Woodlands Hotel & Suites
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4.0 Stars - 4 Reviews and 454 Opinions
105 Visitor Center Dr, Williamsburg, Virginia, 23185, United States
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Great Family Williamsburg Hotel
by VeronicaG
The Woodlands is the most economical way to spend some time in Williamsburg. We chose this lodging when we were traveling with our grandson. The rooms were neat and tidy and the hotel was close to the Visitor's Center, where you purchase your tour package and catch the free shuttle.
This hotel is family-friendly and moderately priced. Happily there is a pool for cooling off tired kids on a hot day! We enjoyed staying here!
Don't let the fact that it is a top choice for families stop you from lodging here. If you want to keep an eye on cost, this is the best place for couples, too. It tends to be a bit noisy in the morning when people are departing for the day, but it's fine through the night. I think you would encounter this at most hotels anyway.
Unique Quality: Location great--pool very good for a break on hot Virginia day!
Directions: Near to the Visitor Center
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Williamsburg Woodlands
by upesnlwc
This hotel is close to the visitor's center, so it is very convenient to all the sites. This hotel includes a free continental breakfast and does have an in house dining room called 'Huzzah'. Hotel also includes an outdoor pool.
Unique Quality: This hotel is really a Best Western meets Colonial Williamsburg. The rooms have mid-range appointments, comfortable, but a little too far away to really feel that you stepped back into the 17th century
Directions: 1-800-HISTORY for reservations
Located on the same grounds as the visitor's center.
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The Williamsburg Woodlands...
by caramello
The Williamsburg Woodlands Hotel
The price for a one night stay is appr. $80.00. This may have chaged since 1999.
Unique Quality: The price is great and facilities abundant. There is a pool, workout room, tennis court and even a Burger King right on the premises. The cost per night for a two room suite is appr. $80.00. This may have changed since I was last there. Each suite has a double bed in one room and a Murphy bed (the kids get a kick out of this) and a sofa bed in the other. There is one bathroom and a 2 televisions per suite. The only disadvantage is hauling your luggage up the stairs, but since there are only two floors, it is not too bad.
Directions: The Williamsburg Woodlands is located right on the grounds of colonial Williamsburg making a convenient choice for visitors. As promised there are trees everywhere.
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We stayed at Williamsburg...
by MegSmith252
We stayed at Williamsburg Woodlands, right on the site. The bus will take you from the 21st century back to the 18th. Take your map and program with you and walk.
Unique Quality: LOvely woodland setting and very close to the village. It had washing machines and dryers - very welcome when you've been travelling for a while.
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Christiana Campbell's...
by steph4867 about Christiana Campbell's Tavern
This historic tavern, George Washington's personal favorite, today specializes in seafood. Grilled seafood dishes are balanced with regional favorites such as Clam Chowder, Crab Cakes, and Muddle - a tomato-based stew of shrimp, scallops and fish fillets. Chicken Imperial and Filet Mignon are also offered. The entrees are complemented by long-time tavern favorites: Campbell's Cabbage Slaw, Spoon Bread, and Sweet Potato Muffins.
Historic Dining
Each of the four operating taverns in the Historic Area -- Christiana Campbell's, Chowning's, King's Arms, and Shields -- offers a unique menu and atmosphere. Character interpreters and wait staff in 18th-century dress explain colonial dining habits and food preferences, adding more flavor to this fascinating glimpse of history. Strolling balladeers perform at dinner.
Contemporary Dining
Only steps from the Historic Area, enjoy lavish buffets and Chesapeake Bay favorites in the Bay Room and Café at the Williamsburg Lodge. Light lunches and terrace dining at the Gold Course Grill and Green Course Grill provide sweeping views of the golf course. At the visitor Center and Williamsburg Woodlands, there's the new Colonial Williamsburg family restaurant, HUZZAH! with food and drink to cheer about.
OK stay at Woodlands
by TripAdvisor Member KTtravel
We stayed for one night at the Woodlands Hotel & Suites. The only negative we noticed (but it is a big one) was that the beds were very uncomfortable. Perhaps it is just because we are not used to such hard mattresses, but none of us found them comfortable. The rooms however, were clean and quiet and the lobby and staff were pleasant.
On the positive side, the location (right next to the visitors center) is wonderful. We didn't have to move our car at all while we were there. The continental breakfast was fine -- we didn't eat any other meals at the hotel. We got great discounts on Williamsburg tickets because we stayed at the hotel and the room price was very reasonable. The highlight of our stay was the large, clean pool which my kids really enjoyed.
We would be happy to return if the hotel gets new beds.
Perfect Location and Reasonable Deal
by A TripAdvisor Member
We stayed at the Williamsburg Woodlands for three nights. We had a suite for $189/night. The room was reasonably up to dates, clean, comfortable. No complaints about the bed or pillows. Shower could have been hotter and with more water pressure. Pool was dirty on the bottom and water was not clear. Hallways and stairs were in bad need of vacuuming which did not happen while we stayed. Towels had mystery stains. Location was convenient to Visitor Center. Just a short walk to the shuttle buses to the historic area. We were disappointed that we had to stand in line to check in, and then we had to go to the visitor center to stand in line to get our prepaid tickets to Williamsburg. Two lines weren't convenient - - it should all happen at check in. Biggest complaint was that the complimentary breakfast was accompanied by more flies than in a horse stable. Disgusted us so much we ate breakfast out on the other two mornings. Huzzahs, the attached restaurant, had $8.95 kids menu items and the meals were not worth that. The adult food choices were shallow and Denny's level. Kings Arm Tavern was same price for kids menu and had a very good menu for adults but the bathrooms were filthy. Dirty bathroom- dirty kitchen? Makes me wonder.
Felt like a bad Camp
by A TripAdvisor Member
My husband booked a room through Woodlands Motor Inn as he had stayed here before. They had no rooms in the new part, so we received rooms in the older portion. We were told the room had 2 double beds and a cot. Instead we had 1 double bed, 1 twin bed, and the only way to put up the cot would have been to block the exit door. Bad idea in case of an emergency. We ended up having to rent an additional room, at our cost, to have room for everyone. The room smelled very musty. The sheets and shower curtains had tears in them. For $100 a night, it needs a lot of improvement. It did have a nice continental breakfast, free shuffleboard, and a nice little playground. I would not stay here again.
We'd go back
by TripAdvisor Member PatMann
It's been almost a year since we took our family of 3 sons (ages 26,28, 29), daughter-in-law, and four grandchildren (ages 8, 7, 5, 3) to Williamsburg and stayed 3 nights at the Woodlands. Yes, the rooms were $115 a night (our treat) but the convenience was well worth it. We walked, day and night, into the historic area, swam in the pool, and played free carpet golf, ate in the restaurant at the complex and took advantage of the full free breakfast. The rooms were roomy with a chair that folded out into a bed as a bonus. We took one day and drove to Jamestown. Our son with wife and 4 kids had so much fun they stayed an extra day! The 8 year old marched in the parade! I made reservations beforehand to eat a Shields- an historic inn- and enjoyed all you can eat, family style dining. The little ones were picky eaters but were treated special with ice cream for dessert. My husband and I will go back and stay here. I LOVE WILLIAMSBURG! And we live only 20 miles from St. Augustine, FL. There's so much live history and it changes day to day. Did I tell you: I LOVE WILLIAMSBURG!
Great Value
by A TripAdvisor Member
We upgraded to the Woodland Suites when we got to Willaimsburg after we saw our original choice of the Govenors Inn (which was gross-- I am surprised that it is part of the Colonial Williamsburg Hotel group). We found the Woodland Suites to be very nice and convenient to the Visitors Center.
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Woodlands Hotel & Suites
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Address: 105 Visitor Center Dr, Williamsburg, Virginia, 23185, United States
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