There are only two hotels in Falls Church, as far as I know, and it's a very small town - I wouldn't recommend it as a provider-friendly location. Many people hereabouts prefer not to drive, though, and it would be nice for visiting ladies to consider more metro-friendly venues.

$100 more than what the visiting lady charge in other cities. lol  (except maybe NYC)

I always thought Mclean / Vienna / Greatfalls &  Montgomery County were the richest cities though. Apparently not anymore. Falls Church (city itself) looks less developed than Tysons Corner area in Vienna/Mclean, IMHO

So this is a bit of a surprise unless they included Tysons corner as a part of Falls church area as well. The two areas are very close to each other so the line can be a bit blurry.

I figured some of the Suburbs of NOVA were consideried pretty wealthy, but I didn't realize Falls Church was considered the richest! Based on this article. Loudoun County(va) is second.


I thought this was interesting, maybe this will bring even more ladies to DMV

But I was too buzzed to catch that. lol

Now the validity of that article is becoming exponentially questionable, if they can't even get the city vs county right.

it is an Independent City.  In Virginia, there are Counties (like Arlington, Fairfax & Loudon), Independent Cities which are not part of the county or countirs that surround them (like Alexandria & Falls Church) and towns which exist within and are part of the counties (like Vienna).  Cities have mayors & city councils; towns usually have mayors & town couuncils; counties tend to have boards pf supervisors, county executives & often city managers (non-elected employees of the county).  Counties & cities have police forces and some towns do if their citizens choose to.  Counties & some cities also have sherrif's departments (both Alexandria & Falls Church do), mostly concerned with court security & prisoner custody services.  Alexandria has a separate school system while Falls Church (being a lot smaller) has the Fairfax County school system operate its schools.

As to the comment about Tysons being more devoleped than Falls Church, keep in mind that this survey was about average household income; many of the higher-paid workers in those high rises in Tysons live in Falls Church, while the average household income in Tysons is counted as part of Fairfax County (and the folks living in the apartments in Tysons generally make way less than the owners of the single family homes in Falls Church).  Loudon is higher than Fairfax because they have a much smaller percentage of (relatively) lower income apartment dwellers than Fairfax.

OK, civics lesson over for today!

knows that McLean & Great Falls in VA and Potomac & Bethesda in MD are the most affluent areas in the region. None of the above are counties and as mentioned neither is Falls Church.

Average Median Family Income:

Great Falls VA $191,025
Potomac MD $183,258
McLean VA $180,103
Bethesda MD $172,541

Falls Church $111,243

And Tysons Corner is convenient to it all.

Falls Church city itself is tiny but when you consider the proximity to Tyson's, Arlington and Merrifield you see there are LOTS of hotel options.

There's like 14 hotels in falls church.

That too. But If you go on sites like priceline or hotelscombined.com there are way more than 2 within falls church.

Since there are a few ladies here in Falls Church and Fairfax itself. I guessWe  are hidden gems...

I used to live in Montgomery County. I love the nightlife of Bethesda but it is far more difficult to get around during rush hour.

I prefer the aspects of the burbs of VA.
We are not far from major highways. And a short distance to WV. I have been lucky to share fun times at the Casino with gents.

We do have many large properties here in VA. and We are in the State for lovers!!!!

There are many nearby Hotels for ladies but yes Tyson's is around the corner for visiting folks.And most likely the preferred destination for non locals.