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Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Chester, VA

2406 West Hundred Road, Chester VA 23831, US

Reservations: 1-800-596-2375 US/Canada Toll-free

Telephone: (804) 751-0080 Fax: (804) 751-0117

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While Lodging in Chester, Visit Local Attractions

Situated in a city rich with history and natural beauty, our Chester hotel provides visitors with an ideal home base for exploring. Just south of Richmond, Chester offers easy access to the world-class dining, shopping and entertainment in the state capital. Our hotel's Chester, Virginia location is just a short drive from numerous Civil War sites and museums, making it a great destination for history buffs. The Country Inn & Suites is also convenient to outdoor activities, including golf, Dutch Gap conservation area and Dodd Park.

The following attractions are near our hotel's Chester, Virginia location:

Fort Lee Military Base (10 miles)
This US Army base is just a short drive from our hotel's Chester, Virginia location
Virginia State University (9 miles)
The first fully state-supported four-year institution of higher education for African-Americans in the country, Virginia State University’s beautiful campus is only ten minutes from our hotel.
Phone: (804) 524-5200
Richmond, Virginia (17 miles)
A short 20 minutes north of our hotel is the vibrant capital of Virginia. One of the most historically significant cities in America, Richmond boasts beautiful architecture, statues and parks, many historic sites from pre-Revolution through the Civil War, museums, galleries and hosts various festivals and events throughout the year
Phone: (804) 782-2777
Henricus Historical Park and the Dutch Gap Conservation Area (3.9 miles)
Just minutes from the Country Inn & Suites, Henricus Historical Park and The Dutch Gap Conservation Area provide the perfect mix of history and nature. Recreated homes and costumed reenactors bring the story of the Citie of Henricus alive while the Conservation Area features gorgeous woodlands, diverse wildlife and beautiful waterways across 810 acres, including a 4-mile hiking and bike trail.
Phone: (804) 706-9690
R. Garland Dodd Park at Point of Rocks (6.3 miles)
This 188-acre park features trails and a boardwalk through a freshwater tidal marsh, as well as a picnic area. Spend the day at this local favorite during your stay at our Chester, VA hotel.
Phone: (804) 530-2459
Iron Bridge Sports Park (5.4 miles)
Perfect for spending time with the family, Iron Bridge Sports Park offers mini golf, batting cages, a driving range, go-karts and laser tag. Our hotel offers discount coupons at the front desk.
Phone: (804) 748-7770
Castlewood Plantation House (6.5 miles)
Visit one of the finest Federal-period houses in Chesterfield County. This home is also the headquarters for the Chesterfield Historical Society.
Phone: (804) 777-9663
Magnolia Grange (6.9 miles)
This historic home is featured on the National Register of Historic places. A Federal-style plantation home, Magnolia Grange offers visitors a glimpse into early 19th century life.
Phone: (804) 796-1479

About Richmond

As the capital of Virginia and one of America's most historic cities, Richmond has been called the "perfect blend of old and new." Today, Richmond is a thriving cosmopolitan center, offering a wealth of cultural, business, entertainment and educational possibilities. Sightseers can set out on a leisurely cruise along the scenic James River. History buffs can attend a re-enactment of Patrick Henry's 'Give me liberty or give me death' speech at St. John's Church or venture back to the Civil War at Richmond National Battlefield Park, which draws in 200,000+ people annually. Other popular sites include Hollywood Cemetery, Monument Avenue and the Museum of the Confederacy. As for historic houses, Berkeley Plantation was home to Declaration of Independence signer (and Virginia Governor) Benjamin Harrison and his son, President William Henry Harrison; and Maymont is the only fully intact Victorian estate in the country. Just a short drive away you'll find Thomas Jefferson's Monticello and Colonial Williamsburg.

Did you know?

The first African America to win Wimbledon, Arthur Ashe Jr., was a Richmond native. Monument Avenue, known for its Confederate Civil War Monuments, is now home to a figure that honors the tennis champion.