The Ritz-Carlton, Tysons Corner
Northern Virginia's four-star tower in McLean, joined to Tysons Galleria, fifteen miles from the Mall.
The Ritz-Carlton · Tysons Corner, Virginia · Washington, DC
A sense of the place
Why it's in the collection
Because a four-star Ritz-Carlton stands fifteen miles from the Mall, joined to Tysons Galleria, with a Club Lounge on the 24th floor that looks back at the Washington Monument – the collection's one address outside the District, and we list it at exactly the tier it holds.
- Four-star standing for the hotel, listed here as exactly that; the Ritz-Carlton flag is the other signal, and there is no MICHELIN Key to add.
- 1700 Tysons Boulevard, McLean, Virginia – outside the District, about fifteen miles and a twenty-five-minute drive from downtown Washington, and connected directly to Tysons Galleria.
- 398 renovated rooms, with a Club Lounge on the 24th floor that looks back toward the Washington Monument.
- ENTYSE, the wine bar and lounge, and a spa with an indoor pool – one of the few hotel pools under a roof in the area.
The neighborhood
Tysons Corner, Virginia
Northern Virginia's commercial center, in McLean, about twenty-five minutes west of downtown Washington. It lies about fifteen miles out, with two of the region's largest malls, the Silver Line Metro into the city and Dulles airport a short drive beyond. One four-star Ritz-Carlton tower stands here, joined to Tysons Galleria.
- Tysons Galleria, through the door; Tysons Corner Center a short walk across the boulevard.
- The Silver Line Metro at Tysons station, a few minutes on foot, straight into the city.
- Great Falls Park and the Potomac gorge, a fifteen-minute drive north; Dulles airport a short drive west.
“Northern Virginia's four-star tower in McLean, joined to Tysons Galleria, fifteen miles from the Mall.”
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