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Governor's Inn, North Chesterfield in Virginia is a an elegant Hotel constructed in what it looks to be the ruins of a Brick Manor. Love the bricks stylea and arks details. Confortable beds and let me tell you the entrance will say watch out you are in a shady place But once you enter the property then your perspective change. The place become Elegant, Romantic, Charming.

Passing through Virginia to Baltimore from North Carolina for girls trip weekend with my daughters, granddaughters and sisters. My daughter, granddaughter and I had what is called a one bedroom suite although there is no wall separating the living room area from the two queen beds. The lobby is beautiful and spacious. Front desk staff got us checked in quickly. Room was clean and beds were comfortable. Big walk in shower. Bathroom was very clean. Mini fridge and small microwave in room also. Lots of eating places in the area. I will definitely be staying here on our next visit to Virginia. My daughter said the hot and cold breakfast was very good.

This is an older property that they’ve tried to keep up to date with moderate success. I’ll start with the Pros: -despite being totally full with teenagers and a wedding, it was quiet and they maintained pretty good order. They had a police detail on scene in the evenings which seemed purely preemptive. Kudos to management for spending on that, a lot of places wouldn’t. -there’s a lot in the immediate area in terms of restaurants, stores, etc. Pretty much every chain you could think of is in the vicinity. -we didn’t use it but there’s a pool with an outdoor area. -the beds were unusually comfortable! Not sure if it was the Sheraton sweet sleeper bed but it stood out. -I requested additional items for our room from housekeeping and they were delivered in a reasonable timeframe and the associates were friendly. Cons: -The biggest one is the old and out of date HVAC. You have two options: blast chiller freezing or stuffy. The AC will go on and off all night and sound like a 1970 school bus doing it. It really bothered my sleep. I was either too cold, too hot, or it was really noisy to the point of repeatedly waking me up. -the rooms were last renovated in 2015 and it’s time for another update. Lots of wear and tear. Some components clearly weren’t updated then and are just really old. Bathroom fixtures, etc. -My room was supposed to be 2 Queens. There’s no way those were normal queens. More like double beds. It was a battle all night with my teenager. My review is a little rough, but that’s because sleep quality is paramount and mine was really poor at this hotel. HVAC doesn’t receive enough focus but it can make or break a hotel and this one was bad. Would I stay there again? I’d explore other options in the area first. Four Points is kind of an unusual sub brand—“full service” but more bargain oriented. I think you tend to find dated properties that don’t quite meet the brand standards of the mainstream brand. Is it a step above a Hampton/Courtyard? Perhaps, if the details are done right. If you are a heavy sleeper you will probably do better here than I did.

I had a great trip. The staff was friendly .

The feel of the property is welcoming from the time one enters the lot. Nestled away from the busy Midlothian Turnpike traffic, one would hardly believe there’s a bustling metropolis beyond the trees! The staff was attentive and the attentions to COVID-19 guidelines was so on point. The room was meticulously cleaned. The noon check out was a godsend. I will be back!

My family and I had to stop at this hotel due to.our car broke down, the experience at this hotel was exceptional from check in to check out everything was perfect. Room and hotel was clean and staff was very welcoming. The staff helped us getting a tow truck and mechanic shop directions. Thank you staff.