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Branching Out by Car From Williamsburg
With Colonial Williamsburg right around the corner, William and Mary’s campus next door, and award-winning restaurants all within walking distance, you may wonder why a car is necessary when you stay at our … Read more
Taking a Leisurely Ride Through History
Williamsburg, VA, has so much to offer vacationers and locals alike: a bustling downtown full of shops and restaurants, Colonial Williamsburg, where history comes to life, and nearby William & Mary College.… Read more
A Colonial Capital and Where the American Revolution Took Root
Although it has less than 5% of the population of other nearby cities, such as Virginia Beach, Williamsburg has had an outsized influence in shaping our nation's early history. The town w… Read more
The summer is coming to a close, but that doesn't change our love for this sweet treat. We're talking about ice cream!
Every month is “Ice Cream Month” in Williamsburg, and it is celebrated all over the city. Prince George Street may be the capital o… Read more
Stay in the Heart of Williamsburg and Travel with Ease
Amtrak rail offers an option for visitors who want to leave their car behind and enjoy a comfortable travel experience. Williamsburg, Virginia, is a relaxing train ride from many locations to the… Read more
In addition to being a free, scenic, and beautiful trip across the James River, riding the Jamestown Ferry is a chance to reimagine when the first colonists arrived on the same shores of the Virginia peninsula over four centuries ago. Captain John Sm… Read more
Since Virginia is indeed for lovers, we decided to write a post about all things LOVE in Williamsburg this month.
Whether you need suggestions for a date night, inspiration for a proposal spot, or lodging for a wedding party – look no further!
DATE I… Read more
From Engaging History to Thrilling Rides, Williamsburg Has It All
Planning a trip to Williamsburg to visit the College of William and Mary can be fun for your family. With its rich history, nearby theme parks, and quaint downtown area, Williamsburg&n… Read more
Visit Where the American Revolution Was Fought and Won
In the fall of 1781, just 14 miles from the current-day location of our Williamsburg bed and breakfast, the Battle of Yorktown decided the fate of the American Revolution, putting the final stamp… Read more
1. Colonial Williamsburg and William and Mary, Without the Crowds
Williamsburg takes on a quieter tone after the holiday rush has come and gone. It’s a great time to get individual attention from building interpreters and visit several trade sho… Read more