Hotels Near The End Games in Charlottesville

The hotel is new and modern. Staff are friendly, if perhaps overtaxed. The bed is fine. But there are a couple of design features that make me wonder. You have two choices of lights in the bathroom, either very bright or very bright. There is no way to have a gentle light on for occasional nighttime excursions when you don't want to be blasted as if standing in a full sun. There is no credenza or other desktop storage area of meaningful size. Just lots of little tables, etc. It is hard to find places to put things. There is no coffee machine in the room, evidently by design. You have to ask for one to be delivered. I'm told the hotel management thinks having coffee in your room in the morning is antisocial. Room service is quirky. Even if you order a ”fancy” meal from the main restaurant, it arrives in thin cardboard boxes. The food is just dumped into the box. No plate is provided, so you have to eat right out of the box. Hardly how a prestige place would run things. There is a microphone attached to a cable in the room. I suspect it is some form of Alexa. Sorry, I don't want one of the tech giants (or hotel staff) listening to everything that happens in the room. Fortunately, you can unplug it. There is a bright red light on the phone. I've stayed at this hotel perhaps ten times and I STILL cannot figure out how to turn it off. It disturbs sleep at night. The light fixtures do not have obvious on/off switches. You have to spend a lot of time figuring out how to turn things on. Overall, you can survive the experience but (1) don't ever order room service and (2) be prepared to adapt your lifestyle to the one hotel management thinks you should have.

Welcoming and convenient home base when your loved one is at the UVa Hospital. My room was excellent, clean, quiet, comfortable, good wifi, vanity separated from bed, plenty of space. Most memorable is how the staff worked with me and the situation of not knowing when my wife would be discharged from the hospital. The overnight front desk guy set me up to extend my stay. The day manager worked with me during the high stress time when discharge seemed imminent but not certain, and then at the last minute allowed me to cancel that evening's stay. Honestly, it felt like working with family. The location is at ”The Corner” with several options for food, and just a 2 block walk to the hospital (Best route: go across the street from the hotel, into the parking garage of the Battle hospital where you immediately are facing an elevator; go up to level C and onto the walkway to the hospital parking garage; take the elevator down to level A and walk the pedestrian bridge over to the UVa Medical Center).

Beautiful hotel! Front desk very friendly,especially Latasha! My request for a quiet room was granted. The 6th floor in low numbers is good. I stayed 3 nights for work and my room was SPOTLESS! The mattress was firm, my pillows fluffy. I especially loved the slippers because I forgot mine. Upon arrival Franklin helped me with my luggage and on a rainy day my umbrella was in my car. He kindly gave me one. The only drawback was the Valet parking. They're very good at what they do but I wish there was maybe off-site parking. $18 is a bit steep, I walked to work so I paid for my car to be parked. The morning coffee in the lobby was very good. I didn't get a chance to eat at restaurant Ridley but the aroma sure smelled good. I would definitely stay here again. The lobby's decor and seating was very comfortable.

The hotel is a little far from the school, there is bus, breakfast is normal, there is free parking, new hotel, very clean, 35 squares, three people live well, bigger and better, can cook, the total rest is more satisfactory.

Im not one to write reviews, but after all the poor reviews I scanned on the day of my arrival, I have to say my stay was very pleasant! The lobby, elevators, and hallways were clean and quiet. The room was large and perfect for my needs. The sleep (and pillows!) were lovely. Breakfast included several healthy options. The staff were friendly and helpful, kudos to Edie for a nice chat at the desk in the morning. I def will come back!

We stayed one night at the Fairfield Inn & Suites, on our way to Monticello on a US History Tour. We found it to be a nice hotel, with efficient staff and complimentary breakfast. Our room was clean, comfortable and quiet. We noticed they had a nice gym & pool, but since our tour group arrived fairly late, and we had an early start the next day didn’t really have time & energy for exploring amenities. The location was convenient for going to Monticello the next morning.

Front staff were all extremely friendly. There was a weird smell in our room, sort of a chemical odor. The location was very close to downtown so that was convenient.

Service was great, staff friendly and accomodating. Room was spotless and extremely comfortable. Breakfast was fast and delicious.

Very nice room. 4 normal pillows on beds, seems to be harder to find places that offer a decent/normal pillow. The room was fairly clean, a rag was left behind by the cleaner who must have forgotten to check prior to leaving.