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"My daughter was upset about the pool not being open but I wasn't surprised as it was only the end of March. There was a lot of noise due to the airport which is noticeable but I had no issues with it. I always have music or tv on so it didn't bother us. I wasn't happy that there was no freezer in the fridge because I couldn't keep my ice packs frozen for my snacks during the day. I'm diabetic so I was happy to have a fridge to put insulin in, but I needed the ice packs to stay frozen so I could use them while I was out during the day. That also meant I used real ice to keep my insulin cool on the 10 hour drive home which resulted in a few things getting wet but oh well. Otherwise, it was a good stay."

"The room was clean. Microwave did not work TV kept freezing up and they were doing a renovation which they should’ve gave her a discount no bar no continental breakfast."

"Staff was great but the room was not. It looked like someone had been lying in the bed before we arrived, there were towels missing, the furniture was old and worn, and it was really loud outside the room. Will never return. "

"It was just ok. The room that I received was not what was pictured and described online. "

"Very enjoyable experience "

"Great location. Cute fun bar. "

"Hotel was very clean and staff were all very nice"

"Perfect location! Cool vibe. "

"**The Jefferson Hotel, Richmond, VA** Opened in 1895, The Jefferson is one of those rare hotels that earns its reputation without breaking a sweat — the soaring rotunda, stained glass skylights, and marble columns make an immediate impression, and the warm, unhurried service keeps it from feeling like a museum piece. Rooms are elegant and genuinely comfortable, Lemaire is one of the better restaurants in the city, and the Rotunda Bar is a perfect excuse to linger. It's not a budget stay, but for a special occasion or simply a night of doing Richmond right, there's nothing else quite like it."