Patriots Inn

I am completely blown away by my accommodations. I selected the usual room, which is 500 ft.² and…read moreincludes so many details to make my stay memorable. There is a vanity, a little pillow on my bed with two glasses and a bottle of Bailey's Irish cream. There is an upscale Nespresso machine complete with pods and creamers. A desk, a sofa and seating area. Robes and slippers... Everything to make this a luxury stay. There's even an emergency lantern in the closet in case the power goes out as well as an umbrella. There's a soaking tub and a shower and so many amenities. Room service comes not once, but twice a day. They open the blinds, refill amenities and put away things to tidy the room. In the evening, they put away the decorative pillows from the bed, fill the ice bucket and leave it out with a tray with new bottles of Saratoga water. They leave a small bottle of Baileys on a little pillow with two small glasses. They also close the drapes. I am so spoiled. I love this place!

The Inn has tremendous historical charm, but the guest experience would benefit greatly from…read moreupgraded amenities and attention to detail. The in-room customer amenities are especially disappointing. The colors and quality feel dated, and the toothbrushes are extremely poor--bristles came loose while brushing, which raises both quality and hygiene concerns. The bathrobes were rough, overly dried, and clearly shrunken, making them uncomfortable to use. The restaurant also misses the mark. Several dishes felt inexpensive in both ingredients and execution: over-salted hams, cheap syrups, and overall weak preparation. The service team is lovely--and trying--but the food simply isn't at the level expected for this price point. Concierge and front desk interactions were fine, but at this rate, I expect a more thoughtful, elevated experience across the board. With some investment in better amenities, higher-quality guest products, and improved culinary standards, this could be a truly special stay. My room was large, comfortable, and in a great location with easy walking access to town. I especially enjoyed dinner at Fat Canary--excellent food and service.

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Club Wyndham Kingsgate

2.9(136 reviews)

0.4 mi

Family-oriented vacation property. Our room was on the second floor, with a nice, shaded & slightly…read moreconcealed balcony facing the mini golf course. Our room was clean and spacious, and the property is well-maintained. Building 46 Room 201A. I didn't like that I had to get my room key from timeshare henchmen before I could leave check-in

I would not recommend booking a trip at this location. We booked an Airbnb for a three day trip and…read morewere excited but it turned into a bad situation. You are unable to change the assigned person at check in which means if other guests arrive before you do they are forced to wait until you arrive. My elderly parents were stranded with no where to go for 5 hours. I'm not sure why it matters who is checking in but I have never heard of being unable to change it.

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The Williamsburg Manor

4.2(21 reviews)

0.9 mi

There isn't much good to be said about an intrusive housekeeping staff, beds that can barely sleep…read morean average person or kitchen staff that can even ruin chocolate pudding but I will make an attempt. There may be a family that benefits from housekeeping that swings a door into your feet at 9am, because they are hanging off of a creaky bed, but it certainly wasn't mine. Never mind the pretentiousness of a pretend cigar lounge, meaning not one to smoke in but just an aesthetic throwback to a time when people actually enjoyed themselves at this location. Not that one would want a cigar after eating chocolate pudding that tastes like it was infused with Trix cereal or any of the other dishes who sacrifice taste for novelty. I would have at least been frightened by the Colonial Williamsburg ghost tour, but after staying at this location, I realized that even the spirits probably wouldn't stick around.

I'm very mixed about writing this review as the house was/is beautifully decorated and in such a…read moregreat central location, but in comparing this to other B&Bs I have to be honest. First of all, there was an instruction card that came with the reservation however while it did indicate that there is a backdoor, it did not inform that this was the 'main' entrance. There is very limited parking and if you want to park across at the church on or the street, you are at risk of towing. They have no passes for parking in these locations. The beds are their own issue. If you are vertically challenged, you will have great difficulty getting into the main beds. We stayed in a 'suite' (I use this term laughingly as it was just two connecting rooms) that had another room with twin beds. While the main bed seemed to have a mattress from the last century, the twin beds were ancient. The "pillows" that they give you are quite literally flatter than a pancake they would serve you for breakfast. The suite we stayed in was in the front of the house and there is no insulation to cancel ANY of the traffic noises from outside. It was very very stuffy inside and I wasn't able to open a window. We asked for a step stool and were given one that wasn't even as high as a normal step on a staircase. It was still very difficult to get in to the bed. At no time while I was there did I see, hear or meet the host/hostess of the B&B. The only time we met any employee was in the morning during breakfast. These ladies were AMAZING. They almost made up for the lack of any other service or greeting in their friendliness. The breakfast was late the day I was there. There are signs everywhere stating that it would be served at 8:30 but it was closer to 9:30. I'm an early riser so this was a bit of an inconvenience. At least the coffee was available. They had eggs, fresh fruit, yogurt, toast, cereal etc. It was set up as a buffet style in a very stylish area of the serving area. The dining room table is gorgeous but there are no placemats to put your plates on, I felt very worried about scratching this gorgeous table. The non guest rooms were fit with comfy areas to just relax and chill after a day of being a tourist. The furniture may not have been the most comfortable, but given how cozy each area was this was easily forgiven. I really enjoyed that each room had a Christmas tree already set up. This is not very handicapped friendly as no matter which way you enter, there are very old steps. The front steps were especially bad. To sum up; Parking; F Comfort; B Room Comfort: C+ Breakfast: A Location: A- Price: C (for our experience it was really really pricey)

The dining room table is large enough for a crowd and big enough for social distancing

The room is so beautiful!

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Penny Candy Style Snacks are available 24/7

Williamsburg Lodge, Autograph Collection

3.5(187 reviews)

1.8 mi

Erica was great at the reservation desk. This was a large conference, and rooms had already been…read moreassigned. Erica very graciously satisfied my request (for medical reasons) to be reassigned to a room closer to the center of all the meetings. Great, caring service -- and much appreciated. ALSO Robert (who has worked there 40 years!) was an excellent porter who carried lifted all my bags, trollied them to the room and placed them where they would be comfortably accesible to me. These two people made a big difference in my conference experience.

First time visiting Colonial Williamsburg (kinda' as I've been to William & Mary for a football…read moregame, and had absolutely no idea I was here! lol This trip, the hubs and I stopped by specifically to explore Colonial Williamsburg and a stay at the Lodge was our choice. The property is great with nice food and beverage options. We dined at both onsite restaurants-- Sweet Tea & Barley for dinner, as well as Traditions for breakfast and enjoyed both. We stayed in the Tyler Guesthouse which I was told was more modern. Our room was nice, clean, and had an outdoor patio with seating. The staff was kind, shouts out to Phoebe who checked me in, was quite knowledgeable, and gave a great rundown of all of the offerings on site as well as details on the included free tickets to visit Colonial Williamsburg (the living museum). We took full advantage of everything. All in all, a great stay and I'd absolutely revisit the property. Cheers!

King size bed

Conference center

Williamsburg Lodge, Autograph Collection

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Williamsburg Woodlands Hotel & Suites

3.2(120 reviews)

1.3 mi

We stayed at the Woodlands Hotel and Suites in Williamsburg, VA, and unfortunately, it was a…read moreletdown from the start. Upon check-in, we were told we needed to put a card on file--which was expected--but then were informed of a $130 hold being placed on it. This was never mentioned during booking, and our room had already been paid in full. Once we got to our room (after needing our key cards reactivated three separate times), we discovered the AC was barely working. I reported it to the front desk and was told to "wait until night" to see if it improved. It didn't. The pull-out couch was incredibly uncomfortable--thin padding with metal bars digging into your back all night. We also had to call maintenance because the toilet wouldn't flush. Turns out, it needed to be rebuilt. WiFi was another issue. It only worked if you were standing right by the door. Anywhere else in the room? Zero signal. While the staff were friendly and the pool was nice, the splash pad area was shut down for the first day and a half of our stay. Everything around the resort felt like it was "off-season" despite being the middle of summer. The putt-putt course was completely unmanaged, several buildings on the property were visibly falling apart, and the onsite restaurant was closed. Breakfast was underwhelming and overcrowded. It seemed like anyone could just walk in and eat--even people not staying at the hotel--which added to the chaos. The website also advertised golf, but there was zero mention or sign of it during our entire stay. For the price we paid and the additional resort fees, we expected much more. Unless those fees actually go toward providing a fun and well-maintained experience for families, I wouldn't stay here again.

Really more like 2.5 stars…read more Very unnecessarily difficult check in process. We booked two rooms for two nights and two rooms for very elderly people for one night. They had to wait til after 5:00 for their rooms, so we put them in our room until then, but they really wanted to nap. But then they had to come downstairs to show their IDs and that required massive effort. Husband complained to manager who nicely brought bottles of root beer to them. Room OK, not great. Bathroom out of date. One of their toilets quit flushing. Old people felt unsafe in bathroom. Breakfast OK. No butter, only margarine. Gross. Coffee very weak. Wi-Fi was HORRIBLE. All in all I would be more tolerant of this if it weren't so expensive, as in $260 per night. New York prices! Definitely not worth that price.

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Williamsburg Inn

3.9(17 reviews)

1.9 mi

I have stayed in some of the best hotels in the country and this may top the list. Yeah it's…read moreexpensive but you will not be disappointed.

(This visit was made during the times of Covidious earlier this month. When things return to a look…read moreof normality - your experience likely will vary.) So, if you've ever been to Colonial Williamsburg and needed a place to stay, you know that every hotel chain on planet earth has one of their lower tiered brands on Bypass Road and/or some timeshares in the nearby vicinity. But if you really want to be "close to the action", you can stay a CW affiliated property and the most unique of the lot are the Colonial Houses. Let me start by saying that the hardest part of this experience is simply knowing what choices you have. Why? In 2021 I think it's safe to say that most people when they reserve a room like to see an actual or generalized picture of said accommodations along with a basic idea of where the actual property is located. If you want that here, good f-ing luck because it doesn't exist. How it works: Go to their website and put in your dates of stay along with the number of people in your party. Available Colonial House properties show up along with pricing and then you choose one. What's crazy is that CW on their website doesn't offer a map of where their Colonial House properties are located nor do all of the properties offer any pictures as to what the rooms look like or even what the property looks like. What's even crazier is that when you cross-reference that concept with the dough that they charge, it's a hell of a leap of faith for something that you can't fully research before they expect you to plunk down $400 or more. We stayed at the Nicholas-Tyler Laundry which is across the street from the Magazine and on the grounds of the Williamsburg Lodge (which by the way is where you check in for all Colonial Houses). Why this one? A lot of the Colonial House properties are on the smaller side and when you go above two people you knock out a good number of places which for the most part leaves only entire houses and that's where things start to get really pricey even in the off season and on shoulder nights. Nicolas-Tyler has two floors and overall is nicely appointed. The house has two dedicated parking spaces near the house at the far side of the main Wiliamsburg Lodge parking lot. The houses's first floor has a sitting area with small TV and a working fireplace that the housekeeping staff will light if it's below 50 degrees. There is a also a small dorm style fridge oddly placed in a random corner. There is a king sized bed and full bathroom as well. The 2nd floor has a couch, pull out trundle bed and two twin sized beds that are rock hard. There is also another bathroom and shower that are very interesting to use since the pitch of the roof encroaches on the head space big time (i.e. don't be too tall or else showering is borderline impossible). The main view from the back side of the house is of the Magazine and the Courthouse and if you're a CW lover, that can't be beat. With all this there needs to be some context. This house is not one of the original 88 but everything (aside from the TV's/fridge) are dated to look period appropriate. The pricing as I mentioned is super steep. A bit north of $400 for a one night Sunday stay during a sleepy time of March is nuts and at best is a one off gimmick that while nice, is seriously uaffordable to re-do with any kind of frequency let alone some of their other offerings that breach the $500 or $600 per night plateau. If you're looking for value, obviously this isn't it. But if you're looking for a special occasion splurge or something unique for a CW lover then this is it.

Nicholas-Tyler Laundry 1st floor bedroom

Nicholas-Tyler Laundry 2nd floor sitting area

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The Transportation system on DOG street.

Bluegreen Vacations Patrick Henry Square,Ascend Resort

2.8(29 reviews)

2.3 mi

WARNING WARNING WARNING Don't Stay Here!!!…read moreWe stayed November 7 thur 14 2025. The bed was comfortable, and the location was good. It goes downhill from there. Very basic unit, no frills. Windows were sealed and unabled to be opened. The toilets were extremely low, as though they were made for children. There were no handrails making it difficult for a 77 year old to get up. Also, there were no handrails in the shower, a large safety concern. The wifi was very slow when it worked, usually non-existent. I now see from other reviews that this is not a new issue. Management just doesn't care.The TV pixelated constantly, making watching it impossible. I spoke with staff numerous times and the issue was never resolved. Tiny kitchen, everything miniature, few accruments. Coffee pot needed cleaning to the point that coffee from it was undrinkable. Whoever purchased the sofa obviously never sat on it for more than 5 minutes, very uncomfortable. No washer and dryer in unit. There is no hot tub on property. The unit needed a good cleaning. You could write in the dust on the bathroonm cabinet shelves. They also charge an unadvertized "daily resort fee". My best guess is that the property is an old hotel converted to Bluegreen's idea of a resort. No comparison to real resorts we have stayed previously, would not stay here again. Bluegreen shoud be ashamed and embarrassed.

I paid $199 for a reservation with BlueGreen Vacations. When I had to cancel, they charged a $99…read morecancellation fee--which I was told would come out of the $199. Instead, they charged a second $99, totaling $300 for a room I never stayed in. Customer service refused to help or correct the issue. Be careful -- they use misleading fee structures and zero accountability.

Behind the nightstand in the master suite. I needed to pull it out so I could use the plug.

The base of the lamp and light stand in the master suite.

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Bed bug bites. First night at the hotel

Westgate Historic Williamsburg Resort

2.3(95 reviews)

0.3 mi

So first and foremost, very nice place! The staff was warm and welcoming, answered all questions,…read moreand were friendly. The hotel itself has a mini golf course complete 9 holes, a pavilion, volleyball net, great pools, and hot tub. They have 2 pools, 1 which closed at around 8, the other with lights at 11. It was a great stay overall, confidently located to pretty much anything from history, to restraints, to shopping. Cons: the room was a little difficult to find, our room, 157, you cut behind a restaurant, and have to go left, ended up circling a few times to find it. The bed was a little hard for my liking. Overall would stay here again.

The properties pictures do not match the actual property. The King room my wife and I stayed in…read moreactually have drywall or mortar peeling off of the walls and ceiling. The shower stall door did not close all the way and it appeared that I went swimming in the actual bathroom.

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Comfort Suites Williamsburg Historic Area

4.0(57 reviews)

0.5 mi

This was our second stay here (first was in 2021). We enjoyed our first stay and were equally…read morehappy with our second visit. We were staying on a Friday-Sunday in April. We arrived around 6:30 PM to check in on a Friday and were promptly greeted. Desk attendant acknowledged my Platinum Status and was very friendly. We were given a room on the 1st floor. Room was a two queen bedroom suite with a sofa. Room was a fair size, one tv, bed was comfortable and everything appeared clean. Breakfast each morning was good. Eggs, hash browns, a meat or apples, waffles. A very good selection. Sunday there was a large group of students. Everything was pretty good. They have a game room present with an arcade. My youngest son spent almost an hour in here on 10.00. We used the pool which had a tepid temperature and the hot tub was so so. Location is outstanding. Short drive to Colonial Williamsburg or Busch Gardens. Plenty of restaurants and other businesses nearby. Only question is the color scheme, otherwise this is a perfect option in the area. I'd definitely consider staying here again.

Ok so I DID say that you should not book Comfort Suites (see my review from concord) but this one…read moreis different, The room was actually clean, the lobby looked amazing, and the staff was nice. Idk if this is different management or something like that but this comfort suites is perfect would totally recommend! (except for ants in the bathroom)

Front of hotel

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Lounge

George Washington Inn & Conference Center

1.4(34 reviews)

2.7 mi

Four years later and we still can't get over our stay at the GWI!…read more A cool mix of the Shining and Horror Hotel awaits you at this diamond int he rough. There might be love animals, or a ghost playing a piano. Or, wait ...are those mannequins in the windows?! Yessir, anything to complete this unique, and possibly, haunted adventure Bedbugs!, Gamble and you might take a chance with these inquisitive creatures and possibly, make some new friends. Are you en electrician, or plumber! You can bring your tools and fix your own hotel room! At GWI, it's all about an immersive experience, what kind that may be is simply up to you

It was not even 1/2 stars. If you okay with showering with Mold and sleeping on an actual mattress…read morewith no slip cover then, this hotel is for you. The room and the hotel has a old smell about it. The whole hotel needs a major face lift. This is not the hotel to stay in. After a long day at Busch gardens you want to go back to the room and take a great shower and relax. This was not myself experience. PROCEED WITH CAUTION!!!! Judge for yourself