Charlottesville restaurant & lodging recommendations?

[Anonymous]

Kids' schedules will allow husband and I two nights away this summer and Cville makes sense logistically. Any recommendations for restaurants and lodging appreciated! We stayed at the Clifton Inn and ate at 1799 years ago and loved it. Could repeat, but would prefer to find something new. Fine with out of town or in. If out of town, would love a pool. If in the "city," would love to be able to walk to dinner. Ideally under $400 / night for hotel (so Keswick is too much). What's noteworthy? Thanks!

[Anonymous]

Check out The Draftsman (autograph hotel by Marriott). Really nice, great location and can walk to the downtown mall.

https://maps.app.goo.gl/zkWfNyBUnBbJ4Zbw7?g_st=ic


Heard good things about the Quirk too.
https://maps.app.goo.gl/qXEyvicUK7nJtcCT7?g_st=ic

The Omni is also nice.
https://maps.app.goo.gl/1f6uHUQvmxe5TxZeA?g_st=ic

We always like Hamilton’s for a nice meal
https://maps.app.goo.gl/m54zYKJ15G2CGPtz7?g_st=ic

[Anonymous]

Omni is redone but often hosts weddings and guests can get a little out of control.

[Anonymous]

Oakhurst Inn (has a pool)
200 South Street in

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oakhurst Inn (has a pool)
200 South Street in

200 South Street Inn

[Anonymous]

If it is still open, The English Inn on US29 inside town was wonderful for us.

[Anonymous]

Stay at Draftsman and walk down Main Street towards town for Oyster Public House and its adjacent sister restaurant. With kids— go tubing on James River. Without— go explore the brewery/winery trail on Rockfish Gap

[Anonymous]

Boar’s Head Resort.

[Anonymous]

We loved the Quirk hotel. Convenient location.

[Anonymous]

For a little bit out of town Veritas has a lovely inn and you can book a wine dinner.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:For a little bit out of town Veritas has a lovely inn and you can book a wine dinner.

+1 we had a fantastic time. Worth a night to experience and not worry about the drive back to town

Enjoyed the Graduate in town

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If it is still open, The English Inn on US29 inside town was wonderful for us.

It is and yuck

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Stay at Draftsman and walk down Main Street towards town for Oyster Public House and its adjacent sister restaurant. With kids— go tubing on James River. Without— go explore the brewery/winery trail on Rockfish Gap

Tubing sounds fun! Was there a specific company you used?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Stay at Draftsman and walk down Main Street towards town for Oyster Public House and its adjacent sister restaurant. With kids— go tubing on James River. Without— go explore the brewery/winery trail on Rockfish Gap

Tubing sounds fun! Was there a specific company you used?

James River Runners and Rivanna River Company are both great