Williamsburg, Virginia - Crowne Plaza Williamsburg from $122 per night
Overview | Rates | Map Only 1/2 Mile From Colonial Williamsburg Indoor And Outdoor Pool, Fitness Center, Game Room, Guest Laundry, Tennis Courts, Full Service Restaurant, Book it now!
Williamsburg, Virginia - Williamsburg Lodge from $139 per night
Overview | Rates | Map The Williamsburg Lodge offers Southern Comfort in a casual setting. Walking distance to golf, museums and the historic area, the Lodge has 264 guest rooms Book it now!
Williamsburg, Virginia - Colonial Taverns from $169 per night
Overview | Rates | Map Ideal for guest who wish to fully immense themselves in the 18th century. Furnished with authentic period reproductions and antiques, each Colonial Tavern Book it now!
Williamsburg, Virginia - Courtyard By Marriott Williamsburg from $149 per night
Overview | Rates | Map The hotel designed by business travelers, Courtyard surrounds you with all the conveniences that make business and pleasure travel easy. The Courtyard Book it now!
Williamsburg, Virginia - Greensprings Plantation from $209 per night
Overview | Rates | Map Greensprings Plantation is built on land that was part of a colonial plantation, Green Spring. The plantation was home of Sir William Berkeley, Royal Governor of the Virginia colony. During the civil war, the house was torched Book it now!
Williamsburg, Virginia - Comfort Inn Newport News from $129 per night
Overview | Rates | Map The Comfort Inn Newport News offers affordable accommodations in close proximity to the Newport News airport. A complimentary shuttle to the airport and select destinations within a five-mile radius is available Book it now!
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Williamsburg, VA (via Richmond): Start At the Very Beginning
Explore living landmarks where the American Revolution was born in Historic Williamsburg Book it now!
"Richmond / Williamsburg, VA: Virginia is for History Lovers (Flight Not Included)"
The beautiful state of Virginia is made for motoring, so hop in the included rental car and take a historic driving tour. Book it now!
Destination Williamsburg lets you explore the attractions of Colonial Williamsburg and book your hotel room online. You'll find detailed information about Water Country USA, Busch Gardens Williamsburg, Jamestown Settlement, Yorktown Battlefield, The Yorktown Victory Center and other local attractions on our Attractions Page. We offer great deals on all of our featured hotels. Have a great trip to Williamsburg!
Colonial Williamsburg is the
nation's largest and oldest outdoor living history museum. It portrays
18th-century Williamsburg in all its beauty and grandeur, just as it appeared on
the eve of the American Revolution.
Williamsburg is located in southeastern Virginia on a peninsula between the James and York Rivers, which run into Chesapeake Bay. Settled in 1632, it was Virginia's capital from 1699 to 1779. After that time, the city unfortunately declined, and it was not until the 1920's that people again took a real interest in Williamsburg. It was in 1926 that the idea of excavating and restoring the colonial site of Williamsburg took root. Williamsburg then underwent a complete transformation from an industrial town to what is now known as Colonial Williamsburg.
Colonial Williamsburg bridges Virginia's past and present, with remnants of the past preserved amid the cultural and commercial bustle of the modern day. Throughout the city, an engaging mix of sights, sounds and activities helps visitors reconnect with America's past and become active participants in 18th-century
life. Not only can visitors enjoy the restored buildings, but also actors recreate the everyday lives of early settlers. On Colonial Williamsburg's 173 acres, 88 original 18th- and early 19th-century structures, such as the courthouse, have been meticulously restored. The site curators are dedicated to maintaining the period's integrity in every detail from pieces of furniture, pottery, china, glass, silver, pewter, textiles, tools, and carpeting, to landscaping.
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All year round, visitors can observe hundreds of costumed interpreters wearing bonnets or three-cornered hats and speaking in character. Many residents of the settlement demonstrate their trades in venues open to the public. Historic trade demonstrations, dramatic vignettes, interactive programs and encounters with "People of the Past" take place in 28 exhibition sites and historic trade shops throughout the Historic Area. Visitors can enjoy 18th-century style dining in authentic colonial surroundings at any one of Colonial Williamsburg's four operating taverns.
For a vacation with the grandchildren, for a holiday celebration with the family, or for a time of personal reflection: treat yourself to the opportunity to become part of our nation's living history in Colonial Williamsburg!
Explore living landmarks where the American Revolution was born in Historic Williamsburg 
The beautiful state of Virginia is made for motoring, so hop in the included rental car and take a historic driving tour. 
