Where to Stay in Fairfax County
Fairfax County is known to be one of the best and most economical places to stay while visiting the Washington, DC area. The best thing about staying in Northern Virginia is that you’re incredibly close to the nation’s capital with additional access to great shopping, dining, hotels and more in Fairfax.
Our area boasts great hotels to host meeting and conventions, hotels that are near the airport and even places to stay that will welcome your pets too! Whether you're looking for cozy or luxury, Fairfax County has a place for you. Browse our hotels by region, or search by amenities to find exactly what you're looking for. If you’re looking for a deal on your next stay, visit our Hotel Deals & Packages page.
For even more accommodation options, check out our camping guide.
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What are the best hotels in Fairfax County?
The best hotels in Fairfax County can vary depending on individual preferences and needs. Some popular choices often recommended by travelers include well-known hotel chains and boutique hotels that offer excellent amenities, comfort, and convenient locations.
What types of accommodations are available in Fairfax County?
What are the popular areas to stay in Fairfax County?
Popular areas to stay in Fairfax County may include close proximity to major attractions, business districts, Metro stations, shopping centers, or natural landmarks. Common areas include Tysons Corner, Reston, Springfield and near Washington, D.C. for easy access to the nation's capital.
Are there any special deals or packages for visitors staying in the area?
Hotels in Fairfax County usually have special packages available depending on the time of year. You can browse our deals and specials page to see what is currently available.
Are there any accommodations with accessibility features for guests with disabilities?
While all our hotels are ADA compliant, some have more features than others. Visit our accessible travel page for itineraries, transportation options, and hotel information provided by accessibleGo.
Are there any eco-friendly or sustainable lodging options in the area?
