Centrally located in downtown Richmond. The hotel is…read morebeautiful. Grand architecture, elegant décor, and a historic feel that stands out the moment you walk in. Rooms are spacious and clean. The staff were all friendly and professional Valet or self parking lot.

Had afternoon tea here with a large group of ladies from The Center at Belvedere in…read moreCharlottesville. I have to say that I was very disappointed. The quality seems to have decreased. The cucumber sandwiches were on brown bread??? The chicken salad sandwiches were bland and boring and were served on regular thick white bread. The desserts also lacked sparkle. The best were the tiny chocolate mousse tart, and the tiny rectangular fruit tart. The macrons were delicious and probably the best thing about the tea. However, the rectangular fruit tart did not have an expected glaze of apricot jam as is traditional. There were two cakes. One was chocolate, which was very fudgy and moist however, it really could have used a pinch of salt to bring its profile up to delicious. The other cake was a slice of either apple or banana??? Flavor so faint I couldn't tell. Neither of those desserts had frosting so can they really be called cake? There was a sugar cookie but I gave it to My friend so I can't speak to how it was. There was this little chocolate thing that was difficult to ascertain what it was supposed to be. I think it was supposed to represent hot chocolate with peppermint and marshmallows, but despite the peppermint and the tiny marshmallows, it was lackluster. The entire experience could have improved with printed menus with descriptions of what we had. There were two teas offered, the Jefferson and the Richmond blend. I had the Richmond blend. It was so splendid that I ordered some from their supplier. Overall, I was terribly disappointed. The beautiful venue had a slight effect on improving the overall experience.

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.

Late night check in due to late flight...hostess responded via telephone and text...left written…read moreinstructions for me to checkin but also met me at the door and escorted me to my space. Large suite...robes..comfy bed...bottled water Chilly room warmed by a little table top heater. Enjoyed coffee, cranberry juice, eggs, croissant, bacon and yogurt parfait for breakfast. Only wish...because I love luxury bath products...wish they would partner with a local luxury brand for toiletries etc for this BNB... I will return

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!

We are on our final night here at the Graduate and I stand by my original review. I was informed…read morethe hotel is smoke free however on this last night there was an extremely strong cigarette smell coming into my room around 10:50 at night. I called the front desk and no answer. We sprayed air freshener to try to cover it up. The manager said he would take care of the bad breakfast from 2 days ago. I'll see tomorrow if that is the case. We were given coffee tokens to be used in the lobby at the in house restaurant and I do appreciate that. The staff have all been very kind. No complaints about them. In fact they have gone out of their way to please us and I appreciate that as well. This smoking smell is a lot though. If/when I return to Richmond, I wouldn't select the Graduate at a top place to stay again. All in all, it has been an okay stay but that smoking smell has been too much.

This review is mainly geared toward the cleanliness. My room (mainly bathroom) was so dirty. When I…read morechecked in there was hair on the shower and pink mold along the shower track. I went back to the front desk and was given another number room that looked slightly cleaner on first glance but ended up being only slightly less dirty than the first. Hair in the sink, on the floor, and still pink mold albeit less than the first. Overall I was not impressed with the room. Positives were the bartender was super nice and the afternoon chocolate chip cookies were good.

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!

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.

This was such a cute little boutique hotel in downtown Richmond. We stayed there while in town for…read morethe Jeezy concert and it was a perfect area because it was near a lot of places to eat as well. The hotel was an older building with a courtyard. The walls seemed so thin you could hear everything but outside of that, it's a nice place to sleep while in town. The staff is very nice and helpful as well.

I stayed here with my two teenaged kids for a few nights this week to visit Richmond (and King's…read moreDominion!) for the first time over their Spring Break. We had an excellent experience for such an affordable hotel. We had a mini fridge, microwave, and safe in our room. The air con worked great, had blackout shades, room cleaned every day, walkable to everywhere we went (Civil War museum, Canal Walk, riverfront canal boat tour, resaurants). We also loved the free breakfast, which included omelets, sausage, potatoes, bagels, toast, fruit, yogurt, etc. etc. Most importantly, the hotel manager Paatric Gutu was super helpful and attentive - recommend!

A solid hotel located in downtown Richmond. Went to the Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Concert at the…read moreAlteria and we needed a place to just sleep and shower for the night. Checked in around 6 and were greeted by John who made the process smooth and effortless. He recommended several events going on when we told him we were in town for the concert that we might like and was very friendly and personable. Room was a suite with separate sitting room, mini fridge, microwave and bathroom. Bed was very comfy. Breakfast was free (and one of the selling points we looked for when booking) from 6:30am-9:30am and consisted of usual fare: Omelets, pancakes, sausage, cereal, bagels/muffins, yogurt, fruit and juices/coffee. Only real downside is its not the most up to date room wise and felt kind of cold with large industrial doors. Not a huge issue for us, but others might knock it. Parking is also a bit of a tight squeeze, located under the hotel on the ground and level 1. We drive a sedan and had some issues getting out of the car with other cars/SUVs parked close. Doable but it could use respacing.

Great barber ! Great company, fast, cuts it just like u want it 5/5…read more .......................

Vera has been my barber for many years. She is wonderful. I have always trusted her and she never…read moredisappoints.

I stayed here like 10 years ago and didn't get murdered or trafficked. Also a little insider tip…read morefor this place, don't pull the sheets off the bed. The front desk guy asked if I needed the room by the hour or the night. I think giving the customer options like that is really top tier. Would I ever stay here again? Absolutely not. Did it save my ass in the middle of the night when I needed a place to stay? Technically yes.

Pretty rough. Walls are paper thin. Could hear EVERYTHING in neighboring room. No toliet paper in…read moreroom had to go ask for some. Only 1 full size towel. Crumbs on top of comforter on bed. I was pretty grossed out and didn't even sleep under covers. Didn't sleep much of the night actually being that neighbors were night owls. Would NEVER stay here again. Please go elsewhere.