Nice location near CW. Good breakfast buffet. Loved the rooms in Nicholas house. Updated bathrooms. I would definitely return.

This was our third stay at Williamsburg Lodge. The previous two times we stayed in side buildings that were quite nice. This time we had a promotional deal that enabled us to get a suite. Mistake! We were right above the bar, which played loud music on Saturday night. The sound insulation is quite poor, which is a surprise considering these are the most expensive rooms. By the time I realized how loud it was, it was really too late to ask to move to another room.

Upon entering the room I immediately noticed that the sheets and towels were disheveled (I was worried they hadn’t been washed, but they appeared to be clean upon inspection). One of the lamps was broken, the safe was locked so I couldn’t use it, and the air in the room was extremely dry (so dry that I ran the shower at 2-3 AM to add humidity to the room - I kept waking up from the discomfort). After purchasing tickets at the visitor center I learned that the hotel could have sold me discount tickets – the hotel never communicated this to me. I complained to the hotel management about my stay, but they never responded.

My family and I stayed in the newer part of the Lodge. I thought it was great-- very clean and really comfortable-- nice decor. I'm mostly just picky about the clean part. We chose the lodge for it's location-- walking distance to Duke of Gloucester Street. From what I could tell it was the most reasonable hotel within walking distance of the colonial stuff.

We didn't check out any of the other hotel amenities because we were there for such a short stay-- can't comment on those.