Williamsburg Hotel Guide - Colonial Williamsburg Visitor Center hotels in Williamsburg, United States of America.

"Was ok, nice staff, clean room"

"Bad location/unsafe and filthy. Bugs, dirt, broken appliances. Breakfast was lacking selection and coffee machine was dirty."

"Pools were clean and comfy"

"There was a major remodel going on but my room was quiet, and clean. I was pleased to find a large apartment sized refrigerator freezer in the room instead of the typical dorm size. There was an elevator which is a must for me if more than 1 floor. They advised breakfast but there was nothing but coffee, this is the only thing I ding them about. Convenient to restaurants though."

"The kitchen staff was fabulous! The food was great, the staff worked to keep everything fresh and plentiful. Parking was safe and sufficient."

"DNU"

"The staff was great! The room was ok. Double beds in rooms make it difficult for 2 adults in one bed. Room does not have a mini fridge. Carpets are awful, dirty and need replacing. Cleanness was hit and miss. Beds and towels were clean or new. Bathroom could have been cleaner. Pool area clean but needs wall repair. Breakfast was the typical inexpensive continental breakfast. A few restaurants within walking distance. Location is good for, Colonial Williamsburg, Busch Gardens, and Water country. Overall price was fair for the stay."

"Although the hotel is quite dated, it was extremely clean and well maintained. The room was spacious and provided everything we needed. The one negative was the air con unit was quite noisy. Other than that I would definitely recommend to others. The location in respect to Williamsburg was excellent and a pleasant walk into the town itself."

"I bought a room for my wife and son. when they checked in the hotel wouldn't give them a room without first talking to me on the phone... 1. I didn't like this, the room was paid for. 2. how does the hotel know who was on the phone? if it was a fraud, how would they know. seems pretty dumb to me. no problem, we will not be going back."