Williamsburg Inn, an Official Colonial Williamsburg Hotel

"Luxury hotel, the price is a little lower, but you can still live if you don't care about the money. The hotel has a golf course, coach teaching, and the restaurant is also very good. It is recommended to stay at least two nights if you want to live, otherwise the time is too short and the experience is incomplete."

Club Wyndham Governor’s Green

Spark by Hilton Williamsburg Historic Area

"Good location, old rooms."

Hilton Vacation Club the Historic Powhatan Williamsburg

"Everything was wonderful. This was a return stay and we’ll definitely come again!!"

The Fife and Drum Inn

"Once we discovered the Fife and Drum, we stayed no where else! We were fortunate to be frequent visitors with both of our children going to William and Mary! We love the convenience of being able to walk through Colonial Williamsburg, to our favorite restaurants and to campus. The best people work here! It's spotless and so charming! Take advantage of their rooftop! Although we won't be back as frequently, we have already planned a fall visit and can't wait! Thanks Fife and Drum! You are a gem!"

Hampton Inn & Suites Williamsburg Historic District

Hampton Inn & Suites Williamsburg-Richmond Road

"Conveniently situated between Colonial Williamsburg and Jamestown Settlement, this hotel was great for a one night stay. The room itself was decent - an older property that's been fixed up. The breakfast is good - not amazing, but a good variety. We would happily stay here again."

Cedars of Williamsburg Bed & Breakfast

"The building's exterior retains a well-preserved colonial-era style, and it's close to Williamsburg, the College of William & Mary, and other places. The bathroom in the room is a bit small, and the breakfast varies daily and includes interactive elements."

Embassy Suites by Hilton Williamsburg

"The location is convenient and the bathroom leaks."

Bluegreen Vacations Patrick Henry Square, an Ascend Collection Resort