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Value Hotels with Suites in Williamsburg, VA

Patriots Inn Williamsburg
1 BR and 2 BR suites great for families

Daily from $169

Hampton Inn & Suites Williamsburg-Richmond Rd
2 miles from Colonial Williamsburg

Daily from $158

Historic Hotels in Downtown Washington, DC

Hotel Lombardy
Italian elegance near K Street

Daily from $218

Tabard Inn
Cosy boutique hotel downtown with antiques

Daily from $200



Celebrate History in Colonial Williamsburg

Welcome to the largest living history show in the world. Williamsburg — Virginia’s colonial capital — has been superbly restored with boxwood hedges, artisan shops, the House of Burgesses and the Governor's Palace. Here a young Thomas Jefferson and Patrick Henry practiced their oratory on fellow delegates.

Stay an extra day to enjoy nearby attractions. Jamestown and Yorktown, the turning point of the Revolutionary War, are just 20 minutes away. Busch Gardens has festive theme-park rides, while Water Country USA also has slides and a wave pool.

Come to Williamsburg, Virginia in 2026 to salute the 250th Birthday of America. Let us help you find a hotel or inn that suits your needs!

Insider Travel Tips

  • The Colonial Williamsburg Historic Area includes 89 buildings from the 18th century plus hundreds more buildings reconstructed using archaeological research.
  • Visit the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown. Multimedia exhibits indoors and costumed interpreters on battlefield & farm.
  • Bike or hike to Williamsburg! The Virginia Capital Trail is a paved trail stretching 52 miles between Jamestown and Richmond — Virginia's first and current capitals.
  • Jamestown Settlement brings back to life the arrival of English colonists in 1607 (and Central African slaves in 1619) to tidewater land of the Powhatan Indians.
  • DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum in Williamsburg, Virginia is dedicated to British and American fine and decorative arts from 1670-1840. Home to the world's largest collection of Southern furniture and an outstanding collection of British ceramics.
  • Come see woodworking trades: joiners, carpenters, cabinetmakers using hand tools to shape timber frames and cupboards; coopers turning flat boards into barrels; wheelwrights combine wood and iron into cart wheels; and harpsichord makers.
  • Explore animal exhibits (250 species of Virginia wildlife, including bald eagles and red wolves) at the Virginia Living Museum in Newport News. Discovery areas for kids and outdoor Dinosaur Discovery Trail.