Courtyard Charlottesville - University Medical Center

Charlottesville offers attractions for history lovers and art aficionados. (Photo: Images )

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Charlottesville, Virginia, may be best known as the home of the University of Virginia, but this Southern city has much to offer visitors. History buffs can tour Monticello (monticello.org), Thomas Jefferson's plantation, or Montpelier (montpelier.org), James Madison's mansion. Shop your heart out at the Historic Downtown Mall (charlottesville.org), home to more than 120 shops and 30 restaurants. Soak in the city's culture at the McGuffey Art Center (mcguffeyartcenter.com) or taste local offerings at several regional wineries. If you want to stay in the center of the action, choose one of the four hotels on Main Street.

Red Roof Inn Charlottesville-University of Virginia

The Red Roof Inn Charlottesville-University of Virginia (redroof.com) is adjacent to the University of Virginia Medical Center and within walking distance of campus, 14 restaurants and the John Paul Jones Arena. Hop on the free trolley that runs between the Historic Downtown Mall and campus. Rooms feature Internet access, free local calls, microwaves and mini-refrigerators. Other amenities include a free gourmet coffee bar and complimentary morning newspapers.

Courtyard Charlottesville-University Medical Center

The Courtyard Charlottesville-University Medical Center (marriott.com) is adjacent to the University of Virginia Medical Center and within walking distance of the Historic Downtown Mall. Other nearby attractions include Scott Stadium and two local wineries. Rooms feature microwaves and wireless Internet connections. Other hotel amenities include a hot tub and heated indoor pool. The hotel's Cafe 1201 serves hot breakfast, and the 1201 Lounge offers cocktails and appetizers.