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Richmond offers a variety of hotel options, from modern luxury hotels to historic boutiques. Finding and booking accommodation is easy with Booking.com, HotelTonight, and Airbnb. If you’re looking for specific suggestions, here are some of the best recommendations.
Quirk Hotel
Built in 1916 as a dry goods warehouse Quirk Hotel has an Italian Renaissance design and features limestone arches. The Quirk Gallery hosts exhibitions of creative work by established and emerging artists, and guests can find eye-catching jewelry and limited-edition designer works for sale at Quirk’s Boutique. The hotel is on West Broad Street, near some of Richmond’s most exciting art galleries, as well as a variety of restaurants, cafes and independent boutiques.
The Jefferson
After its opening in 1895, The Jefferson was an excellent example of the Beaux Arts style. At that time, exotic palm trees were imported from Central and South America as well as valuable antiques from abroad. Locals and guests also donated pet alligators to live in the marble pools at Palm Court. The last remaining alligator died in 1948.
Even today there are quirky references to the reptiles throughout the hotel, and luminaries like Franklin D. Roosevelt, Barack Obama, Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley have all stayed at the Jefferson listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Richmond graduate
Richmond graduate is a boutique hotel with a neat theme that pays tribute to the late tennis star and Richmond native Arthur Ashe. Cable-knit features and a collection of Ashe’s signature glasses are on display throughout the hotel, and there’s plenty to do at the hotel, including table tennis, shuffleboard, and pool.
The community
From a saloon in the 1840s to a 24-room hotel in the early 1900s, The community saw a lot. Today the hotel celebrates furniture and art from local artisans and is within walking distance of key areas and attractions such as Shockoe Bottom and the Virginia State Capitol.
Airbnb in downtown Richmond
The one located in Shockoe Bottom One bedroom (and one sofa bed), one bath apartment is within walking distance of Main Street Station, the Virginia Holocaust Museum and historic St. John’s Church.
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