Hotels near Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site

"The Marriott Hotel in downtown Richmond is in an excellent location to visit the city and take in its history and culture. This is an older property and it does occasionally show its age at times. We did find the staff to be very helpful in addressing and resolving any issues that arose. They made our stay very pleasant and we would definitely return there."

"No Bkfst. Parking and valet at hotel to expensive. "

"Jarvis G was wonderful. He was so helpful with answering all of our questions and helping us with parking. Give him a raise!!"

"It was nearby great food options like Downtown Grill. I chose it because of its proximity to the train station, Libby hill, and Church hill."

"We had a very poor experience at this hotel. Just a one night stay to visit my kids who live in Richmond. The first room had a mechanical issue with an aircon unit in the bedroom that's not pushing good air but making a terrible compressor sound... Couldn't be turned off and so chang d rooms at 4am. The second room, as we entered the room after 4am, had both aircon unit running full blast, very cold. Attempted to adjust thermostat but aircon unit in bedroom would not shut down. Managed to unplug it. Finally, a quiet room that's cold but acceptable. Would not stay here ever again."

"Amazing!"

"Excellent hot breakfast. Clean and spacious."

"Great downtown RVA location. Very “college” vibe look and feel. Limited street parking, so be ready for extra cost for parking/ valet."

"We stayed while the hotel was still renovating. The room was very well appointed, and clean. There was a lot of street noise due to a bar across the street, which might impact light sleeper (who should request rooms not facing Cary St.). They had excellent valet parking. Staff was excellent, and it truly is a nice boutique hotel, well located in the historic district."