5 Best Hotels in Tysons Corner

Written by Katie Howard – Updated November 13, 2023
Where To Stay in Washington, D.C. > Tysons Corner

What is the Best Tysons Corner Hotel?

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The Best Tysons Corner Hotel: Courtyard
Why: Best Mix of Rates & Amenities, 2 Blocks from Metro

There are five hotels within walking distance to the Tysons Corner Metro. We suggest prioritizing Courtyard, DoubleTree, or the Hyatt because these hotels are the closest to the Tysons Corner station. None of these three hotels offers free breakfast, or free parking. But of the bunch Courtyard has the lowest parking rates at $7 per day. All three offer free wifi, have a gym, and restaurant in the hotel. If rates at any of these three options are too expensive we suggest looking toward Extended Stay America. The perks to Extended Stay are that it performs well across online reviews and offers free breakfast, parking, plus wifi. The drawback to Extended Stay is that it is a 20 minute walk to the Metro. For all these reasons we suggest taking a look at Courtyard as a first choice if you plan to stay near Tysons Corner.

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Other Nearby Hotel Options

The good news for tourists who want to stay in Tysons Corner is that on the weekend rates drop in half. Rates are much higher during the week in order to accommodate business travelers. The Hilton and Marriott will resonate more with luxury business travelers, these hotel charge for wifi, parking and breakfast, so everyday tourist may not find them as appealing. The DoubleTree, Courtyardand Hyatt offer a little more value. The Extended Stay will usually be the most affordable hotels within walking distance to the Tysons Corner Metro. Use our deals widget below to compare rates and see if you can afford the brand name hotel option at Tysons Corner.

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Staying Near the Tysons Corner Metro

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Tysons Corner Neighborhood: Tysons Corner is a suburban area in northern Virginia. The immediate area is made up of office buildings, shopping centers, and a few apartment buildings. A bustling hub, Tyson’s Corner can be very congested, even on weekends when the malls are very busy. Shopping is the main attraction in Tyson’s. Tyson’s Galleria is offers slightly more upscale shopping, featuring stores like Cartier and Burberry. Tyson’s Corner Center is home to over 300 stores, including familiar chains like Abercrombie & Fitch, Sephora, and Macy’s. Tysons Corner location on the Silver line has made this area much more accessible to downtown DC, as well as Dulles airport. While Tyson’s is generally a safe area, the amount of traffic in the area, and the multi-lane highways, mean that pedestrians should always exercise caution.

Tysons Corner – Where to Eat, What to Do, Pictures

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Things to Do in Tysons Corner

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Things to Do: Shopping is the main attraction in Tyson’s. Tyson’s Galleria is offers slightly more upscale shopping, featuring stores like Cartier and Burberry. Tyson’s Corner Center is home to over 300 stores, including familiar chains like Abercrombie & Fitch, Sephora, and Macy’s. Outside of shopping, Tyson’s Corner’s convenience to I66 and the Beltway give visitors easy access to historic sites in northern Virginia.

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What to Eat: There are a variety of dining options in Tyson’s Corner, running from typical mall food court options to upscale dining. Try the Tyson’s location of DC favorite Founding Farmers for their wide variety of craft cocktails and local fare—vegetarians will be pleased by the number of options available to them. Café Deluxe is another great option for families trying to accommodate multiple tastes.