Central Virginia Golf Hotel

"Besides a couple of small issues, "

"Elevators not working during our stay; the friendly front desk person was able to move us down to the 2nd floor from our original 5th floor room but none of the staff offered to help us with our luggage."

"My experience “staying” at the Regency Inn in Richmond was so bad it bordered on disturbing. First let me say, the staff was friendly and reasonably professional. But the room was perhaps the most appalling room I’ve ever had the misfortune to step into, to say nothing of a hotel room that I had already been charged for. The first thing to hit was the sickly sweet smell of cleaner that was clearly covering up a very, very bad odor. I stopped breathing through my nose within a minute or so of being in the room. The second thing was the squish as I stepped onto the carpet. The third thing was the sagging and stained acoustic ceiling tiles. After that it was just one bad thing after another: the battered furniture, the deeply stained carpet and armchair, the lamps with non-working bulbs, the stained bathtub, the rusty fixtures. Even though I was exhausted from a long drive from Florida, there was no question of spending another minute in that room. The staff said there were no other rooms available and that that room was representative of the others. I left immediately, needing to put many miles between me and that disturbing room. Needless to say, the photos in the listing looking NOTHING like the actual room I was assigned. The photos I’m attaching don’t even fully convey what the room actually looked like. I have no idea how this establishment managed to acquire the positive reviews."

"Nice hotel, housekeeping is really bad at cleaning, food at restaurant was good and decent location"

"Nice overnight stay"

"The parking situation was not ideal. You either had to pay $40 for valet parking or pay $12 to park across the street but wake up before 6 am to extend the meter. "

"Unfortunately, we found a dead bug on the bed. "

"The staff is fantastic "

"**The Jefferson Hotel, Richmond, VA** Opened in 1895, The Jefferson is one of those rare hotels that earns its reputation without breaking a sweat — the soaring rotunda, stained glass skylights, and marble columns make an immediate impression, and the warm, unhurried service keeps it from feeling like a museum piece. Rooms are elegant and genuinely comfortable, Lemaire is one of the better restaurants in the city, and the Rotunda Bar is a perfect excuse to linger. It's not a budget stay, but for a special occasion or simply a night of doing Richmond right, there's nothing else quite like it."