Hotels near Williamsburg Jamestown Airport - JGG, Williamsburg

Wonderful place for multiple reasons! First, it's engagingly historic and truly gives you a feel for a colonial town. The people staging the reenactments and the docents are terrific and really add to the depth of the colonial experience. The stories of our colonial government are informative and provide a perspective for our modern life. Secondly, it's just a beautiful place to visit and experience. It's like a wonderful walk in a park with something to see wherever you look---historic houses, cobblestone pathways, mature trees and plants of every variety.....even an old cemetery. We've been there many times and sometime just go to "be there". Thirdly, the merchant square area has some interesting stores and eateries to take a break from the touring. A bottle of wine with cheeses can be enjoyed in the lovely square area. The vibe is very friendly with locals walking their dogs and engaging with the tourists. All in all a great place for young and old. You can take from it whatever you wish......a passionate exploration of history......or a gentle walk in a beautiful colonial town.

The great Wolf lodge indoor and outdoor water park is an amazing place for the whole family to go. And if you can't afford a room, you have the option to basically lay away the room. You can reserve it and make payments over time. The rooms there are amazing. The water park is amazing and anything else that you need to do is easily located within 10 minutes of everywhere?

Colonial Williamsburg's Merchants Square-absolutley loved the Mellow Mushroom! Great atmosphere for laughs with the family and delicious pizza! We got there late, so most places (aside from foodies) had closed but it would be fun to just walk around, and see all the neat things in the diffrent shops.

We usually travel to Williamsburg yearly as we love roaming the streets of "old Town" Williamsburg. However now you have to pay to park downtown and the parking lots were over run with vehicles. Not sure we'll go back anytime soon but if we do, we'll book an Uber from our hotel.

Staying here was real good. We went to the Colonial Williamsburg 3 times and did different activities, (Carriage Ride, Ghost Walk, went in a lot of the buildings and talked to staff). Ate at Capt. George's, Golden Corral, Cracker Barrel. When going to Colonial Williamsburg, we rode on the bus from the Visitor's Center and back. We were going to go to Ripley's Believe it or not, but it was closed for maintenance.

Williamsburg is a lovely historic small city with many attractions nearby, as well as places to eat and shop. Of course the main attraction is Colonial Williamsburg, which is probably a 2 day visit if you want to see the crafts and trades facilities as well as the historic buildings such as the Governor's Palace. This was our 2nd visit so we visited sites that we missed the 1st time. Also we went during the middle of the week in mid-October to avoid the huge crowds.