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Rustic all-suites hotel with kitchens & living rooms, plus a fitness room & an outdoor pool.
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Reviews — 8
Great service helped all needs and still living here
A fantastic place to rent and relax. The managers are super nice and professional. Highly recommend to stop by or call.. check them out.
When we arrived we were greeted by the lovely Brooke. She was caring and professional. We had car trouble getting there and she recommended a tire shop. Overall the room was a nice size with a full kitchen, living room, big bedroom, bathroom and cable tv. It was more like a spacious one bedroom apartment. The pool was closed due to covid 19. The only complaint I have is that the bed was uncomfortable, no toothbrush or toothpaste luckily we had our own and there is no housekeeping on the weekend. The facility was nice and quiet with friendly neighbors (they rent apartment also). I would've given 5 stars if I had a goodnight sleep.
Great price for what you get. Rooms are clean, cold/warm and stocked with most the stuff you need in a hotel room with a full kitchen.
Room was quite large for one person, with free WiFi and a stoked kitchen. There is a pool connected to the office, but never got to use it. My only problem was that the balcony and floors squeak a lot and that if the shower nobs are turned to a certain position they squeal. Otherwise the staff was great and check in was easy, with a good price.
Stayed here August 2015. Nice, clean rooms with kitchen. Brooke and her family were great. She made sure we had everything we needed.
I am staying in the "Older" building where you are allowed to have dogs, from what I understand, the newer building is a bit nicer. The staff is friendly and extremely accommodating, they will work around your needs.
The main reason I would suggest Woodside Inn is for Military personnel attending schools at Dahlgren who can't get a room on base. The rooms here have kitchens with an oven, refrigerator/freezer and included dishes, pots and pans, etc. Also, they tie your rent to your Per Diem so you aren't paying out of pocket to get a kitchen, which the other hotels in the area don't offer for the same price. It is also a little bit of a drive, but having a kitchen is definitely worth the it.
The room is old, but functional, if a little less than perfectly clean like you could expect at a Holiday Inn. The Sheets / towels / dishes are worn but functional. Each room has it's own water heater so the shower is hot and has plenty of pressure, it is a bit tricky to get the right temperature though.
The pool is only open between 0700-1700 M-F and closed on the weekends. It is pretty much useless to people who work normal hours, it is nice to relax after class if you get out on time.
The internet drops out periodically and you have to call the front desk to have them reset the modem (once a week).
I have listed a lot of complaints here, but I would still recommend Woodside Inn if you are planning an extended stay and don't want to have to eat out every meal.
The main reason I would suggest Woodside Inn is for Military personnel attending schools at Dahlgren who can't get a room on base. The rooms here have kitchens with an oven, refrigerator/freezer and included dishes, pots and pans, etc. Also, they tie your rent to your Per Diem so you aren't paying out of pocket to get a kitchen, which the other hotels in the area don't offer for the same price. It is also a little bit of a drive, but having a kitchen is definitely worth the it.
The room is old, but functional, if a little less than perfectly clean like you could expect at a Holiday Inn. The Sheets / towels / dishes are worn but functional. Each room has it's own water heater so the shower is hot and has plenty of pressure, it is a bit tricky to get the right temperature though.
The pool is only open between 0700-1700 M-F and closed on the weekends. It is pretty much useless to people who work normal hours, it is nice to relax after class if you get out on time.
The internet drops out periodically and you have to call the front desk to have them reset the modem (once a week).
I have listed a lot of complaints here, but I would still recommend Woodside Inn if you are planning an extended stay and don't want to have to eat out every meal.
