Charlottesville Hotel Guide - David M. Rubenstein Visitor Center and Smith Education Center hotels in Charlottesville, United States of America.

"Great location, parking garage is convenient."

"Awesome, accessible home. "

"Mostly it was good. It's a quirky place, a little older, but very clean and well-maintained. The tea time was fun, the breakfast was adequate, not great. We stayed three nights and at least one day, our room was never made up, even though we were out every day pretty early. When I went to the front desk to complain and explain that we needed towels, there was no apology, and they just handed me some towels. Oh well."

"Location close to downtown. Breakfast was poor."

"Room was clean, staff were friendly. The breakfast was ok, nothing special. "

"The interior of the rooms is old and worn. Hopefully the updated lobby is a sign that the rooms are scheduled to be updated next. Housekeeping is questionable as one of my pillowcases had a stain and the sheets smelled like hand lotion. Told the front desk about the stain and was told they would make housekeeping aware but that was the only effort made to make it right."

"This was our second time visiting. Love this hotel! The staff is great and the rooms and amenities are great. We’ll be back again!!"

"What a great place to stay! Minutes from Monticello, UVA, and multiple wineries. The apartment was beautiful and so comfortable! We loved the outdoor seating areas and fire pit! Would definitely recommend for anyone visiting the area!"

"Like a small studio apartment! Easy to access the room. Private. Absolutely will return. "