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- Entire condo
- Williamsburg
This offer is for a 7 Night Stay only from Saturday to Saturday. All other requests cannot be accommodated. Resort charges a mandatory Resort Activities Fee of $6.00 plus tax per bedroom per day. This fee is not included in the offer price and must be paid directly at the resort during check-in. Come to the heart of Colonial America, where Wyndham Kingsgate invites you to discover the culture of the past. Williamsburg is one of the foremost historic districts in the United States. Nearby, visit Colonial Williamsburg, Jamestown settlement, Yorktown, the college of William and Mary, and Busch Gardens. While at the resort, enjoy indoor and outdoor pools, tennis, miniature golf, on-site masseuse, and a recreation center. A new video gaming complex allows you to experience the ultimate in video games with 30 state-of-the-art video games and movies. NOTE*: Credit Card information will be collected at Check-In by the resort for a security deposit.
- Hotel room
- Williamsburg
This resort features state-of-the-art video gaming complex. It also, includes an indoor and outdoor pools, tennis, mini golf, & King Cinema are always a hit. Close to historic Williamsburg and Busch Gardens We have MORE of these condos available. Send me a message for groups. Sleeps 4 people. King bed in bedroom and queen sofa sleeper in living-room. Charming era furnishings paired with modern comforts. Mini kitchen to prepare basic meals. Washer/Dryer in the unit for laundry.
- Entire condo
- Williamsburg
Furnished in the Colonial style, this resort offers all the modern amenities and activities you could want. Surrounded by the area's top attractions and historic landmarks, there's plenty to explore, ensuring that your getaway is one to remember. Located just 5 minutes from historic Williamsburg, this resort provides convenient access to historic attractions, wineries, beaches, and local artisan shops. Relax by the pool or indulge in the natural splendor surrounding this charming resort.
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All about Williamsburg
Located near the Chesapeake Bay, Williamsburg was the capital of the Virginia Colony from 1699 to 1780. A century ago, John D. Rockefeller funded the restoration of hundreds of 18th-century buildings, and Colonial Williamsburg has since become a massive outdoor living-history museum. With hundreds of buildings to wander through, not to mention historical re-enactors to observe and craft shops to pursue, this getaway lets you immerse yourself in Colonial America. Remain in the past by attending Revolutionary War re-creations in Yorktown and exploring archeological sites in Jamestown, both a short drive or bike ride away. If you need a break from tricorn hats and petticoats, you can rent a kayak to explore the water trails surrounding Williamsburg, or seek out the area’s many golf courses, the Kidsburg playground, and chartered sailboats.
How do I get around Williamsburg?
There are many ways to get to your Williamsburg vacation rental. Several flights a day arrive at the Newport News/Williamsburg Airport (PHF). You’ll find many more direct connections to the Richmond International Airport (RIC), 45 miles northwest of Williamsburg via I-64.
Amtrak’s Northeast Regional train route, which runs between Boston, New York, and D.C., has a stop in downtown Williamsburg. (Tip: You may be able to reserve a spot for your bike!) Greyhound buses also stop here, and several private coach services run between Richmond Airport and Williamsburg.
You can rent a car at any of the major airports, or once you arrive in town. And if you want to avoid a car altogether, the Williamsburg Area Transit Authority operates a number of local bus lines.
When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Williamsburg?
Williamsburg is a year-round destination, with mild winters that rarely see snow, but the most comfortable times of year may be spring (March through early June) and fall (September-October). Springtime temperatures hover in the comfortable 60s and 70s Fahrenheit, and while June is the rainiest month of the year, the rains are far from constant.
Summer temperatures average in the high 70s and 80s Fahrenheit from May through August, and the humidity spikes during those months as well. Unless you’re determined to explore the city in period attire, light clothing will probably serve you well. The temperatures drop into the 50s Fahrenheit around October. From late November through February, chilly weather may shorten your time in the outdoor exhibitions, but it won’t stop them.
What are the top things to do in Williamsburg?
Jamestown
Just 7 miles from Williamsburg, Jamestown is the site of a British colony founded in 1607. At the Jamestown Settlement Museum, you can board replicas of the ships that brought colonists to North America, or wander around a re-created 17th-century fort and Powhatan village, chatting with actors in costume. Not far away is Historic Jamestowne, where you can tour an archeological dig and watch glass artisans at work.
Freedom Park
History is everywhere in James County, including this 600-acre park, the site of a Revolutionary War battleground and one of the first free Black settlements in America. It also has 20 miles of biking and hiking trails, as well tree swings and zip lines.
Little Creek Reservoir Park
If you need a break from the historical sightseeing, escape for a day to this 1000-acre park to the north of Williamsburg, which is centered around a placid reservoir whose tendrils extend in many different directions. A one-mile walking tour circles the reservoir, but most people spend their time on the water: You can rent a canoe to paddle around its shoreline or a motorized boat to search out hidden coves where you can fish for largemouth bass, saugeye, and black crappie.