Breakfast is, as always, the best breakfast we've ever gotten at any hotel. Delicious and what a great variety on offer! Beds and linens were super comfortable! Love the fireplace area. Staff is great. Location is perfect. We have always and will continue to use the English Inn for all our C'ville visits. Thanks!

I wish the breakfast was open until 10 on weekends. However, Bodos is right next door! There was construction going on, but disruption was minimal and we look forward to seeing the upgrades on our next stay. Unfortunately, on our last day there was no hot water for a shower. They were right on it for repairs but not until after our check out.

We had a spacious one-bedroom apartment with a kitchenette. Breakfast had a good assortment of hot and cold foods, but as in most hotels in the US, there was nothing except fruit for a gluten-free vegan. Also, they use plastic utensils and disposable bowls, plates, and cups, which creates a tremendous amount of waste every day. Since we had a kitchen in our room, I was able to bring my own bowl and spoon for the gluten-free granola and oat milk I brought with me so as not to create any waste myself. A kitchen staff member kindly gave me ice for my water bottle. The front desk staff was helpful as well.

The spacious apartment could use a refresh. We had to park a distance from our room when we came back after dinner because the lot was very full.

The breakfast was fresh and had a variety of selections every day. It had the best grits I ever eaten. The two chefs I interacted with were very caring. They like their job and are glad to please us with a great breakfast. The place is spotless! This hotel is situated across from a mall outlet. Great stores, excellent Thai Restaurant a block down.

The only issue was the air-conditioned. It's old, and sometimes it shuts off. That's the only reason for not getting a 10. Also weekends are not cheap. They are 50% more. I don't see the reason for this. The big thisbin this town is the UVA hospital. Downtown was no big deal either.

I travel to Charlottesville regularly to visit my daughter who is a trainee with Charlottesville ballet. In October I discovered the English Inn and now I would not stay anywhere else anymore. The price is great and the Inn has a special flavor (fireplace, tea and cookies, etc.) Breakfast is also a cut above what one normally gets at a hotel and the breakfast staff (especially James, but the lady also), personable without being intrusive. The location is excellent for my needs. It is only a few minutes away from where my daughter and her roommate live.

Great location, easy check-in GREAT STAFF, a beautiful fireplace with a sitting area in the main lobby, and the buffet style breakfast was great. Some of the decor could use some TLC/updating (hallways, carpeting, furniture in rooms) I recommend moving the towels from the shelf under the sink next to the floor and up to the rack, and washing the bedspreads a little more often couldn't hurt (I mean they're white.) OVERALL, GREAT STAY, CLOSE TO UVA, SHOPPING, RESTAURANTS,.SIGHTS AND MORE.

I didn't have any dislikes. We had a great stay. Move towels up to the rack, off the shelf under the sink, really my only suggestion other than esthetics.

We were in Charlottesville as tourists. The English Inn had a comfortable, clean room. The staff were very helpful and friendly. The breakfast was good, with plenty of tasty options for our own tastes. As an English Inn, they even had a "high tea" in the early evening. It is located near the bypass, and it was easy to get to our destinations (downtown Charlottesville, the University of Virginia, Monticello, and James Madison's Montpelier) with our rental car. This worked well for us. The "English" theme was fun, and it had the welcoming feel of a non-chain hotel. There is an indoor pool as well, although we did not try it out, unfortunately.

Nothing at all, really.

The new room renovation was clean and not fussy. The pool hours could have been earlier, since I didn't have time to wait till 8am opening. Breakfast was solid as usual! Staff is excellent! One girl at front desk could use some encouragement to be a little more 'positive'... I love the fireplace area in the Lobby but it could use a little refresh the wallpaper looks a little tired ... they do have easy application wallpapers that might even work over the existing if it is busy enough ... maybe add some Old English (like Keswick Country Club Inn = Laura Ashley style) charm w/soft down filled pillows on the sofa and chairs and some wood refreshing could revitalize that area. Maybe get a decorators consultation for a few hours to maintain the 'English Vibe' but enhance it some. I like the coffee tea area moved into the front lobby, but it lacks the charm it had over to the side of the fireplace & I missed my cookie! Over all it was a very good impression!

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Older, rustic, and comfortable and friendly. Clean and quaint. Full, hot breakfast daily with eggs, grits, bacon, waffles, sausage, and fresh fruits. Coffee available all day in the lobby. Christian oriented.

Didn't know that there was not a bar. Not much to do, as pool was being repaired.

The hotel has a great English climate. The asset which is absolutely remarkable is the breakfast. During our roadtrip we have visited well over a dozen of similar class hotels along the east Coast but none if them is offering such a specracular breakfast - several warm dishes, breads, fruits and jogurts in a very good choice. Everything delicious and clean and neatly served. The breakfast room with a lot of space so no need to Rush because other guests are waiting. The personel- absolutely friendly and helpful.

The room service came before 9am asking if we are ready for cleaning 😉

Friendly, helpful staff. The location was convenient to where I needed to be. Beds were comfortable, AC worked great, and showers were roomy with plenty of hot water. The breakfast buffet had a great assortment of options.

There was a slight odor due to ongoing remodeling. The shower base appeared to be dirty. Road noise woke me up early in the morning, loud cars revving their engines, I realize it is not something the inn can control, but it was a negative consideration for me.