I was hired as a Balloon Artist to decorate for a 50th birthday event At Hofheimer this past…read moreweekend. At first, it was stressful because we found out the night before the event that the Do,inion Parade was happening at the same time, but... I got there early and was lucky enough to find parking right out front! This building was awesome, you would never know what's inside by looking at it. When you first walk in , there's a dining and bar area. Then up on the second floor is the event space, The room I set up in was the Library. I put the balloon garland up against one of the wall bookcases and the client loved it. I have got to make time to come back as a patron and experience the place.

Sofie and were great very knowledgeable and seemed to love what they do!! Food was great too.. we…read morehad the Thai wings and empanadas and chicken sandwich!!

I've been to the Scott House for different VCU events. The house structure is beautiful, especially…read morethe garden area (well maintained). I like the vintage feel and decor inside. The Scott House is one of many beautiful houses/buildings located on VCU campus.

We had a great summit at the Valentine. The set up was perfect and the staff were very attentive to…read moreour needs the meeting area was clean and well ventilated. After the event we were able to move about the museum that at some interesting items relevant to Richmond modern and older history. Great little museum to visit.

The Valentine, aka The Wickham House is located in downtown Richmond, and a stone's throw from the…read moreJ. Marshall House. It was a special tour that brought me to the Wickham House. Don't be confused by the name, The Valentine. This 19th-century home was purchased in 1898 by Mann Valentine Jr. who added a museum to the property and renamed it The Valentine. My visit was part of a dual tour with the John Marshall House (treason trial of A. Burr). The tour started promptly at the appointed time, and we began our tour of the home. Our guide was very knowledgeable about the Wickham house, the family and the history of that time. Her tour was much more than a simple recitation. She brought the home to life through her descriptions, easily fielded questions and encouraged discussions. We all gained a clear picture of life at that time as well as the role that John Wickham played in history. The house is kept in beautiful condition with many examples of how the family lived, from clothing to imagined food out on the table. I was truly impressed by the beauty of the home. After the tour we were able to meander through the museum that is a part of the property. It is an interesting stroll through Richmond's history from the early 1800's to the present. I would definitely suggest a visit here if you are a history fanatic. Check out your options for parking before you get here (I parked in one of the local garages and spent about $15).

Sometimes being a Richmonder, you miss out on local hotel spots because you live here! As a result,…read morethis was my first time going to Quirk and I can't believe I've never been! It's such a cute little gem with amazing food (shoutout to the broccolini and the twice cooked chicken, so yummy!!). I stayed overnight as a little birthday gift to myself and I really enjoyed it. I love the decor and the vibe, it's a great place to get some work done as well! I'll definitely be back.

I knew this was an old, updated building, but I was very disappointed with this hotel…read more There was no hot water in the bathroom sink, so I had to shave in the shower (with no mirror); and the shower water was barely warm enough for the shower. The toilet ran after flushing unless I went back and gave the handle a little jiggle. There were no electrical outlets in the bathroom -- none! I had to plug in my electric toothbrush on one of the nightstands. There was a double electrical outlet at the desk, but the refrigerator plug covered part of the second outlet, so I had to unplug the refrigerator to plug in my laptop. (Fortunately, I had no need for the fridge.) The room was chilly when I got there, but I couldn't figure out how to set the HVAC for heat. The only plus was that the bed was very comfortable. But that was not enough to make up for all the other shortcomings. I do not recommend this hotel. It is very expensive and not anywhere near worth it.

VA Council of CEOs enjoyed using The Rec Room for our event. The facility is comfortable and fun…read morewhich set a great tone for the evening. The staff did a wonderful job getting us ready and taking care of us during the event.

From the owner: A 6000 sq. ft., anything-but-ordinary event space & research facility located in midtown Richmond…read more Designed to be the perfect place for your next corporate off-site meeting, holiday party, or event and staffed with seasoned event planning pros. Complete with a full bar, catering kitchen, and state-of-the-art audio / video equipment - including live video streaming & recording and wireless microphone & video presentation services - The Rec Room is open for business!

I never even knew this little hidden gem existed. Church Hill is full of some of the best views in…read morethe city, and this is no exception. At the Overlook at ChildSavers, you get stunning views of the city from the perfect vantage point. The site is perfectly flat and has gorgeous views for miles, well, most of the way. It's bright and sunny and beautiful, but then there is that eye sore of an ugly rusted tank obstructs view on the left :0. I found that a little distracting from the otherwise beautiful view. Overall, however, great spot with lots of space for a nice event, and a goooorgeous view of the sunset and the painted city sky. What a nice place for a special event.