Hyatt Centric Old Town Alexandria

“Perfect King Street Location”

We stayed in August 25, the location itself was perfect on King Street, we could walk to the bars, restaurants etc and took taxi's across to DC. The room while not big were perfect and beds very comfortable. Staff were friendly and helpful. Indochen on site was lovely nice for dinner. Breakfast … Mehr

We stayed in August 25, the location itself was perfect on King Street, we could walk to the bars, restaurants etc and took taxi's across to DC. The room while not big were perfect and beds very comfortable. Staff were friendly and helpful. Indochen on site was lovely nice for dinner. Breakfast options were a little limited more a matter of personal preference. Hotel was spotless, and rooms lovely air conditioned and quiet. We would stay again no hesitation.

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“Wonderful location”

Great location and very friendly Hyatt members. Metro was at our door and easy to navigate. Many things to do in the area very safe!

“A secure and well-placed hotel close to the King Street Metro Station in Alexandria's Old Town neighborhood”

Hyatt Centric Old Town Alexandria, Virginia When Bruce Springsteen announced he and the E Street Band would be performing at Nationals Stadium in D.C., I reached out to family and friends to see if they could be in town for the show. When my sister responded that she could make the show I immediat… Mehr

Hyatt Centric Old Town Alexandria, Virginia When Bruce Springsteen announced he and the E Street Band would be performing at Nationals Stadium in D.C., I reached out to family and friends to see if they could be in town for the show. When my sister responded that she could make the show I immediately looked for a hotel in Old Town Alexandria (VA). I've lived in Alexandria for 14 years and believe we're well served by the hotels operating locally. Because she would be arriving from New York on Amtrak, I looked for hotels in Alexandria that are within walking distance of the King Street Metro station. There’s an Embassy Suites, a Hampton Inn, a Hilton, and a Hyatt Centric, all within a five-minute walk from the Metro station. Right from the start the experience was a good one. My reservation was quickly recognized, as was my membership in the World of Hyatt, Hyatt’s loyalty program. I was able to cover the cost of two nights ($580.92, including taxes, total for the two nights) when I checked my sister into the hotel. The hotel is perfectly located for using the Metro bus and rail lines (a five minute walk to Metro’s Yellow and Blue lines and bus lines) – including the bus that will take you across the river to the MGM Grand Hotel in Oxon Hill, Maryland. There’s also a free bus and trolley circulator and free DASH buses that all share a bus stop directly across the street from the hotel. The bar is well stocked and staffed by friendly and courteous bar staff. There’s a valet service (best to check first about the cost – I think it was $45 per night but I didn’t need it so I’m not sure I have the price right). The Hyatt Centric Old Town is probably the newest of the national brand hotels located near the King Street Metro station. It’s clean, reasonably priced for the area, and as far as I can tell it’s a safe and secure option for visitors to the DMV (District, Maryland, and Virginia).

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