Colonial Houses, an Official Colonial Williamsburg Hotel

We were lucky enough to stay in one of the Colonial Houses, the Moody Kitchen. It was perfect for the 2 of us!! The location couldn't be better!! It is such a cozy house for 2. The bed is comfy, pillows soft, water pressure very good in the shower, and all the modern amenities. Color tv, mini frig, microwave, and real wood fireplace! You one block away for Gloucester Street where all the action and shops are located. Very easy walking everywhere. If you can, get the breakfast package which is breakfast every morning at the Williamsburg Inn and it is a treat to behold! Everything we ate was incredible, be sure to try the Poached Pear Trifle, it is amazing!!

My husband and I revisited our Williamsburg honeymoon from 45 years ago. Back then we booked our stay in the one of the historic Brick House Tavern rooms. As we strolled the private streets in the quiet night, we noticed petite, free standing “houses” occupied by visitors. We vowed to return one day to experience one. 45 years later we were back, staying in the very charming, free standing, awesomely located, “Moody’s Kitchen”. Tiny, as expected but very thoughtfully accommodated, we lacked nothing, It was immaculately clean with a fluffy, comfortable bed, storage space much better than we thought (based on other reviews) and satisfyingly hot & cold water. The fantastic chambermaid service we received was exceptional. Our little Kitchen would be spritzed with a fresh, clean, springlike fragrance upon our return. Staying in the midst of so much history makes you truly feel like a time traveler. My husband and I absolutely loved our entire Williamsburg experience at Moody’s Kitchen. A much sooner return visit is definitely in our plan.

On our visit to Colonial Williamsburg, we chose to stay in one of the colonial structures. After much research, we decided on the Robert Carter Kitchen, a quaint, stand-alone house. Not only is it an original structure, but the location was exactly what we were looking for. It sits two buildings from the Governor’s Palace and although it was within walking distance of almost everything, it was still far enough off of Duke of Gloucester Street to avoid the crowds. We loved early morning or evening walks along the Palace Green, as well as the occasional visits to the sheep that bordered the backyard. And honestly, not having to deal with parking in Colonial Williamsburg was a huge plus. For us, the location and convenience were easily worth the price. However, I think it is important to realize that you are staying in a colonial structure modeled after the time period. The bathroom upstairs was a bit small and the stairs were somewhat steep, but we were fine with this. The bed was comfortable (we slept upstairs, although there is a daybed on the main level) along with a fireplace during colder weather. My only complaint would be that when we turned on the air conditioner, it seemed a bit musty in the bedroom upstairs. Overall, however, the experience was very unique and added to the immersion into the history of Williamsburg. I would certainly recommend anyone visiting Colonial Williamsburg stay in a colonial house at least once.

Who knew you could stay in a house in the heart of Old Williamsburg? We have been going to Williamsburg now for nearly 45 years and we did not know about this option. It was a treasure and such a great experience of immersion in the Old Williamsburg.

Had a good time liked the people who portrayed characters steep steps in the front of the brick house.

Professional staff, friendly, informative and knowledgeable. The scheduled activities and historical presentations were informative. We enjoyed it so much we extended our stay an additional day.

We’ve stayed at the Colonial Houses several times, and each time has been wonderful experience, with a unique and memorable room. Price was an incredible bargain, especially considering location within the colonial area, spaciousness of the room, and overall charm.

Are you looking for some R&R that will re-charge you in a way that no beach, ******, or cruise could ever delight? Look no further. My 4-day mini-vacay was the best time-off I ever had. It doesn't matter if you stay at the inn, the lodge, or one of their wonderful colonial houses; take the time to talk to the tradespeople, learn a bit of history (I promise it won't be like high school), and enjoy the evening tours like ******* Williamsburg, Cry Witch, and To Hang A Pirate. Everyone at Colonial Williamsburg was absolutely awesome.

We had an amazing experience staying in Colonial Williamsburg right in the historic district, in one of the old taverns! It was very peaceful and quiet with everything you need. If you love history and creaky floors, you have to give it a try!