Hotels in Charlottesville, VA

Charlottesville is serviced by the Charlottesville Transit Services network, which is comprised of 11 different bus routes. In addition, there are free trolleys serving the Downtown Mall in the North Downtown neighbourhood, the Corner in the Jefferson Park Avenue neighbourhood, and the University of Virginia, also in the Jefferson Park Avenue neighbourhood. Thus, we recommend choosing hotels in Charlottesville in one of these neighbourhoods for easy access to free public transport.

For first time travelers and business travelers, we recommend checking out Charlottesville hotels in the North Downtown neighbourhood, which is close to many of the main sights and is quite walkable. Hotels in North Downtown include the Omni Charlottesville Hotel, the Quirk Hotel Charlottesville and the Home2 Suites by Hilton Charlottesville Downtown. Another option is the newly renovated Rose Hill neighbourhood, which is up-and-coming for its great bakeries and located close to the North Downtown area and the University of Virginia. It is a great choice for return travelers. Couples who want a quieter view of the city should check out the Greenbrier neighbourhood, which has easy access to parks, walking trails and many other parts of the city.

Charlottesville is full of historical attractions. You’ll find the University of Virginia, established by Thomas Jefferson, in the Jefferson Park Avenue neighbourhood. Jefferson’s historical plantation known as Monticello, and Highland, which was once home to former President James Monroe, are both in the Simeon neighbourhood. Travelers also come to this city as a launching off point for the beautiful Shenandoah National Park. Book hotels in Charlottesville in the North Downtown neighbourhood for access to other major sights, including the statue dedicated to Robert E Lee, the Virginia Discovery Museum and the Downtown Mall.

The Downtown Mall in the North Downtown neighbourhood is home to a great number of excellent bars and restaurants, with outdoor seating during warmer months. All the restaurants are within walking distance of most cheap hotels in Charlottesville. The area around the University of Virginia in the Jefferson Park Avenue neighbourhood has some great local dining options, which are accessible via the free trolley. Hotels in this neighbourhood include the Graduate Charlottesville and Oakhurst Inn. Charlottesville is known for its creative twist on traditional southern dishes, including fried chicken, pork barbecue, biscuits and black-eyed peas. The city is also a big fan of the farm-to-table movement, and many ingredients are sourced locally.

On average, people stay in Charlottesville for a total of 2 nights.

£214 per night is the average rate for a room when booking a hotel in Charlottesville. Prices will differ depending on factors such as star rating, time of year and location.

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