Archer Hotel Tysons

This seventh-floor stunner combines 24-foot wood-plank ceilings with wood beams and riveted steel trusses, festive crystal-clad chandeliers and tumbled red brick walls for an industrial-chic ambiance. Floor-to-ceiling windows and skylight dormers let in natural light, while charcoal crushed velvet drapery and acoustic walls with inset floral medallion lights set an elegant mood and tone.A built-in, full-service corner bar with stainless steel, LED-lit shelves and a rolling wood ladder make it easy to support and customize beverage service for any event.Extend your event outdoors onto the open-air, partially covered Penthouse Terrace.

Just outside the Penthouse event space, the mostly covered Terrace offers multiple, easily arranged soft seating vignettes, plus movable bars and heat lamps. Elegant alfresco events are made a bit more festive with overhead festoon lighting and just-right background music playing from outdoor speakers.

A more-intimate event space, the Moonlight Salon features floor-to-ceiling windows, dramatic metallic wallcovering and warm, gray-tone tile. An 86-inch flat-screen, recessed HDTV (plus an ancillary TV-HDMI hookup that can support a secondary roll-in TV) and complimentary Wi-Fi support any presentation. The buffet hosts a coffee or break bar beautifully. This space is inspired by Jim Morrison — songwriter, poet, frontman for the band The Doors and one of the most influential rock singers in history. He attended third grade at Fairfax County Elementary School and graduated high school in nearby Alexandria. One of the first songs that Morrison wrote and the first that the four band members rehearsed together, “Moonlight Drive” became the quintessential Doors moment — a bewitching, transcendental experience.

Oasis is an intimate salon for events or meetings with floor-to-ceiling windows and geometric Carrara marble-inspired wallcovering with gold accents. Two 86-inch flat-screen, recessed HDTVs and complimentary Wi-Fi set the stage for any multimedia event. The buffet hosts a coffee or break bar beautifully. Raised in Arlington, Virginia, Roberta Flack is the inspiration for this space. She began her music career in the D.C. area playing piano and singing pop, blues and folk. In 1973 and 1974, she won Grammys for Record of the Year, and the title track of her “Oasis” album reached the top of the R&B and dance charts in 1989. A musical storyteller, mentor and lifetime humanitarian, Flack was honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2020 Grammy Awards.

Archer’s Boardroom is a worthy retreat for 12 - 14 guests. Modern ergonomic chairs surround the expansive, power-ready wood conference table, and an 86-inc flat-screen HDTV plus complimentary Wi-Fi support any presentation. A credenza and a buffet accommodate coffee and break stations. Two peacock-colored wingback chairs invite message-checking and a change in perspective.Tumbled brick, 16-foot ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows elevate any strategy session.

A flowering dogwood painted mural and floor-to-ceiling windows usher the outdoors into this industrial-inspired Great Room on the first floor just off Archer's lobby living room. High overhead, corrugated metal panels with steel trusses 16 feet up complement warm tumbled brick and Carrera marble entry walls. Modern candelabra light fixtures help set the mood in this open, flexible space. The Great Room is divisible into two individual rooms.Something ExtraExtend your event into the adjacent living room — with its comfy mix of seating groups and a cozy-chic 360° fireplace.

Each of Archer’s Great Rooms with lofted 16-foot corrugated metal and steel-trussed ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows provides an airy and customizable setting for any event. The adjacent Great Room B may be combined for larger events.Great Room A features floor-to-ceiling windows and a flowering dogwood mural painted on the historic tumbled brick wall — a graceful nod to Virginia’s state tree.

Each of Archer’s Great Rooms with lofted 16-foot corrugated metal and steel-trussed ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows provides an airy and customizable setting for any event. The adjacent Great Room A may be combined for larger events.Great Room B has its own industrial-chic vibe with a red tumbled brick wall donning large window-paneled mirrors.

A glass-clad, 300-sq.-ft. private dining room for 10 that can be a light-filled, intimate venue — or a secluded, intimate space with drawn shades. A 75-inch flat-screen HDTV is hidden behind a hand-painted mural.