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2.3 (94 reviews)
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Toula H.

We got a really good 4th of July deal and took full advantage of there 3 nights 4 day special and you had to participate in a 90 min timeshare presentation. When we arrived I was so excited because I have always wanted to go to Williamsburg and seeing as I have stayed at a westgate resort in Florida I assumed the accommodation would be similar boy or boy was I wrong , they put us in there " promotional cottages" . Let's put it this way the accommodation were similar to a motel 6 or one of those pay by the hour motels . The beds were kind size yes and had great linens however that was the only good thing about the room, the walls were paper thin I could hear my neighbors tv and full conversation . The bathroom was so outdated , the coffee machine was maybe from 1999 , I had to use my hair clip to keep the curtains closed because that wasn't an option there was a gap and I didn't want people looking in ... the pool was nice the kids definitely enjoyed that I will say and the people at the front desk were nice and accommodating, can't complain the worse part of our whole experience was the time share tour . The gentleman Patrick was amazing , he took us around went through his whole presentation about why west gate is the best place to purchase a time share etc... at the end we expressed we were not ready to make a purchase , we had other places in mind after all we do travel a lot so we had to weight our options then they they brought there closer over a woman who was nice enough but any time we expressed we had kids , they were in the room alone , we have been sitting there for more then 2 hours at this point she would dismissed me and my husband unfortunately had to firmly stop her it got a bit heated but I attempted to de-escalate the situation it was his birthday I didn't want him upset . So moral of the story .. ummm I would not return to that location. We're used to more upscale places and this was not it .

Stephanie G.

This place was okay. It was definitely off-putting that they try to get you to sign up for a time share spiel right at check-in, but it's easy to ignore them, just annoying this is even included. There are 2 pools but the one by the lobby is much bigger, warm, has a kiddy pool and a hot tub plus plenty of chairs and open pretty late. There are activities on site like mini golf, they have grills, and activities to sign up for if you have time and children. It's a good location for Williamsburg attractions. The property is pretty big and we rented a villa-style room that is walkable to the lobby but is kind of far and only street parking in that area away from the main hotel. The bed was fine (but firm) and the room was very small, basically just room for the bed and not much room to lay down a suitcase. The bathroom was fine except no sink counter space. The rooms are dog-friendly which is probably nice if you have a dog but not nice if you don't enjoy staying next to a barking dog. I would stay here again in the summer since I don't need a fancy room if I'm out all day because the pool was nice and relaxing to be at, but nothing else special to note. It wasn't bad, just okay to stay here. Definitely wouldn't get a time share here (or anywhere actually, beware of those.)

Dishwasher bit or little nosiey but fine with me
Ryan G.

Washing and dryer and it cozy and build in bed in couch quiet minion fridge but dishwasher is little or bit nosiey but fine with me and air conditioning is great and microwaves too and tv remote can charge them self's with the sun or lighting in the room and usb c and usb ports on outlets and the Va vacation was great! I remmomad room better or be caution for badder rooms but who knows good luck and it also make me feel at home

Debbie S.

We had a pleasant stay here. We went to Williamsburg for a night to do some shopping at the outlet mall and go to Captain George's. Our thought was we would drive around to see what was nearby as far as accommodations. I get anxiety booking hotels online because I never know what the area is like, what the hotel looks like in person and how far we might end up from what we want to see. We looked up hotels on Priceline and drove here. They weren't able to match the price, but the total charge ended up being $2.00 less. We're guessing Priceline charges extra fees? Our room was clean. We loved parking right outside the door and it was so close to everywhere we wanted to go. Also, the staff in lobby was all super friendly. We'll definitely go back.

Rob P.

I can't say don't stay here based on the resort, but do not book here. We were scheduled to stay as part of an event. The event was cancelled last minute due to weather, and we cancelled our 2 night hotel. We were charged both nights and the terrible customer service rep and supervisor informed us that their group policy is different than the policy I was provided when I booked. Our reservation showed us no group policy language, only that we would be charged the one night. So, if you like money, like good customer service, and dislike false information, don't book. Policy is attached, why would I be billed for 2 nights?

Tommy H.

I feel genuinely bad giving this 1* because of one person at this place so I'm giving Patrick grace and giving 3*. First off the "marketing" rooms they shove you in are no different than any $45 a night motel, I could hear my neighbors TV and conversations word for word with the single adjoining door. The pool is nice, the gym is them doing the bare minimum to say they have a gym, and the rest is all very basic! Now let's get to it we went for a timeshare tour which in all honesty my wife and I are interested in a vacation spot. The guy Patrick who did the initial presentation was one of the best sales people I've come across. I've spent 20 years doing sales and this dude did everything exactly the way I would have. I was genuinely impressed. We explained to him no matter what he said or did we wouldn't be making any decisions in that moment. He actually understood but said his manager needed to come over to give us the "gifts" for our time. This woman who I believe is supposed to be their "closer" was by far the worst excuse of a sales person I've ever seen. She seemed to think because she was a woman she could just speak to people however she wanted. We said no flat out multiple times and my wife said my kids are in the room we have been here 3 hours not 90 minutes as you promised we are going to go. This woman looked at my wife and said "no I'm not letting you leave until I show you this" and that was my breaking point. No one is going to tell my wife what she can or can't do so I proceeded to loose it on her. The sad part is my wife and I both said Patrick did a phenomenal job and if after we weighed our options we decided to go with a timeshare we would have purchased from him simply because of HIM but this rude entitled woman ruined any chance of any Westin ever getting a cent of my money ever!

Duane G.

The resort was nice but the timeshare presentation was super high pressure and slimy. I know how these are but they bold face lie to your face and will not take no for an answer. No respect for this place knowing how they dupe their "owners"

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Club Wyndham Kingsgate - Indoor pool

Club Wyndham Kingsgate

2.9(142 reviews)
0.6 mi

Our family of four booked a two-bedroom suite at Club Wyndham Kingsgate and had a great stay! We're…read morefamiliar with Club Wyndham properties and really enjoy knowing what to expect in terms of the little things - dishes, toiletries, kitchen supplies, laundry, etc. One thing worth mentioning for anyone booking through Airbnb: our reservation was through Extra Holidays, which is affiliated with Wyndham and is an authorized way to book stays at Wyndham vacation properties. I had read reviews about some guests having issues when arriving with third-party reservations, but we didn't experience that. We did have one small hiccup because the name on my Airbnb account didn't exactly match the name on my ID. Definitely double-check this before arriving, because the reservation name needs to match your ID exactly! Thankfully, since our reservation was through Extra Holidays, the front desk was able to contact them and get everything corrected in less than 10 minutes. We did not get hit with a sales pitch at all. Our suite was very clean and had everything we needed. The kitchen was stocked with dishes, soap, dishwasher detergent, and other basics, and we also had a washer and dryer with laundry detergent provided. The coffee was surprisingly great, too! I especially loved how easy it was to text the resort if we needed anything - they would bring extra coffee, dishwasher detergent, laundry detergent, etc. right to our door. One thing to be aware of is that the buildings are set up more like apartments/condos and do not have elevators. We were on the second floor and had no trouble getting our things upstairs, but if stairs are difficult for anyone in your group, I would recommend requesting a ground-floor unit if possible. We packed a LOT into our Williamsburg trip, but somehow my kids' favorite parts were the amenities at the resort! There is a resort fee paid at arrival - I believe ours was around $45 total for our family of four for three nights - but we felt like we got a ton for it. We enjoyed the arcade and video games, mini golf, pool, hot tub, and more. There's also a gym, indoor sauna, and adults-only pool that we didn't get a chance to use. There's a bar and restaurant on site as well. The resort even hosted a pool party during our stay, and my husband got a free beer! Overall, we would absolutely stay here again. For the price, it's really hard to beat everything you get. It was a great home base for exploring Williamsburg, Jamestown, and Yorktown, while still giving our kids plenty to do when we were at the resort. Having a full kitchen and laundry in the room was a huge bonus and helped us save some money by cooking some of our meals ourselves. We had a wonderful stay!

We booked this for a random summer weekend, arrived late got room#903A no problems checking in…read more We had a great room in building 9, good location as well right in between close to the pools & game room areas & short walk to the check in area. Our room was spacious, nice kitchen & seating area, comfy bed & good toiletries to use. The grounds are nicely kept, u have 3 pools not bad best is the adults only pool which was nice. They have a Sly Clyde on premises good for food & drinks, we kept getting the Frozen tropical one nice & refreshing, some beers as well not bad. Only complain was weather was a little choppy so they made u get out the pool a few times which u can understand but u couldn't use the indoor pool either? Which didn't make sense. They have a game area inside, movie theater, tennis court & restaurant where u can also grab some food for sit down or take out. Seems like a lot of complains about the resort looking outdated? our building was nice, we thought the grounds looked good very colonial which I would assume u can expect it being colonial Williamsburg. We had no issues with checking in, out or were bothered with any type of sales pitch am sure our late arrival helped with that. Overall we had a nice stay, we enjoyed our time & would not mind coming back for a future visit as this was a very easy trip.

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Club Wyndham Kingsgate - Indoor pool

Indoor pool

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Living Room 903A

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The Williamsburg Manor - Kitchen Buffet area

The Williamsburg Manor

4.2(21 reviews)
0.7 mi
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Look no further friends, this is the BEST in Williamsburg. I stayed for a spontaneous weekend…read moregetaway and let me tell ya...the food was scrumptious, the interior design was extremely comforting and the location is perfect walking distance from several restaurants and bars, William and Mary as well as Colonial Williamsburg. The Manor is what I would call "modern colonial chic" so you still get the old-school feel without the antique fragileness and dead people rotting in the basement stench. Next time I am in Williamsburg; I will most definitely be staying here again. Oh and shout out to Annita who helped me book my stay, she was so patient and enthusiastic about answering all of my a trillion and one questions which made me even more hyped up beyond my usual extreme caffeine adrenaline boost. P.S. If you're staying alone, don't worry, there are always extra ghostly friends roaming around the halls at night (KIDDING...or am I)?

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.​

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

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

The Williamsburg Manor - The room is so beautiful!

The room is so beautiful!

The Williamsburg Manor - Penny Candy Style Snacks are available 24/7

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Penny Candy Style Snacks are available 24/7

Williamsburg Woodlands Hotel & Suites

Williamsburg Woodlands Hotel & Suites

3.2(123 reviews)
1.2 mi
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Nice staff. No racist comments about names. Restraunt in fact didn't fall apart. Wallpaper is on…read morefine. Very nice Town also. 1 star reviews lie.

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.

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Williamsburg Woodlands Hotel & Suites
Williamsburg Woodlands Hotel & Suites
Williamsburg Woodlands Hotel & Suites

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Williamsburg Inn - More of their makeshift crappy noisy ac.

Williamsburg Inn

3.8(18 reviews)
1.6 mi
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(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.

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.

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Williamsburg Inn - Weird window thing for ac for a LUXURY Hotel. $5-600 per night for shitty noisy makeshift ac.

Weird window thing for ac for a LUXURY Hotel. $5-600 per night for shitty noisy makeshift ac.

Williamsburg Inn - Nicholas-Tyler Laundry 1st floor sitting room

Nicholas-Tyler Laundry 1st floor sitting room

Williamsburg Inn - Nicholas-Tyler Laundry 1st floor bedroom

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Nicholas-Tyler Laundry 1st floor bedroom

Bluegreen Vacations Patrick Henry Square,Ascend Resort - Living area

Bluegreen Vacations Patrick Henry Square,Ascend Resort

2.8(29 reviews)
2.1 mi
•$$

To begin: The ONLY thing wrong with our stay was the hard sell of yet another time-share as we…read morechecked in. We made it clear, 3 times, that we already are in with a company and that we are NOT interested. Yet they insisted on talking. Ruined the beginning of our vacation, as we hadn't even left the entrance area. After that all was fine. This is a very nice place in many ways. Huge room for a one bedroom. Very clean. Easy parking. Just a short walk to the downtown Old Town Williamsburg area, which is a huge plus. Nice indoor pool. And he staff was very helpful --- except for one person. But stop the damned hard sell --- it's actually a turn-off to those of us who specifically say that we don't want it and we are much less likely to ever stay there again, regardless of how nice it is. While we'd love to next time we're in Williamsburg, we are really hesitating due solely to this.

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.

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Bluegreen Vacations Patrick Henry Square,Ascend Resort - Bed bug bites.  First night at the hotel

Bed bug bites. First night at the hotel

Bluegreen Vacations Patrick Henry Square,Ascend Resort - These outlets didn't secure our charging cords.

These outlets didn't secure our charging cords.

Bluegreen Vacations Patrick Henry Square,Ascend Resort - The TV box for the cable was just hanging from the cords.

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The TV box for the cable was just hanging from the cords.

George Washington Inn & Conference Center - Heat not working

George Washington Inn & Conference Center

1.4(34 reviews)
2.5 mi
•$$$

I stayed at this hotel for one night on a school trip and it was not as bad as the other reviews…read moremade it out to be. The rooms were clearly old but were clean enough to not be worried about bugs or any other very gross issues like scabies. The bathroom felt really sketchy and the hallways were really really hot. The room was also really hot at first but after turning the AC on in the room and sleeping at night- when I woke up the room was nice and cool. The TV was really nice actually and I had a fun time with my friends playing my Nintendo Switch on it. The beds were also pretty comfy but in my opinion the pillows were kinda meh. The elevator and stairs were very very sketchy though. It felt like a murder house or something. Plus the stairs reeked of mildew :( For the price- and seeing how close it is to Busch Gardens I would say the hotel is not that bad actually. Definitely not the best but if your tight on cash or if you have no other options it will be good. Though I do recommend bringing some slip on shoes to walk around the hotel in because the floor was kinda sticky...

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

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George Washington Inn & Conference Center
George Washington Inn & Conference Center
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