Econo Lodge University

400 Emmet Street, Charlottesville, Virginia

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3.0

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Within walking distance to the University of Virginia, Thomas Jefferson's architectural masterpiece. Located only minutes from all ... more on Yahoo! Travel

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3.0

21 reviews

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Pool looks like a pudddle... more on Yahoo! Travel

My advice is if you want a place that meets your basic needs for the best price, this is the one. more on TravelPost.com

Nice clean rooms and a great outdoor pool. more on Travelocity.com

Yes, rooms were at a premium on that night, but had I not have procrastinated I could have stayed in much better accomodations and saved money! more on TripAdvisor

Unfortuanetly, we chose this hotel because it was inexpensive and close to the UVA medical center. more on Yahoo! Travel

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10 reviews

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One of the worst hovels I have ever stayed in. Unfortunately with it being graduation weekend we didn't have another option. The beds were ancient, the bedding foul, ... more on TripAdvisor

I travel frequently and have stayed in a variety of lodgings, but nothing as disgusting and unsafe as this hotel. Traveling with a small group of educators, we had several rooms. Upon check in we saw ... more on TripAdvisor

This was a last-minute trip and it happened to be the weekend UVA students were returning to school, so it was hard to find a hotel room. Booking through the Choice Hotels website, we got the Econolod ... more on TripAdvisor

Was in Charlottesville during an alumni weekend, so there was nothing else available. I wish I had paid more to stay at the Omni, or driven outside of town instead. Lots of loud people in the parking ... more on TripAdvisor

Where to begin? When we first arrived at the hotel, we couldn't get into our room because the door handle didn't work unless you pushed in, pulled up then pushed down immediately, so we avoided closin ... more on TripAdvisor

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2.0

5 reviews

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I was visiting Charlottesville for the UVA v FSU game in 2005, and my room (reserved via credit card) was sold from under my feet. ... more on Yahoo! Travel

Unfortuanetly, we chose this hotel because it was inexpensive and close to the UVA medical center. The rooms were a total wreck. My sister had to move from her room to another room because the mildew odor was so foul. The room ... more on Yahoo! Travel

The rooms are ancient, and poorly kept. I got a non-smoking room that smelt like smoke. There was hair all over the sink. The maid forgot to give me towels. The worst part, of course, was the service at the front desk. It was fine ... more on Yahoo! Travel

This hotel is unclean, the staff is unfriendly and outright rude and I would not recommend it to anyone. The Red Roof Inn down ... more on Yahoo! Travel

For 65 bucks the door could have atleast locked well (the door jamb was shattered and the door easily could have been pushed in w/ a shoulder). Bathroom was dirty and the water ... more on Yahoo! Travel

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6.0

4 reviews

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It was not handicapped accessible and I did not like the attitude of the manager. more on TravelPost.com

The rooms were clean, but not handicapped equipped. more on TravelPost.com

The location was perfect for me since I was going to the university hospital. The room and bed were very comfortable. The service met all my needs and wants. My advice ... more on TravelPost.com

We were in town for a family funeral. The front desk staff knew we were close relatives of the deceased (who he also knew). He extended his ... more on TravelPost.com