Hotel in Alexandria, VA caters to business travelers with on-site dining, larger beds in guest rooms, reinvigorated meeting spaces.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. – Wrapping up a major renovation project, Courtyard Alexandria Old Town/Southwest looks forward to a bright 2016 with accommodations designed for today’s traveler.
The Alexandria, Virginia hotel now offers refreshed guest rooms and corridors, a reimagined public dining space and reinvigorated meeting spaces.
“We are excited to invite travelers to experience a new and improved hotel experience in Alexandria,” said General Manager Lizza Carter. “A lot of behind-the-scenes work has been put into this project, as we have worked to transform the property from the inside out. We are happy to finally share it with everyone.”
Benefiting business professionals and leisure travelers alike, the hotel’s changes create an even more inviting and innovative atmosphere.
Guests will discover an elevated lobby experience with places to relax, work and dine in style. Visitors can take advantage of media pods or gather with colleagues around the communal table at The Bistro – Eat. Drink. Connect., the hotel’s restaurant open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The entire lobby and dining area boast new decor as well as other enhancements in addition to the complimentary wireless Internet access that was already available.
For private functions, visitors or Alexandria residents can reserve one of two newly revitalized meeting rooms totaling 1,496 square feet of flexible space. High-tech audiovisual equipment is available to facilitate presentations with ease.
Following a productive day, rest easy in refreshed guest rooms and suites designed to make visitors feel right at home. In addition to new carpet and lamp shades, the spaces’ double beds have been replaced with queen beds, and new lounge-around sofas have been added to provide a pop of color. With 32-inch flat-panel HDTVs and free Wi-Fi, guests can stay entertained and connected 24/7 and never lose connection to what matters most.
Conveniently positioned off of Interstate 495 and near a variety of public transportation options including the Eisenhower Avenue Metro station, the hotel offers easy access to popular attractions. Visitors can spend the day just 2 miles away in Old Town Alexandria or ride the rail to Downtown Washington, D.C. A complimentary shuttle service to the metro station is available.
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