Richmond

Although lacking the intimacy of The Berkeley Hotel, this handsome, glass and concrete tribute to 1980s efficiency shares its convenient location in Shockoe Slip. — Star Service

Service is personal and friendly, and shops and restaurants are just steps from the front door. — Fodor's

The unassuming Linden Row Inn in Richmond, Virginia, only a few blocks away from the more regal and perhaps more well-known Jefferson Hotel, has a layered history. — Afar Magazine

Although its lacks the meeting space and has slightly fewer amenities, this hotel presents an attractive alternative to the Richmond Marriott across the street. — Star Service

There is something truly distinctive yet quirky about staying in a former fine department store. — Afar Magazine

If you plan to stay over, the Henry Clay Inn, a charming Georgina Revival home, is in the heart of the historic town. — Fodor's

This is the cheapest in-city option and its location for exploring can't be beat... The rooms are tiny but clean but the hotel is in serious need of renovation. — Lonely Planet

Recently renovated, this hotel's lobby is one huge contemporary lounge, with flat-screens, workspaces, an open lobby bar and lounge, and plenty of club seating. — Fodor's

The gracious hostess of this B&B is the epitome of Southern class and hospitality, and the three gorgeous rooms she rents are a lovely example of Southern baroque style. — Lonely Planet

The Holiday Inn is one of the cheapest options for staying in downtown Richmond, and earns decent marks for clean rooms and helpful staff. — Lonely Planet

Central to area attractions and corporate headquarters, our modern retreat rejuvenates with intuitive service and replenishing amenities. — Afar Magazine

Spacious suites are like having your own well-appointed apartment making them perfect for families or extended stays since they have full kitchens that include dishes and dishwashers. — Fodor's