Williamsburg Lodge
"Steps away from historic Colonial Williamsburg, brick buildings connected by covered walkways make up this "charming lodge" designed in the 1930s by the Rockefellers. Interiors are characterized by folk art, original bluestone floors, and cypress accents. "Gorgeous British colonial–style rooms have spa-like bathrooms," a palette of reds and blues, and quilted beds. At the restaurant, indulge in contemporary American cuisine that is "nothing short of gourmet," with an emphasis on Chesapeake seafood and local wines. "Staff, from the doorman to the desk help, are very helpful and gracious." The spa is "everything a spa should be" and includes aromatherapy rooms and whirlpools."
