Arlington hotel now boasts redesigned rooms, restaurant, business center and additional meeting room.
ARLINGTON, Va. – The frontrunner in comfort and convenience, Courtyard Arlington Rosslyn continues to distance itself from the competition after completing a $2.6 million renovation of its rooms and public spaces.
Guests are invited to settle in the hotel's newly renovated rooms and suites. With new carpet, wallpaper, furnishings and a cool color scheme, visitors will quickly discover why the hotel in Rosslyn is the perfect home base for retreating to relaxation after a busy day. New luxury bedding with custom comforters, fluffy pillows and crisp linens complete the rooms' upgrades, inspiring a good night's sleep no matter what's on tomorrow's agenda.
Travelers seeking space to conduct business or host a social soiree will appreciate the hotel's updated event spaces. By adding an additional meeting venue, the Courtyard now offers 2,277 square feet for conferences, training sessions, interviews and other social gatherings. With on-site catering, fast Wi-Fi and AV equipment on hand, meeting planners will feel like an executive while hosting gatherings with up to 80 attendees.
Visitors can easily utilize the newly enhanced business center, open 24 hours a day. With a variety of services including copy, fax, print, post and overnight delivery/pickup, visitors will feel as efficient as they do in their main office. For additional privacy, guests can prepare for presentations in their accommodations with complimentary Wi-Fi and ergonomic workstations.
After a successful seminar or adventure in and around the city, stop by The Bistro in the lobby for a celebratory cocktail and bite to eat. The stylish eatery now provides an inviting ambiance where socializing, relaxing and savoring come easy. In addition to breakfast, dinner and evening cocktails, signature Starbucks® beverages are served fresh daily.
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