Charlottesville Discount Bookings with Accommodation Rooms

We stayed in Charlottesville for two days and there was so much more to do! Nature: Charlottesville is an amazing place for the casual to intermediate nature enjoyer. There is ample opportunity in hiking trails with varying levels of difficulty, one even passes by Monticello. Feeling: Charlottesville is a welcoming place. It's a college town with a lot of history, and you tend to find that the people there are involved in the community and it seemed as though anyone could find an event for them. Restaurants: There are several amazing restaurants that Charlottesville has to offer - Bodo's Bagels (Pastrami Bagel with Muenster Cheese, Mustard, and Raw Onion), The Whisky Jar (Chicken Skin Burger), Umma's (Korean Fried Chicken), and Marco and Luca Dumplings (fried dumplings) were just a few of the culinary highlights of our trip. All in all, if anyone has the chance to visit Charlottesville and you are the type of person, or people, who enjoy nature, historic towns, quirky shops, eclectic food choices, and an overall relaxed, laid back feeling, go to Charlottesville already!

We only had two nights in Charlottesville. I think we could have easily spent another couple of days. We spent 6 hours at Monticello and could have still gone back for more. We spent an afternoon walking on The Mall, which is the historic Main Street that was pedestrianized. There were so many great shops and restaurants we could have enjoyed the change to visit more of them. There were also great music venues but we didn't get a chance to see any shows.

We were there for a Track meet at UVA. Very close to the university and historic downtown area. Visit to Monticello was excellent and only about 15 mins away. Traffic was a bit congested but was manageable but showed the robustness of the area. On way home drove threw Shenandoah valley. A must. Spectacular views.

The rooms were clean, the bed were great. It was hard to watch TV when not in bed, there was only a desk chair in the room. The restaurant was handled by one man who was also the bartender and the cook. He did a fantastic job, the food was excellent and there was little wait time. He was most welcoming and he was the highlight of our stay.

We toured Montecello, the Trump Winery, the Downtown Mall area, and traveled to Ruckersville and Stanardsville to visit the little shops and antique stores. Getting around Charlottesville was a little hectic because there seemed to be a lot of construction and the roads were a little difficult to navigate due to unusual lane patterns. The mountain area is beautiful.

Nice downtown promenade and holiday lights. Good food at The Whiskey House (?) Restaurant. And of course...the mansions. Beautiful views and such a deep touch to our nation's history! These politicians, even tho slave holders, at least had class. And understood the timing to make change happen. And lived w/ in those attitudes. Sleep Inn was affordable, clean ,busy, well maintained and convenient! TY for great hot waffles! And a comfie bed. Holly P. N. H.