Henrico County Hotels with Bars

Daily Mandatory Charge includes: A Tourism Improvement District (TID) Fee paid to Richmond Region Tourism.Our hotel the Hilton Garden Inn Richmond Airport, Virginia is located only one mile from the Richmond International Airport. Busy executives as well as our leisure travelers will be pleased to find everything to make their trip enjoyable and relaxing:*Complimentary airport shuttle service - please call the hotel from the hotel courtesy at the airport for pick up.*Complimentary self-parking*Complimentary 24-Hour Business Center*Complimentary wireless Internet service in the lobby and restaurant*Evening room service*24-Hour Pavilion Pantry convenience mart*Pavilion Lounge*Great American Grill*Indoor heated pool and whirlpool*Complimentary workout facility and Stay Fit Kits*USA Today each weekday morningWhether you are planning a wedding, family reunion, or corporate function, know that by choosing the Hilton Garden Inn Richmond Airport we will make you look good with:*2600 square feet of meeting and banquet space which divides into three meetings*360 square feet boardroom which will accommodate 12 Small meeting specialist with affordable pricing*Complimentary wireless Internet in all meeting space and pre-function area*On site catering with varied menus to compliment your taste and budget. We provide Breakfast, lunch and dinner and snack menus for your meetings or events. Packages are available for all day meetings or receptions.*eEvents Booking is available and ideal for booking fewer than 25 guest rooms or for booking event space.Our hotel is central to Richmond and located midway between Washington D.C. and Chesapeake, VA.**1 mile from Richmond International Airport*7 miles from Downtown Richmond*7 miles from the Richmond Convention Center*7 miles from the Richmond Coliseum*7 miles from the Richmond International Raceway*8 miles from the Virginia State Capitol and the financial district*8 miles from Shockoe Slip*18 miles from Colonial Downs Race...

Katherine the Manager was kind enough to offer to use her car to give our truck a jump start. My husband and I were 3 hours from home and on the final leg of a 16 day excursion. We were excited and ready to get home. Unfortunately, our truck wouldn't start. We were stressed and unsure about what to do. My husband went into the hotel to see if they had a suggestion for who to call. Instead of given us a number the Manager said she would give us a jump start. Fortunately, that was all we needed. We made it home. You may think that offer is a simple thing, but we do not.. She was there when we needed her. People these days forget to appreciate any form of kindness. Also, Dimonique checked us in and out.at the front desk. She was friendly and helpful. I mentioned that my husband and I loved the cookies, so she made sure, with the help of a very nice individual in the kitchen staff to get me fresh, out of the oven cookies. We really needed them after our breakdown scare. Again, don't underestimate the importance of a simple act of kindness and a friendly face.

The front desk staff and bistro staff were amazing - helpful, courteous, and quick! Now...onto the hotel itself: This place is NOT up to Marriott standards - I cannot and will not believe it is. Yes the lobby seems updated and modern, but the rest of this hotel is definitely screaming ”1990”. This must've been one of the original Courtyard concepts back in the day OR was an old hotel they bought and slapped a Courtyard sign out front. Rooms are small, dated furniture, and make shift layout (TV to the side of the bed - not in front). This place is a maze...all jokes aside. There is no main lobby elevator/access to the 2nd or 3rd floors. No....you have to walk all the way down a very long hallway, then turn left and walk some more down another hallway, until you come up on the elevator!?! The amount of hotel guests I ran into who were lost (myself included) trying to find the elevator from the lobby and vice versa, should be a clear sign this layout is awful. Room was comfy and quiet (mine faced the rear parking lot) and I had enough towels and all for a 2 day stay for work. Did have a frig - but NO microwave. Last complaint - breakfast. Isn't Marriott membership supposed to give free breakfast? I got a basic (but really tasty) breakfast + Pelligrino = $23???

This is the second time I’ve stayed at this Courtyard. It isn’t bad or gross, but it’s not one of the nicer Courtyards either. It’s dated and the rooms are in need of a remodel. With that being said, compared to other choices in the area, this was reasonable and I knew what I’d be getting. You won’t get internet TV, the desk area is small, the lighting is on the poor side, the furniture is older, the carpets have a few snags, the bathroom vanity is small, and the bathroom itself is basic. It’s an older style Courtyard that has seen a few upgrades in the lobby. There are a few staff members that are beyond kind and helpful (sorry I don’t have their names). And there are a couple who seem literally indifferent as to helping you. This was the case both times I visited and the people happened to be the same.

The stay was great this is our second time here and I must say this is our first choice always.. we ran across an issue with the sofa bed in which they changed our room without any problem also there was an issue with the hot water on our last night. Other than that the stay was great the room was clean the breakfast is great..I will be back when ever I return to VA to visit family

This was my first travel experience in the Short Pump area of Richmond. However, I found the hotel overall to be very comfortable. Broad Street offered numerous shops and restaurants. The Town Center down the street was an added bonus. Ms. Kim at the front desk gave excellent customer service and was a pleasure to speak to. The restaurant served tasteful food and was served promptly. Overall, we enjoyed our stay and will return. We had the 1 bedroom 2 room king suite. A couple additional observations: 1) The king mattress needs an upgrade. In the suite, I would expect a more plush mattress. 2) The lighting in the shower area needs to be brighter. 3) Also in the shower area, there was a continuous fan/vent running constantly. I understand the need for ventilation to ensure no moisture build-up to avoid moldy situations. Have the fan/vent on a separate switch to be used when needed and not hearing that noise is a workable solution. I did close the sliding door to reduce the noise. 4) The sliding door for the toilet/shower area had to be moved gently. It was easy to move it too far and get it off the little track. These items weren't show stoppers but items that if addressed would certainly enhance the Marriott experience that all guest, especially those of us who are rewards members expect from this brand.

I’m currently staying at this hotel. Many amenities are comparable to other Courtyard hotels. But I’ve never seen a hotel pool that doesn’t open until 12pm each day. Also the fitness center is small and very basic. The worst was the hotel turning off the water without notice. I was taking a shower when suddenly the water stopped. I checked the bathroom faucet, and no water was available there either. I called the front desk and learned the water had been shut off to fix a hot water issue. Certainly understand the need, but hotel guests should be notified first. I doubt that I will stay at this hotel again.

We had a bad Airbnb experience and needed a reliable, comfortable place to stay for the night. This hotel is at a Golf Course and it is very beautiful!! We got a great price but I chose 1 King instead of 2 Queens on accident. They we're super happy and kindly changed the room at no cost to us. When we got to our room, a sticker was over our door showing that the room had been cleaned and no one had entered. The beds were huge, plush and very clean. I slept like a baby. The room was very clean, too and the A/C was pumping out the cool air. The room was clean, quiet and cool. We enjoyed it very much!

I recently stayed at the Westin in Richmond VA as the location chosen by the family/ church for my niece's funeral. Although many of the staff member were very empathetic and supportive during our time of bereavement, Matthew was very exceptional in trying to provide the extra personal interaction that exceeded the normal experience. As an Marriott Ambassador member, I have travelled rather extensively and therefore am aware of the standards expected. His kindness and attentiveness to detail and service made this difficult time of bereavement much easier to bear. I appreciate also the accomodating flexibility of the other members of the staff as well. I will return again.

I stayed at Four Points on Wednesday June 19th so that I could catch a flight early Thursday morning to visit my daughter. My first interaction was with Alexandria upon check-in. She was very pleasant. She asked how my day was, the drive to the city, and asked if there was anything else that she could do for me to help with my stay. I told her that I was tired, was going to get dinner and relax. She suggested that I visit the bar which was scheduled to open at 5pm. Alexandria also shared the information that you all have a shuttle service and will keep my car for a fee. Which I agreed to. I then went to my room, dropped off my belongings, and went to the bar. That is where I met Ann (bartender). She was the next pleasant interaction. She carried on a conversation with me that seemed as if she and I had been old friends catching up on life. She shared that she was originally from the Farmville area. I travel alone and usually listen to my music. However, I enjoyed the company of Ann and did not need any music therapy. Mr. Jerome was very pleasant with his conversation. It was around 3am when he dropped me off at the airport, but he made me feel very comfortable during the ride to the airport. Here's what truly impressed me with the staff: On my return to Richmond, I discovered when I got off the airplane that I had lost my keys. Of course, panic set in. I called the hotel to let them know that I'd returned and that I was ready for the shuttle to pick me up, but I also asked if Mr. Jerome had turned my keys in after I got out of the shuttle because at that time, that was the last place that I remembered having them. Forgive me for not remembering this sweet young lady's name. She was working on Monday June 24th at 8pm. She placed me on hold, came back and shared that there were no keys that fit the description that I gave to her but that she would send someone to pick me up. About 10 minutes later, the shuttle arrived to pick me up and 3 airline employees to take us to the hotel. The ride was quiet as I was trying to process what it was that I needed to do. When I arrived at the hotel, the same young lady was at the desk. I told her that I was the one who called about the missing car keys. She looked in two different areas and said that she did not see my keys at all. There was also a gentleman standing there who suggested that I get an air tag on my keys since I have an iPhone. She asked me if there was anything that she could do for me. I told her that it was not but that I might be staying the night if my keys were not found inside my car. I called a locksmith to unlock my car and my keys were not there. I was completely overwhelmed. I had gone through ******* to reserve a room for the night. The same young lady checked me in and stated that she was going to give me a card for breakfast for the next morning being that I had had a rough day. I thanked her and proceeded to my room for the night. The next morning, at about 5:30am, I called down