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Heated indoor swimming pool, Tudor-inspired architectural charm
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Tranquil lakeside setting, Three distinct swimming pools
Scenic Rivanna River views, Heated indoor pool and atrium
Gateway to Shenandoah National Park, Seasonal outdoor pool and sundeck
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Outdoor swimming pool, Historic Monticello access
Birch and Bloom steakhouse, Sophisticated wellness studio
Blue Ridge Mountain views, Indoor pool and whirlpool
Heated indoor swimming pool, University of Virginia proximity
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Custom dining at Charlotte's
Heated indoor swimming pool, University and arena proximity
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Refined rooms with mountain views, Indoor and seasonal outdoor pools
Indoor swimming pool with lift, Holiday-themed lobby decor
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Award-winning hospitality concept
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In-room jetted whirlpool tubs, Modernized budget-friendly lodging
Heated indoor swimming pool, Outdoor sports court
Relaxing spa tub, 24-hour fitness studio
Indoor heated saltwater pool, Charlottesville Downtown Mall proximity
Historic Peter Jefferson Place setting, Spacious suites with whirlpool tubs
Modernized university corridor retreat, Extensive fitness center
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Recreational sports courts
Farm-to-table dining at The Ridley, Southern charm and cutting-edge sophistication
Eclectic art gallery, Prime downtown Charlottesville location
Modernized budget-friendly concept, Grab-and-go morning snacks
Saltwater indoor swimming pool, Access to local transportation
Indoor swimming pool, The Bistro restaurant and bar
Outdoor dip pool and patio, Historic Jazz Age residences
Rooftop bar and restaurant, Unique room key cards
Unique countertop sink design, Proximity to John Paul Jones Arena
Year-round indoor swimming pool, Outdoor patio with barbecue facilities
Indoor saline swimming pool, Pet-friendly accommodations
Indoor swimming pool, The Bistro restaurant and bar
Seasonal outdoor saltwater pool, Strategic US-29 corridor location
Indoor heated swimming pool, Modernized Piedmont region base
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Close to University of Virginia, Family-run motel experience
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Nestled in the foothills of the Blue Hill Mountains in Virginia, Charlottesville invites visitors to experience a world where old meets new, the kind of place where you can watch a modern performance one day and explore a UNESCO World Heritage Site the next. There’s so much to see and do here that you’ll want to stay a while. Thankfully, there’s a good choice of accommodation options that will help you do just that. Whether you’re looking for a historic B&B or would prefer to choose from the city’s selection of modern hotels, you’re guaranteed a warm welcome.
History here revolves around Thomas Jefferson, one of America’s Founding Fathers and the country’s third president. His legacy can be best explored at Charlottesville’s two UNESCO World Heritage Sites. At the University of Virginia, you can admire Jefferson’s architectural design expertise, in particular, at the neoclassical Rotunda. His work at the university gave birth to modern college campuses across the country. Five miles southeast of the campus is Monticello; Jefferson’s former home, another example of ingenious design, and an internationally acclaimed destination. If you’d like to visit more presidential homes, Highland, the home of James Monroe, and Montpelier, the home of James Madison, are both within driving distance. While in the mood for history, be sure to stop for refreshments at Michie Tavern, a Virginia Historic Landmark established in 1784.
The area surrounding Charlottesville is blessed with a stunning natural landscape. The numerous hiking trails available to visitors include those at Ragged Mountain and Ivy Creek although if you want to experience true wilderness you should head to the Shenandoah National Park. The potential activities here include not only hiking but also kayaking, swimming, rock climbing, and horseback riding. Of course, you don’t have to solely explore on foot; the landscape lends itself perfectly to scenic drives. Popular routes include Skyline Drive along the crest of the nearby mountains although, in truth, there are sumptuous views to be enjoyed on pretty much every turn. In the summer, the James River is ideal for tubing and fishing while the winter months bring with them the chance to enjoy skiing and snowboarding.
The piece de resistance of Charlottesville’s shopping scene must be the Historic Downtown Mall in the Main Street area. Home to more than 120 shops and boutique stores, this eight-block strip is said to be one of the nation’s most beautiful pedestrian malls. On Saturday mornings, the focus turns to local produce and artisan gifts when the Charlottesville City Market vendors set out their stalls to tempt passers-by. Similar local offerings can be found throughout the week at The Corner and West Main Street while additional highlights for label fans include Albemarle and Seminole Squares. Fashionistas will want to head to Fashion Square Mall while those who like to make a day of it can head to the Shops at Stonefield where high-end stores and boutiques sit alongside dining options and an IMAX movie theatre.
Foodies will have absolutely nothing to complain about during their time in Charlottesville. The eclectic mix of dining spots on offer include everything from cheap eats to plush hotel restaurants. Highlights, of course, include the option to dine al fresco at one of the pavement cafes and restaurants in the historic downtown area, not to mention the chance to take the whole family to visit one of the many family-run orchards and farms just outside the city. Of course, you’ll need a drink or two to wash your meal down. The Brew Ridge Trail celebrates craft beer in Virginia while wine lovers can set off the Monticello Wine Trail; a collection of more than 30 wineries, all within a 30-minute drive of Charlottesville.
Charlottesville boasts an impressive arts and entertainment scene. Music lovers can catch a performance at intimate venues such as The Southern and the Jefferson Theatre or go large with a night at the Paul Jones Arena or Sprint Pavilion. Those who prefer performing arts are equally well taken care of. You can watch local companies performing at the Heritage Theatre Festival or grab a ticket for one of the many touring acts that pass through the city; many performances can be found taking place at the University of Virginia or at the stunning Paramount Theatre. Visitors can also enjoy the workshops and artist galleries found along the Monticello Artisan Trail.
In Charlottesville, you might want to check out Kimpton The Forum Hotel By Ihg, Holiday Inn Charlottesville-monticello By Ihg, Sonesta ES Suites Charlottesville University, The English Inn of Charlottesville. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Charlottesville, you might want to explore Keswick Hall. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Kimpton The Forum Hotel By Ihg, Holiday Inn Charlottesville-monticello By Ihg, Sonesta ES Suites Charlottesville University, The English Inn of Charlottesville could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Charlottesville, check out Boar's Head Resort, Oakhurst Inn, The Clifton, Albemarle Estate at Trump Winery – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
If you’re looking for a hotel with a pool in Charlottesville, check out Holiday Inn Charlottesville-monticello By Ihg, Sonesta ES Suites Charlottesville University, Boar's Head Resort, DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Charlottesville – all of which offer great pool facilities for guests to enjoy.
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