Downtown
City Name:
Charlottesville
Direction from City Center to Hotel:
North West
Open Gallery
Kimpton The Forum Hotel
540 Massie Road
Charlottesville, Virginia
22903
United States
Check In: 3pm
Check Out: 12pm
Check-in Age:18
The Forum Hotel 540 Massie Road
Distance from Airport
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Location Highlights
Local
Golf:
1.4 MI/ 2.25 KM
Attractions
Attractions
- University of Virginia
- UVA Darden School of Business
- UVA Central Grounds
- John Paul Jones Arena
- Downtown Mall
Must See
Must See
Charlottesville's Downtown Mall is handsome eight-block long pedestrian promenade brimming with an irresistible mix of restaurants, shops, galleries and performance venues, all housed in historic buildings.
Must Do
Must Do
Whether you're a lifelong fan of UVA basketball, a music lover, comedy aficionado or a family looking for fun, you'll find there's something for you at John Paul Jones Arena. Home to both the UVA men's and women's basketball teams, the arena transforms into a major entertainment venue, hosting some of entertainment's biggest acts ranging from Carrie Underwood to Journey.
Don't Go Home Without
Don't Go Home Without
The home of the third president of the United States and author of the Declaration of Independence. Monticello is a 20-minute drive from The Forum Hotel.
Tips
Tips
Kimpton The Forum Hotel sits just a mile and a half from UVA's picturesque Central Grounds. Designed by Thomas Jefferson as the “architectural and academic heart of the University's community of scholars,” this is Jefferson’s original “Academical Village” intended to educate citizens and help democracy thrive.