Where To Stay Near Virginia Tech

Home to Virginia Tech, it embodies a unique blend where history and nature harmonize beautifully. For those eager to explore Virginia Tech history, choosing a nearby hotel is paramount.

Embracing the Charm of The Inn at Virginia Tech

When visiting Blacksburg, The Inn at Virginia Tech and Skelton Conference Center stands out as a premier choice for travelers seeking comfort and serenity. This elegant hotel offers a unique blend of modern amenities and a connection to the rich history of Virginia Tech.

Why Choose The Inn at Virginia Tech?

• Proximity to Virginia Tech: Located just steps away from the vibrant campus, guests have easy access to historical landmarks and university activities.
• Stunning Architecture: The hotel features beautiful architecture and meticulously landscaped grounds, creating a serene atmosphere perfect for unwinding.
• Culinary Delights: Indulge in delightful local cuisine at the The Loyal Restaurant & Bar, where dishes are crafted from regionally sourced ingredients, ensuring a memorable dining experience.
• Cozy Yet Sophisticated Accommodations: Each well-appointed room is designed with your comfort in mind, featuring modern amenities to enhance your stay.

What to Expect During Your Stay

At The Inn at Virginia Tech, every detail is thoughtfully curated to make you feel at home. Guests are invited to savor the peaceful moments that define their stay in charming Blacksburg. From the tranquil gardens to the cozy dining areas, every aspect serves to enhance your experience.

Exploring Virginia Tech History

Virginia Tech, established in 1872, is a cornerstone of the community, showcasing a fascinating history that reflects the evolution of education in the region. Visitors can delve into various historical sites on campus, each narrating its own story:

• The Drillfield: The heart of campus life, this expansive green space is perfect for leisurely walks and soaking in the vibrant atmosphere.
• The Lyric Theatre: A historic movie theater that has been a staple of Blacksburg since 1909 and then relocated to Main Street in 1930, offers a mix of classic and contemporary films for a unique cultural experience.
• The Hahn Horticulture Garden: A lovely garden that reflects the university's commitment to environmental education, featuring walking trails and beautiful landscapes.
• The Duck Pond: A favorite spot for strolling, picnicking, and people-watching, tucked into the campus landscape near the Hahn Horticulture Garden.
• The Moss Arts Center: A modern counterpoint to the historic stone buildings, with galleries, performances, and the immersive Cube. It shows how the university's creative side has grown alongside its engineering roots.
• Burruss Hall: Completed in 1936 and built from Hokie Stone, the locally quarried limestone that defines the campus look. This landmark anchors the Drillfield and is one of the best photo spots on campus.
• Historic Downtown Blacksburg: A short walk from campus, Main Street's shops, restaurants, and cafés pair well with the Lyric Theatre for an easy afternoon.

These sites do more than celebrate Virginia Tech's past. They invite visitors to appreciate the importance of education and community. Burruss Hall, built from the Hokie Stone that defines the campus, anchor the university's traditions and the values it was built on. The Drillfield, the Duck Pond, and Historic Downtown Blacksburg show that community is lived every day, in the shared spaces where students, neighbors, and visitors come together. The Lyric Theatre, the Hahn Horticulture Garden, and the Moss Arts Center show how learning continues to grow through film, the sciences, and the arts.

Blacksburg is waiting for you, with its stories, academic history, and the warmth of its community, inviting you to be part of it all. Your next adventure is just around the corner - make it unforgettable by staying at the only hotel on Virginia Tech's main campus. Check out our offers, and book today.