Hotels near Virginia Randolph Museum

"It was nice. The front desk staff was very welcoming and the room was as expected - clean , non smoking, and a comfortable bed. "

"Plenty of shops nearby, beautiful location, room was very comfortable, clean and cool. Only issue i had was coffee maker did not work and the breakfast did not come with the room without an additional charge. Other than that was a great stay."

"A wonderful budget experience with nice clean comfortable beds and lots of restaurants and shops within walking distance. Friendly helpful staff too!"

"Convenient location. Ample parking. Amazing staff who goes above and being to ensure complete guest satisfaction. Ed, Lamar, Amber in particular are a huge asset to the property. Highly recommend. "

"It was an awesome stay "

"Great customer service "

"Suggestion — install black out curtains, fix the landline phones and the picture frame on the wall had no pictures in it. Otherwise, great affordable hotel with nice amenities— books and DVDs. "

"Totally disappointed in my rooms size and the bathroom was a match box size very claustrophobic. Disappointed after waiting to stay in this location with the size of the room. "

"I booked a room on a Wednesday last minute and I'm very glad I did. When I arrived that evening, the front desk employee (Kevin?) made me feel incredibly welcome. I was exhausted and stressed and he put me at ease. This guy is the gold standard! The room is small but clean and really well laid out. Very comfortable bed! I always bring my own pillow, so I didn't try any of them. I appreciated the toiletry amenities - nice hand soap, body wash, and lotion! There isn't a coffee maker, but the coffee in the lobby is GREAT - ground on the spot. Breakfast was awesome - I really enjoyed the scrambled eggs and potatoes. I'm a very light sleeper, so I was happy to see "sound proofing" in the description. While the walls aren't entirely soundproof, it really was pretty quiet! The windows though are not soundproof. My room faced a very busy intersection with lots of tractor trailers. If you're a light sleeper, I recommend asking for the other side of the hotel. One thing it seems you can't avoid - there is a bright-white LED nightlight wired to an outlet. It is annoyingly bright, shines right in your face when you're laying in the bed (because the room is small), and I didn't see a way to turn it off. I forgot my eye shade and had to put something over it to block the light. I'm sure lots of other people do as well - over an outlet. I've never seen that in a hotel before and if it can be changed, it should be."