Norfolk hotels and places to stay

Travelers on a limited budget may book one of the 15 cheap hotels in Norfolk, such as the affordable Springhill Suites Norfolk Virginia Beach. Budget travelers to Norfolk can find good value for money at Candlewood Suites Norfolk Airport, which is in close proximity to New Heights Fellowship.

If you're not planning to use a car during your vacation, book a hotel next to Monticello metro station, such as Tazewell And Suites or Wyndham Garden Norfolk Downtown.

In the city center of Norfolk, you will find a high volume of excellently rated hotels including Norfolk Waterside Marriott, which offers a 3-star stay and comes with a health club, an indoor swimming pool and a rooftop terrace. If you are interested in tasting American cuisine, make sure to choose a hotel next to Brickhouse Diner restaurant, such as Courtyard By Marriott Norfolk Downtown, which is also about 1650 feet from the center of Norfolk. Book a hotel in Fleet district, such as Quality Inn Norfolk Naval Base that offers views of the river.

Glass Light Hotel & Gallery Autograph Collection is a stylish 4-star property that is within walking distance of The Basilica of Saint Mary of the Immaculate Conception. Quality Suites Lake Wright - Norfolk Airport is a 3-star boutique hotel in Norfolk that offers upscale rooms as well as an outdoor swimming pool, an indoor swimming pool and a golf course. On the other hand, if you are looking to spend a bit more, you might want to check out the deals at Econo Lodge At Military Circle and Econo Lodge Airport.

24 B&Bs in Norfolk are available for booking, such as Sea Shack Cape Suite or Sea Shack Pebble Suite. If you're traveling with kids and want to select from hotels near Glenwood Park Presbyterian Church, the most suggested options will be Hampton Inn Norfolk-Naval Base and Sheraton Norfolk Waterside Hotel. If you are a nature lover, a resort hotel like Delta Hotels By Marriott Norfolk Airport in the vicinity of a botanical garden and parks is a good accommodation choice in Norfolk.

     Norfolk, Virginia, is tied to the sea.

     Its maritime past as a military post continues through to the city's present. Even though the most of 144 miles of its shoreline is in private ownership, Norfolk is a location for the world’s largest naval base with NATO, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization headquartered in the area.

     Away from the security business, Norfolk is a charming city to explore with Booked.net. From cheap to luxury hotels in Norfolk all are available at our website. Check them out with maps, photos and secure forms.

     Norfolk acquired modern influence in the late 17^th century being concerned with tobacco business and by 1775 it has developed into the most influential of Virginia cities. The city expanded on exporting goods to the British Isles and that drew a large number of merchants to the area. Since then the city boasts a troubled history. It suffered from Lord Dunmore's attack and afterwards a devastating fire burned to the ground more than 300 buildings in the area. The 20^th century brought construction to the Norfolk city that revitalized the city's urban core.

     Today nothing is left from its past decay, only renovated piers and alleyways - adding to the cultural tapestry in Norfolk. The downtown harbor was under renovation, but today offers unforgettable experience of shops, cafes and beautiful sculptures dotted throughout. Walking along the banks of the Elizabeth River, you will face the pearl of the Virginia waterfront – Fort Norfolk. Serving for military purposes, it is regarded as the oldest of its kind in the nation and America's best preserved remnant of wartime.

Other attractions include;

- Chrysler Museum of Art traces the history of art from the old collections to modern art

- Nauticus - National Maritime Center, a attraction to explore with kids and find out more about maritime history of Norfolk

- Virginia Zoo has various animal specious on display

- Norfolk Botanical Garden, a green park with unique plants in the surrounding area

- The MacArthur Center, the best shopping mall in the area

     Despite the city brimming with culture and art, its maritime past has left its mark on the waterfront. Its coastline is lined with bars, off-duty entertainment and beer-perfumed air. Quiet by day, Norfolk rocks by night, therefore it is placed on the best cities for singles list.

     Even though the city has notorious reputation for the night adventures it offers, Norfolk is a very welcoming city. Compact, but with big heart Norfolk, will present you with the comforts of big city with advance booking at Booked.net.