To start with the room, the furniture was used and so where the bed sheets. The breakfast wasn't the best, in my opinion the best was the sasuge, the rest of the stuff were either tasteless, or dull(thats just my opinion). The service was something I had the most problem with, First I specifically asked them to clean the particular part of the room(something spilled), and get some more shampoo. The problem was even though we didn't put the 'don't disturb' sign, they never came to clean. Another problem was that our cards were working perfectly fine on the first day, but on the second day both cards stopped working and it took them quite sometime to fix the cards.
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Leo Hernandez
Jul 9, 2026
Let me start by saying this: I have scrolled through the handful of less-than-perfect reviews for this property, and I am genuinely perplexed. Did we stay at the same hotel? Because my experience here has been nothing short of flawless—repeatedly. I am not a casual traveler. I log over 200 nights a year in hotels, hold top-tier status in every major rewards program, have slept in Ritz-Carlton penthouses that cost more than my first car, and whispered breakfast orders to butlers in boutique hideaways charging $900 a night. And yet, when my work brings me to Leesburg, I bypass all of them and book this Best Western without a second thought—not hyperbole, but a deliberate, picky traveler’s choice. The value defies logic: immaculate rooms, plush beds, and a price that feels like a clerical error in an era of $18 smoothies and $40 resort fees. The location is perfect—minutes from historic downtown, vineyards, and winding back roads, yet tucked away quiet enough for a perfect night’s sleep. The staff are warm without being cloying; they remember you, anticipate needs, and handle late checkouts or forgotten chargers with a smile. The pool and patio are an unexpected oasis—glistening under string lights, comfortable furniture, serene enough to feel like a resort three times the price. And the FREE breakfast? Legitimate hot eggs, crispy bacon, make-your-own waffles, fresh fruit, and coffee that doesn’t taste like burnt regret—fuel that costs you nothing extra. I am a hard sell; I notice crooked frames and lumpy pillows, and I’ve written scathing reviews for hotels costing ten times this one. But this Best Western in Leesburg has earned my loyalty through quiet, consistent excellence. So yes, you can absolutely stay here with confidence—I do, and I am ruthlessly picky. Book it, lounge by that pool, eat that free waffle, and then wonder, as I do, why anyone would ever give this place anything less than five glowing stars. This is the hidden gem you’ve been searching for. Five stars. Full stop. Every time.