Top Hotels Near Fauquier Community Theatre in Warrenton from AU$98

"Clean and served the purpose as an overnight stay while traveling. "

"Staff was great, good breafast options, nice dumbells in the fitness room and indoor pool. Had a great stay."

"Quiet, clean, not expensive."

"the room was clean and overlooked the pool. Quiet environment at night."

"Excellent "

"Having a full refrigerator and dishwasher is appreciated! The chargers next to one side of the bed didn't work, which found out the hard way, but the rest did. Internet is not great, but free--the paid one is only slightly better than the normal internet, so you should be fine with the free. Breakfast buffet is clean and restocked often; for celiac there aren't gluten free options except the eggs, which is not a fault, just a heads up. There is a $5 a day charge for parking--the lot is not gated or patrolled, so this seemed a bit silly to me. The location is great, super close to food, parks, and the highways, yet far enough away to be super quiet. There's a weird, never open house looking building in the lot up above the hotel, so we spent half the time in the hotel trying to figure out what it was and when the trucks were moved--we had a whole back story going on, for what I'm sure is a normal building. :) Would highly recommend for family travel as well."

"Right next to the airport."

"Convenient room with sofa, coffee table, and kitchen table, which works as a work table as well. Kitchen is well equipped. Great feature having it in your room. "

"It’s a great hotel. However, they don’t have non-Tesla EV chargers, nor adapters for other cars. That’s already odd, given this is a fancy hotel next to DC. But it’s even odder that they don’t tell you that there’s a (paid) EV charger in the parking lot of the Town Hall, *literally* next door to the hotel’s main entrance (a 10m walk). So when we got there with our car’s battery almost drained, we had a mini freakout until we figured out on our own how to get the car charged. Not a dealbreaker, but in theory the value of these kinds of places is that they care of the details for you."