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

"This place is cheap normally(relative to Omni/Residence Inn) and in close distance to the old town, there is nearby street parking(2 hour limit 8-5 or 8-6 pm). I didn't have to pay for parking because I arrived at 4 pm, and checked out shortly after 10 am. The restaurant across the street called Black Cow Chophouse is great, and has a reasonable happy hour menu."

"The hotel is gorgeous with plenty of amenities. Shawn at the front desk was extremely helpful and kind and arranged a late check out for us when our flight was delayed until the evening. Shawn was always welcoming and smiling. "

" Nice place. Good breakfast. It's a little tricky to get there if you're unfamiliar with the Charlottesville mixing bowl of intersections with 64. And I'd recommend better signage in the hallways to get back to the lobby. Otherwise it's great. I'll be back!"

"Great stay. Clean and quiet."

"This hotel is gorgeous and immaculately maintained. The room was spacious and comfortable, and the location perfect for its proximity to the mall. The service was excellent. The only downside is a steep pet fee, which appears to be customary in the area."

"Staff were awesome. Room was clean. Cook to order breakfast was great. "

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

"Very nice space. Clean, quiet, and comfortable. Host very responsive to any questions or information needs. Would definitely consider staying here again."

"Beautiful home, clean, great ammenities. "