Your Tour Package Includes 2 or 3 nights hotel & tax plus the Following Activities:
Plan 2A One Day Pass to Historic Williamsburg Village
Plan 3A One Day Pass to Historic Williamsburg Village PLUS Admission to Jamestown Settlement AND Admission to Yorktown Victory Center
Historic Williamsburg Village. See and learn what life was like 200 years ago. Explore dozens of Historic Area sights: The Capitol, Raleigh Tavern, all Gardens, Trade Sites (Blacksmith, Wheelwright, Silversmith & Wigmaker), Great Hopes Plantation, Courthouse, Gaol, Peyton Randolph House, George Wythe House and much more!
Admission to Jamestown Settlement. Visit America’s first permanent English Colony, exhibition galleries, orientation film, orators recreate life in the 1600s with recreations of colonists fort and the three ships that brought them in 1607; explore the museum and Powhatan Indian Village.
Admission to Yorktown Victory Center. This visit chronicles America’s struggles for independence. Exhibits depict accounts of the American Revolution; even muster with troops in a Continental Army encampment.
CUSTOMIZED PACKAGE
Great on a stand-alone basis or in combination with a Washington DC package! Seasons and rates vary considerably in Williamsburg. Please let your travel agent know exactly what you want and we will work with them to completely customize your visit!
WILLIAMSBURG INN
136 East Francis Street
Built by John D. Rockefeller, Jr. in 1937, the Williamsburg Inn reflects today what its founder envisioned:
a charming country inn providing the most modern, gracious accommodations. This stately,
full-service hotel pampers all its guests with royal treatment. Listed on the National Register of Historic
Places, the inn is adjacent to the Colonial Williamsburg Historic Area and the Golden Horseshoe
Golf Club. Savor distinctive food and wines in the renowned Regency Room for regional favorites.
Enjoy cocktails and conversation in the clubby ambiance of the Restoration Bar. The Terrace
Room is perfect for traditional afternoon tea.
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WILLIAMSBURG LODGE
427 Franklin Street
Renewed and restored in 2007, the Williamsburg Lodge offers guests a generous helping of southern
hospitality with impeccable service and a choice of comfortable accommodations in either the
all-new, Federal-style guesthouses, the renovated Tazewell Hall, or the restored main Lodge building.
Furnishings are inspired by art from the nearby Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum.
One of the two original hotels envisioned by John D. Rockefeller, the property has now matured to
comprise eight buildings, interconnected by sheltered, brick-paved walkways. American cuisine at
the Lodge Restaurant. Cocktail at the Lodge Lounge.
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WOODLANDS HOTEL
105 Visitor Center Drive
Set near a pine grove adjacent to Colonial Williamsburg’s Visitor Center, Williamsburg Woodlands
Hotel & Suites is a family haven with recreational choices—miniature golf, shuffleboard, table tennis,
bike rentals, and swimming. Plus, a continental breakfast buffet is included in the room rate.
Walk or shuttle to the Historic Area.
Rooms feature two full-size beds, a sitting area with desk, and a comfortable lounge chair.
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