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"The Archer Hotel is a wonderful boutique hotel in the heart of Old Town Alexandria. From the moment we pulled up to the curb, the valet welcomed us and helped us with our bags. Our double queen room was clean and the beds were luxurious and comfortable. The bathroom was spacious and included nice lotions, soaps and hair products along with nice touches such as slippers, robes, and a golf umbrella. There were free water bottles and caramels or chocolate treats provided daily. The room included a safe and microwave, though we didn’t use them. The lobby had coffee and tea in the morning and delicious infused water all day. The Archer has a lovely courtyard and a wonderful restaurant for breakfast and lunch right next door called Homegrown. It was so nice to stay somewhere out of the ordinary chain hotels I frequent. I highly recommend the Archer for a wonderful stay in Alexandria."

"We arrive late and everyone was very polite and helpful. The room was fantastic, food at the restaurant great (coffee in the morning was excellent). Location and cleanness was the best."

"The staff was excellent and very accommodating."

"Breakfast area was congested as there were bus loads of people coming during my stay. I only had breakfast one morning. "

"Clean room, friendly staff. Very convenient to the Metro. "

"The staff was the friendliest I've ever encountered in any hotel. The valet service for my car was prompt and friendly. The room was modern and comfortable. The bathroom felt like home. Overall, the hotel is quiet, visually stunning, and comfortable. My only quibble was with the restaurant or I had breakfast. The server got my order wrong and the food was somewhat cold. That can be remedied."

"Clean room, comfortable bed. No coffee in room."

"Nice clean room with good space. Lobby under renovations, but will be wonderful when done. Enjoyed evening reception and breakfast. "

"Lovely hotel. Great staff. Great location. There is no coffee machine in the room, essentially sacrificing guest convenience for a tiny profit margin bump."