Charlottesville Hostels

Hotel location is good, parking is convenient, there are large supermarkets and Mexican restaurants around. The room type is ideal, very comfortable and clean. The kitchen is fully equipped, especially suitable for family vacations. The wireless network is very good and the breakfast is delicious.

The hotel is in the heart of the city, just a stone's throw from the commercial street, very convenient.

Breakfast is medium to normal, just average. There are very few, coffee buffets can take a big cup and go well. The fireplace area on the first floor looked very warm. There is a Chinese supermarket across the road from the hotel, where you can buy fruit and instant noodles. Hotel parking is free. Just on the main road, the traffic is convenient.

The hotel is great, the service is good, very warm. The room facilities are good, the surroundings are lively, but the room is very quiet. At The corner, it’s a lively place for college weekend gatherings. It should be the nearest hotel to the University of Virginia. Walk to the train station for about 10 minutes. Recommended

Good breakfast, about 10 minutes drive from the University of Virginia, next to a large electronics mall, on the south side of the hotel, 10 minutes walk, there is a daily necessities store, and a Chinese restaurant, very convenient

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.

This place is so clean. The staff is so incredibly nice. It's situated in such a pretty spot. We woke up to an amazing view of the lake. Just stunning and Charlottesville in general is just stunning. I would definitely stay there as a matter of fact, we switched to this hotel from another one and we're so glad we did.

The Sleep Inn on 5th St was our choice for an overnight in Charlottesville to attend a wedding. At $235 for the night, we weren’t expecting top of the line but we also didn’t expect low budget. Our bathroom smelled of sewage. While sink/toilet and surround looked newish, the bathtub, tub wall, and floor looked cobbled together from various “updates” or repairs. Oh, and a bulb was out in the bathroom. They claim “free wifi” but no network ever came up on either of our phones. The bed linens and beds were perfectly nice. The parking lot either had the lines drawn too close together or no one else staying knew how to park. We needed a can opener to get in and out. Free coffee bar and breakfast were as expected: scrambled eggs, bacon, waffles, cereal, orange juice. And bananas. The final piece that forced this 3-star review… with a new puppy at home, ironically we thought we’d get to sleep in a little without the puppy to wake us… only to discover around 5am that the incessant barking we heard was from the kennel NEXT DOOR. Won’t be back…

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.