I love American history, especially the colonial / Revolutionary War eras, so as you can imagine, I love this place! Although I would recommend visiting it any time of the year, I've always found October and November to be the most enjoyable months. The trees are turning colors and there is hot apple cider to be had. While I've always... more

My wife and I have visited CW a few times and for the first time in about 7 years were able to come back and what we experienced prompted me to write this review of our weekend. First I'll start by saying that most of the reviews on this site about CW, I think, are inaccurate in that they are... more

Just returned from trip to CW with my mom and my 7 yr old daughter, who adores her Felicity AG doll and colonial history. It was like a dream come true for her despite the nor'easter that kept the weather mucky and in the low 50s. I did a lot of research and read a lot of TA reviews prior... more

We thoroughly enjoyed this village. I wish there was a bit more here to see and do in this immediate area, but it's definitely worth a visit (and we'll be back, too). I felt sorry for the staff as it was approximately 100 degrees for the week, and most were in the direct sun. It was a delightful place. Our... more

Just returned from a 5 day / 6 night trip to Colonial Williamsburg; and, as usual, enjoyed myself tremendously!! As I have mentioned before as a response to those negative reviews, you need to put a little bit of effort and research into this trip to get as close to full enjoyment out of it as you can ... just... more

Just returned from my first visit to Colonial Williamsburg & the Historic Triangle. I went with a friend of mine who has been there eight times before...so I basically had my own tour guide! From the very first day, I was delighted by the area. It truly feels as though you are going back in time! Be sure you pick... more

I read a lot of reviews before going to Williamsburg, many of them saying to skip the admission and just walk around the town. But, we were glad we bought the pass for 2 days, we only needed 1 1/2 days. We chould have spent more time just in the quaint village shops. When you get the daily schedule of... more

We found that if we had drove into the historic part of Williamsburg, we could walk through the entire town regardless if we didn't have a ticket. By having a ticket it allows you into the buildings. I was disappointed that we bought the tickets..$108, 3 adults. We should've parked in the town area and just walked around. There was... more

Recently returned from an amazing trip to Williamsburg. Staying at the Williamsburg Lodge in the Ashby Guesthouse (recently renovated) a block away from the Duke of Glouchester street entering through the arsenal magazine. I had an idea of what to expect but can say without hesitation that this stay and trip exceeded my expectations. As part of the hotels fall... more