Top Hotels Near Stuart C. Siegel Center in Richmond from AU$97

"Beautiful all around!"

"Room was clean and comfortable. I liked the funky vibe and the bar was great."

"Not a good breakfast selection for the price of $40 Only breakfast item that was good was the grits. "

"Did not eat breakfast or use the parking."

"The staff was extremely welcoming and friendly. The foyer was open, airy, and light. The connecting restaurant was convenient, though we had already eaten. The room was spacious and the beds comfortable. While the building seems industrial, the look was modern and had a cool vibe. There were some eareas of the room that seemed like it could use an updated paint job. Overall it was a lovely hotel and wonderful experience. "

"The rooms were beautifully upgraded, just needs a soap holder in shower. We lucked up on parking got street parking after 6 right across street from property. Valet could have opened the door for us, but hey? Maybe he was upset we didnt use valet. The do have valet for a nearby garage . Didnt use the resturant or bar, acne in late and remodeling was happening in lobby area ."

"Very cool hotel in proximity to theaters, museums and quirky delicious non-chained restaurants. "

"Was delayed and showed up later than expected only to find that they'd cancelled my booking. I stay at hotels a lot for work and had run into the issue before had never, ever had a hotel not honor the original booking and just reprocess the room. But even though Brie, the woman checking me in, *confirmed* they'd received the booking and my pre-payment, seemed almost gleeful in saying that they would not honor it because I'd booked through a third-party website. I had to call expedia and spend more than an hour on the phone with someone (who couldn't even correctly identify my timezone IIRC) only to be forced to pay almost twice what I'd paid originally to get the room I'd already paid for. About halfway through this, another guy (Malcolm or Ron, I think) showed up, and I got the distinct feeling there wouldn't have been an issue if he'd been there from the jump, but at that point I'd already paid again through expedia. To add insult to injury, the room was a lipstick-on-a-pig situation, a clearly decades-old hotel that they threw new paint and tile on, but the fundamentals were poor and outdated (e.g. HVAC marginal, poor noise insulation, bedding uncomfortable, curtains broken). The experience was so bad, I haven't booked with either since. Avoid the Delta and choose any of the many others nearby that provide exceptional service while getting the details right, like the Commonwealth (great location, higher end) or Holiday Inn Express (budget, very comfortable & business-like)"

"All good. "