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Best Western Executive Hotel
7007 W Broad Street, Richmond, Virginia 23294-3717Phone: 804/672-7007 | Fax: 804/672-3251
This newly renovated Richmond, Virginia hotel is located near the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts and the Short Pump Town Center.
Welcome to the Best Western Executive Hotel where comfort and convenience are the top priority. Conveniently located in Virginia's Henrico County, this Richmond hotel is near a variety of local shopping, restaurants and historic sites. Guests will also be within a few miles of several recreational activities including tennis, ice skating, fishing, golf and boating.
The Best Western Executive Hotel offers 115 well-appointed guest rooms including 15 suites for those who prefer more spacious accommodations. Each guest room comes equipped with a microwave, refrigerator, cable satellite television with HBO® and high-speed Internet access. Start the day off with a complimentary continental breakfast. Other hotel amenities include an outdoor swimming pool, business services and meeting space accommodating up to 45 guests.
Just minutes from the hotel, guests can visit local attractions such as the Science Museum of Virginia, the Children's Museum of Richmond and the Richmond International Raceway. Spend the day at the Three Lakes Natural Center and Aquarium or visit the Lewis Center Botanical Gardens. Guests traveling on business will appreciate the hotel's close proximity to the Richmond Convention Center, Phillip Morris and Capitol One corporate office. The University of Richmond, Virginia Commonwealth University and the Medical College of Virginia are also a short distance from the hotel.
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Local Events Worth Considering:
September 2010
Arts and crafts, two stages, ten bands, ranging from alternative rock to folk music and bluegrass, pony rides, magic shows, a balloon typhoon, face painting and more! In Madison.
Let your hair down put your cowboy boots on and be ready to hoot and hollar. At Oakland Heights Farm in Gordonsville.
Over 30 brews to taste! Admission includes ten - 4 ounce samples of the Commonwealth's most loved beers.In Scottsville.
We'll celebrate Thomas Jefferson, the father of the Virginia wine industry and America’s “first distinguished viticulturist". In Charlottesville.
Showcasing the best of Virginia's agriculture and livestock along with exciting exhibits and shows. At the Meadow Event Park in Doswell.
Artisans in period dress crafting and selling traditional wares, colonial music, sword-swallowing and for the kids, puppet and magic shows.
October 2010
Pick your own apples, enjoy a hayride, and listen to bluegrass music, while enjoying the views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. In Charlottesville.
Celebrating the roots, richness and variety of American culture through music, dance, traditional craft and food.
Tasting of newly fermented 2010 wines with a cellar tour and wine appreciation discussion. In Stanardsville.
Annual all-breed, all-discipline horse and dog expo featuring clinics, demonstrations, seminars, dog training, shopping, Wine Garden, cooking demos, and Cowboy Cook-Off. In Doswell.
A celebration of the diversity of modern American culture through performance, music and art.
November 2010
Features original designs & work by over 450 talented artists and craftsmen from the US & Canada. At the Richmond Raceway Complex.
The UVA Cavaliers welcome you to Scott Stadium as they take on Maryland.
Featuring Virginia wineries, artisans and crafters, food purveyors, musical entertainment, a visit from "Thomas Jefferson" and more. In Forest.
The young and old alike are fascinated by Bobby's 8-10 trains making their way past miniature replicas of local landmarks. In Blackstone.
December 2010
Visit Santa, the Snow Queen and Elf at the Children's Museum of Richmond. You don’t want to miss the 75th anniversary of this Richmond tradition.
