| There's also an outdoor pool and a 24 hour fitness room. Check in time: 3:00 PMCheck out time: 11:00 AM. Off Interstate 64, this straightforward hotel is also 3 miles from both the University of Richmond and the Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden. Kids age 17 and under stay with an adult at no extra cost. Complimentary amenities include hot breakfast, and parking for cars, trucks and RVs. Warmly decorated rooms offer free WiFi and flat screen TVs with premium channels. All have microwaves and minifridges, plus tea and coffeemakers.
Richmond International Airport 26 min
The Edgar Allan Poe Museum (13 min.)
Poe lived down the block from this stone house now displaying his photos documents & memorabilia. Agecroft Hall U0026 Gardens (13 min.)
Lavish Tudor mansion built in 16th-century England & moved here in the 1920s now open for tours. Virginia State Capitol (14 min.)
Grand colonial-style structure built in 1785 housing the nation s oldest legislative body. The Valentine (14 min.)
Circa-1812 landmark house turned museum with exhibits & artifacts exploring Richmond s history. Children S Museum Of Richmond (12 min.)
Interactive exhibits enable kids to move climb farm draw play & learn about their world. Maggie L Walker National Historic (11 min.)
Tours are offered of this grand Victorian home of the first female African-American bank president. Hollywood Cemetery (13 min.)
Picturesque resting place of many historic figures with tours & a monument to Confederate soldiers. Virginia Museum Of History U0026 Culture (13 min.)
A 1913 neoclassical building houses a research library & expansive collection of Virginia artifacts. Belle Isle (15 min.)
Island park on the James River known for its walking trails rocky shoreline & swimming areas. Maymont (14 min.)
A 19th-century estate hosting events & tours of its Gilded Age mansion gardens & wildlife center. American Civil War Museum- Historic Tredegar (14 min.)
History museum exploring the Civil War from 3 perspectives North South & African-American. Robert E Lee Memorial (14 min.)
This large equestrian statue of Civil War General Robert E. Lee was erected in 1890. Richmond National Battlefield Park (15 min.)
Park american civil war and history | 
