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The best way to get the full immersion experience is to rent one of the 26 best-selling Colonial Houses. Are they authentic? Not so much. Though the shells are...more
see the Colonial Williamsburg guideLocated on the west side of North Henry Street, and a little closer to the historic action than Woodlands, Governor's Inn is the bargain hotel of the bunch....more
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Surrounded by the four-season splendor of the Allegheny Mountains, this National Historic Landmark welcomed its first guests to the beautiful Virginia...more
| book now ›A couple of blocks west of Merchants Square and across the street from the William & Mary campus, this ersatz 18th-century brick building is the de facto...more
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At this hotel, a former gas station that debuted as a restaurant in 1978, "staff greeted us with tea and biscuits and served us in maid and butler uniforms."...more
This reproduction of an eighteenth-century Federal manor house with white columns and a brick courtyard is in the center of Old Town. It features an...more
Among hotels in Norfolk and Hampton area, the Renaissance Portsmouth Hotel & Waterfront Conference Center offers a rewarding stay for Virginia vacations...more
| book now ›Opened in 1937, the self-proclaimed "crown jewel" of Colonial Williamsburg hotels looks like a Southern mansion from the outside but is outfitted in full...more
see the Colonial Williamsburg guideAlong with the premium Williamsburg Inn, this big—323 rooms—faux-Colonial complex was part of the original plan of John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Now that...more
see the Colonial Williamsburg guideThis 300-room modern hotel next to the Visitor Center on the northern edge of the historic area is the newest of the five foundation-run options and the best...more
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