Located in the town of Ashland, this hotel is within close proximity to various historical attractions which appeal to Civil War enthusiasts. Despite having been built in 1992, the Henry Clay Inn has existed in various guises since the 19th century. The current building was designed to look like the original, with period furniture and four poster beds in the rooms. All rooms are spacious; suites have the added benefit of a Jacuzzi and microwave. Breakfast is included in the rates and the hotel staff can help organize weddings and other special events.
The Jefferson in Richmond is for those seeking the ultimate luxurious holiday. Rooms have lavish details such as high ceilings, period furniture, marble bathrooms and bathrobes, while the décor of the public areas of the hotel is equally plush. The Jefferson boasts two restaurants and also serves hearty breakfasts and afternoon tea. Guests can make use of the indoor swimming pool, sunbathe on the outdoor deck, work out in the fitness center or relax with a Swedish massage.
Also situated in Richmond, this hotel offers a mixture of luxurious suites and more budget-friendly rooms. The Commonwealth Park Suites is tailored to suit the business traveler, thanks to state-of-the-art meeting rooms and its location in downtown Richmond. Rooms have microwaves, refrigerators and bidets--an unusual addition to western hotels. Breakfast is provided and a restaurant on the premises opens for dinner. There is a valet service, and pets are welcome.
This downtown Richmond hotel prides itself on being a "historical hotel," and a walk through the lobby certainly makes one feel as if they've stepped back to the Victorian era. Chandeliers, working fireplaces high ceilings, and antiques make up the décor, a theme that continues in the guest rooms. A lounge and outdoor terrace provide places for guests to relax; breakfast and newspapers are complimentary and a restaurant also operates on the premises.
