We booked this hotel via Priceline and while the rooms were great, the walls in the hotel are paper thin and management did nothing to control a party held on our floor (not even next door, 3 doors down) on a Saturday night. We called Security once, and apparently other rooms called as well because they came to the party... more

I stayed at the Hyatt Fair Lakes for a week in early August 2008. I was very pleased with my experience there. The hotel staff tries hard to make you feel at home, and they did a great job. The restaurant staff in particular are outstanding. The food is also excellent -- I ate a lot of meals there, and... more

I love that hotel , the room was nice , the bed is great , location I will be there again more

After reading reviews was sceptical but needed to be in the area for business meeting. Rooms are great,much larger than expected and recently renovated. The health club is also new and has everything necessary even if small. Best of all was the staff, everyone was great from Front desk to Bar to Restaurant. more

The room was clean and mostly well-kept (a few scratches and a stain, but no big deal). Interesting room layout that divided the beds from the living area, otherwise generic. Nice garden area outside. They originally wanted $355 for the room; probably cheaper on weekends. 30 minute drive to DC when there's no traffic, which is never. more

We stayed at the Hyatt for a short DC vacation. It is about 25 miles from Downtown DC and a 5 minute trip to the Metro Station in Vienna/Fairfax. The hotel itself was great, everything very clean, staff was very friendly, kids enjoyed the pool. We did not eat at the restaurants as they were very pricey but plenty of... more

I booked the Hyatt Fair Lakes through Travelocity. The hotel was a little difficult to find the old-fashioned way (with a map...didn't have a nav system) and deciding where to enter the building was fun...what appears to be the grand entrance, isn't. The main entrance is in what seems to be the back of the building; however, once you find... more

Traveling to DC is tough because of all of the traffic. The Hyatt Fair Lakes in Fairfax, Va puts you about 20 miles outside of DC but only about 10 minutes from the Fairfax Metro Stop. There is a huge free (on weekends) lot and with a 35 minute train ride you've avoided the Beltway Mess. The Hotel is located... more

We were pleased to pay only around $90 for a night at Hotwire and can not complain about what we got for our money, but I'm not sure it would be the same at the full price of $179,- The supposed king bed must have been a queen, and everything was cramped. The room had a desk, a sitting area,... more