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Welcome to Alexandria's Best Hotels. Find high-end luxury boutique hotels located in Old Town Alexandria and the Washington D.C. Metro area. Stroll to historic landmarks, quaint boutiques, and international dining. Alexandria's Best Hotels will help you find elegantly appointed guest rooms, including every modern comfort, luxurious accommodations and gracious personalized service. Downtown Washington, DC is less than ten minutes away, Reagan National Airport is only 3 miles and the Metro is an easy ten minute walk. Find a hotel that offers 24-hour butler, concierge and room service, indoor valet parking, specialized laundry and valet services including shoeshine, newspaper delivery to rooms each morning, and health club privileges.

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Old Town, in the eastern and southeastern areas of Alexandria and on the Potomac River, is the oldest section of the city, originally laid out in 1749, and is a historic district. Old Town is chiefly known for its historic town houses, art galleries, antique shops, and restaurants.

Market Square in Old Town is the oldest continuously operating marketplace in the United States and was once the site of the second-largest slave market in the U.S. Today it contains a large fountain and extensive landscaping, as well as a farmers' market each Saturday morning.

Landmarks within the city include the George Washington Masonic National Memorial (also known as the Masonic Temple), Christ Church, Gadsby's Tavern, Grace Episcopal Church, John Carlyle House, Little Theatre, Lee-Fendall House, City Hall, Market Square, the Jones Point Lighthouse, the south cornerstone of the original District of Columbia, Robert E. Lee's boyhood home, the Torpedo Factory art studio complex, and the Virginia Theological Seminary.