I stayed at the Sheraton Premiere at Tyson's Corner for a business trip and chose the hotel due to it's proximity to my client's office building. Apparently the hotel had just begun renovations when I arrived, and my advice is to avoid this hotel until renovations are complete. I don't want to be too harsh because I know they are... More

Two things MIGHT bother you about this hotel. First, the Metro expansion is occuring right in front of the hotel, so access seems a bit tricky (that said, I had no particular trouble entering or exiting the hotel). Second, the hotel itself is undergoing renovations. Below, I've read some reports of outdated rooms, but my room was in tip-top shape:... More

Having stayed at many Starwood hotels, including Sheratons, the Sheraton Premiere at Tysons Corner certainly does not live up to the standard. The hotel is still under renovation, but provided fewer amenities than normal in consideration for the noise and subpar conditions guests experience. For example, the gym had been relocated to a small conference room on the lobby level,... More

Really nothing to add to what others have said...beware of parkign in the garage, no elevator to take with your luggage so the choice is: park in the rain and snow and slush it to the hotel or lift your luggage up the flights of stairs? Bathtub had no stopper and took 3 phone calls and 2 staff memebers to... More

The hotel is currently being renovated. This means no real restuarant, bar or lounge. There is a temporary but embarassing breakfast room and even then you need to expect to be disturbed by renovation work. The lifts are inadequate at present and the reception is too small. On the plus side the rooms are generally large with decent fitting and... More

Made a weekend trip for some DC sight-seeing. Got a room at a good room at a good price. Though the place was dated and miles from the nearest Metro stop (~10min drive), the staff was friendly and the room was adequate. The bathrooms left much to be desired. There were mildew stains on the ceiling (probably because there was... More

The hotel was renovating some public areas when I stayed here for a conference, but the overall experience was quite good. My 11th floor tower room was quiet, spacious and clean, with a huge bathroom, lots of closet & drawer space, and a very comfortable king bed. I appreciated the small refrigerator in the room and the Starbucks coffee for... More

Close to Dulles and the Beltway, this property began undergoing construction the end of October. It's also located in a heavy construction area as a rail line is being installed on Leesburg Pike. PROS: the MOST comfortable bed I've been in, the service, nice rooms located in the tower, beautiful lobby, FREE parking, parking garage CONS: rooms not in the... More

In the midst of heavy area construction sits the Sheraton at Tysons Corner. A toll road next to the hotel does not make on and off access free, so factor this into your cost. The lobby is grand and very promising, but beyond the lobby is outdated and stained carpets and worn stair treads. The rooms themselves are fine -... More