same with the Wegmans. People were kind of lost.Lobby shared with the “restaurant”. The concept was weird with less intimate setting for diners.