Suburban Studios Quantico

This stay was terrible, first of all I’m handicap and when to see family. I check in and was told the elevator was broke, plus they didn’t know when it will be fixed. The front desk had to carry our luggage up three flights of stairs or yes floor was way up there. I thought it was crazy to not let people know especially handicap. I’m still hurting from climbing steps to go to bed. I couldn’t see my family because of the pain. I hope no one stays here. Please look somewhere else.

A quick stay on our road trip - it was very clean, check in was easy and staff was pleasant but the elevator was broken which made it difficult to get kids and stuff to the third floor!

Always great here for me and my children

Room was a bit smaller than expected, but suited our needs just fine. We were a bit concerned because a couple of families with small children checked in before us and were located on our floor. Could hear them loud and clear in the hallway, but in the room was very quiet! Excellent options for dinner/breakfast very close by. Check out Padrino’s!

Upon checking in my first stay the staff were wonderful and friendly. The room, not great. Every dish available was in the dishwasher, which was broken, and full of water so if we needed any dishes we had to wash them with bar soap, since dish soap was not available. The beds were hard, lumpy and uneven. I woke up with my back and sides aching. Worst nights sleep ever. The bathroom door lock also was broken, which is not great with curious small children, traveling with you. "Breakfast" is a prepackaged single waffle, box of cereal, etc and a kids fruit cup, that you get from the front desk in a brown paper bag. Nothing impressive. Second night stay, when checking in to switch rooms, the girl at the front desk was nowhere to be found, then when found, there were zero pleasantries. She seemed to have no customer service abilities, whatsoever. The second room had every dish still in the dishwasher, as was the case in the first room. Apparently, new guests are tasked with a chore, upon arriving? Not an impressive experience.