Stayed for one night while passing through. A very nice hotel, well restored with good size rooms…read moreand all the usual amenities. Free parking is available within steps of the hotel and no need for valet service (unless you want it). I also highly recommend the Skyline restaurant on the top floor for good food and superior service. My only negative, and this is not about the hotel, is that Lynchburg seems to be a dying town (and least in the area of the hotel). I never felt unsafe while walking around (the Lower Bluff Walk is nice), but on a Monday afternoon it felt like a ghost town. Nevertheless, if I'm ever again in Lynchburg I would stay here again.

Our new stop on the way from Morgantown WV to North Carolina…read more Winter travel is bad enough, but coming here was a gift to us. From the Royal treatment as we stepped in and until we left. The hospitality was so genuine. We made reservations at the Skyline for 7:30 and our friend meet us early, so we went to the William and Henry's bar area for a drink. That location is at a lower level. Either location was perfect to eat or drink. We had great service and excellent decor at both. Fish and Chips was one of meals enjoyed on the roof top restaurant , the meal tasted so good it was like it jumped from the water up to that height. The other two had Harvest Salad one with the chicken and I had the grilled shrimp. All I can say it was delicious, nothing left on either plate! Tasha K was our server at the rooftop and I did not catch our other servers name. The whole experience has made us soon to be regulars.

Impeccable! A long drive became much longer due to snow on…read more64 in WV and the VA line. An arrival at around 11 pm was greeted with a warm welcome by Cindy. It became obvious to her that rest was needed as soon as possible. The stay in suite 301 was exquisite! Accommodations were amazingly spacious and classy. The use of the jetted tub paired with a bottle of prosecco was exactly what was needed to calm the nerves. A truly amazing stay was capped off with a delightful breakfast which was delivered right to the door. I loved my stay so much, one of your fine robes "followed" me home. Thank you for such fine accommodations.

This is a destination hotel. A repurposed shoe factory, it gives a unique charm and a prime…read morelocation in the historic part of the city on a bluff overlooking the river. The building is beautiful. I did not encounter huge problems with noise but there was certainly some from the nearby railroad. The hotel made a point of calling me before I came and offering a generally high level of service. I wanted to give them five stars, but a few too many things just weren't right. Overly slippery bathroom floors, thin blankets that didn't offer much warmth, some bathroom fixtures that didn't work, my mobile key didn't work for some reason. There is one elevator that isn't particularly speedy. Then again, the lobby is a place you'd want to hang around. Their breakfast is a continental style with muffin and yogurt, delivered in a branded shoebox (they offer a GF option, but not vegan). They promised it between 6 and 7, but I had doubts given that my odd schedule required me to leave shortly after 6. But they came through.

The staff and front desk are amazing however the hotel rooms need to be renovated!! The dark wood…read morethe beds aren't comfortable and the smell is not good. I would not come back and stay here! The tub is brown and the carpet needs to be to be deep cleaned. I'm quite disappointed the lobby is gorgeous but when you get to the rooms it's horrific.

My mother, sister, son and I stayed at the Hilton Garden Inn this week as we were in town for a…read morefuneral. My husband is a Hilton Diamond Member and we've stayed at their properties across the US. The employees at this location are very customer-focused, and I appreciate the care and thoughtfulness they extended to us, especially my mom. We only stayed one night, but their team including Tigerr, Christina, Pat, Ralph, Tony, Duran, Joyce, Tisha and others made a wonderful impression. The property appears to be recently renovated, with the lobby and restaurant being modern, bright and spacious. Our rooms were clean and our breakfast was tasty. Christina even made a special breakfast juice mix for us (cranberry and orange). The only issue was we were awakened by a fire alarm in the middle of the night and had to go outside (firefighters did come out to check). Based on the level of customer service we received, I give this location 5 stars and would definitely stay again when traveling to Lynchburg.

Can't say enough about this hotel. Usually I could find something that could have been better …read more... This place was great. Great staff, super comfortable and well sized rooms. Beds were great, actually didn't miss mine. Great lobby and breakfast. Great location close to food, treats, shopping, etc. Right down the street from Liberty University. Nice pool. Will not stay anywhere else in Lynchburg area from here on out!

I LOVE the location! It's great and very accessible to get to. Check in was a breeze; despite…read morethe digital key not working. I really liked this feature which is an option through the Hilton app. I was also able to select my room. The hotel lobby is beautifully decorated. Really bright and lively. The king room suite was very spacious and extremely comfy. We really enjoyed the room. Really nice room. We noticed a stain on one of the coffee tables. Housekeeping obviously missed this. There were also rust stains on the stainless steel refrigerator. Just not a good look. Those were my only two complaints. I loved the huge mounted tv. It was great for watching some Bama basketball during our visit. ROLL TIDE! Of all the hotels I've stayed at in the Lynchburg area, this one is definitely one of my favorites.

Carriage House was a GREAT choice for our trip to Lynchburg, VA! Friendly, adorable, CLEAN, fresh…read moreand great quiet location! We would stay there again for sure!

As B&Bs go, this one is 5-star from check in to check out. The beautiful 1800's mansion was…read morerefurbished just a few years ago, while the separate stable was converted (flawlessly) into two additional rooms. Owners Mike and Kathy were welcoming as could be, and made sure our stay was enjoyable as could be. They even went to the lengths of leaving helpful info and the following day's breakfast menu on our bed each evening. The rooms are not only clean and welcoming, but remain in period decor, thankfully with working AC and functional bathrooms :) Breakfast was beyond fabulous- Kathy prepared juices, coffee, yogurt, fruit creations, and a scrumptious French toast croissant with warm green apple slices. To say this place was "quaint and nice" would be doing The Carriage House a great disservice; rather, it is a classy and serene locale, with plenty to do within a 20-minute drive! I would without a doubt recommend this place to anyone looking for a romantic getaway with plenty to do aside from enjoying the country life. To do locally: wineries, rafting, tubing, outdoor year-round skiing, museums, visit Jefferson's other home, bike, hike, dine out, etc. Came with a package deal from LivingSocial.com - and am thrilled I picked this "escape package" - worth every penny.

Not super impressed. Residence Inn is ,of course, good for those extended stayers. But I've been…read moreto nicer Residence Inns, where even discerning one-nighters could feel at home. This hotel is very close to Liberty U, and there is a shopping mall just up the hill. So it gets convenience points for those visiting the school. The lobby and halls were not as clean as we like to see. There was old gum on the floor not far from the desk-someone needed to have gotten that up before it got that blackened. Elevator was slow. Our room was pretty well appointed, but it was weird that all the towels were outside the bathroom at an empty vanity (no sink out there). It was fairly clean, beds were comfortable. I get they're "pet friendly". But I don't expect to find pet food dishes and crumbs under the bed ( plus a used deodorant was under there). It would be nice to have a no-pets floor for those who have allergies. I am a pet owner myself but I like to stay in hotel rooms with no trace of someone else's pets. Breakfast was typical. And don't expect any distancing or added precautions.

Sofa bed was dirty and flimsy. Not suitable for kids to sleep in. Do not recommend. Management let…read moreus check out early with no penalty but still made us pay full price even when our son had to stay with relatives because the sofa bed was so bad.

The staff was excellent. Some of the best customer service I've received in a while. From check-in…read moreto check-out the staff showed hospitality, kindness and professionalism. The only downside was that my room was not super clean. There were crumbs on the carpet, dirty mirrors, and hair in the sink, in the tub, and on the floor. If it weren't for the nice staff at the desk, this review would have not been a good one. Hopefully, this is an easy fix, and next time do a more thorough cleaning.

I stayed in this hotel during commencement week at Liberty University in 2025. The hotel was not…read morebad, but nothing exceptional, either. They had a good breakfast service, but they seemed to struggle to keep it stocked during the morning meal rush. First, the good news. The room itself was comfortable if a bit small for two queen-size beds. The bathroom was solid enough, but it got congested when three people tried to get ready in the morning. Our room was on the fifth floor and had a great view of the mountains. Most of the desk staff were friendly and helpful, especially Nathan. Now for the bad news. First, the beds were very uncomfortable compared to most other hotels in the price range. I usually frequent Comfort Inn and Suites for a hotel, and the Hampton beds felt like sleeping on concrete compared to those. Second, the hotel was GOUGING prices for the Liberty Commencement! It usually costs $122 per night, but during that week, it cost $550 per night because they know that people will pay it. Lastly, my son's Nikes were stolen from the room while we were visiting the sites, and the only people who had access to the room were ourselves and the cleaning staff. The shoes were there when we got up on Friday and gone when we returned Friday afternoon. So either the housekeeping staff stole them or the door was left open for housekeeping and someone else came in and got them. We emptied every bag and looked in every possible place and could not find them. The manager seemed unwilling to believe that this happened. If you need a decent night's sleep, this place will do. However, LOCK ALL YOUR VALUABLES and make sure to NOT come during the LUO Commencement Week.

Do not expect to check in to a room you have reserved at this hotel, even if you arrive after the…read more3pm check in time. You will find the front desk staff to be not only full of excuses for this property team's total incompetence (did Liberty's graduation catch them by surprise?), but also brimming with completely useless suggestions (do you have somewhere you can go?). If you would like to stay at a well run hotel worthy of the Marriott brand, this is not the hotel for you.

Fairfield Inn & Suites - Lynchburg, VA Stayed: August…read more13-15, 2025 (3 out of 5) My husband and I stayed at Fairfield Inn during move-in week for Liberty University, and we were really excited for this trip. I specifically chose this hotel because it's right on campus--and our room actually overlooked LU! It was such a special touch. Waking up to that view made our stay feel extra meaningful. I'm seriously hoping when we return in October, we can get a top-floor room so we can soak in even more of that incredible campus. I have to give a huge thank you to the evening staff--especially the young woman working while we were there. I didn't catch her name, but she was so kind, helpful, and truly went above and beyond. Sadly, she got a cut on her forehead that night, and we've been praying she's okay. Her kindness stood out, especially compared to the daytime staff, who were polite, but not nearly as warm or helpful. She made a real difference in our experience. Also, the indoor pool? AMAZING. It's large, super clean, and has plenty of seating--perfect for families or anyone wanting to relax. The fact that it's indoors makes it a great year-round option. Loved it! ‍ One suggestion: it would be awesome if they added a hot tub to the pool area! That would really take the relaxation to the next level. I will say--the room was very clean and nicely put together when we arrived the first night, which we appreciated. It felt fresh, tidy, and welcoming, and really set a great tone for the start of our stay. Now, here's why I'm only giving 3 stars: there was ZERO housekeeping during our entire stay. No fresh towels, no made bed, and not even a refill on the in-room coffee. When we asked, we were told it's because the hotel is still under COVID-19 restrictions... FIVE YEARS later. I'm sorry, but that's not health safety anymore--that's just laziness and outdated policy. Guests deserve better. Either resume normal housekeeping or offer a discount to those of us who still expect basic services when paying full price. It's beyond frustrating. Also--small thing, but it made a difference--the laundry room really needs a change dispenser and some soap available for purchase. It would have made washing clothes so much easier and less of a hassle. Definitely something they should consider adding for guest convenience. This hotel has so much potential--perfect location, great amenities, and one amazing staff member who made us feel truly welcome. But until they fix the service side of things, it's hard to fully recommend. We'll likely stay again for the view and the campus access, but I truly hope they step it up by October.

Pros: the lobby area is gorgeous. The staff are the nicest folks that you will ever encounter. The…read moreprice was good. The breakfast was amazing with a large variety of hot food, yogurt, pastries, fresh fruit and beverages. Cons: We could not check in until 4:30 because football team checked out late. Our room's windows are trimmed with packaging tape that has been there long enough to yellow. There was mold on top of our shower.

Stayed here because a friend recommended it and it was close to family home... I don't see us…read morestaying here ever again. Pros: Checkin was easy Small gym Indoor pool Bag of breakfast items Location was convenient Cons: Leaky roof.... there were at least 8 trash bins or buckets collecting dripping water in the lobby Bed too soft Didn't have enough TP in the room (less than half a roll and we were staying for 3 nights) Coffee was only available until 9:30 am on Saturday (but was left out almost all day Friday so I thought they had coffee available all day) Covid housekeeping guidelines were provided on a sheet since we stayed more than one night- we set the trash bin out for trash pickup after our second night but didn't receive a new bin liner. Not the end of the world, just annoying to have to go to the desk again for something else housekeeping neglected. Didn't have correct toiletries (2 bath gel, no shampoo which I realized when in the shower so that was great)

The location is apparently near Lynchburg's small airport, but mainly it's in front of a highway…read morewith a lot of reckless and loud driving. The touches were recognizably of the Marriott brand, but there were a number of surprising deficiencies. A closet door was unhinged and started to fall when I tried to open it. The shower drain was clogged. Just basic stuff. I wanted a suite to at least get a kitchenette for leftovers that I had, and this place at least had a microwave and a refrigerator. The rate was relatively low, but you could see why. If I had to make the trip again, I might spend a few dollars more for a place that was better maintained.

I have many pleasant experiences with business, I also see things that should probably be spoken…read moreon when it comes to a business that goes the extra mile. But usually I just don't take the time to. However, I encountered something at this hotel that hit really close to home and I had to say something. While the rooms, staff, breakfast etc were all top notch. When I walked out the rear by the pool to go to my car and saw the pool hover lift, I almost broke down in tears. As someone who's worked in nursing homes and had a quadriplegic father I know these are not only expensive but life changing. Your investment to be inclusive as well as provide access to an activity that strengthens both physically and mentally the people who utilize these devices is something I've never seen and was truly emotional over. It absolutely took you to the top of my list of hotels I will always look for on my many travels even if it means going out of my way a bit or paying a little extra. I intend to tell every one I know, I'm not sure if each is privately owned or this is a company wide practice, I do hope so :), but just that one made an impression that will stick with me for years to come and has acquired my loyalty as a customer. I look forward to the next visit. And I'll be saving extra just for the pleasure of staying at your hotels and supporting the most inclusive and community supportive hotel around . Thank you again. I wish my father could have enjoyed things like that before he passed! You give me hope