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Omni Charlottesville Hotel

3.5 (160 reviews)
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Arcadia S.

Review 400 for me, and a well deserved business to mark this occasion. The Omni is a gorgeous hotel that bookends Main Street, overlooking the quaint cobblestone of downtown Charlottesville mall. Easy check-in with Nazred who explained the all-included garage parking and fitness/ pool/hot tub situation perfectly. Breathtaking view from the glass elevator showing off the tasteful holiday lights and decor from the Christmas season. Remodeled hallways retain the historic vibe whilst presenting clean and inviting interior architecture. The room is elegant: beautiful hand painted porcelain lamp stands with dimmer switch, classic lounge sofa with modern upholstery, and the most attractive headboard I've seen in any hotel. Coffee maker and mini fridge are tucked away on either side of the dresser. We enjoyed a dip in the heated indoor pool and a nice soak in the hot tub before bed. Our mattress was firm and comfortable. The shower pressure decent, the room quiet and the view pleasant. Coffee is purchased and served at the piazza bar and our dirty oatmilk chais this morning were delicious. Everything we wanted was a short walk from the hotel. We attended a ballet at the Paramount Theatre, Indian dine-in at an upscale restaurant (see separate review) on Main Street and breakfast at Iron Poffles & Coffee, across the street. Cannot recommend this place enough. Such a good fancy overnight date experience in a positive and welcoming atmosphere.

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Chloe B.

Really nice hotel! Comfy beds, clean, atmospheric. My only complaint is no coffee or free breakfast, but they don't say there is either. Free parking, nice fruit water, and very quiet. We would stay again and we are some picky mo fos

Lori M.

We had the pleasure of coming to the Omni hotel for an event. We did not stay at the hotel as guests, however, I want to give a shout out to everyone that worked with us during the event. Sara and her team who helped us during the event were just awesome. They were helpful, answered questions, no matter how much we bothered them, and really made the event so much more easy because they were there for us when we needed them. Thanks for everything!

Special anniversary treats from Guest Experience Manager Meagen
Katie B.

Loved this hotel!!! As others stated, it is undergoing a renovation but we too chose to stay here due to the close proximity to the downtown mall and some of the restaurants we wanted to visit. We stayed here for our anniversary, which I noted in our booking. Omni's Guest Experience Manager Meagen left an amazing surprise in our room- a bottle of sparkling wine, cupcakes, and a sweet note. It was so thoughtful! You will never forget those who go above and beyond like this for you. We love the close proximity to the downtown mall and our favorites- Jack Brown's, book stores, a wine store, and a new movie theater right next door! The hotel's renovations will surely be impressive. That being said, we did not experience any of the construction noise. We enjoyed the amenities in the room and felt comfortable. I loved the new decor and style in the room! Note: we were in a rush when we got into our room, so pictures were taken right before we checked out. The room was clean and everything put away perfectly when we got there, I tried to do my best to clean up for pictures before we left! Thank you Omni Charlottesville- we hope we will be back very soon!

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Marissa D.

I had always wanted to stay in this hotel during the Christmas season, and I finally got my chance! First of all, their customer service representatives are great over the phone. I ended up having to reschedule last minute, and they were super accommodating and helpful. With my rescheduling, I also opted to bring my whole family (two little ones) and upgrade to a suite for about $150ish more. Sweet deal, I'm glad I did! The extra room had a whole other bathroom, TV, pull out couch, and refrigerator. It was a great place to hang after the kids were asleep. It came with a small folding crib too, but it looked kind of old, so we went with our pack n play. The furniture and decor was a little outdated, but it was still charming. We liked our view of the downtown mall and our proximity to all Charlottesville has to offer, including a super easy trolley stop that brought us to the Grounds of UVA for free. For the holiday season, they decorate the atrium and at one point, there was even a little holiday concert. When we checked in, they gave us little activity packs for the kids. My daughter was a big fan of their cucumber water in the lobby, too. Our favorite thing the hotel had to offer was the pool and hot tub. It was just so cozy on a cold day. The hot tub is on the upper level, the indoor (heated!) pool is on the lower level, and the seasonal outdoor pool is right outside some glass double doors. There's a gym, too, if you're one of those people who is into exercising on vacation ;) They have a little bar/ restaurant which was pretty quiet and low-key. Our stay came with a free drink that my husband happily partook in. I will say the parking situation is a little confusing. Parking is free, but it's also a lot where you might end up paying if you don't know that up-front. We ended up having difficulty getting out of the garage and needed to call for assistance. Overall, it might become a holiday classic in our family. We look forward to returning.

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Amanda K.

Great place to stay! Close to VU and Monticello. Rooms and amenities are great. Gym has weights and Peloton. Marissa in the cafe is great! Coffee, breakfast danishes and lunch are excellent. Staff is very professional and welcoming.

There's some construction going on but they kept it classy on the side we were staying on.

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Great hotel room. Nice staff and close to a lot of destinations downtown. They have a gym, as well as an indoor and outdoor pool.

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Great hotel. Best place to stay when Charlottesville. Right on the plaza. Near everything. Comfortable rooms and friendly staff. Nice bar.

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“The location is completely ideal, it's right off the downtown mall, and the parking was included.”

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Kardinal Hall hits that perfect Charlottesville sweet spot: great food, great beer, great people,…read moreand a space that feels both fun and thoughtfully designed. My Wahoo daughter brought me here during Family Weekend, and now I totally get why this place is a UVA favorite. The building itself is part of a beautifully restored historic industrial complex off Preston Avenue. It's an adaptive-reuse space (formerly part of the old Coca-Cola bottling works), and the design keeps that industrial character alive: tall ceilings, exposed materials, and a layout that feels open, social, and easygoing. The outdoor area is especially smartly done. They've got roll-down fabric walls and overhead heat lamps that keep the patio comfortable even when the temperature dips. It's basically an all-weather beer-garden vibe, and it works. Here's how our meal went down: * Shared starter: the Jumbo Bavarian Pretzel. Warm, soft, perfectly salted, and killer with both the mustard and the cheese sauce. * My entrée: the Local Steak Salad -- gorgeous presentation, tender grass-fed beef, and those pickled turnips, radish slices, and greens in herb buttermilk dressing absolutely tied it together. * My daughter's entrée: Bratwurst, which disappeared quickly, so that tells you what you need to know. Service setup is counter-service for food with table drop-off, and drinks are ordered directly at the bar. It's efficient, friendly, and gives the whole place an easygoing "European beer hall meets Charlottesville neighborhood spot" feel. Kardinal Hall is one of those places where good food, good architecture, and good energy all line up. If you're in town -- especially visiting UVA -- this is a must-stop.

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I recently attended a wedding and reception here and it was centrally located at the Downtown Mall…read more The main floor was transformed into an anteroom to drop off gifts, cards, and sign in book, and then led to a curtained off section for the ceremony. The number of guests was about 75 and I think there's still ample room for 100. While I don't know what the venue provides, i.e. staff, equipment, etc, the Old Metropolitan Hall is a nice venue to hold your special event. Once the ceremony was done, we were ushered downstairs for drinks and hors d'oeuvres while the main floor was prepared for the reception dinner. The downstairs had a bar, dance floor, seating on the perimeter of the room and behind a door labeled Employees Only, were two rooms decorated as a library/sitting room. I believe the happy bride and groom used those sections as their staging area/dressing rooms. The whole downstairs area had a speakeasy vibe. Once the main floor was readied for dinner. There was a table listing the seating arrangements and there were several rectangular tables set up for eight. Everything seemed to flow well and the staff was very nice and were accommodating. I had a great experience and believe the bride and groom were also very happy with the outcome.

There is a profound transformation occurring in the service industry. My experience with this team…read morewas not positive. However, I understand the challenges they are facing. Other venues in Charlottesville include: 1. C & O on Water Street, two private rooms. 2. Hamiltons' First & Main, one private room. 3. The Clifton Inn has several nice private rooms. 4. The Jefferson Room at the Farmington Country Club is the ne plus ultra of lovely spaces in Charlottesville, and their events people are absolutely top notch. Food, drinks and service are excellent. Need a member to sponsor. 5. And if you are looking for a more rustic event, I highly recommend Cavalier Sporting Clays in Montpelier, VA (about an hour away). A wonderful day outside followed by a wonderful dinner. My recommendation for a caterer is The Catering Outfit. Communication and planning are just as important as the food, and they are exceptional at both.

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All I can say is WOW! My boyfriend and I are members of the Common House and Richmond. We've always…read morewanted to visit another Common House and finally checked out the Charlottesville location on his birthday. When we entered we were warmly welcomed and given an orientation. We learned that this location has more service than the one we're familiar with. They'll fill your water for you vs self service. There are two floors to work on and a rooftop. We chose to work in the kitchen space on the second floor. The design and decor here is gorgeous. I found myself wishing I could take some of the artwork home. Just like our Common House back in Richmond, they offer member events. They sounded so fun I considered driving back to Cville just to experience them. While we were there, we ordered some food. The food we got was beyond delicious. I'd argue even better than the RVA food. The menus vary based on location. I got a delicious miso salmon bowl. My body was craving something like it and I was thrilled when I found out how delicious it tasted. My boyfriend got a grilled cheese and loved each bite. When you're a member you usually get a $25 credit for your birthday (which we used towards lunch), however this location went above and beyond and brought Richard a complimentary chocolate cheesecake without blinking twice. The service and food here are immaculate. I cannot wait to return.

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