Carrere & Hastings, architects of the New York Public Library and the Frick Museum, designed the Jefferson Hotel. A column-encircled rotunda and a fine-art collection, which includes portraits of the seven U.S. presidents born in Virginia, add to the grandeur of this classic hotel. The marble grand staircase was the model for the one in the film, "Gone With the Wind." The guest books have included nine U.S. Presidents and scores of celebrities, including Elvis Presley and Charlie Chaplin. The downtown location is convenient to restaurants, entertainment and attractions.
Linden Row Inn is a 70-room boutique historic hotel located in the heart of Downtown Richmond. The hotel is comprised of seven row houses built in the mid-1800’s, and meticulously restored over the years. The hotel’s guest rooms are furnished with antiques from the 19th Century, and the hotel is proud to be featured on the National Registry of Historic Places. Edgar Allan Poe spent his childhood playing in the garden that is now the hotel’s garden courtyard, and local legend has it that the property is home to the "enchanted garden" that Poe mentions in his poem "To Helen."
The Hilton Garden Inn Richmond Downtown boasts a prime downtown location, making it the ideal spot to stay. Boasting a business center, a gym, a swimming pool, and a 24-hour convenience store on-site, this hotel has all of the amenities that one could ask for. Also in the hotel is the Garden Grille & Bar, which serves American cuisine.
The Best Western Governors Inn is a quality hotel located in the west of Richmond. This affordable hotel features amenities like a swimming pool and fitness center, as well as wireless internet. Free breakfast makes this the perfect place for travelers who want quality without denting their wallet.
With a stay at Delta Hotels by Marriott Richmond Downtown, you'll be centrally located in Richmond, within a 10-minute walk of Broad Street and Allianz Amphitheater at Riverfront. This hotel is 0.6 mi (1 km) from Virginia Commonwealth University and 0.7 mi (1.1 km) from The National.
This high-rise hotel is only blocks from the State Capitol and the financial district, making it popular with business travelers and tourists alike. The pristine marble lobby and ultramodern facilities are an interesting contrast to the charming cobblestone streets of Shockoe Slip just outside the door. Several restaurants, shops and nightclubs can be found in this historic neighborhood. The spacious amenity filled rooms feature comfortable work areas. However, to feel like a real executive, you need to book a room on the posh club level.
Although The Berkeley was built in 1988, the elegant interiors reflect the charm of the Old South. The quaint cobblestone streets of Shockoe Slip are the perfect entry to this stylish hotel. Each of the spacious guest rooms is furnished in classic style with reproduction pieces and luxurious fabrics. The Dining Room at The Berkeley is one of the city's finest restaurants. After dinner relax in Nightingale's Lounge or perhaps take a stroll past the several shops and galleries in the hotel's historic neighborhood.
Hilton Richmond Hotel and Spa Short Pump Town Center offers everything a traveler to this region could want. In addition to a fitness center and an indoor pool, this hotel also boasts a day spa that will help melt your stress away. In the hotel is also Shula's American Steakhouse, owned by none other than famous NFL coach Don Shula.
