We wanted to stay close to the Virginia Tech campus, so we chose the Hilton Garden Inn. The hotel…read morelobby was beautiful, spacious, and very welcoming. The staff were friendly, cheerful, and made us feel right at home. The bar was a bit small, but it was still a nice place to relax. Our room was clean, comfortable, and perfect for our weekend stay. I would definitely stay at this hotel again the next time we're visiting the Virginia Tech campus

Great service and perfect location. We stayed here while visiting Virginia Tech with our daughter…read more It was super close to the campus and had everything we needed. I was able yo call ahead and ask about an earlier check in. The woman at the front was super friendly and was able to accommodate us. We walked in and waited in the front for about 20 mins, giving enough time for then to have the room ready. They have breakfast and and a bar area, where you can order food and drinks. They have a pool, gym, and plenty of parking. Overall the hotel was clean and seemed updated. Everyone was very friendly and accommodating. We will definitely stay there again when we're in the area.

Gotta give a shout out to this hotel for their school spirit. We came for graduation week. The…read morerates at these chain hotels skyrocket to 4x the regular rates. Picture paying Four Season prices for a standard room at a residential type hotel. The big plus was the full kitchen: full size fridge, dishwasher, real kitchen utensils and a full sink. The bad: sofa bed sheets had not been changed for decades. This brand hotel doesn't clean rooms every day, it's every other day.... Or in the case of the sofa bed... well decades. We had a guest stay with us on our last of the 4 days. The sheets on the bed felt weird almost like a thin sheet of nylon. Again, this is not the Four Seasons but.... Staff were super friendly. We requested new towels and sheets(for the sofa bed) when we saw the staff in the hallway. This brand serves a complimentary breakfast. Most people seemed to enjoy it. I like that they have hot coffee and tea available in the lobby and it's free. Four stars is generous but it's because of school spirit and lots of available amenities.

I stayed in this Hilton from December 2025 to June 2026 after my apartment burned down. The staff…read moretreated me with such kindness and welcomed me after my harrowing experience. My entire stay, I felt valued, safe, and overall completely taken care of. I don't think I could have landed anywhere better. I was able to successfully graduate and move away, and I have no doubts the Home2 staff contributed heavily to my success. I can reassure that Home2 is the preferred hotel for this Hokie. I'll never forget my extended stay here.

Our second stay at this Courtyard. Very clean safe and quiet. Conveniently located close to the…read moreUniversity area yet tucked away in lovely woods. The inside pool area I kept nice as well.

My room was super clean, bed was sooo comfy, and the staff was kind. The location felt like a safe…read morearea, and overall I just got good vibes from this hotel. As a Marriot gold member, this courtyard definitely held up to the Marriot standard during my stay. Will be back here for sure when I need a place in Blacksburg again.

We simply love Hyatt Place properties. They are always neat and clean. And it was so nice to be…read moregreeted so nicely after 6 hours in the car. (The pups got love from the front desk staff as soon as they came in the door!)

The room was very dirty and covered in someone else's hair. Clumps and strands were sprinkled…read morearound the entry and bathroom. View was of the back of buildings but that really wasn't the main issue. fairly noisy too. Location is convenient and the front desk was nice! So if you don't mind lots of hair that isn't yours then this could be a great spot for you!

As a dedicated IHG frequent stayer member, abandoning my Hilton membership during Covid, this is…read morethe first time I've sadly given one of their properties a 2-star rating. I've now stayed at IHG properties in Dublin (Best), Christiansburg (second runner-up) and now Blacksburg (worst). My room (#520) had issues....the drawers did not open on the combo TV/Dresser...just flat out broken. Rooms do not have a thermostat for the AC unit....it's full blast or completely off with a light switch, the room needs to be fixed up and maintained....sink drained slow near the fridge and the couch had some sort of gummy residue on it. Bed was the least comfortable I've ever encountered, just hard. Down to the two worst situations....the internet connectivity (accessing/defaults/directions) sucked and I was late for meetings a few times due to lack of access. Then a brown roach came crawling in from the hallway into my room in broad daylight. All in all....one of the worst stays yet. Brought up the bug issue to the front desk and the attendant stated he was sorry for the inconvenience. I will be working in this area over the next six months but won't come back to this property. Giving a two star instead of one, as the front desk staff member who checked me in initially was fantastic and the attendant servicing the breakfast crowd was so friendly and kind. IHG needs to address these maintenance issues. Hotel is run down from frequent VA Tech visitor use.

We recently had the opportunity to stay at the Holiday Inn in Blacksburg and had a great…read moreexperience. Check-in and check-out were both very easy. Our room was large, with a king bed, pull-out couch, mini-fridge, microwave, and a sink. The location was convenient--right off the exit and just a few miles from Virginia Tech. Breakfast was included and had something for everyone, including pancakes, turkey sausage, eggs, and more. They also offer coffee, hot chocolate, and tea all day, which was a nice bonus. If the rates didn't increase so much during busy times, we'd definitely stay here more often.

I love the energy of a college campus, so to stay at a hotel on the campus of Virginia Tech was a…read morereal treat. The hotel is charming, in that it feels a little vintage, but all of the important things are modern. The beds are comfy, the bathroom area has two sinks, and the fitness center is decent and there's a Virginia Tech campus store on site. But what really blew me away was the breakfast buffet. Now, I'm a notorious buffet pooh-pooher. I don't like buffets and try to avoid them if I can. But I could not avoid the breakfast buffet if I tried. This is probably the best breakfast spread that I have ever experienced in a hotel. There are things like smoothie shots, steel-cut oatmeal with several different toppings, fresh fruit, dairy-free yogurt parfaits, baked goods, real scrambled eggs and lots more. The whole setup was extremely clean and tidy, which was appreciated by me. Also, the coffee was great! In the afternoon and evenings, the bar is open, which I visited one evening to meet up with a friend. They don't have a huge wine list, but they got them some wine, if that's what you're after. They have a full bar, ranging from cocktails to hard seltzer. The people at the front desk are young, and I wonder if they are students at VT. They were super helpful and friendly. This is the place to stay if you want to explore Virginia Tech or downtown Blacksburg. Everything is within walking distance from the hotel. I walked from the hotel to the Virginia Tech monument in about seven minutes or so. The campus is beautiful, and if you decide to explore off campus, there are lots of shops and restaurants across the street, so there is lots to see and experience around the hotel.

My top-tier chum and I came down to Blacksburg because she wanted to visit her old campus for the…read morefirst time since she graduated about 25 years ago (yes, we are ancient and whatnot). One of the first decisions we made on this trip (and she made it) was where we would stay in Blacksburg, and my chum insisted on coming here so that we were actually on campus and she could test out The Inn, which wasn't here during her time. Apparently the local highway setup is also different, so it was a pleasant surprise to find this hotel very easily; lots of nearby signage and oodles of parking. It was also pretty accessible to the downtown area, a walk of approximately 10 minutes. This was my first time at VA Tech - I've driven down 81 past the exit, but never actually laid eyes on the campus. Like pretty much all of the buildings nearby associated with the university, The Inn seems to be made of this Hokie Stone material that can be, I assume, mined or something nearby. It makes for a pretty pleasant optic, but literally every building has it so there's not much that really distinguishes the Inn or its neighboring structures from each other, other than a few really prominent buildings nearby. We had a room on the second floor a short walk from the lobby/check-in area (which was nice enough - it had a small fireplace with seating nearby, a Hokie statue and a little storefront to buy toiletries, snacks, etc.). It was clean and perfectly fine; this isn't a 5-star hotel, but that's not an insult, as it's not claiming to be. If you saw the room without any context, it just looks like an Embassy Suites or something to that effect. This part of our trip was more about exploring and reacquainting my chum with her ye olde college life so we really didn't spend a ton of time in the room beyond sleeping/napping; that activity went very well in my estimation, so the beds were comfortable enough. We also made use of the gym on the first floor for about 15 minutes' worth of cardio; no complaints there. Depending on your perspective, it was very quiet during our stay. Graduation was a week earlier so the vast majority of the student population was already gone, and we didn't see a ton of people in the hotel or on campus beyond employees and construction workers taking advantage of the offseason. I think it would had a more exciting vibe with an uptick in visitors (especially in the above average bar/restaurant off to the left of the lobby, The Loyal), but I'm definitely not complaining about the peace and quiet. We had a very pleasant interaction with one of the staffers at reception when we got there, who was from NJ as well and was helpful/accommodating with our questions. None of our other exchanges were notable or particularly lengthy, but we were greeted with a smile by literally everyone we encountered. If that's not the definition of hospitality, I don't know what it is (I'm sure my top-tier chum who literally went to the school of hospitality down the street could speak to that at length). A nice experience all the way around, and The Inn served its purpose.

We were so worried upon arrival when we found out there was an internal mistake with our…read morereservation, but the quick response and dedicated assistance shown by Joanna (Front Desk Manager) was absolutely amazing. She immediately set out to resolve the problem and make sure our stay was still spectacular. She even went so far as to walk down and check on us at the cabins and make a point to reach out during our stay. I cannot say enough great things about Joanna, the front desk staff, the housekeeping, and wait staff -- our cabins were immaculate, and the wait staff were friendly and so helpful. Everyone was extremely professional and personable. Highly recommended!

2-night stay May 29-30 in Stone Lodge family suite. The grounds are absolutely gorgeous! There's no…read moreAC or TV in the rooms in the Lodge, but we didn't miss them as the windows open and each room has a big ceiling fan and box fan. The higher elevation cuts a lot of heat as well. The pools are pristine and inviting, the hot tub is glorious. The staff are incredible friendly and polite across the boards. The food is delicious - go for the pizza at The Salt Pond/Petoots! The interior decor has charm and character and is meant to evoke an age gone by. Our room could have used a little attention - a couple spots in the room needed a little paint or fixing a small gap in the tile around the grip bar in the shower. But it was clean and comfy! Perfect for 3-4 guests.

My husband and I stayed two nights at the Blacksburg Bed & Breakfast in Blacksburg, Va. It's…read moresituated in a quiet, safe neighborhood, only two blocks from Main St. and within easy walking distance of the Virginia Tech campus. It was very clean and comfortable, the staff were available anytime by phone, but were also on the premises intermittently throughout the day. Each one we met was very friendly. Breakfasts were uniquely tasty and cooked to order. The price seemed reasonable. I'd give the overall experience an A.

Buyer beware! My wife and I booked Clay Corner Inn several weeks ago so we could visit our daughter…read morefor Parent's Weekend. Less than a week prior, we got an email from Josh saying his reservation company double booked us and he has to cancel our reservation. As out-of-state parents, we had already invested a lot of money for the weekend. He offered some gift cards as compensation. There are no other hotels available anywhere within an hour. We had to cancel everything and take a significant financial hit. A look at the VA Tech Parents page on another social media site shows that we weren't the only family he did this to. In fact, we saw screen shots with the same email and excuses. We saw some terrible responses from Josh to very distraught parents. It's unfortunate. If you have rooms booked there in the future, especially for an important event, I highly recommend you look elsewhere. Definitely do not send cash or use Venmo to pay in advance.

The best campus hotel. It's literally along the Main Street of the campus. Every-time we visit this…read moreis where we stay. The staff is so nice and the hotel is a complete vibe.

This is my 4th visit here at this hotel but first time getting a suite. The location is perfect for…read moreparents who are visiting kids at Radford. My daughter appreciated the close proximity and so did I. The hotel is new and beautiful and has two restaurants. One down stairs only open in mornings and one on 6th floor that opens in afternoon. I've eaten at both and enjoyed my food. The upstairs has a beautiful outside area too with sparkling lights. My suite was huge. It has a wet bar, huge kitchen table, living room, a bedroom and very up to date bathroom area. I look forward to my next visit.

Spacious rooms with small kitchens, a great location near the University and Downtown strip and…read morewalking distance to a pharmacy and take-out, this Residence Inn has all that you need for long stay. We were passing through town and needed only a quick stop and at a little more than 100 bucks/night, I was impressed with the value. I haven't stayed in a lot of Residence Inns, but the few times I have, I think, would I be able to deal with an extended stay? I think I could here, given the size of the rooms and there's a big lobby with couches and fireplace as well as a decent (small gym). The bed is very comfortable with good sheets. I wouldn't want to cook up a serious meal but the kitchen would allow for basic dishes. The living room space has a little set up with a decent sized TV. They allow pets. One thing we ran into was the walls were thin and we could hear a barking dog and people right next to us. Luckily they were able to move us. Other than that, a good stay, in and out with a full night's rest before getting back on the road. I'd definitely opt to stay here again when making this annual road trip between NY and NOLA.

This inn was high quality. The service is good, mostly self service ofc. Moreover, the breakfast…read morewas good, and I ate so many egg soufflés. The location is extremely good as well, since the hotel is very close to Panda Express and others (literally across the parking lot) so food is easy to get. The room was quite nice, with some amenities and popcorn, and the bed was good as well