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Art Lovers Fan District Studio Apt Near Carytown
Located at the intersection of Richmond’s Historic Fan & Museum Districts, this cozy one-bedroom studio with kitchen is in walking distance to the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts as well as RVA’s best restaurants, brew pubs & Carytown. Located in a historic home (first RVA home w/ a street mural), our bright, airy apartment is perfect for couples, solo explorers & business travelers. Ours is an inclusive space that welcomes all considerate guests. Why be a basement dweller when you can stay here?

Bright, quirky bungalow
Take it easy at this unique and tranquil home within 3 miles of downtown Richmond, VCU and the Fan (also close to I 95/64 exits). Located in the historic Bellevue neighborhood with restaurants and shops within walking distance, this charming Arts and Crafts bungalow has an open feel with a large family room and dining room, a kitchen with a tin-plated ceiling, a butcher block island, and breakfast nook. There are 2 Bedrooms, an office and large front and back porch perfect for morning coffee!

Spacious nature retreat close to city | The Bohive
Escape to The Bohive off I-95, a charming 1200 sq ft studio, conveniently located just off the interstate & minutes from downtown. On a private “nature reserve”, this is the perfect place to unwind & recharge. Inside, you'll find a comfortable king bed & kitchenette (no stove). The cozy living area has a smart TV, great for relaxing after a long day of exploring. Enjoy coffee on the private deck or immerse yourself in nature before heading out. Great spot for road trippers! STR2024-00002

River City Oasis - close to river & hiking trails
-City convenience with lots of nature spots close by! -Walk to James River, Forest Hill Park, Buttermilk Trail, Belle Isle, and the Allianz Ampitheatre. -All one level on the 1st floor with private entrance and easy on-street parking -Kitchenette for cooking small meals -Woodland Heights historic neighborhood -Newly built in 2023! -Modern bathroom with heated floor -Blackout curtains for peaceful sleep -Dedicated HVAC that you control -Close to restaurants, coffee shops and local brewery

Funky, Private Guesthouse Near Richmond Food Scene
Welcome to the Yellow Tiger’s Den, a private, tucked-away guesthouse filled with bold color, thoughtful design, and a little Richmond edge. Set above a spiral staircase for total privacy, this sunny studio blends mid-century modern style with curated yellow accents, a cozy private patio, and everything you need for a relaxed stay. Located in Richmond’s historic Battery Park neighborhood, you’re minutes from the city’s growing food scene, local attractions, and easy highway access.

Pristine updated rowhome with garage
*Sunday checkout at 3 pm* Located in the heart of historic Richmond and within a short walking distance to the James River, Brown's Island, Belle Isle, downtown, Altria Theatre, and VCU. This comfortable, spacious, and beautiful rowhome in eclectic Oregon Hill awaits your visit and is painstakingly furnished with Airbnb guests in mind. All of your day-to-day needs are met so you can relax and enjoy your time! - Walk score: 73, very walkable. Thanks for your consideration!

Quaint Studio in Oregon Hill
This quaint studio apartment lies in the heart of historic Oregon Hill. Less than two blocks from the James River nestles this space near VCU, Hollywood Cemetery, Brown's Island and Downtown Richmond. Studio on the Hill invites you to enjoy the best of Richmond with its vibrant arts scene, deep history and unbelievable food scene. Whether you're visiting Richmond for move-in day at VCU or a concert at the Allianz Amphitheatre, we're perfectly situated for your stay!

Private B&B in Historic Fan
We are looking for people who will enjoy the Historic Fan District of Richmond. The stand alone apartment includes a bedroom, bathroom, and renovated kitchen which has microwave, refrigerator, toaster ,and Keurig coffee machine. For our overnight guests we will provide the ingredients for a delicious breakfast: baked goods butter jams etc., 6 breakfast cereals, , fresh fruit , tea and for Keurig 10 varieties of coffee plus hot chocolate and hot apple cider.

Sixteen West - Modern Apartment in Richmond
Welcome to Sixteen West! This stylish, modern apartment is nestled in the heart of historic Jackson Ward. Recently renovated, the space features beautiful hardwood flooring, updated lighting fixtures, and a sleek, fully equipped kitchen. You'll be within walking distance of some of Richmond’s best spots, including Tarrant's Café, Quirk Hotel, The National, and more! Please note: This unit requires climbing 2.5 flights of stairs — THERE IS NO ELEVATOR.

Spacious unit in Arts District
Tucked away in the heart of The Arts District, you'll be able to walk to all the best restaurants and activities the city has to offer. A few blocks away from The National and a few minutes away from Cary Town, The Fan, Shockoe Bottom, Manchester, and Scott's Addition, you'll have easy access to anything the city has to offer! Just blocks away from the convention center, this unit is perfect for Richmond guests who are in town for work related events.

2BR 1BA Fan house/ Private Parking/Fully Fenced
Your family will be close to everything when you stay at this centrally-located place. *Peaceful fully fenced backyard! *one dedicated parking space! *Minutes from everything! in the heart of Fan district. *Pet friendly! *Fully equipped kitchen with new appliances! *Comfy and clean crib with sheets and blanket for baby! *Dedicated working space for business travelers.

Nocturnal gardens, full apartment
The decor of this place is very New Orleans Gothic glam, with tons of comfortable seating for reading, conversations and games. This house inspires your writing, reading, movie watching, coffee and tea sipping and your imagination. Follow us @nocturnal.gardens on Instagram
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Luxury home in the historic Fan District

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When is the best time to visit Richmond?
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| Avg. temp | 4°C | 5°C | 9°C | 15°C | 19°C | 24°C | 26°C | 25°C | 22°C | 16°C | 10°C | 5°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Richmond?
Many travelers choose the historic Fan District, lively Scott’s Addition, and tree-lined Church Hill for their distinct local character, dining, and walkable streets. Riverfront areas are often recommended for their access to parks and city views.
What are the best things to do in Richmond with kids?
Children frequently enjoy exploring interactive exhibits at the Science Museum of Virginia, wandering the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, or playing outdoors in Maymont's gardens and animal habitats. The city has river parks for active outings.
What are some of the best things to do in Richmond?
Explore local history at the American Civil War Museum, take in murals on city walking tours, and stroll through galleries at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. Scenic riverfront paths and food markets add to Richmond's urban energy.
How is the weather in Richmond?
Richmond has warm summers with average highs around 87°F (31°C), while winter months are cooler near 32-48°F (0-9°C) and include wetter days. Spring and fall feature mild temperatures with comfortable outdoor conditions.
What are the best places to visit in Richmond?
The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Maymont's historic estate and gardens, and the Canal Walk are often recommended for their art, local history, and scenic views. Neighborhoods like Carytown invite exploration of independent shops and eateries.
What are some hiking trails in Richmond?
Richmond has green spaces like Forest Hill Park, with paved and wooded trails to explore nature. Belle Isle features paths that wind through trees and along the river, and residents also walk Richmond’s canal and floodwall trails for city views.
What are some family activities we can do in Richmond?
Families can explore hands-on learning at the Science Museum of Virginia, meet animals at Maymont, or ride bikes along riverfront trails. Seasonal festivals and outdoor concerts around the city add to the options.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Richmond?
Enjoy a visit to historic Williamsburg, wander the grounds at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden, or explore trails in Pocahontas State Park. The region also has locally owned wineries and river towns where you can experience art and food scenes.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Richmond?
Richmond has pet-friendly stays across neighborhoods like the Fan District, Scott’s Addition, and along the riverfront. Many local parks and walking trails welcome pets for outdoor adventures.
What are some local tips for visiting Richmond?
Try local markets for seasonal produce, join mural tours for insight into Richmond’s public art, and stroll the Canal Walk for river views and city history. Early mornings in parks are often quieter for walks and photos.
What is Richmond known for?
Richmond is known for its historic role in American history, vibrant street art, and a diverse food scene that blends Southern traditions with global influences. Its riverfront and outdoor recreation spaces are frequently highlighted.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Richmond?
Many enjoy exploring Hollywood Cemetery for its architecture and city views, wandering murals in Jackson Ward, or relaxing at eco-friendly Belle Isle in the river. Independent shops in the Forest Hill area show off local creativity.
What are the best foods to try in Richmond?
Richmond’s food scene features Virginia ham, barbecue, Chesapeake oysters, and locally rooted Southern sides. Many enjoy craft coffee and bakery treats from neighborhood cafes, plus international flavors from city food markets.
What should I bring for a trip to Richmond?
Pack comfortable walking shoes, a light rain jacket for seasonal showers, and layers for variable temperatures. A reusable water bottle is useful for outdoor activities and exploring city parks.
What is the nightlife in Richmond like?
Richmond’s nightlife has live music venues, breweries, and late-night eateries across Scott’s Addition, Shockoe Bottom, and the Fan District. Locals often gather for comedy shows, dancing, and conversations at neighborhood bars.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Richmond?
Dominion Energy Riverrock brings together music, outdoor sports, and food in late spring. Arts in the Park is frequently suggested, and throughout the year, Richmond hosts food and beer festivals that blend local flavors and community celebrations.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Richmond?
Richmond has many family-friendly rentals in neighborhoods such as Church Hill, the Fan District, and near city parks. Options often include larger spaces or outdoor play areas for children.
When is the best time to visit Richmond?
Many travelers prefer visiting in spring or fall, when temperatures are milder and gardens bloom or trees change color. Festivals and outdoor events are frequently suggested during these months.
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90 properties feature pools

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1,750 of Richmond vacation rentals include wi-fi access

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4.8 Average rating
Richmond stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!

Nearby attractions
Richmond's top spots, include Maymont, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, and Carytown
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