Our hosts were absolutely amazing. We throughly enjoyed or stay. The central location was an added…read morebonus.

We could not have asked for a better place to stay while visiting Richmond. My boyfriend lived in…read moreRichmond for a couple of years and we were returning to the area to celebrate his birthday. Our number on priority was location, and The One was beyond perfect. It's within walking distance of Richmond's greatest museums as well as the popular Carytown neighborhood where we spent much of our visit. When we arrived, Sean and Polly weren't at home, but we were provided with an access code to get in to the guest rooms. We were absolutely floored when we walked in. The One only has two guest rooms, which makes it the perfect place for privacy. Our room, The Dream Suite, is located at the top of the stairs and is beautifully decorated in shades of deep red. My only very minor gripe is that the bathrooms are no located "en suite." Instead, they are directly outside the rooms. So while each bedroom does have its own bathroom, you do need to leave your room to get to it. Not a huge deal since there are only two guest rooms...but you can't traipse to the bathroom naked at 2am, either! The parlor is located across the hall from the guest rooms and is not only a comfortable lounge spot, but is also stocked full of snacks and beverages. This is also where continental breakfast is served in the morning. The spread is pretty standard- muffins, bagels, cereal, etc. It didn't particularly suit my fancy (way too carb-heavy), but it's the type of breakfast my boyfriend loves. Sean and Polly were fantastic hosts; very attentive and friendly. Honestly, they were the best B&B owners I have ever interacted with. You can tell that they truly love what they do. We can't wait to go back to Richmond to spend another night at The One. Thanks to Polly and Sean for a great stay!

Good value, low rates. Staff is friendly and will go the extra mile. Highly recommended. You can…read morehear virtually everything going on outside, but it was generally quiet.

Love the historic charm and architecture of the restored 19th century row houses bonus it's…read morewalkable t9 a lot and Perly's is right around the corner Large room that felt very spacious. There is street parking just to allow you to offset your bags and check in and there's a parking garage just a block away that was $10 overnight no in and out privileges but still not a bad price The staff was friendly and helpful. They have cute little courtyards and rocking chairs on the porches for you to just to relax in and there's even a resident cat

Hidden gem! A historical boutique hotel very well maintained. Rooms are very spacious and I…read morerecommend you opt for the king bed rooms which are incredibly comfortable. You'll enjoy a relaxed, comfortable, and quiet stay here. It's just a few blocks away from the Capitol building and many other attractions such as Belle Isle.

We stayed at this historic hotel for a couple of nights and really enjoyed the experience…read more Beautifully restored over the years, the hotel has a timeless elegance and regal charm that makes you feel like you've stepped back in history. The hotel is also home to an excellent restaurant that serves a fantastic weekend brunch along with a refined upscale dinner menu, making it worth visiting even if you're not staying overnight. We booked a suite, and it was incredibly spacious, with a full kitchen, separate living room, bedroom, dressing area, and a large bathroom. Although the rooms looked a little dated in the photos, they were much nicer in person. Everything was clean and comfortable, the bed was great, and the room temperature stayed perfect throughout our stay. If you enjoy historic hotels, this one is definitely worth experiencing. Knowing that many U.S. presidents and celebrities have stayed here adds to its unique charm and makes the stay feel even more special

This review is for the tea only!…read more The ambiance of the Jefferson Hotel already makes this tea stellar- the mezzanine balcony where it's served is absolutely gorgeous. There are two tea blends that are custom to the hotel, the Jefferson blend and the Richmond blend- we tried the Richmond blend, which was very spice-forward and flavorful. The savory tier was pretty standard- we really liked the cucumber and chicken salad sandwiches, the sweet potato biscuit was a little dry and we didn't love the spinach wrap. The tea breads were our favorite from the sweets! We had a strawberry lemon bread and a chocolate bread, they were a little different from what you usually get at tea. There were also some small patisserie treats, like a chocolate covered strawberry and mixed berry cookie. You could add on seasonal cocktail options- we tried and really liked an old fashioned and a summer mimosa. We did a prepaid Tock reservation, which came out to about $60 per person after tax and gratuity. I think the price is very reasonable for what you get, especially in such a lovely environment.

I usually stay at Hampton inn or A mid range hotel which I thought Holiday Inn was but apparently…read morenot. Free breakfast and usually a breakfast bar that has a variety of choices to pick from. Not here. They CHARGE for the breakfast, very sneakily. They hand you a small menu with NO prices on it to pick from. It took forever and was an extremely mediocre breakfast. Scrambled egg option only and dry toast. Again. $20 surprise. Also , after breakfast went to take a shower, I couldn't. They said low water pressure. Could t even flush the toilet. . I will go the extra mile or two out of my way to stay at a Hampton next time I book. Which will be today.

Amazing new hotel in Richmond. Friendly staff and clean rooms. Has a full service bar and…read morerestaurant on site. A huge pool and a mini store on site for any items you may have forgotten. Parking lot is huge and well lit. Highly recommend.

I have stayed at the Museum District Bed and Breakfast twice, and I cannot say enough wonderful…read morethings about it! I used to live in the Fan/Museum District, and I love this place because it is in such a good location, right next to the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (which I highly recommend as well!), as well as walking distance to shops and restaurants in Carytown, the Fan, etc. We stayed in the carriage house the first time and the house itself the second time. Both were very cozy, with lots of amenities, such as bathrobes, bottled water, and coffee pot/tea in the room. The breakfast in the morning is phenomenal. It is made to order, with eggs, bacon, various rolls, oatmeal, coffee, etc. and served in the house's dining room. The staff is absolutely lovely and so welcoming. Another added bonus is that they provide tickets for admission to the special exhibit at the VMFA, as well as passes to get a free drink in their cafeteria. Love, love, LOVE this place. Highly recommend!

This was our third stay here. The inn is clean, well-appointed, and charming. Located in a quiet…read moreneighborhood, it is the perfect place to stay when you're visiting VMFA or other museums in the Fan district. For me, one of the best features is being greeted at check-in by a host (a lovely, gracious person), who then returns to make breakfast! In this day of self-serve lodgings, such as AirB&B, VRBO, etc, this type of service is an absolute treat.

Terrific experience, accommodations, and staff. Helena made sure I knew of all the accommodations…read moreand even opened up the kitchen an hour early for me, as I had an early morning meeting. the best croissant I've ever had. Definitely coming back!

Our hostess, Helena, is absolutely delightful. The Inn is still a work in progress, but she keeps…read moreit immaculate. We found street parking close to the front door. We stayed overnight in the Byrd's Nest room which is at the top of the Inn and features an oddly shaped shower with a triangular ceiling and a circular staircase down to nowhere (fire exit). The room was air conditioned and the bed was very comfortable. Helena was very accommodating at breakfast and serves an excellent yogurt. She is the star (or 5 stars) of this Inn.

I visited the Virginia Cliffe Inn for their "Christmas at the Inn" arts and crafts showcase last…read moremonth. It was so much better than I could've anticipated. Parking was a breeze, purchasing tickets was easy, and we were able to shop in every single room of the Inn, which also essentially doubled as a tour. The rooms were all lovely and the Inn was the perfect backdrop for shopping. I even tried a sample of their holiday tea (and subsequently bought some). One of the owners was dolling out the samples and it was nice to chat with him. You could tell he and his wife put a lot of love into their Inn. I wouldn't hesitate to return for other events and will keep this spot in mind for future visitors looking for a B&B experience as well.

Superb stay at a gorgeous home in a peaceful setting in suburban Richmond. Delightful hosts and a…read moredelicious breakfast to boot. Highly recommend!