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Cozy Log Cabin Getaway w/ Fire Pit + 3 Acres!

Ruckersville

"This is a very lovely log cabin with a large main floor with beautiful and comfortable furniture, a large, well stocked kitchen, and comfortable beds and bedrooms upstairs. It's secluded, quiet, and set in a lovely area. It was pretty clean. I would recommend it and stay here again. My only concerns is that we arrived late at night and the house lights were not on outside and it was very dark and difficult to see. Also there were several dead flies in the main bathroom and bedroom and a live...

Amanda

Pet-friendly Lake Monticello Home w/ Perks!

Palmyra

Paula

Private Deck & Views: Rural Virginia Escape

Gordonsville

Historic Farmhouse w/ Chef's Kitchen Near Wineries

Gordonsville

Charming Charlottesville Apt w/ Outdoor Space!

Charlottesville

Tranquil Cottage in Virginia Countryside w/ Pond!

Midlothian

Countryside Barndominium in Virginia w/ Patio

Louisa

Historic Glen Allen Home ~ 11 Mi to Richmond!

Glen Allen

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Top Louisa County Hotel Reviews

Holiday Inn Charlottesville-Univ Area by IHG

6/10 Okay

"Parking was easy and available. Check in was not so good. The hotel has a sign and on their website that states check-in is 3pm. We arrived at 4pm and they did not have a room for us nor could they even check us in. Three other customers were also told to wait for a room. They would not offer us a different room. We had to wait in the lobby until we reapproached the desk to check again on if a room was available. It was very inefficient and frustrating. "