Hotels in Bon Air

"Excellent room, comfortable beds, clean and comfortable bathroom. No pet fee for ESA dog. Breakfast was good overall, but no vegetables. Strong smell of marijuana everywhere, even on the 4th floor. "

"The parking situation was not ideal. You either had to pay $40 for valet parking or pay $12 to park across the street but wake up before 6 am to extend the meter. "

"Unfortunately, we found a dead bug on the bed. "

"The staff is fantastic "

"I’d like to start off with the positives, the staff was wonderful. Easy check in, helpful when needing assistance, easy check out. The room itself was pretty good condition, some minimal issues like marks on the wall and my daughter noticed a stain on the comforter cover. Housekeeping did well with our room turnover on our second day. So no complaints there. But that’s about the end of the positive notes. I am not certain how old this building is but it looks OLD, for such an up and coming surrounding area. One of two elevators was out of service, and the second almost made me second guess using it. In Fact when I tried to on our first day, it didn’t work. So I took the stairs and was HORRIFIED at the condition of the pool area, there is mold EVERYWHERE and I smelled it before I saw it. The stairway itself was filthy as well. I am truly concerned for staff and guest safety on that floor. The water pressure in the bathroom was barely existent. More like a drip than a shower. The water from the sink smelled very pungent. Two of us stayed for 3 days and were given 2 towels one hand towel and one washcloth. Very odd. The AC unit sounds like a freight train, was hard to sleep or stay asleep with the air running. Overall I was not thrilled with the stay. I’ve paid half the cost at a much better kept Hilton. The owners are fully responsible for the poor conditions here, truly concerning. "

"You could walk to a better hotel "

"The building is in terrible condition for the price I paid. No amenities. Some guy in an electric wheelchair and cigarette banging on my door at 10am asking me if I was staying. Terrible. Do not book here. "

"**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."

"Overall, the hotel is so-so, not great, but not the worst either. Elevators were a little scary. Morning staff were not that nice, evening/afternoon staff were super nice. They don't let you hang out in the lobby, but they did let us use the conference room, so that was nice!"