Find hotels near Stuart C. Siegel Center, Richmond from CA $93

"Rooms are decent, nothing to write home about, but location is great!"

"On our way to the hotel, we received a call that our room would not be ready on time. Upon arriving, we had assumed parking would be free as the hotel is over a parking garage, but were told that we would have to use the parking lot across the street (23$/8hr) or the valet service who owned the garage(51$). We ending up using the valet service and the gentleman from PNC were extremely friendly and helpful. The front desk staff were less friendly. Everyone seemed in a rush to get things done. One gentleman who was friendly, seemed to be trying harder than the others, but overwhelmed as they kept leaving him alone. We were not able to enjoy our stay fully due to our room not being ready when we arrived. We were hoping to use the hot tub, which was the main reason we chose the Hilton. Unfortunately, we had to make the decision to skip it. Outside of service and confusion, the hotel was beautiful and clean. Shaun helped us check out and also helped us find some things we needed the next morning. His smiling face and friendly disposition brightened up what would have ended up being a completely disappointing stay. "

"We enjoyed our stay."

"The staff was great. The property is not in great condition. My shoes stuck to the floor of our room. Thank goodness it wasn't crowded as parking would be difficult. "

"Great service from friendly and helpful staff. "

"The room itself was very spacious and clean. Had a microwave and fridge and good sized shower. The only small negative was the hallways were quite dated, although it looks like there's some renovations going on. The state of the hallways definitely don't transfer into the rooms though. A fantastic hotel. Also there's no garage parking directly tied to the hotel, but there are 2 garages very close by."

"Nestled in a beautifully restored early 20th-century building on West Broad Street, Quirk Hotel is a love letter to Richmond's creative soul. The rooms are sharp and well-appointed, with an industrial-meets-modern aesthetic and art everywhere that feels genuinely curated rather than decorative. The rooftop bar is a highlight — great skyline views, solid cocktails, and a vibe that makes you want to linger. Demi, the ground-floor restaurant, punches well above hotel-dining expectations, and a busy brunch crowd of locals tells you everything you need to know. The boutique charm does come at boutique prices, and the Broad Street location, while walkable to galleries and restaurants, puts you a bit of a distance from the riverfront and other parts of the city. Parking is worth planning ahead for. But as Richmond hotels go, Quirk earns its reputation as a place that feels genuinely rooted in the city rather than imported from a generic hospitality brand. It's a distinctive, worthwhile stay."

"Excellent!"

"Very clean very spacious in a very nice neighborhood"