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1. Hampton Inn & Suites Falls Church
Hampton Inn & Suites Falls Church



2. Home2 Suites By Hilton Falls Church
Home2 Suites By Hilton Falls Church



3. Falls Church Marriott Fairview Park
Falls Church Marriott Fairview Park



4. Comfort Inn Falls Church - Tysons Corner
Comfort Inn Falls Church - Tysons Corner



5. The Westin Tysons Corner
The Westin Tysons Corner



6. Courtyard by Marriott Tysons McLean
Courtyard by Marriott Tysons McLean



7. Governor House Inn
Governor House Inn



8. Econo Lodge Metro
Econo Lodge Metro



9. Archer Hotel Falls Church
Archer Hotel Falls Church



10. Hilton Garden Inn Falls Church
Hilton Garden Inn Falls Church



11. Residence Inn By Marriott Fairfax Merrifield
Residence Inn By Marriott Fairfax Merrifield



12. Courtyard by Marriott Dunn Loring Fairfax
Courtyard by Marriott Dunn Loring Fairfax



13. Clarion Inn Falls Church - Arlington
Clarion Inn Falls Church - Arlington



14. Sonesta Simply Suites Falls Church
Sonesta Simply Suites Falls Church



15. Doubletree by Hilton McLean Tysons
Doubletree by Hilton McLean Tysons



16. Homewood Suites by Hilton Falls Church - I-495 at Rt. 50
Homewood Suites by Hilton Falls Church - I-495 at Rt. 50



17. Tysons Corner Marriott
Tysons Corner Marriott



18. Embassy Suites by Hilton Tysons Corner
Embassy Suites by Hilton Tysons Corner



19. Archer Hotel Tysons
Archer Hotel Tysons



20. Hilton Garden Inn Tysons Corner
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West Falls Church
West Falls Church gives you suburban calm with easy access to DC's buzz. The Orange/Silver Metro line whisks you downtown in minutes while Jefferson District Park offers a green retreat after a day of sightseeing. Grab authentic Vietnamese pho or Korean BBQ from local spots that showcase the area's diverse cultural fabric. Families love the quiet streets and playground facilities at West End Park. Extended-stay hotels and budget-friendly chains cluster near the Metro station with free breakfast and parking. Most restaurants close early evening, matching the neighborhood's relaxed pace. You'll need a car for local errands, but the Metro's reliable service makes exploring DC attractions completely painless.

Idylwood
Visitors love Falls Church's Idylwood neighborhood for its bars and restaurants.

Lake Barcroft
Lake Barcroft delivers a private suburban oasis where residential charm meets lakeside living. The 135-acre private lake boasts five sandy beaches and clear waters perfect for swimming and kayaking. Mature trees create natural cathedrals along winding streets, while mid-century ranch homes and contemporary residences blend harmoniously with the lush landscape. While the neighborhood lacks restaurants and shops within its boundaries, nearby Falls Church offers plenty of dining options just a short drive away. Visitors stay in spacious vacation rentals with lake access privileges, enjoying the peaceful atmosphere. A car is essential for exploring beyond this quiet enclave and reaching attractions in Washington DC.


Baileys Crossroads
Baileys Crossroads buzzes with authentic Latin American and Asian eateries tucked into strip malls across this suburban neighborhood. Families flock to Ultrazone Laser Tag for a bit of fun between exploring ethnic grocery stores packed with international ingredients. The area's multicultural character shines through its diverse restaurants serving generous portions at wallet-friendly prices. Getting around requires wheels since walkability is limited, but you'll find ample free parking everywhere you go. Budget chain hotels and extended-stay properties offer simple accommodations with rates much lower than nearby DC. Most businesses wrap up by 9pm, making this a quiet retreat after exploring the capital's attractions.
Top landmarks in Falls Church
Mosaic District
Eden Center
State Theatre
Cherry Hill Farmhouse
Intermediate Stone of the District of Columbia
Falls Church Episcopal
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Beyond its small-town footprint, Falls Church packs a cultural punch with the historic Cherry Hill Farmhouse and live performances at the State Theatre. West Broad Street invites leisurely exploration of antique shops and local craft breweries where bartenders pour with neighborhood pride. Eden Center offers a feast of authentic flavors, while the Mosaic District presents shopping and dining just minutes away. History buffs appreciate the city's namesake church, while urban adventurers use Falls Church as a launchpad to nearby Washington landmarks. The community's tree-lined streets and weekend farmers markets create a small-town atmosphere that feels impossibly close to the capital's monuments and museums.
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Hilton Garden Inn Washington DC/U.S. Capitol
"The staff was wonderful from check in to check out. The bar was convenient; however, they have a gnat issue that was unavoidable. YUCK The location is convenient but the homelessness around the area was disheartening and at times, while coming in and out, felt unsafe."
Washington Plaza Hotel
"Excelente tido"
The Darcy Hotel
"I definitely enjoyed my stay at The Darcy"
Hotel Washington
"Everything was wonderful, the rooftop bar is really something to experience. Staff could not have been nicer. Property is beautiful, the room was great. Only Cons: — We must have accidentally booked a mobility accessible room and it did not have a tub. The issue was that the design of the shower made water leak out halfway through the bathroom floor. So we had to put towels down to create a barrier. —The rooms come within an espresso machine, instead of a regular coffee maker, but there’s no instructions on how to use it so I had to look up a YouTube video. Espresso is fancy, but I think most people would prefer a normal cup of coffee. —My husband was charged $5 for a Coke at the restaurant and then another $5 when it was refilled. So that was a bit meh. But otherwise was just a phenomenal location and the price was great! Walking distance to Old Ebbitt Grill and Hamilton. You can walk in heels to both those locations. Hotel is close to so so much if you are sightseeing! Also, if you do the Old Town Trolley tour, one of the stops is right around the corner from the hotel. And the old fashioned cars tours also pick up right there by the front of the hotel. It’s really a perfect place if you are a tourist!"
Embassy Suites by Hilton Washington DC Chevy Chase Pavilion
"Great rooms, lots of space. Excellent breakfast. There were not enough luggage carts."
Arlo Washington DC
"Our one night stay at Arlo was perfect as for the location. The room size was adequate and clean. It was good experience would use this hotel again definitely."
Club Quarters Hotel White House, Washington DC
"No breakfast. Room was extremely small. Tight space. But we rested ok because it was very clean and friendly staff."
Gateway Hotel
"Nice location"
The Westin DC Downtown
"Unexpected fees but otherwise nice"













































