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)

I'm a sinensophile... I love tea... and tea rooms! I've been to almost every one in Virginia and…read morebeyond! So I was really looking forward to coming to Peace Hill Farm for their afternoon tea. I made reservations for me and my friend. It was a lovely drive ... At first... the gps directions are awful. I was taken down a road which was designated as peace hill - but we ended up at a red house, no one there, then we called and got even worse directions. The woman on the phone told us to go by the "red hen house" and through the woods... it was barely a road, full of tree roots, dirt path, and rocky terrain. After a 1/2 hour, we finally made it and end up at the back of the building. Come to find out, if she had just told us to go back to the main road and keep going 1/4-1/2 or so, we'd see the other entrance to the main house. Not a great first impression. The grounds were lovely and the farm animals gave a pastoral vibe. Inside was pretty too, but we were led to a rather secluded back room full of wool and yarn. Not that it wasn't cozy, but quite different from the dozens upon dozens of tea rooms I've been to. The lady who was "minding the store" didn't seem like she knew what she was doing. It took ages to get our teas and the tea (earl grey) tasted bland and stale, the soup was a putrid green (inedible) and while we were waiting we heard her chatting on the phone. Anyway, she wasn't the owner, so maybe she was new or just helping out?? The tea tier arrived and it looked nice... the sandwiches were good, basic cucumber, egg salad, and a pesto, with a mini ham biscuit... the scones were not good - sorry - but they were served with loads of cream and jam yet they should be served plain and the "condiments" on the side. My friend who can't have the toppings and preferred a plain scone, asked for a plain one. The lady said it would take 20 minutes . Which it did, and longer. All and all, it wasn't a very relaxing experience. I took some nice pictures, and we enjoyed the surroundings, but the afternoon tea service itself was mediocre. Sadly, we were disappointed, and I really wanted to love this place since I had heard good things... I'm sure the bed and breakfast side of the experience is probably much better. The sheep, the goats, the wool, the crafts, the pasture raised products, the farm life... that is your best bet from the other reviews I've read, but maybe you'll have a better tea time than we had. We might have to give this place another try and see if it improves.

I visited for afternoon tea with friends. The setting is pretty and I loved the old home. At our…read moreplace setting there was a glass of sparkling wine with a peach puree. We enjoyed the drink however, we had to ask for details about the drink and wish the host would have described it for us. The soup was a tomato soup which was ok but definitely didn't taste like tomato. In general we were disappointed in the food. The tea selection wasn't my favorite. I would have preferred a milder blend to go with the food rather than the choice of two strong flavors.

This was the perfect respite for a long weekend getaway with my girlfriends. War Hill Inn offered…read moreproximity to the spas, restaurants and shops, at the same time as an open country ambience and cozy homelike feel where you can stretch your legs. Will and Bill are like a warm glass of milk with their much welcomed Southern hospitality. Breakfast was a gastronomic treat with strata, homemade applesauce, sausage, berries and biscuits. Will even catered to the gluten-sensitive in our group. Now that's customer service!!! My favorite memories include sitting out on the bench looking up at the starry sky (never seen so many stars) chatting with my gals with wine in hand while black cows looked on. My friends and I shared a suite with 3 beds, which was perfect. It was clean, quiet and the hosts were kind, knowledgeable and welcoming. I'd recommend this for families, couples and groups. This is hands down the best B&B I've ever stayed.

Mooooo! This place has cows on the property. Like, a large…read moregreen field and cows. It gives you the feeling of being out in the country, but all the tourist stuff is just down the street. So, if you're like me and you want a countryside get away, but still need the necessities of modern entertainment and conveniences, this place is for you. I admit that I love the idea of bed and breakfasts, but I loathe the prospect of being stuck in a house with other people. Strange, right? This place has two separate cottages right beside the main house.... I stayed in a cottage, and they will bring breakfast right to your door in the morning. Yummy eggs benedict when I was there. One cottage has a small kitchenette - microwave and sink. It was even stocked with cereal, milk and OJ. There were rocking chairs on the porch and I enjoyed just sitting there in the evening, having some drinks and watching the fireflies. It's very lovely and peaceful. I'm going again for a couple of days in September. Can't wait!

What an awesome place! My wife and I came here just before we got married to relax before the big…read moreday. It was a great place to relax, unwind and have a great time! Breakfast was amazing each morning! Tom's pancakes and French toast were superb! There was fresh fruit, eggs, juice, coffee and either ham bacon or sausage each morning to go with the pancakes on the first day and French toast on the second day. I have never had pancakes so fluffy and flavorful before. they were only surpassed by his French toast on our next morning. My wife and I are already planning our return here and have and will continue to recommend the Aldrich House to our family and friends. It was about a 10 minute walk to historic Williamsburg where my wife and I spent the day at, but that is another review.

We enjoyed our stay at Aldrich House immensely. Our room was well appointed and perfectly kept. The…read morefood was delicious! We enjoyed our days of sightseeing at Colonial Williamsburg and Jamestown Settlement, then returning to relax by the fire before heading out for dinner at restaurants nearby. We were traveling with 3 children, ages 12, 11, and 9.5, and the Anderson Room was exactly what we needed for our family. The grandparents stayed in a room on the ground floor. Everyone was happy - and that says a lot when traveling across the country with 3 generations!

Wonderful bed and breakfast in the perfect location for a Colonial Williamsburg trip…read more PROS: Location, breakfast, cleanliness, upkeep, price, and friendliness. - For a Busch Garden, Jamestown and Williamsburg weekend, this is a great place to start. Breakfasts were hearty, the place was immaculate and well maintained, the hostess was very hospitable, caring and the price was super. CONS: Close quarters - Other guests in the house are in adjacent rooms, and you will at times hear doors close, footsteps, sinks and showers, etc. Breakfast is around a 6 person table every morning, so you will get to know the other guests. Stay again? Of course!

This is a really nice small bed and breakfast run by a pleasant innkeeper. Lots of historic homes…read morein Williamsburg have been turned into b&bs and the problem with a lot of them is tiny rooms and even tinier bathrooms. This place is much more spacious and I really appreciate that. Food was good served round a communal table. I would certainly stay here again

Booked a one night stay on the website and drive 6 hours to Williamsburg. Website took my credit…read morecard information and at no point said anything about a minimum two night stay or any limitations. Upon arriving the owner did not know about our booking. Claimed he had not received one. When I showed him the email with the booking information he then contradicted his original story by saying that he sent me an email stating that one night bookings on the weekend were not acceptable. When I told him I had not received an email he became belligerent and said that on the booking rules on the website it states that one night stays on weekends are not accepted. AT NO POINT during the booking process does the website direct you to this page or provide you with that information. When I proceeded to point out that he had my credit card information he responded that he had not charged the card (although there is nothing to stop him from now doing so, and given his lying and belligerence it's hard to trust that the information is secure). When I informed him that he needed to fix his website booking procedures because the website is as I described, he proceeded to insult me in front of my 10 year old son, unnecessarily raising his voice. Not a way to run a business or to act as a reasonable human being. Plenty of great places to stay in Williamsburg. Avoid this one like the plague unless you enjoy being insulted by a belligerent old man with a broken booking website who takes your credit card information without providing service. Probably the worst experience I've had in thirty plus years of traveling. If mistakes have been made and you can't run an effective website there is no need to insult the potential guests that your poor service have inconvenienced. Just awful all around.

We stayed here for our anniversary. First, the location is excellent. The house is very close to…read morethe colonial area. It is also a beautiful house. When we arrived Dick gave us a tour. He showed us our room, including what he called the "three person shower." He offered to join us in the three person shower, which was pretty weird. The home looked like someone bought out a Home Depot in 1990. It needs a modern reno. There are lots of figurines in the room, so it seems like there are always eyes on you. Breakfast involved bananas and peanut butter on toast. We won't return.

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.

Luxury hotel? Why then would they put people paying a hefty sum into a room with a weird makeshift…read moreac that was so noisy we couldn't sleep. And to make it worse I was recovering from surgery and was a week out from going back to work so it was supposed to be a special trip. I called the front desk to let them know of the issue but said we'd stay in the room for the night since it was late but that I wanted to be moved the next morning. They of course apologized and said moving wouldn't be a problem. I stopped by the next morning and they assured me they were going to move me to a different room and would call to let me know when it was ready. They did move us to a much better room along the lines of what I expected. They also removed one night from our stay. It is a pretty hotel but I am concerned with the judgement of putting paying guests into the first room we were in. They gave excuses of a wedding and funeral but then just take the room offline and move us to another hotel for a night. We've stayed at The Jefferson, The Historic Cavalier and other luxury hotels and this one fell far short.

Upon check-in Allison was very friendly and pleasant. While speaking with her she even told me…read moreabout a farmer's market the following morning. Our room was really a suite, much larger than a normal hotel room. It had two bathrooms. The master bathroom was very large and included an oversized shower. It had a living/dining room and a small kitchen area. The electric fireplace was an unexpected surprise. The room was quiet with no noise from other guests or from outside. I will definitely stay here in the future.

The best place to stay in Williamsburg! I couldn't get over how nice my room was. There was plenty…read moreof space. The bed and living room area was super comfortable. I didn't want to leave. It was such a beautiful hotel! Staff is friendly. The location was perfect and close to lots of places to eat. I had a great time and experience at Patriots Inn!