2 Star Hotels in Charlottesville

This two-diamond Econo Lodge is approximately four miles from the historic downtown area and seven miles from Charlottesville Albemarle Airport. Within seven miles are Ash Lawn Highland (home of James Monroe), Michie Tavern, Monticello (home of Thomas Jefferson), and Virginia Wine Country. Wintergreen and Massanutten are the area's largest ski resorts and are located within an hour's drive. Every morning, complimentary coffee and tea are available. This property also offers free local calls, fr... (Read More)

The Hampton Inn Charlottesville hotel is a Lighthouse Award winning property and has been consistently ranked among the top 10 of all Hampton Inns for the last 21 years. The Hampton Inn is conveniently located off of Route 29 north of Charlottesville Virginia in Seminole Square Shopping Center. We have seven restaurants within walking distance and shopping at your fingertips. For Virginia hospitality the Hampton Inn hotel is within minutes of local historic business districts and tourist attract... (Read More)

The Hampton Inn Charltsv Univ is located in the downtown business district adjcaent to the University of Virginia and University of Virginia Medical Center. The property is within walking distance of many restaurants, retail shops, and local historical attractions.The hotel has an all brick exterior and is furnished in a rich traditional decor. The hotel amenities include 24-hour front desk assistance, meeting facilities, parking (surcharge), concierge service, copy service, air-conditioning in ... (Read More)

Upon arrival at The Lafayette Inn, you will find your gas fireplace blazing and lights set romantically. You can watch the sun set over the mountains from the second story covered porch before heading to the dining room for an elegant dinner. Tempt yourself with our dessert sampler at the end. Then return to your romantic suite for the evening. Inn guests can also reserve a Taste of the Lafayette Inn dinner for Monday through Wednesday evenings. Advanced reservations are required. More informati... (Read More)

Registered as a Virginia historic landmark, the Inn opened in 1820. At one corner a 2300 acre preserve in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, it is a four-story brick building with timber framing and is characteristic of Federal style public houses of that period. Meander among the wild flower gardens, swing under a giant oak or simply sit on the hill and enjoy magnificent panoramic mountain views. Separate from the main building, a two room cottage offers guests that honeymoon-like escap... (Read More)