Charlottesville hotels and places to stay

Bargain hunters looking for a cheap hotel in Charlottesville will find good value for their money at Hampton Inn Charlottesville or Sleep Inn & Suites Monticello, with free self-parking, an indoor swimming pool and tubing. 16 cheap accommodation deals provide easy access to Vivian's Art To Wear Art For Living.

Short-stay visitors to Charlottesville may prefer to stay close to Charlottesville-Albemarle airport, in which case Staybridge Suites Charlottesville Airport is just a fine option.

To be close to Historic Downtown Mall, stay at 400 West High Inn, a 3-star hotel situated directly in the city center. Townsman Hotel: Secretariat will put you in downtown Charlottesville within walking distance of popular tourist places like a theater and a museum,

Oakhurst Inn hotel is an opulent choice with an outdoor swimming pool, hiking and horse riding and close to Heritage Repertory Theater. Courtyard Charlottesville - University Medical Center is a boutique hotel situated near Brooks Museum and Charlottesville Ice Park. Fairfield Inn & Suites By Marriott Charlottesville North offers free self-parking and a seasonal outdoor pool as well as an unbeatable comfort of a chain hotel.

If you're visiting Charlottesville with your family, select a cozy apartment in the city center, such as Elegant Apartment. B&Bs in Charlottesville include Southern Luxury Apartment and Garden Apartment. For those going on a vacation to Charlottesville with their family, Hyatt Place Charlottesville is a suitable choice, as this family-friendly hotel comes with free self-parking, a golf course and a swimming pool. If you're interested in staying at a resort in Charlottesville, think about staying at Hilton Garden Inn Charlottesville, situated near an orchard, hills and parks and offering an outdoor swimming pool, an indoor swimming pool and tubing.

CHARLOTTESVILE is home to the greatest Virginians.

Hardly any other city comes to mind when it comes to their contribution to American politics. Charlottesville is known as a home to the most liberal American presidents as Thomas Jefferson, James Monroe and James Madison. These leaders nurtured from the very early years this liberal state of things and relaxed lifestyle in Charlottesville.

You need a travel to Charlottesville to soak up a dose of its relaxation. Be it a room in cheap or luxury hotel in Charlottesville all available at Booked.net. Our listings include maps, photos and secure forms on each hotel.

But politics is not the only stage for great personalities in Charlottesville. The city is proud of its artistic heritage from William Faulkner who worked in local university to Edgar Allan Poe who once enrolled as a student to the University of Virginia.

Away from the fame bestowed on the city by its famous residents, Charlottesville is a real knot of neo-Classical architecture taking turns with modern-style spacious boulevards. For example, its Downtown Mall is a true introduction to the new-world life being lined with shops, cafés, theatres, museums and restaurants.

Other attractions include;

• Monticello, a residence of former American president Thomas Jefferson

• Ash Lawn-Highland, a residence of James Monroe, the fifth President of the United States

• Michie Tavern, a two-in-one attraction being a museum and restaurant at once

• The Virginia Discovery Museum offers a variety of family-oriented exhibits

• Horse and Wine Country, a charming neighborhood with vineyards

While culture buffs will be kept occupied with the city's neo-classical wealth, you may also indulge in vibrant music scene and culinary experiences in Charlottesville. The city is well-known for its innovative cooking and abundance of upscale restaurants to taste regional or international foods.

Charlottesville is grounded in its history. The biggest part of its early days was shaped by Thomas Jefferson who founded the University of Virginia in the area. After this the city was shaped by this educational institution with a great number of young students packing this area.

Despite the growth, the city remained small until the Louisiana Railroad Company arrived there in 1850. It brought at first huge money to the city, but the development was slowed down with the Civil War. During the war the city of Charlottesville avoided great battles in the area and mainly served as a hospital center.

With the turn of the 20th century Charlottesville still thrives on the back of its educational center and its downtown has undergone a renovation in recent years meaning the city is attractive to visit. Charlottesville is a few clicks away with Booked.net.