Located off the I-95 and within a short walk of James River, the Courtyard Richmond Downtown is a three-star hotel where amenities available to guests include a business centre, meeting space, and a gym. Rooms feature two queen beds or one king and a sofa bed, also providing seating areas, desks, coffee makers, microwaves, and mini-fridges. All rooms offer air-conditioning, en-suite bathroom facilities, cable TV, and complimentary Wi-Fi. Facilities at the Courtyard Richmond Downtown include a front desk safe, coin laundry, luggage storage, and express check-in/out options. Plus, guests can enjoy the hotel’s library and garden. Self/valet parking is available for a fee. Breakfast and dinner services are offered in the on-site restaurant, The Bistro. The hotel also has a convenience store and on-site picnic areas. This hotel lies within two miles of Chimborazo Park and Virginia Commonwealth University, five miles from Richmond International Raceway, and a 20-minute drive from Richmond International Airport.
WiFi in lobby
Free WiFi
Pool
Spa
Parking
Pets
A/C
Restaurant
Hotel bar
Gym
Probably one of the most appealing features of this hotel according to previous guests is its central location. Despite some background noise, guests have enjoyed staying in the downtown district and have noted the proximity of attractions as well as shopping and dining.
Overall, guests have rated the standard of the rooms here highly. Some have found them rather minimalist but in a good way and many have described the accommodation as clean and surprisingly spacious for a downtown hotel.
While it would be misleading to say that every guest has had a great experience with the staff here, the majority have found the service is friendly and attentive. Despite some poor experiences, it does seem unlikely that you will encounter any disappointment in this area.
Aside from background noise from the street, guests also mention that they found the walls between rooms rather thin. Also, a number of reviews indicate that the bathroom fans and plumbing are noisy.
It's not all that surprising to be charged extra for parking at a downtown hotel. However, guests have found the valet parking fee here is high, often recommending that people use a public facility across the street instead.
Although many guests have enjoyed their breakfast here, two aspects of this amenity seem to be a source of regular disappointment. Firstly, guests have found the choices on the menu are limited. Also, the cost of the food appears to be on the high side.
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