Oh my gosh did we luck out? We got to Culpeper after playing dis golf nearby, which was after a…read morelong day on the motorcycle. Culpeper sounded like a nice place to stop for the night. We pulled up to the hotel, which looks like a storefront of days gone by. The front door was locked, no one answered our phone call, so we tried the website listed on the front door. Lucked out and we were able to book the Acqua Suite. Door is still locked, so I tried the phone number again. Beth answered (yeah) and gave us key codes for the door and our room. Inside felt very welcoming and smells so good. A great blend of a charming old building with modern amenities; warm and cozy. The room, oh my, the room. Gorgeous! The bed, so comfy. The pillows, perfect. A gas fireplace with a timer-loved it. Cute balcony overlooking a grassy area (enjoyed our coffee there). The bathroom was slick. Shower has body jets and a steamer, I want that at my house. I love that they include dark wash cloths for washing off your makeup; smart, plain and simple. Highly recommended.

We arrived to our suite after a long travel day and found ourselves locked out of the hotel and our…read moreroom. We had not been emailed a code to get in. Make sure you get an email day of with a pin. We stayed in the violetta room. It was nice and we thought the bed and bedding was very comfortable. Parking is not included, so their website is a bit misleading on this. There is street parking that's free but it's 2-3 hours parking. No big deal but definitely misleading information from the hotel. Here's the thing. We would stay here again though. It's more like an airbnb than a hotel. There's no one working at the suites so there's no bells and whistles when it comes to service. But the suites were large, nice, clean and near all the things we wanted to do and see on Davis street. We would make sure we got a room w a steam shower next time (our suite had a nice large bathroom and shower but not a steam shower) and we would absolutely make sure we forced an email w our entrance pin out of them before we arrived.

This was a 4th of July weekend girls trip. Arriving at the entrance of the hotel, a lady was…read morecoming outside looking and smiling at us. When we got out she welcomed and thanked us for being there. Very Nice !!! That felt good. She and two others were placing flags out on the property for the holiday. Checking in with the front desk clerk was exactly the same welcome. I asked who was the nice lady outside, and she said that's our GM. I was like WOW !!! It was nice to meet someone in her position so kind, down to earth and appreciative. The GM's name is Katrina. The desk clerk was Krista. Both were super sweet. The evening desk clerk was Cheryl and guess what, the same. STELLAR Employee!!! The lobby was bright and clean with the 24 hr freshly made coffee machine. YES !! The elevator, hallways and room carpets could use a deep cleaning or replaced. Our room was CLEANED perfectly with very comfortable mattresses and pillows. Housekeeping really did a fantastic job in our room. Katrina, Krista and Cheryl recommended shopping spots, restaurants and information about the fireworks display. That was AMAZING. Parking lots downtown were filled with people having fun, like a family reunion. Beautiful!!! The breakfast was GOOD !!!! In the breakfast area there was a different lady Sat and Sunday. Both were friendly, walking to the tables asking if you needed anything and if everything was ok. Replenished the hot and cold food, while keeping that area and the seating areas clean. Ok, when leaving, we see Katrina, the GM, again. She asked how was our stay there, also if we enjoyed her town. She thanked us for staying and to please return. Katrina gave us hugs. Sooo sweet. GM's are not usually around and especially assisting the-employees. With Everyone loving their jobs, says a lot for the GM. Thank you Katrina!!!!!

My experience here overall was amazing. There was a heavyset lady at the front desk when I checked…read morein that wasn't as pleasant as the other staff but the rest of the staff customer service made up for it. The room was a nice size for 2 people and we did not feel cramped in there at all. If I would only figure out the thermostat, I would have been fine but I just turned it off and on when needed. The beds were comfortable and clean. Enough soft pillows that I didn't have to ask for more. Breakfast had a few good options. I did enjoy the sausage gravy and biscuits. Overall I will stay there again when I return to Culpepper

Fountain Hall is a large historic home on a residential street with many stately and beautiful…read morehomes. You have a private room and bathroom, and shared access to one of two kitchens and two living rooms on the ground floor. One kitchen has microwave and toaster oven, but no coffeemaker. The other room had a coffee maker with all the fixings, but no toaster. Both had large tables to sit at and everything was clean and well organized. (Not sure if it's allowed, but we used both kitchens to accomplish our breakfast). There is a coffee maker in the bedroom also. Our room, the Butlers Pantry, was on the ground floor and decorated with antique furniture. It had a private rear entrance. The room was a little cramped with two chairs, a dresser, and a writing desk in addition to the queen size bed, but it was fine for us. The bathroom has a tub with a shower. The common area boasts a beautiful fireplace, lots of antiques and books. There is a private driveway leading to a small parking area and then overflow parking behind the garage. The owners live next-door and we only saw them once, not at all intrusive, but there if you need them. We could hear the train passing by a couple of times in the middle of the night. Did not bother us, just more historic charm. It was about an 8 to 10 minute walk to the restaurants in downtown historic Culpepper.

My husband and I just returned from a lovely weekend in Culpepper where we were fortunate to be…read moreable to stay at Fountain Hall. The proprietors, Kathi and Steve, went above and beyond themselves to make our time there both memorable and enjoyable. The house itself is comfortable, well-appointed (we lacked for nothing!), and convenient to downtown Culpepper. We didn't have a car and didn't need one. Kathi even volunteered to pick us up at the Amtrak station, which is a mere six blocks from the inn, and Steve drove us back there at the end of our visit. I cannot say enough good things about either the house or its owners.

I was definitely impressed with this hotel and my room! I heard it was recently updated and it sure…read morelooked nice. Big dining room, where I ate my free breakfast. Scrambled eggs, home fries and freshly chopped fruit was delicious. Coffee was great! They have cute black and white pictures next to the door numbers and I forgot to take a picture of those. I walked down the hall to look at all of them. It added some style! Carpets and floors were clean. My room was awesome. They have the sliding barn door for my bathroom. Nice big fridge, coffeemaker, microwave, hair dryer, etc. And the room was grand. I even had a sofa and for $238. They had a nice indoor pool with outside seating, in addition, a gym and an office with a door you can hook up and use. I enjoyed my stay and next time I visit my daughter, overnight, I'll stay here again!

The experience here was as expected. Easy check-in, friendly front desk staff, typical Hampton Inn…read morerooms (the rooms on the top floor have a higher ceiling and felt especially spacious), and standard fair for breakfast. Everything in the room functioned as it should. We found that, on a weeknight, the majority of the other guests were workers from the area who arrived around 5:00 pm and left early in the morning to head to the worksite. Quiet and respectful of others. The only negative is the location. While it's a short drive into town, the property itself is surrounded by a lumberyard, the interstate, and storage units. Certainly nothing is really conveniently walkable. If needs took me back to this area, I would stay here again.

We travel to Culpeper often and spend about 15 nights a year in lodging there. We had been wanting…read moreto try this place for some time. Most often we ended up at one of the (2-4) chains in town. This time we were finally able to get a room at the Culpeper Center Suites and were glad we did so. We wondered beforehand about parking. That was easily rectified as soon as we got the check in instructions. This place is an amazing value when compared to the other choices. The room was spacious. There was practically no noise. Booking & Check in were totally digital. The room was super clean and furnished with everything from a mini-fridge, microwave and even a wine opener. The sister company "Flavor on Main" is also first class. Regardless of your reason for visiting Culpeper, this place is walking distance to almost everything in town. We have already re-booked for our next trip to Culpeper.

The apartment suite was clean and comfortable. The management and customer service however were…read morehorrible! We were locked out of the unit upon check-in and the customer service representative was rude and hung up on us. The maintenance man was very nice though. The elevator was out of service most of our stay which was very inconvenient. We were locked outside in the heat because the code to the door wouldn't work on the stair access. Checking out and carrying everything (lots of infant supplies, stroller, etc.) down the stairs was difficult. Once again no concern from management/customer service when notified.

Highly recommend to stay here. Very clean and modern room. Pleasant and helpful staff and free hot…read morecontinental breakfast! What more do you need at an affordable stay? We will come back and stay again when we are In the area. We stayed for 2 nights here at microtel inn and suites.

MicroHell is very small, filthy and sketchy below motel 6 and other pay by hour we see in Movies…read more.... Alive and dead Bed bugs, cigarette burns in "no smoking" rooms, mold, mildew, dust and urine smells/stains as well as stained sheets. "Newly Renovated" and still a big science experiment of entire "motel" being like Petri dish full of germs, mold, mildew and weird viruses that the staff ignores because they are too busy smoking and ignoring their crying children they bring to work and live in the Motel. The babies cry for hours and crawl around on the carpet in the rooms. The children were allowed ON the beds that were made for Guests to sleep. That is Unsanitary, gross and violation of Health Department Codes and Rules. The Breakfast is not kept at proper temperatures or kept clean. Again, this is because the staff is smoking outside the back door or in their live in Rooms or pushing their babies and children around the Hotel. Strollers with children in them are left unattended in lobby, breakfast area, rooms with doors open and hallways.....WHAT could go wrong ?!?!? Is this a STOP for Child Trafficking ?!?! If it is not, then ALL the "Mothers" are neglecting and guilty of Child endangering that Child Protective Services should thoroughly investigate. The Front Desk morning person is sketchy in writing down credit card # and We had Identify fraudulent charges after our Stay..... Go ANY where else but here ....SLEEP in cars or Tents ....... Filthy and sketchy with super sketch Staff ....

It has all the makings for Horror Movie…read more Add banjo music and more loud cars and music ..... HOW does the Health Department AND police Department allow THIS place to STAY open and expose people to communicable diseases and risks !?!? NO sleepy in this Hollow This is so sketchy, smoky and like scary movie with dirty/stained sheets, DEAD bugs and 2 still ALIVE bugs on pillow case and dead bug on fitted sheet and in shower. Guy at front desk entered to show the room and saw the bugs moving on the pillow case and the dead bug BUT only offered to change the pillow case and talk to manager in the morning since the last room and uber to this "motel" that uber driver said OMG...it is BAD before leaving.... The "bedspread" is like the room drapes and paint...Orange, dated, very old and stained and suspicious before black lights to show body fluids and blood. There was NO soap or shampoo in the shower. The towels were not even folded and appeared to NOT be clean and definitely used and stained and stiff. The front desk did NOT answer 6 calls or the door after 9 PM The AC was filled with Smoke in the NON smoking room There was so much dirt and dust on the floors as well as food trash and crumbs UNDER the 1970's orange polyester bedspread that is not flame retardant. The Hispanic women at the Front Desk in the Morning are extremely Racist, Rude and Disrespectful to talk derogatory and rudely to disrespect in Spanish and BANG on doors EARLY and WAY before check out of ALL the rooms to make NOISE There is Trash and drug remnants in grass, porch and creek beside and behind very sleepy creepy hollow It has all the makings for Horror Movie HOW does the Health Department AND police Department allow THIS place to STAY open and expose people to communicable diseases and risks !?!?

My credit card was compromised, probably the Russians, so I checked into this place with a handful…read moreof cash. Owner / Operator was accommodating and very helpful. However 2 couples checked in late on either side of me and began to bang it out, so I didn't sleep that well.

The staff were pleasant. Room was clean, the bed comfortable. This is a nice hotel for the price. I…read moretravel with my job and I would stay here again. Good wifi. Nice tv and cable channel selection. Restaurants near.

I asked for non-smoking and they gave me smoking and it was disgusting also the lady kept bothering…read moreus almost 2 hours before we were allowed to leave constantly.

Great awesome customer service by management and staff.... Nice clean rooms.... Always friendly and…read morehelpful... We always feel at home here in the Culpeper Red Roof Inn...

This is so freaking shady. I've had my fair share of shady hotels, but this takes the cake. There…read moreare plastered holes in the room. The fan for the bathroom sounds like metal in a dryer. The fridge smells like it once stored a dead body. The only lock for the door is the key card lock. The other locks are actually busted. And there are spots on the floor with split wood so we had to cover those towels to avoid injury. Our bathroom door has a legit hole in it and the AC unit buttons look like someone got really really angry at it and pressed so hard they got cracked and split. The bathroom smells like it was bleached and chlorined....which is nice but suspicious given that the fridge has that strong odor to it. We haven't smelled cigarette smoke, but there is a strong pot odor in our hallway. This is my first bad review of any place. So...this was pretty bad. I am afraid to leave the room until my boyfriend comes back from work. We leave tomorrow and I cannot wait to get out of here. There's a reason why it is super cheap to stay here. DO NOT STAY HERE.

Excellent value, cleanliness, good beds, great shower head, nice multiple towels, good free…read morebreakfast, excellent high speed internet, convenient free parking, easy access off expressway, quiet, safe.

When going to my room on the first floor I noticed what looked like a food order sitting outside…read morethe door. I went back to the front desk to let them know. I also told them it looked like someone was already occupying the room. The desk clerk went to the room to check it. She came back to let me know that the room was empty. I asked if I could get another room which she accommodated me. I got another room, went to it. The air conditioning unit's front panel was on the floor. The clerk came and tried to fix it! I asked for another room. Ok 3 rd room. It was ok but not really good. The tv was about a 20 inch screen, not HD, fuzzy picture. I will not be staying at another Quality Inn no time soon! On our last night of staying there it sounded like someone in the room next door was being beaten. It sounded like a female was abusing a child. We heard what sounded like several slaps. We called the front desk to report the disturbance. The front deck lady knocked on the door and it was quiet for a few minutes. The abuse started again, again we called the front desk. We asked if the police had been called and informed them that it sounded like a child was being abused. We asked if she called the police. The response was no and that they did not answer door!