Williamsburg Inn, an official Colonial Williamsburg Hotel
Location: 136 Francis Street East, Williamsburg, us
Star Rating: 5 Stars
Property Type: Hotels
About this Property
Luxurious Accommodation
Experience the epitome of luxury at Williamsburg Inn, an official Colonial Williamsburg Hotel, located just 1.6 km from Colonial Williamsburg. Indulge in air-conditioned rooms with upscale amenities like a coffee machine, flat-screen TV, and a private bathroom.
Exceptional Facilities
Unwind in style with access to a seasonal outdoor pool, indoor pool, fitness centre, and a serene garden. Guests can also enjoy a shared lounge, private parking, and a delectable dining experience at the on-site restaurant.
Perfect Location
Conveniently situated near popular attractions like Duke of Gloucester Street and Cary Stadium, Williamsburg Inn is the ideal choice for discerning travelers. Don't miss the chance to play tennis or relax in the hot tub during your stay.
Book now at Williamsburg Inn, an official Colonial Williamsburg Hotel, for a truly unforgettable experience.
Important Information
Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
Policies
Check-in: 04:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Check-out: 11:00 AM
Amenities & Facilities
- Health or beauty spa nearby
- Fitness facilities (surcharge)
- Parking
- Non-smoking rooms
- Air conditioning
- Swimming pool
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Terrace
- Pets allowed
- Luggage storage
- Safety deposit box
- Tour desk
- Facilities for disabled guests
- Hot tub/Jacuzzi
- Massage services
- Non-smoking throughout
- Shared lounge/TV area
- Shuttle service (additional charge)
- Concierge service
- Kid meals
- Heated pool
- Paid WiFi
- Outdoor furniture
- Staff adhere to local safety protocols
- Cashless payment available
- Fire extinguishers
- Sanitized tableware & silverware
- Guests can opt-out any cleaning services during stay
- Smoke alarms
- Food delivered to guest room
- Delivered food - securely covered
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Access to nearby indoor pool
- Access to nearby outdoor pool
- Golfing on site
- Tennis lessons on site
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Beach umbrellas
- Pool sun loungers
- Fitness facilities (surcharge)
- Internet access
- Housekeeping on request
- Wine release events
- Reception hall
- Exercise/lap pool
- Japanese garden
- Health or beauty spa nearby
- Swimming nearby
- Vegetarian menu options available
- Accessible shuttle
- No accessible shuttle
Rooms Available
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Luxury Room, 1 King Bed
1 King Bed
500 sq feet
Layout - Separate sitting area
Entertainment - 42-inch flat-screen TV with premium channels
Food & Drink - Mini-fridge, espresso maker, room service (limited hours), and free bottled water
Sleep - Pillowtop bed, premium bedding, blackout drapes/curtains, and bed sheets
Bathroom - Private bathroom, deep soaking bathtub, and separate shower with a rainfall showerhead
Practical - Safe, free newspaper, and iron/ironing board; cribs (free) available on request
Comfort - Daily housekeeping and climate-controlled heating and air conditioning
Accessibility - Tile flooring in room, closed-captioned TV, accessible bathtub, bathtub grab bar height (inches): 34, wheelchair accessible, ceiling hoist, visual fire alarm, grab bar in bathtub, lever door handles, low-height view port in door, low-height door lock, and thin carpet in room
Need to Know - No rollaway/extra beds available
Non-Smoking
Connecting/adjoining rooms can be requested, subject to availability
Max Occupancy: 2 (2 Adults)
- Coffee/tea maker
- Safety deposit box
- TV
- Telephone
- Hair dryer
- Bathrobe
- Desk
- Private bathroom
- Slippers
- Interconnected room(s) available
- Tile/marble floor
- Wardrobe or closet
- Toilet paper
- Bottle of water
- Shampoo
- Room service (limited hours)
- Wheelchair accessible
- Free newspaper
- Daily housekeeping
- Free Local calls
- Espresso maker
- Room service (24 hours)
- Designer toiletries
- Premium bedding
- Separate sitting area
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Pillowtop mattress
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Rainfall showerhead
- No rollaway/extra beds
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Bedsheets provided
- Soap
- Local maps
- Guidebooks or recommendations
- Laptop-friendly workspace
- Restaurant dining guide
- Closed captioned TV
- Lowered peephole/view port in door
- Bathtub grab bar
- Accessible bathtub
- Visual fire alarm
- Lever door handles
- Ceiling hoist
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Luxury Room
1 Queen Bed OR 1 King Bed
700 sq feet
Layout - Separate sitting area
Entertainment - 42-inch flat-screen TV with premium channels
Food & Drink - Mini-fridge, espresso maker, room service (limited hours), and free bottled water
Sleep - Pillowtop bed, premium bedding, blackout drapes/curtains, and bed sheets
Bathroom - Private bathroom, deep soaking bathtub, and separate shower with a rainfall showerhead
Practical - Safe, free newspaper, and iron/ironing board; rollaway beds (surcharge) and cribs (free) available on request
Comfort - Daily housekeeping and climate-controlled heating and air conditioning
Accessibility - Tile flooring in room, closed-captioned TV, accessible bathtub, bathtub grab bar height (inches): 34, wheelchair accessible, ceiling hoist, visual fire alarm, grab bar in bathtub, lever door handles, low-height view port in door, low-height door lock, and thin carpet in room
Non-Smoking
Connecting/adjoining rooms can be requested, subject to availability
Max Occupancy: 2 (2 Adults)
- Coffee/tea maker
- Safety deposit box
- TV
- Telephone
- Hair dryer
- Bathrobe
- Desk
- Private bathroom
- Slippers
- Interconnected room(s) available
- Tile/marble floor
- Wardrobe or closet
- Toilet paper
- Bottle of water
- Shampoo
- Room service (limited hours)
- Wheelchair accessible
- Free newspaper
- Daily housekeeping
- Free Local calls
- Espresso maker
- Room service (24 hours)
- Designer toiletries
- Premium bedding
- Separate sitting area
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Pillowtop mattress
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Rainfall showerhead
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Bedsheets provided
- Soap
- Local maps
- Guidebooks or recommendations
- Laptop-friendly workspace
- Restaurant dining guide
- Closed captioned TV
- Lowered peephole/view port in door
- Bathtub grab bar
- Accessible bathtub
- Visual fire alarm
- Lever door handles
- Ceiling hoist
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Junior Suite, 1 King Bed with Sofa bed
1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed
600 sq feet
Layout - Bedroom and sitting area
Entertainment - 42-inch flat-screen TV with premium channels
Food & Drink - Mini-fridge, espresso maker, room service (limited hours), and free bottled water
Sleep - Pillowtop bed, premium bedding, blackout drapes/curtains, and bed sheets
Bathroom - Private bathroom, deep soaking bathtub, and separate shower with a rainfall showerhead
Practical - Free local calls, queen sofa bed, and safe; cribs (free) available on request
Comfort - Daily housekeeping and climate-controlled heating and air conditioning
Accessibility - Tile flooring in room, closed-captioned TV, accessible bathtub, bathtub grab bar height (inches): 34, wheelchair accessible, ceiling hoist, visual fire alarm, grab bar in bathtub, lever door handles, low-height view port in door, low-height door lock, and thin carpet in room
Need to Know - No rollaway/extra beds available
Non-Smoking
Connecting/adjoining rooms can be requested, subject to availability
Max Occupancy: 3 (3 Adults)
- Coffee/tea maker
- Safety deposit box
- TV
- Telephone
- Hair dryer
- Bathrobe
- Desk
- Private bathroom
- Slippers
- Interconnected room(s) available
- Tile/marble floor
- Wardrobe or closet
- Toilet paper
- Sofa bed
- Bottle of water
- Shampoo
- Room service (limited hours)
- Wheelchair accessible
- Free newspaper
- Daily housekeeping
- Free Local calls
- Espresso maker
- Room service (24 hours)
- Designer toiletries
- Premium bedding
- Separate sitting area
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Pillowtop mattress
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Rainfall showerhead
- No rollaway/extra beds
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Separate bedroom
- Bedsheets provided
- Soap
- Local maps
- Guidebooks or recommendations
- Laptop-friendly workspace
- Restaurant dining guide
- Closed captioned TV
- Lowered peephole/view port in door
- Bathtub grab bar
- Accessible bathtub
- Visual fire alarm
- Lever door handles
- Ceiling hoist
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Deluxe Room, 2 Queen Beds
2 Queen Beds
550 sq feet
Layout - Separate sitting area
Entertainment - 42-inch flat-screen TV with premium channels
Food & Drink - Mini-fridge, espresso maker, room service (limited hours), and free bottled water
Sleep - Pillowtop bed, premium bedding, blackout drapes/curtains, and bed sheets
Bathroom - Private bathroom, deep soaking bathtub, and separate shower with a rainfall showerhead
Practical - Safe, free newspaper, and iron/ironing board; cribs (free) available on request
Comfort - Daily housekeeping and climate-controlled heating and air conditioning
Accessibility - Tile flooring in room, closed-captioned TV, accessible bathtub, bathtub grab bar height (inches): 34, wheelchair accessible, ceiling hoist, visual fire alarm, grab bar in bathtub, lever door handles, low-height view port in door, low-height door lock, and thin carpet in room
Need to Know - No rollaway/extra beds available
Non-Smoking
Connecting/adjoining rooms can be requested, subject to availability
Max Occupancy: 4 (4 Adults)
- Coffee/tea maker
- Safety deposit box
- TV
- Telephone
- Hair dryer
- Bathrobe
- Desk
- Private bathroom
- Slippers
- Interconnected room(s) available
- Tile/marble floor
- Wardrobe or closet
- Toilet paper
- Bottle of water
- Shampoo
- Room service (limited hours)
- Wheelchair accessible
- Free newspaper
- Daily housekeeping
- Free Local calls
- Espresso maker
- Room service (24 hours)
- Designer toiletries
- Premium bedding
- Separate sitting area
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Pillowtop mattress
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Rainfall showerhead
- No rollaway/extra beds
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Bedsheets provided
- Soap
- Local maps
- Guidebooks or recommendations
- Laptop-friendly workspace
- Restaurant dining guide
- Closed captioned TV
- Lowered peephole/view port in door
- Bathtub grab bar
- Accessible bathtub
- Visual fire alarm
- Lever door handles
- Ceiling hoist
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Junior Suite
This spacious suite consists of 1 living room, 1 separate bedroom and 1 bathroom with a bath and free toiletries. The air-conditioned suite provides a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a coffee machine, a seating area, a wardrobe as well as garden views. The unit offers 2 beds.
Max Occupancy: 4 (3 Adults)
- Safety deposit box
- TV
- Telephone
- Air conditioning
- Hair dryer
- Bathrobe
- Desk
- Seating Area
- Toilet
- Private bathroom
- Heating
- Slippers
- Satellite channels
- Alarm clock
- Wardrobe or closet
- Coffee machine
- Linen
- Clothes rack
- Toilet paper
- Bottle of water
- Trash cans
- Shampoo
- Conditioner
- Body soap
- Smoke alarm
- Key card access
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Superior King Room
This room features a King bed and sitting area with a sofa and a table. Bathrobe and slippers are provided. A 26" flat-screen TV, a DVD player, and a Bose stereo is also available. Bath amenities include Marble with deep soaking tub, separate shower, dual vanities.
Max Occupancy: 2 (2 Adults)
- Shower
- Safety deposit box
- TV
- Telephone
- Air conditioning
- Hair dryer
- Bathrobe
- Desk
- Seating Area
- Toilet
- Private bathroom
- Heating
- Slippers
- Satellite channels
- Sofa
- Alarm clock
- Wardrobe or closet
- Coffee machine
- Linen
- Upper floors accessible by elevator
- Clothes rack
- Toilet paper
- Heated pool
- Pool towels
- Bottle of water
- Trash cans
- Cots
- Shampoo
- Conditioner
- Body soap
- Smoke alarm
- Key card access
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Deluxe Queen Room
Providing free toiletries and bathrobes, this double room includes a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, a bath and a hairdryer. The spacious air-conditioned double room provides a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a coffee machine, a seating area, a wardrobe as well as garden views. The unit offers 2 beds.
Max Occupancy: 4 (2 Adults)
- Shower
- Safety deposit box
- TV
- Telephone
- Air conditioning
- Hair dryer
- Bathrobe
- Desk
- Seating Area
- Toilet
- Private bathroom
- Heating
- Slippers
- Satellite channels
- Alarm clock
- Wardrobe or closet
- Coffee machine
- Linen
- Upper floors accessible by elevator
- Clothes rack
- Toilet paper
- Heated pool
- Pool towels
- Bottle of water
- Trash cans
- Cots
- Shampoo
- Conditioner
- Body soap
- Smoke alarm
- Key card access
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Superior Suite
This spacious suite consists of 1 living room, 1 separate bedroom and 1 bathroom with a bath and free toiletries. The air-conditioned suite provides a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a coffee machine, a seating area, a wardrobe as well as garden views. The unit offers 1 bed.
Max Occupancy: 2 (2 Adults)
- Safety deposit box
- TV
- Telephone
- Air conditioning
- Hair dryer
- Bathrobe
- Desk
- Seating Area
- Toilet
- Private bathroom
- Heating
- Slippers
- Satellite channels
- Alarm clock
- Wardrobe or closet
- Coffee machine
- Linen
- Clothes rack
- Toilet paper
- Heated pool
- Bottle of water
- Trash cans
- Shampoo
- Conditioner
- Body soap
- Smoke alarm
- Key card access
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Deluxe Suite
This suite consists of 1 living room, 1 separate bedroom and 1 bathroom with a bath and free toiletries. The air-conditioned suite provides a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a coffee machine, a seating area, a wardrobe as well as garden views. The unit offers 1 bed.
Max Occupancy: 2 (2 Adults)
- Shower
- Safety deposit box
- TV
- Telephone
- Air conditioning
- Hair dryer
- Bathrobe
- Desk
- Seating Area
- Toilet
- Private bathroom
- Heating
- Slippers
- Satellite channels
- Alarm clock
- Wardrobe or closet
- Coffee machine
- Linen
- Clothes rack
- Toilet paper
- Bottle of water
- Trash cans
- Shampoo
- Conditioner
- Body soap
- Smoke alarm
- Key card access
Guest Reviews
- Leibovitz (10/5): -
- Daniel (10/5): Wonderful stay! - Wonderful staff and beautiful property The bar closed too early.
- David (10/5): Very nice!! - The room was great,made you feel like you were back in time. We enjoyed it very much.
- Laura (10/5): -
- Stacie (10/5): Unforgettable Experience - Fresh flowers. Nespresso machine. Best bathtub I’ve experienced in a hotel. Turn down service. Parking included. Gorgeous views. No snacks at the bar.
- Ivan (10/5): Like going back in time (while keeping all the modern conveniences) - Expensive, but worth it IMHO to stay in an historic home and be able to park on site, walk out at night in colonial Williamsburg, dine by candlelight at the King Arms Tavern, attend a witch trial in the capitol, and use the facilities at the Inn and spa. We were upgraded to the Bracken executive house and it was outstanding. The whole family loved it. Tip: book through the official site to get free CW tix for the duration of your stay.
- 840gabrielh (10/5): A beautiful, historic place - The Williamsburg in is a traditional superior hotel in colonial Williamsburg. The majestic entrance, with a reflecting pool, a circular driveway and well-manicured gardens makes your arrival special. Service is excellent, from the doormen, through the front desk, housekeeping and service at the restaurant and bar. Our room (a Junior Suite) was spacious, nicely furnished with period pieces, had excellent climate control and plenty of amenities. The updated bathroom was beautiful and quite functional, except for the fact that the sink was so high it was hard to wash your face. Parking and valet parking are easy and flawless and the concierge is quite helpful. The restaurant offers classical dishes (we only patronized it for breakfast) and the bar is elegant, with full and elegant service.
- kcsmith1812 (10/5): A delightful few days! - Lovely home, wonderful experience. The staff is amazing! The guides are knowledgable. The spa was fantastic. The Decorative arts and new archaeology museum are really wonderful. We will be back.
- cherylfb717 (2/5): Not Worth it- CW going downhill every year - worst time yet. we go every year- the same week for our anniversary. Now they charge for everything! Parking, microwave. Hardly any tours- all self guided. Many events are canceled with no notice or reason. No AC in the room for 3 days- room at 80 degrees and outside temps in the high 80s. No air moving at all in the room. Curtains in the Brickhouse tavern in shreds even after recent "renovation". Dirty tissue box in bathroom- looked like never wiped off in its life.
- debrabY536NC (10/5): Fabulous experience - This is the most fantastic hotel stay we have had ever! The service is fantastic. From the moment we checked in as well as during the stay and in the dining room, these are the most wonderful and happy staff we’ve ever encountered. Everything in the hotel is pristine despite it being the hundredth anniversary. There’s not a cobweb to be seen and everything is up-to-date. The maid Services are exceptional and they return in the evening with chocolates and little bottles of liquor, and prepare your bed for sleeping. We highly recommend this hotel and will definitely return
- postonsmith (10/5): Right in the heart of Colonial Williamsburg - Staying at the Colonial House was an amazing experience, where you are just steps away from the action of Colonial Williamsburg. We parked our car and didn't move it until the day we checked out. As a bonus, parking is right behind the house (Market Street Tavern where we stayed), and led us through a garden. There are several doors into the house, but we took the one to the far left up a ramp, not knowing the big door at the end of the walkway would have led us directly to the stairs. The stairs are a bit narrow, so we were happy we didn't have any larger suitcases to carry up to the room. As a note, the stairs creaked with every step you took, plus in your room, the floors creaked no matter how soft you walked. I was glad we ended up on the second floor. The room is opened with a key, and if you opt to get a second key, you will be liable for a $250 fee if you lose it. The room was awash with sunlight from the multiple windows, which was quite pleasant. The was enough room to move around in, however not a lot of places to place your suitcases. We made do with a few chairs in the room. The room did have the modern conveniences of tv, mini fridge, temperature control, and wifi. Our bathroom was nice, with individual shampoo, conditioner. The tub/shower however was quite interesting. The shower head was on the sloping ceiling and hung in the middle of the tub. You would have to be a very short person to use it easily. I'm not short so I had a problem. Each shower was a folding process to get in and out of the tub to shower, and the tub drained so quickly with the plug set, taking a bath was out of the question. All in all it was a wonderful stay at the Market Street Tavern and it is a place that we would stay at again.
- dlhutch (10/5): Ewing Shop at Colonial Williamsburg, VA. - Stayed in the Ewing Shop. Very conveniently located and the room was great. On street directly behind historic area which makes for an easy walk.
- Jeff (9/5): - We really enjoyed the overall experience and the location—it was outstanding and made it easy to walk and fully enjoy the historic area. That was definitely the highlight of the stay. Breakfast was a bit challenging. There weren’t many early options available on property, and we found ourselves needing to drive into town. There also seemed to be a gap late morning (around 10–12) when many places were closed or not serving, which made planning meals a little difficult. The room itself was comfortable, but there were a few minor issues: only half a roll of toilet paper upon arrival, a few silverfish in the room, and housekeeping knocking at 8:45 a.m., which felt a bit early. te. What could have been better would be earlier and more consistent breakfast options, a quick grab-and-go offering, improved room readiness checks, and a smoother booking experience
- Beth (10/5): After visiting Williamsburg for 40 years, I appreciate the convenient/spacious/historic rooms. - Really neat to stay right in the midst of Colonial Williamsburg in a period house. Appreciated the friendliness of Reception and the call to let us know our room was ready. Frances was very efficient and professional! Reception (to the left) inside the lobby of the Williamsburg Inn is not marked. It is off to the left and guests who knew what they were doing rushed right passed me and I would up waiting a bit. A sign would be beneficial, like the Concierge on the other side.
- scotttP4050JS (2/5): Total lack of service for such an historic place to see. Recommend staying off property at facilities that earn it. - Stayed in historic home with no hot water, limited coffee and services. NO remedy after repeated requests. Was promised a refund at checkout yet having received nor heard anything after 6 days.
- Jennyfromthebloq (10/5): Must stay here! - The Inn is beautiful. Location is Fantastic! It is so convenient to be able to walk to anywhere you want to go in Colonial Williamsburg from this location. Service is top notch. Bed turned down, shades drawn. Chocolates and liqueur left on your bed. Yes please! This is NOT your average Hampton Inn. Don’t let the price deter you. It’s worth it.
- 1944wsy (10/5): Great hotel - The hotel is outstanding. The rooms are huge with lots of amenities. The staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. We truly enjoyed our visit, but it is very expensive. We tried the restaurant for a dinner and a breakfast. Food was good, but very overpriced.
- 7622josh (10/5): Unique and Memorable Stay - This is our second time in three years staying in the colonial houses at the Williamsburg Inn. For our family, the houses offer the perfect mix of space, historic charm with modern amenities, and hotel accommodations. The location, being right in historic Williamsburg, is perfect. I highly recommend as a place to stay if you’re planning a Williamsburg VA visit.
- Nancy (9/5): Enjoyed your time there easy walking distance to colonial Williamsburg. - Very close to Taverns and historical area. I can’t think of anything.
- ventimiglia (10/5): -
- frankk912 (10/5): Williamsburg Jamestown Yorktown a must see - Outstanding the history the people the food the accommodations.Just inspiring.Hope to go back again.
- arastett (8/5): Problems existed with the House - I froze the first night as HVAC did not work. At one point upon return the maid had left the room door wide open with an unlocked exterior door. Room itself was nice & a good experience. Bed very comfortable.
- ctbuendia (2/5): Crowded, dirty, mediocre service. - The line to register was longer than 45 minutes, and the people helping were not helpful or kind. The place is crowded, the maintenance of the rooms is poor, and the place in general is not well-kept or clean. We would never want to stay there again.
- elizabethsU9763HA (10/5): Don’t Trust the Critics - I wanted to have the experience of staying in a historical property, but read some reviews that described them as lacking in modern comforts. That couldn’t be further from the truth. The bed is comfortable, the bathroom is spotless, and the room is fully climate controlled, with a TV, coffee maker, and micro fridge provided, which went beyond my expectations. It was very convenient to be right on the Colonial Williamsburg property, and there was no trouble finding good parking. We did have a couple of maintenance issues in the rooms, but the staff resolved them quickly and courteously and we received bill credits for both.
- Dustin (8/5): - Location couldn’t have been better, right in the heart of it
- achase84 (6/5): Stunning Property, Service Didn’t Match the Price - We were really excited to stay at the Williamsburg Inn, and the property itself is beautiful—no complaints there. The rooms and grounds absolutely look like a five-star experience. Unfortunately, the service and overall experience didn’t match the price at all. At over $700 a night, we expected a lot more. Right from the start, things felt off. We checked in after 4:00 and were told to connect with concierge to book a ghost tour and help with dinner reservations, but no one mentioned they leave at 5:00. By the time we got settled, they were gone, and we were stuck trying to figure everything out on our own. We couldn’t get dinner anywhere nearby or at the hotel, even though the website showed availability for the Terrance. We ended up with an 8:30 reservation in town, which was basically the only option. No one seemed particularly interested in helping us with this issue even though I expressed my frustration to the front desk. There were also some basic issues that just shouldn’t happen at this level—like cleanliness in the bathroom when we arrived (i.e. urine on the toilet). Valet was another frustration. We waited over 20 minutes for our car and eventually had to go get it ourselves so we wouldn’t miss our reservation. We self-parked the rest of our stay. This was a Wednesday so the hotel was not that busy. Food and beverage was probably the most disappointing part. At the Terrace, we spent over $200 (2 burgers, 1 appetizer, 4 drinks) and everything just tasted overly salty, and the cocktails all tasted the same even though we ordered different ones. Service was friendly but not consistent with what you’d expect at this price point. We also had lunch at the clubhouse after the spa, and the food there wasn’t great either. My wife’s plate was taken before she was done, and it honestly felt like we were treated a bit differently because we came in from the spa in more casual clothes. There is no food or drink service at the spa so ultimately we had a few options and decided not to return to the spa to continue enjoying the rest of the amenities afterwards. The one bright spot was the spa itself—the massage therapist was excellent and that was the only part of the experience that really felt five-star. Overall, the hotel looks the part, but the service, food, and attention to detail just didn’t live up to what you’re paying for. We’ve stayed at a lot of high-end properties, and this didn’t come close to that level.
- katherinecG3930XC (10/5): Pretty grounds - Absolutely loved the Orlando Jones Kitchen except for the bed. Has some peeling paint but othwise was a very nice experience.
- Lynn (10/5): -
- Dacey (8/5): Overpriced but nice for the novelty and convenience - Very convenient location for Colonial Williamsburg itself. The room was clean and comfortable and the houses are very quaint. It’s nice that there’s a parlor in the house for communal use. You are literally staying in a room in one of the many colonial homes along the main thoroughfare. No cars, just foot traffic and only between 10 and 5 or so. Great view of the parade and people watching. Parking is difficult. Gravel lots without defined spaces and lots of random objects in the way. If you are planning to stay just on the main street it’s fine but if you want to go away from the property, expect to have to hunt for a spot upon your return, especially at night. It’s not easy to find a space near the house where you have a room. While it’s in the heart of everything, that also means that all the crowds are right outside your door. We were here during spring break with LOTS of school groups. You are paying for the novelty of staying in a “colonial house” and being steps from the main street through Williamsburg. The rooms are decent but don’t expect luxury or anything special. The stock photo is pretty accurate for what to expect. Small room and really tight bathroom and zero soundproofing. We heard every conversation and noise for the room next to us. I would have expected nicer rooms and some degree of luxury bath products or finishings or more period like decor, or at least a cabinet for the dorm fridge, for the price. It was like staying in a regular house from the 80’s with “Early American” furniture.
- Kathleen (6/5): - The room was clean and staff friendly. Planned and paid to stay in a colonial house, which we've been doing for 7 years now, but the day we were to arrive we were moved to a hotel. This was due to unforseen issues which could not be helped by Williamsburg. We understand that, but the experience was not what we had paid and planned for. It was disappointing.
- 621marce (10/5): Best lodging in Colonial Williamsburg area! - If you need a place to stay while visiting Colonial Williamsburg, there may be other lodging options but after our stay at the Inn, there is no need to look elseswhere,
- Tristin (7/5): - The protests looks beautiful and the staff was very welcoming. The food at the restaurant was also really good My room wasn't available at the check in time, so I had to come back. The drain on the bath tub also didn't work, so my first shower had to be quick. They fixed it after a phone call. The room also wasn't stocked with the toiletries, and I called and requested then but they never came.
- Aztekclub (6/5): Unfortunately I was underwhelmed. Room was great. Cleaning was great, but the computer system was totally screwed. I was - Stayed in the griffin building. The room was good and was always cleaned. Could have used a microwave. The massive problem was that we were originally told we would get breakfast and after 3 days of having breakfast with no problem we were suddenly told we didn’t have that package. We were told when we checked in we had that package. Also after 3 days our room keys were shut off. We had to go to the main building to fix it. Our passes to the historic sites ran out 3 times and we had to go get them fixed. We were there 10 days and paid a pretty penny for it and unfortunately while it’s a nice place, there was a TON of unnecessary bs
- alices792 (10/5): Colonial Williamsburg has a wonderful energy about it - We stayed in one of the colonial houses managed by the Williamsburg Inn during an overnighter in Williamsburg. It was a wonderful experience. We even witnessed the fife and drum marching band outside our room.
- jackiejE1956OO (2/5): Just Disappointing - We had stayed at the Orlando Jones Kitchen colonial house, originally booked for two nights this past December. Unfortunately we left the morning after our first night due to the room conditions. I really had hoped the experience of staying at a colonial home would be an extension of the quality and attention to detail that the Williamsburg Inn is noted for…. also at the price point the home is offered for I would have expected at least that level. I did a lot of research before booking and I shrugged off several comments I read about similar issues. I fully expected rustic, a few imperfections, slanted ceilings, little nuances etc. I also expected the quirks that come with an old house, a little drafty, squeaky wooden floors…and it had a lot of that sort character and charm! What I did not anticipate was the massive dust & cobwebs including pretty much coating every light fixture in the house. Including one being over the bed, which was dropping black particles on the bedspread directly below. Bathroom - Behind the bathroom mirror a very thick layer of black dust. The bathtub - there was hair, the faucet was dripping and pooling below a rusted out fixture. The toilet … there was hair and possibly dried urine or other organic waste visible behind the lid. Kitchen - There is a framed picture simply propped up on the table that has obviously fallen/been taken off the wall directly above it leaving behind exposed damage and dirt. The ceiling light just above that is broken, cracked and houses numerous dead bugs. The sheet hanging over the window as a ‘curtain’ is just dirty and nasty. The wooden shades behind are broken and dusty as are most all of them throughout the house. One or two broken blinds or one missing picture on the wall definitely could have and would have been overlooked but the combination of everything was just ridiculous. I mean this was not a Hotel 6 guys!! The proverbial ‘cherry on top’ was our fireplace experience …we decided a nice cozy fire would at least make for a pleasant evening. We had a wonderful friendly young man come to stoke a fire for us that night about 10pm. He worked quite hard to get it started and suggested the wood may be damp, but he was able to get it going and left. Unfortunately after about 15min the fire went out. Indeed the wood was wet. This was the point we just wanted to leave and had it not been that late we would have versus wait for morning. The gentleman I checked out with was professional, attentive and I felt took my concerns seriously. I was issued a refund and a sincere apology which I appreciated. I was given an email for a manager and encouraged to share photos and my experience. It took several weeks and a follow up email to even hear any reply. As requested I then sent a contact number but have not received any more communication since. Just disappointing. My original intent was never to share a public review however, after the obvious disconcern for the issues I wanted to make sure other potential customers see what they would be dealing with. Again, It’s just sad, location is stellar but it just falls flat and sour with the accommodations.
- Alice (7/5): A wonderful colonial experience! - The location was perfect. Witnessed a fife and drum marching display. A large brass door key is used to open the door. The check-in clerk emphasized that if I lost the key, I must pay $250. The windows were painted shut. The room was warm and temperature adjustments were impossible. But all in all, it was a wonderful experience and I would do it again. The location was ideal.
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- CEW (10/5): If you need a place to stay during a snowstorm ... - This review is an addendum to an earlier review -- I extended my stay due to a serious winter storm, as I did not want to drive home over snows highwways. The reservation office made sure I did not have to change rooms during the storm. The house staff made sure I was safe, checking in on me, cleaning the sidewalk, setting a fire (the room had a fireplace), telling me how to tend the fire (they brought extra wood), and locating the flashlight for me. Everything was perfect.
- CEW (10/5): Be a part of history and also convenient. PLUS A FIREPLACE! - I have been staying at Colonial Williamsburg Colonial Houses every time I come to Williamsburg for many, many years. First, one comes to Williamsburg to learn and experience Colonial American Culture before and after the Declaration of Independence. NOTHING is better than being in a property which is part of the historic property -- I am next door to a tavern dining area, I can see the Capital Building -- where the legistlative body of Virginia met before and after the Revolutionary War, from my front door, I feel I am a part of history. Also, I can walk to all of the Colonial attractions and return back to my Colonial House for lunch and a rest. NOTHING.
- V7084IDmattl (8/5): Excellent property overall, but the lack of food and room service is a major drawback. - This is a really nice hotel, and I genuinely enjoy staying here whenever I’m in Williamsburg. The only reason I’m not giving it five stars is the lack of food options. For a hotel at this level, it’s surprising that there’s no room service. There’s also nowhere to get food after about 9 PM other than DoorDash, and the bar closes fairly early as well. I’m not sure whether this is due to staffing issues or something else, but it’s frustrating given how high-end the property otherwise is. The amenities are great, the staff is professional, and the hotel itself is beautiful. But after a long day at a conference, it’s disappointing to have no on-site option to grab even a simple meal, sandwich, or snack. There isn’t even a small market or grab-and-go area. While the Lodge next door offers food, this property has nothing available after around 8:30 or 9 PM. It’s a great hotel overall, but the complete lack of food and drink options late in the evening really holds it back.
- Tamara (4/5): We left a day early. - Location was great The room wasn’t comfortable. Paint/plaster peeling from the walls. Beds weren’t very comfortable. Seating in bedroom wasn’t comfortable.
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- rides2race (8/5): Lovely hotel but … - I’ve been staying at the Williamsburg Inn for years and it’s always been special. The staff are exceptional and rooms are lovely. But now they’ve changed the toiletries from Penhaligan, which were a special part of the experience, to their own in-house toiletries line. Not so special anymore!!! Bring back Penhaligon toiletries and make it special again.
- RichardZ (10/5): Walk back in time when you walk out the door. - If you plan to visit Williamsburg, the place to stay, if you can get a reservation, is the Colonial Houses in the park. Just think, you wake up in the morning, walk out the door, and you walk back in time. It is tremendous. Next time we go to Williamsburg, we will stay in one of the Colonial Houses!
- Anthony (10/5): Highly recommended for an authentic experience in Colonial Williamsburg - We stayed in one of the Colonial houses near the Inn. Authentic colonial with two bedrooms—street level and 1st floor. Very well tended and comfortable. Walkable to Inn.
- DantonMike (10/5): Gateway to Colonial Williamsburg - The Williamsburg Inn may be one of the last but we found that it was a superb example of old-Virginia hospitality. Nothing was left to chance for our accommodations, and it is truly an inspired gateway to Colonial Williamsburg.
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- 738jillm (4/5): Nice rooms- iffy service - food poisoning - Came for the grand illumination - which was magical. Only stayed at the Inn for convenience. They offered little welcoming service or help with dining reservations & activities. If you wait til you get there, it’s too late. Don’t eat at the restaurant. Still recovering from food poisoning there. No follow up as of yet. Not surprised - we came here with our family a few years ago for Thanksgiving & waited two hours for our dinner reservation - still waiting for that follow up - ha. Rooms were nice but be prepared for a ridiculously long walk to your room. Stay here for convenience not the service you would expect.
- susanaP8440HH (2/5): Don't waste your money on the historic properties! - Stayed in a high dollar historic tavern, which was anything but historic. The room was barely furnished, with totally bare walls. There was absolutely no historic ambience at all. Whenever the heat kicked on, it sounded like a plane taking off right over our bed. For the money, th e bedding was not premium, and amenities were lacking. A chain hotel like Hilton would've had this place beat hands down. We had stayed in a historic building 20 years ago, and it was gorgeous, so was so looking forward to this trip. Unfortunately cannot recommend the historic properties any longer.
- kristysP2762PK (10/5): Magical Christmas stay at Williamsburg Inn - Such a wonderful experience staying at the Williamsburg Inn over Christmas! The location was ideal, which is available year round. However the ambiance and decor at Christmas made for the most magical experience, outside and inside. It was below 20° for the majority of our stay, drizzling rain one day as well, and being able to return to the Inn for a long soak in the massive bathtub was almost crucial and imperative. If I am fortunate to return one day at Christmas time, I would love to upgrade to a room with fireplace. However, the heating and cooling system was fast and efficient in its own. We discovered a happy accident when we returned one evening and had not put any form of “do not disturb” on our door. Not only did we have turn down service while away, but also a beautiful keepsake postcard with a Jefferson quote and sketch, and a mini bottle of Disaronno with glasses for a nightcap. Service was this way across the Inn, taverns, and grounds of Colonial Williamsburg in general.
- heidibQ1963LG (10/5): Little Paradise in Virginia - I broke my ankle in three places a couple of weeks before our trip. We went anyway, and were initially staying in a hotel in the family without an ADA compliant room. My knee scooter broke, and the best option was to upgrade to the williamsburg inn in the ADA compliant room. We were treated like royalty. The folks here really made our stay. For example, I didn't bring a cast cover cause I didn't plan to be in an ADA room - but once we were for the long weekend - I could shower!! I asked where we could find a drug store to buy a trashbag, and the staff hunted down in the hotel giant trash bags that would do the trick and insisted on giving me two just in case I wanted to take another shower (which I did!). The dinner at the Williamsburg Inn was particularly delicious, and I'd go as far as to say the best gluten free bread of my life (despite a strong rival in New York City). The room itself was gorgeous.
- Likesagoodadventure (10/5): Williamsburg is a lot of fun! - Stayed in the Colonial Houses-great experience. Williamsburg is fun! Enjoyed our stay. Recommend trying the taverns for lunch or dinner-may need a reservation. Bring chairs if going to the fireworks and set up early. Enjoyed just wandering the streets and seeing the sights.
- Departure31531532156 (10/5): Couldn't be better! - This is our favorite hotel anywhere. Lovely, gracious and friendly. Gorgeous, inside and out with superb service. A two-minute walk from the Restored Area. In season, the Golden Horseshoe Gold Course is wonderful.
- Jill (8/5): Ideal location for Williamsburg visit. Historic and charming. - Location was outstanding. No common area to hang out, watch TV, etc. No water in room.
- OKVA (10/5): A Peaceful Wonderland...& not just at Christmas!! - We return again & again to this wonderful, welcoming hotel. It is in our top five worldwide! The food quality & presentation are excellent, the guest suites pristine, & the staff are absolutely the best!!
- L7528WWdavidp (10/5): Great experience with some bumps - Wonderful experience overall. Little issues were quickly resolved. The dining room's breakfast menu is a little lacking in options for people that don't eat eggs or are vegetarians.
- atprokop (2/5): Stay away from the restaurant Save your money. - I really wanted to like this place. We dined at the restaurant. The menu and food preparation was pedestrian. We had the filet mignon. The sauce was loaded with vinegar. Yuch!! Not what you want with a red wine. I’ve had salad dressings with less vinegar and don’t drink red wine with my salads. And speaking of the wines, their markup is extraordinary. I’ll accept a 100% markup which is standard these days in most restaurants. Their markup was 400%. $40 wines were $160. OK so we want wine with dinner. We found 1 and only 1 wine at a 300% markup. We ordered it and out came the wine glasses. If you charge that amount for wine I want a decent wine glass. Nada. Asked for better and our poor staff person said they’ll check the basement. Out came glasses that made the original choice superb. We complained and voila the manager found real wine glasses to serve with our wine. Surprise!!! We will not be back. Save your money. Yes lots to save. Don’t go. Ever.
- johncP9738QQ (10/5): Excellent experience - Always go to the Restoration Bar at the Inn, Food and service beyond first class and professional. We enjoy our time with Maria and have for many years. Stop by and see for yourself.
- sheryl (9/5): Spent 2 nights enjoying location. Loved the back garden - Authenticity No coffee
- 652traceyc (6/5): If you value your time - We booked a bed and breakfast package through Colonial Williamsburg reservations which meant we prepaid for 2 mornings of breakfast. Be warned, you NEED to book breakfast reservations! We were not informed either at booking or check-in that reservations are recommended for breakfast at the Williamsburg Inn. When we arrived Saturday morning we had no issues and the food was delicious. However, Sunday was an entirely different story. We waited over a hour while both reservations and take out came and went and after going and talking to the host a second time, she felt so bad that she seated us a few minutes later. In total I think we waited an hour and 15 minutes to be seated. Why they did not tell us to book our breakfast reservation when we booked the package is beyond my understanding as I have had to do this with other hotels. They also did not note whether or not the waitstaff gratuity was included in the package, it is. I am thankful that we had the time to wait today, but please, do better CW reservations and Williamsburg Inn, so others don’t have this experience.
- fredl782 (10/5): Christmastime at Williamsburg - Our stay happened in the middle of a snow storm. Staff cared for us wonderfully. The snow turned Colonial Williamsburg into a winter wonderland. It was magical.
- 999maurad (4/5): Terrace room - We had breakfast twice in the terrace room during our visit. The food is overpriced, served lukewarm, and nothing special at all. Our waiter Stephan was brusque and inappropriate. Not a pleasant way to start the day.
- colonialgirl2015 (10/5): Christmas time in Colonial Williamsburg - When going for the holidays, grand illumination, be sure to book early. The atmosphere is amazing. The service for guest staying on site is exceptional.
- M9609ORdavidh (6/5): Rooms amazing - food not so much - no to Terrace Room - Room was amazing! Food and service was average at Terrace for the price we paid. Over $60 per breakfast for toast and eggs; too much. Plus ran out of coffee and water twice. No one checked. Had to flag down a person. Walk 10m, explore. and get breakfast elsewhere.
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- H2009FSsamc (2/5): $800 gets you a room with NO HEAT - I was given a room with no heat. None! They spent 6 hours trying to fix it (they claim) only to not be able to fix it. I received space heaters to heat a suite. I paid $800 for a suite with no heat - just space heaters. The worse part was that the hotel did not care. They offered me $200 for my inconvenience - which I still Have not received. This was a stressful visit because of how we were treated.
- Jamericanmama (10/5): Cozy and comfortable stay for Thanksgiving - We stayed in the tavern rooms at Market Square Tavern. What a joy to walk out the front door onto DOG street. Great location and very comfortable accommodations. Easy walking to everything.
- debes2022 (10/5): Wonderful stay - This was a bucket list item and it was well worth the wait. Our room on the 3rd floor has beautiful views, the room was spacious and well designed. I loved the comfy robes and the nightly turndown service. The staff were so kind, and the convenience of the location was just great. We truly enjoyed our four nights and hope to repeat this sooner than later.
- GLioness (10/5): Anniversary getaway. - This place was amazing.My husband and I enjoyed our stay. We loved the turndown service.Everyone was accommodating and was eager to assist us. The rooms were cozy comfortable the bed slept very well. I do have one small concern, and I think this establishment needs to know this.. you do have a problem with japanese ladybug beatles, they are in the rooms.They are not your usual ladybugs.These are an invasive species and they can bite. They get in through the old style windows.Just make sure that they are checked and cleaned regularly.Otherwise this was an awesome place.
- 691jeaninec (10/5): Colonial lodging on Duke of Gloucestershire St. - We stayed in the heart of Colonial Williamsburg in the Market Square guest house. We loved the location and the historic atmosphere while being able to enjoy the amenities of the lovely Williamsburg Inn. Be mindful that second floor rooms are not accessible for anyone with mobility issues.
- Michael (8/5): The Williamsburg is is a nice hotel in a great location for visiting the colonial attractions - Ambiance and decor. Staff was very nice Overpriced breakfast. Nice room but, the overall cost per night is very expensive.
- marykU6019DD (6/5): 35th Anniversary trip, Hotel and Spa getaway - Beautiful Grounds, lobby. Rooms were dated. Pricey for mid week stay, expected better appointed rooms with upgraded bedding and window coverings. Turn down service was a nice touch. Spa was very expensive, but nicely appointed and clean.
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- susan (6/5): great location very expensive for the accommodations - location was great the only bathroom was on a different floor from the main bedroom
- S8069RIpeterh (10/5): Bucket List Hotel - Do Not Miss This One. - Staff and hotel grounds were amazing. It is truly a bucket list hotel. Golf, gardens, spa and surrounded by living history.
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- Kathy (6/5): Very expensive because of location even though the condition was not good! - The location was perfect! It allowed us to just walk out the door and be among the historic district! The quirky little house was a step back in time too! The property had some presidential history as well. The house was a bit beat up, broken blinds, lamp shade, carpet & walls. The tub didn’t drain properly either!! It needs to be fixed up. Also I suggested a step stool to get into the bed upstairs as it was really high & we had to use a chair to get in & out of the bed!
- Michelle (8/5): It was great room, clean and comfortable, and centrally located! - The location was very central to the main area of Colonial Williamsburg. Being so far away from the main hotel, it didn’t have the ability to find bottled water either in the rooms, in the sitting area or by ice machine to drink or to use for coffee maker.
- Roo1113 (6/5): Like Visiting Your Grandmother's Elegant Home - Having just spent two wonderful nights at The Jefferson Hotel in Richmond in a beautiful appointed room, and gorgeous interior surroundings, we expected even more from The Williamsburg Inn, especially being that it was more expensive. Although it is elegant and our room was spacious, it did not deliver. I asked if there was a place to print out a boarding pass and was directed to their sister property, The Williamsburg Inn, which was a 5 minute walk. Sending me to The Williamsburg Lodge was not appreciated, but by going, it enlightened me as to what The Williamsburg Lodge offered. If I were to return to Williamsburg, then the lodge would be my choice as I did not feel that the inn was worth the price.
- prov31girl (2/5): Shockingly run-down and shabby - We stayed at Peter Hay’s Kitchen. First, the good. This place is adorable (on the outside) and in a super convenient location at the corner of Queen & Duke of Gloucester. You park right behind the house, so that was also convenient. The heat worked great—it was cold while we were there. The Keurig in the kitchen made surprisingly drinkable coffee. Thus ends the "pros". The cons: this place was absolutely top-to-bottom shabby and beat on the inside. Cracked, stained sinks and tub, ratty carpet, rusty fridge, scuffs and scratches everywhere, old, saggy, uncomfortable bed and sofa, a tub that didn’t drain so every shower turned into you standing in 6 inches of dirty water. It was like staying at your Gran’s house and she hasn’t fixed or replaced anything in 40 years. We were awakened early one morning by two people repainting the perfectly fine-looking picket fence outside, which let us know what Colonial Williamsburg’s priorities are: keep the outside looking pristine while letting the interior literally rot. The whole place felt dirty and run down – and the kicker is you are paying premium rates to stay there (with tax and fees $900 for 2 nites). If the inside of the house matched the quality and upkeep of the outside, I would have been fine with that price. But for the run-down dump we stayed in, that is an unconscionable rip-off. Would highly recommend staying elsewhere. Seriously, CW has no business renting this property out until it is thoroughly cleaned and repaired.
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- macktheknight (2/5): Very poor value for the dollar. - As a Titanium Elite member, who has stayed 137 night this year at Marriott Hotels, this is a first. I booked our stay at Williamsburg Lodge several weeks in advance. We were excited to visit the historic district and chose this property for its location and historical history. Upon arrival around 8:40 p.m., we were informed that the hotel was overbooked and our reserved room was no longer available. We were offered a handicap-accessible queen bed room or a hospitality room with a Murphy bed. The manager mentioned checking with a another property, so we waited, but after some time it appeared no follow-up was made, and we later discovered we had been assigned the Murphy bed room without confirmation. Given the nightly rate of almost $500, there was no way I was sleeping in a full sized, squeaky Murphy bed. Obviously, we were disappointed that an alternate accommodation or resolution wasn’t provided as expected. While staff interactions were courteous, the overall experience fell short of the level of service typically associated with Marriott properties. We would have loved the opportunity to experience one of Marriott’s Autograph Collection hotels, but unfortunately, we’ll never know what it would have been like since we never made it past the check-in area.
- hcampo6 (8/5): Thoroughly enjoyed our stay. - This is a beautiful property and our room was extremely comfortable and well appointed. We found the staff to be welcoming, well informed and helpful. The bar area is a wonderful intimate space but with limited hours. Dinner in the Terrace Room was enjoyable. Those with discriminating tastes would enjoy this property. Please be advised that rooms, meals and drinks are expensive.
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- lucianomG6396AZ (10/5): Best place to stay in Colonial Williamsburg - The room was clean, location was amazing, the bed was comfortable, and the experience first class. I highly recommend staying here if you're visiting Colonial Williamsburg. Everything is right outside your front door.
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- Nomad64948978448 (4/5): Find another location for dining! - Terrace & Goodwin Rooms We stopped in the Williamsburg Inn for dinner; about the only place you can find for dining in the evening in Colonial Williamsburg. A burger was $29 and reminded me of my mother’s 1960 hamburger steak, made in the old frying pan, that you had to smother in ketchup for favor!
- Jan (10/5): - The accommodation met all our expectations, I highly recommend it for all history lovers. Thank you for a wonderful stay.
- Ken (8/5): Just perfect for what we wanted for that night. - McKenna was one of the best staff we’ve run across. She had a great personality and was very clear of what we needed to do and with directions. We also like that where we stayed was right down the street from where we were going to eat dinner. Location was great.
- Ole Olsen (10/5): Amazing day to explore and overnight - We stayed at an amazing colonial house for the night. The colonial city to explore was incredible with very knowledgeable hosts. Wish there was a watercooker and a toaster in the house
- debe836 (10/5): Can't wait to come back! - We had a wonderful stay as first timers a the Williamsburg Inn...the staff in all departments could not have been more friendly, helpful and pleasant. Our room was on the first floor and we had a beautiful view, it was quiet and was kept in immaculate condition by the housekeeping staff. The turndown service was such a treat as were the welcome 'gift' and birthday extra. The location is perfect for getting all thru the historic area and also in town shopping and dining. Parking was super convenient and the pool was very enjoyable. We enjoyed the patio at all times during the day and are hoping to get back for a stay sooner than later.
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- Qing (10/5): - The nicest and the fanciest hotel I’ve ever stayed. The building was well kept, with so much history everywhere! The room we stayed was decorated with exquisite regency style, elegant and beautiful. The dinning room was gorgeous, but the food was very mediocre, a bit disappointing. Anyways, what an experience!
- Maya (10/5): Really nice place to go if you haven't been, perfect for Williamsburg stays - About a mile from the Williamsburg train station is the Colonial Williamsburg hotel property, which is actually a series of homes - refurbished or in the colonial style - that serve as the hotel. I stayed in a building with approx. 6 rooms, so even though sometimes other bedroom doors or the main door could be heard as other guests came in or out, it was relatively quiet. The hotel room itself was regular sized, with a comfortable bed, as well as fitted with a desk, TV stand, small fridge, all the normal hotel things. Reception was kind and have drivers to take you from the main Inn entrance to the room itself if you have too much luggage. Super quiet area, with all of the grounds nicely manicured. A great place to relax for a day or two. Be aware that the main Inn building does have seated meals, including breakfast, but it came off as fairly stuffy to me. Also, the houses where people sleep seem to be on the farther side of the Colonial Williamsburg property, which means a bit of an extra walk to the little shopping/eating area: otherwise, food options are overpriced as in most theme part type places. I would recommend looking into booking directly with CM, because by booking through this site I didn't actually get entry into most of the themed buildings - in my circumstances it was fine as I just wanted to generally walk around and I bought the single tour I wanted, but it was a slight bummer.
- HDMM (10/5): Another Top Notch Stay in Williamsburg - Overall another terrific stay at The Williamsburg Inn. Our suite was spacious, very clean and comfortable. Everything was in good working order and the bed and pillows were very comfortable. We really loved the location of this particular room - it worked very well for our needs. I must note that we were in a "Fido friendly" room and the room was still top notch even though it was one where your dog was allowed to stay. Mind you there is a hefty fee for the pup - but well worth it to ensure a first class experience. Breakfast was a bit of an issue - the server walked out which really delayed everything in the dining room. That being said, when the food did arrive it was hot and mostly tasty. Cappuccinos were great. Corned beef hash was the only disappointment...it needs to be cooked a few more hours to achieve the right consistency.
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