Alexandria, VA is a small city located just outside of Washington, D.C. Alexandria is a great place to stay if you're looking to visit D.C., but Alexandria's historic Old Town has plenty to offer in its own right. If you're considering a visit to Alexandria or D.C., check this list of convenient and highly-rated hotels that can accommodate your stay. 1. Hilton Alexandria Old Town Located near the King Street-Old Town metro stop, the Hilton Alexandria Old Town provides easy access into D.C. on the blue and yellow lines. The Hilton Old Town is only about one mile, or a leisurely 22-minute walk, to the Alexandria waterfront. If you don't want to walk, the free King Street trolley will also take you right into the heart of Old Town. more 2. Morrison House Old Town Alexandria, Marriot Autograph Collection The Morrison House Old Town offers guests a luxury hotel experience with historic charm. This 45-room mansion, which was inspired by Federalist architecture, and its elegant colonial decor will transport you to another era. Visit Don Taco next door for a bite to eat, then grab a scoop at Jeni's ice cream, just one block away. 3. Hotel Indigo Old Town If you are looking for a room with a view, look no further than the Hotel Indigo Old Town -- this hotel is located right on the riverfront. Reviewers indicated that the Hotel Indigo was the perfect home base for exploring Alexandria on foot. In addition to the array of dining options that Old Town Alexandria has to offer, the Hotel Indigo has its own restaurant on-site called the Hummingbird, which serves lunch, dinner, and brunch on the weekends. 4. Holiday Inn Washington Capitol - National Mall Usually, if you would prefer to stay in D.C., you should expect to pay more per night for your accommodations. However, this Holiday Inn is an exception to that rule, with rooms starting at $175. This hotel is also ideally situated: you will be just one block from the National Mall and eight minutes from L'Enfant Plaza, where you can catch the metro to just about anywhere - including Reagan National Airport and Alexandria on the yellow line. 5. Willard InterContinental We would be remiss if we did not include at least one historic hotel on this list. Once comprised of a series of row houses, the Willard celebrated its bicentennial in 2018. Important historical figures such as Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King, Jr. have stayed at the Willard, making this hotel an artifact of American history. You can take in even more history by visiting the White House, Ford's Theater, and the National Portrait Gallery, which are all nearby. Looking for a vehicle that can help you make the most out of your trip to the greater D.C. area? Visit Ourisman Chrysler Jeep Dodge of Alexandria or schedule a test drive of one of our new or used vehicles at your earliest convenience!
