Hotels Near ALDI in Manassas

It was great. Front desk was very nice, and there was was no issues at all very smooth. Enjoyed it

I feel comfortable to write a glaring review of this particular location, being that it's located around fierce competition of other hotel names, and yet a proper amount of honor goes into the ”customer service” portion, just to begin the process of a single visit or stay-over. I've been to many hotels in my job's traveling capacity and localization (when long bookings are necessary), enough to indicate that a positive consistency is maintained when one has to get through whatever arrangement calls for a place away from home. This site is well managed, within a very excitable surrounding of commerce, so that's no small task, though one very necessary ingredient towards easing visitor anxiety--an inarguable aspect of consumerism. A nice premium choice of television selections; sanitized rooms that address residual pandemic concerns (still very important), and faithful security measures are always maintained. The people that work at this Red Roof are commonly impressive of their tasks and person-ability; I'm sure we're living in a time when such a decency is underappreciated, though nonetheless a high demand, whether apt discrepancy cares or not. The great people are Pri, Ronneen, Maria, Jean, José, Kimberlee, and a host of dutiful housekeepers that say little, yet smile alot. It's a good experience. ___Russ Gladden

Checked in early and room ac didn’t work. While I was glad to be able to check in early, the maintenance man told me that the air conditioning hadn’t worked in the room in a while. Why did they give me the room? I am a ambassador of level titanium lifetime elite member with Marriott. So then I went to the second room and the set up it is not what I would like however, the refrigerator in the room the gasket was warped it wouldn’t close properly, so the freezer section was all iced up and then it must’ve gone into defrost mode overnight because it was water all over the floor the next morning. They have the old style air-conditioning the one like the 70s hotels it’s in the window and there’s a ceiling fan the other door when the room underneath me or on the side of me turns on their ceiling fan the lamp that’s on the desk in the room, literally vibrates! There was no shower gel in the shower, and I had to pull very hard to get the shower to engage. It was obviously corroded in the shower didn’t come on all the way so I got a little bit of the water than the rest came out the spigot. Breakfast was great. The first day I was there second I was there it was something out of the frozen section. It was all disgusting. I ended up going to McDonald’s for breakfast, and it was definitely several steps above what they were serving. When I go back to that hotel no. The Wi-Fi was marginal. The hotel staff was very friendly and nice, but that doesn’t make up for this hotel which honestly I’ve stayed at better motel six hotels than this!

The Hampton Inn was one of the best hotels I've experienced in terms of comfort. It ticked almost every box to meet an excellent stay. The room was spotless, all amenities were stocked. The mattresses and linens felt brand new, crisp, and clean; and, finally a hotel that gets the pillows right! They weren't flat or too full, and there was a nice assortment of pillow lofts. They also seemed new. A fridge, refrigerator and coffee maker in the room was nice. The bathroom was updated, with hot water at a good pressure. To be super picky -- no safe in the room seemed like an oversight, and the towels were too thin for my liking. For the price and location, this hotel does it right! We did hear the train, which was VERY loud in the afternoon, but heard nothing during the night or morning. We were there on a weekend, so there could be a limited schedule?

We arrived at the hotel late in the evening after a day of traveling. The young woman at the front desk was not particularly friendly and when we asked for a double bed, she quite briskly said “no”. She gave us a room on the first floor. That night we could barely sleep. Our room was a door away from a backway exit from the hotel. At all hours of the night, people were walking by, speaking loudly, laughing uncontrollably and banging doors continuously. It is not a hotel’s fault that so many people are inconsiderate of others, but in the morning we were exhausted. I went to the front desk, and there was a different young lady there who in the most professional and courteous manner changed our room to the third floor. We had absolutely excellent remainder of our stay. I have to say that she has been most helpful throughout our stay, helping us with replenishing supplies and providing excellent service…I wish I asked her for her name so I could praise her in a more personal manner. There are a few restaurants and grocery stores nearby. The highway is conveniently close. Great location. Overall very good stay.

I'm just trying to figure out what it is where I keep trying to be Safe and get Help from the people who I thought were supposedly my Government and Law Enforcement Agencies, yet haven't been able to get Anything Accomplished after years of my being in Washington D.C. constantly running up to Capital Hill and/or White House, Not to mention how many other parts of this Hypocrisy in Democracy, yet my trying to constantly keep coming up with the Funding to keep having to fork over paying for Hotels instead of my being jumped and robbed again like how Chicago's Finest claimed what was that got me in that coma to begin with, being chased around the Country by the same types of *****s that in which I originally came to D.C. Metropolitan area thinking that I'd Finally be able to get away from, here now seemingly running Government and Everything else! More than less, I'm just trying to figure out what it is that's got like Every Foreigner and/or LGBTQ Community Member(s) Nationwide chasing me around thinking that if they were to Completely Annoy, Harass, pretty much do Anything that's either going to Kill me off, that and/or giggling from them passing out HIV/AIDS, then calling me Homophobic when I'm Not willing to accept such, putting God knows what in People's Food/Drinks and Cigarettes like it's Legal, somehow having 3rd party Booking sites in on the bogus Game(s) of keeping a person trapped outside until they decide being in relations with individuals who've got the exact same genetic sexual manifest as that of myself, with how many from every other Country(s) in on poisoning others (most of which having the same permanently tanned derriere as I also am Born and Breded with pushing to make sure that they're able to keep the Colored Folks either Trapped in Jail and/or out on the Streets, while everybody who's not from this Country is able to gather up every Everything, and having our Jobs, Religious Freedom(s) Ethical Hospital/Medical Services, and how much of Everything else, while nearly every City and State seemingly making sure that they're keeping US out stranded!

Checked in smoothly, room was clean. Not a single complaint I can come up with. One of the receptionist, Beverly, was super caring and was very interested in learning about the activities that happen!

Our 2-queen bed room was okay, nothing special. The bed was very comfortable, and the shower was great. Interestingly, when we tried the TV, it wouldn't turn on. I thought it might be the batteries in the remote. I called the front desk, and someone showed up in about 10 minutes. No, not the remote. He did something, i.e., put in some kind of code. Aren't hotel TV set supposed to be ”ready to go?” A recent review remarked about the lengthy check in process (with no one waiting). I experienced that too. Interesting? The breakfast room is huge and attractive. We sat at a table overlooking the pool. Breakfast, at best, was fair. The sausage patty was ice cold, in spite of it being in a metal container labeled ”hot.” The potatoes was not hot either. There were no pastries in the little pastry ”cabinet.” I had to ask about them. He brought out two kinds of mini muffins (okay) and, I think, donut holes (stale?), which were cold, probably just out of the refrigerator. Getting in and out of the hotel grounds was a challenge, i.e., not easily done, especially during high traffic times. And, yes, the hotel is convenient to GMU, only about 2 1/2 miles away.