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Williamsburg Lodge

Williamsburg, VA
310 South England Street, Williamsburg, VA 23185
At a Glance
Opened1939
Last Renovated2007
Guest Rooms323
Kings/Suites/Doubles94 / 18 / 211
Room RatesHigh $185-$275
Low $125-$215
High Season (Apr - Jun)
Low Season (Nov - Mar)
Ideal Group Size750
Max Group Size1000
Fees/Taxes
Resort Fee0
Room Tax10%
Sales Tax$2
Meeting Space
Largest Meeting Room11,190 ft²
Indoor Meeting Space67,000 ft²
Indoor/Outdoor Meeting Space40,000 ft²
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Amenities
Business: Property-wide Wi-Fi access and a conference center with advanced audiovisual equipment and technical support.
Recreation: 45 holes of golf on three courses, full-service spa with fitness center and salon, eight tennis courts, three pools, hiking, biking, lawn bowling, and croquet.
Nearby: HIstoric Area with interactive tours and programs, shopping at Williamsburg Marketplace and Merchants Square, the DeWItt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum, the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum, and Bassett Hall (former residence of John D. Rockefeller, Jr.)
Dining, Food & Beverage
F&B Averages
BreakfastBuffet $20
Cont. $14
LunchBuffet $22
Plated $19
DinnerBuffet $45
Plated $38
Coffee Break$8
2-Hour Open Barvaries
Onsite Dining/Capacity/Cuisine
Chownings Tavern110
tavern
Christiana Campbell's Tavern190
tavern
King's Arms Tavern260
tavern/chop house
Regency Room210
fine dining
Shields Tavern240
tavern/chop house
Williamsburg Lodge Restaurant185
American cuisine
Airport Proximity
Richmond International Airport (RIC)45 min 45 miles
Norfolk International Airort (ORF)45 min 45 miles
Newport News-Williamsburg Airport (PHF)20 min 20 miles
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The Resort Collection of Colonial Williamsburg spans the 500 rooms of the Williamsburg Inn, the Colonial Houses, and the Williamsburg Lodge. Last year, the lodge unveiled a dramatic expansion and a new focal point for groups: a brand-new state-of-the-art conference center, with 45,000 square feet of meeting and banquet space.

Up-to-the-minute technology, including Wi-Fi connectivity and comprehensive audiovisual services and equipment ready ballrooms and breakout rooms for state-of-the-art presentations. They also feature sophisticated decor with a distinctly American flavor. In the Virginia Ballroom, chandeliers resemble nineteenth-century tole lights, while the Jefferson Boardroom boasts a handcrafted conference table made of aged cherry wood. Behind the scenes, staff skilled in the art of hospitality see to every detail for today’s discriminating traveler—from chairmans of the board to US Presidents to a recent visit of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II and His Royal Highness, Prince Phillip, The Duke of Edinburgh.

The 323 rooms and suites, located in four new Federal-style guesthouses, Tazewell Hall, and the main building, draw their inspiration from American folk art, while restored elements like original cypress paneling and blue stone floors convey a sense of Virginia’s past.

For outdoor functions, the lodge now offers the 7,000-square-foot Virginia Lawn plus gardens and terraces for staging dinners and receptions. Free-time options range from 45 holes of golf at the Golden Horseshoe Golf Club to full-service pampering at The Spa of Colonial Williamsburg. The 301-acre Historic Area and Merchants Square includes museums, 60 shops, and 20 restaurants—all within steps of the lodge.
Planner Reviews
rate this property
Average Rating: 9.75
Overall a wonderful experience. Conference staff is superb and our coordinator, Michelle Lotts, was excellent. The usual small hiccups caused by our folks were all dealt with quickly and with a smile. Rooms are a bit small, but adequate. Location can\'t be beat, especially if the families are invited. Walk to Colonial Williamsburg and plenty of other attractions (Yorktown, Busch Gardens, Wolf Lodge, etc.) close by. All in all, one of our groups favorite off sites -- and we do two a year.
Meghean Field
Levine, Blaszak, Block & Boothby

Washington, District of Columbia
August 19, 2010
The expansion of the Williamsburg Lodge, coupled with the attractions of Colonial Williamsburg’s Historic Area and three international airports nearby made an easy site selection for this association with attendees from over 20 countries.
Sandy P.
The Pearson Group
February 6, 2008