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Williamsburg Plantation
4870 Longhill Road
Williamsburg, VA 23188
Nightly Rates: ($148.00 - $185.33)
2 Star
Surrounded by historical sites, the Williamsburg Plantation is a perfect spot for a family vacation. Modeled after an antebellum plantation, the all-suite resort offers sightseeing in the cobblestoned streets plus first class sports and recreation facilities. Minutes from Colonial Willamsburg, Busch Gardens and hundreds of years of Americana. 40 k More...
Patrick Henry Inn
249 York Street
Williamsburg, VA 23185
Nightly Rates: ($52.56 - $52.56)
2 Star
Visit the Patrick Henry Inn and enjoy our outdoor heated pool, playground and game room for the kids. The Inn is also near other major Williamsburg attractions such as Jamestown, Yorktown and Colonial Williamsburg - Virginia Williamsburg is the United States? fourth most popular vacation destination, and there are plenty of reasons why. From educa More...
Patrick Henry Inn
249 York Street
Williamsburg, VA 23185
Nightly Rates: ($69.00 - $78.00)
2 Star
Visit the Patrick Henry Inn and enjoy our outdoor heated pool, playground and game room for the kids. The Inn is also near other major Williamsburg attractions such as Jamestown, Yorktown and Colonial Williamsburg - Virginia Williamsburg is the United States? fourth most popular vacation destination, and there are plenty of reasons why. From educa More...
 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near VirginiaWhile in Virginia, you might enjoy a visit to: You may not WANT to eat it, but you could. In the same ham-crazy town that made the World's Largest Ham Biscuit. And quite possibly the only peanut museum in the U.S. as well. An old landfill, sixty feet high, that's been turned into a park for picknicking. |