Williamsburg Virginia Hotels

Williamsburg, Virginia, is one of the oldest cities in America and a much-beloved tourist destination. When most people think of Williamsburg, they think of Colonial Williamsburg, the lovingly restored 18th-century village near the College of William and Mary but many are fascinated to find amazing restaurants, amusement parks and world class golf.  For those who decide to stay in Williamsburg you'll find the best rates on hotels in Williamsburg Virginia right here.

Colonial Williamsburg has dozens of houses, museums, and shops for visitors to explore. You can listen to a speech at the Governor's House, meet colonial soldiers at the Magazine, take a carriage ride down Duke of Gloucester Street, and possibly even meet a famous Virginian like Patrick Henry or George Washington himself.

For those who prefer more modern entertainment, Williamsburg is also home to two amusement parks. Busch Gardens offers five hair-raising roller coasters, shows, games, and dining options from around the world. Or you can don your bathing suit and make a splash at the slides and pools at Water Country USA. Shopping mavens won't want to miss Prime Outlets, where designer brands can be purchased at deep discounts.

As a popular spot for tourists, Williamsburg has many hotels to choose from. There are half a dozen hotels to choose from in Colonial Williamsburg itself, including the luxurious Williamsburg Inn and the homey Williamsburg Lodge. If you are looking for something unusual, consider the Colonial Houses, where you can stay in an authentic period house -- although the conveniences are modern!

Out in town, Great Wolf Lodge is a combination of hotel and indoor water park. The lodge also includes a spa, an arcade, and other entertainments, making it a terrific all-in-one destination for families any time of the year. Williamsburg Hospitality House offers upscale lodging at reasonable prices.

The various hotel chains, including Travelodge, Quality Inn, Holiday Inn Express, Marriott, Hilton, and more, are also well-represented in Williamsburg.

Williamsburg is only a short drive from two other historical cities, Jamestown and Yorktown. You can explore the Jamestown Settlement, the oldest English settlement in America, or visit the Yorktown Victory Center to relive the end of the American Revolution. Yorktown's waterfront, on the beautiful York River, is also a popular destination for shopping and dining.