A Williamsburg White House Bed & Breakfast Inn

We chose this lovely inn because it was located across the street from W&M campus. We were warmly welcomed by our kind hosts who provided a good overview of all the local restaurants and sites of Williamsburg. The Inn is beautifully decorated with comfortable and period appropriate furniture and whimsical photos and collections. |We stayed in the Reagan Suite which was spacious and well appointed having fun photos and beautiful furniture and carpets. I particularly appreciated the excellent daily house keeping that cleaned the room and refreshed the towels while we were at breakfast, so that the room was pristine by 9:45am. We both enjoyed the generous, multi-course breakfast with the other pleasant and interesting guests served in an elegant dining room. My husband particularly enjoyed the afternoon wine and port with chocolate brownies every afternoon at 4pm. The hosts are knowledgeable and hospitable while being discreet. We had a lovely time.

My wife and I stayed here this past weekend. No particular special occasion, just a weekend getaway for two overworked people.|Upon arrival, we were greeted by Shannon, who showed us around, and gave us the rundown. She told us the owners were away for the weekend, and she would be our host, and let us know how to get in touch with her if needed.|The room was fantastic. It was a wonderful place to retreat to and relax. Comfortable chairs, nice bed, wonderful shower (no bath tub in this room, but we don't make use of one when one's available anyways) quiet, relaxing, exactly what we wanted out of the weekend. We spent some time sitting out in the garden early mornings and evenings, and even that was peaceful (moreso than one would expect being so close to a main road, it was really nice).|My wife has Celiacs, and Shannon was able to accommodate that both mornings with wonderful breakfasts. If you're there on a day they have the crustless quiche, count yourself lucky, it was absolutely delicious. Shannon was a wonderful host for our weekend, incredibly helpful, always smiling, and very pleasant. All in all, the Inn was a great choice for our weekend, and I'd stay here again if a room is available.

We are a family of 3 and we spent 2 nights at the WWHI during our first trip to the area. The home is beautiful and surrounded by large trees and hydrangeas. There is plenty of parking and the location is ideal for exploring the campus of William & Mary and/or walking to the highly desirable Merchants Square location where there is shopping (local boutiques and national chains) and great dining options. We really enjoyed dinner at the Fat Canary!||My husband and I stayed in the FDR room and our teenage son had the Jefferson Bed Chambers to himself.. The rooms were beautifully decorated and looked exactly as portrayed on the website. Our rooms were located behind the home in an area referred to as the West Wing. I loved the choice of linens and our mattress in FDR was firm and quite comfortable. Our room did not have "blackout" curtains but we did not have any problems getting rest. Finally, there was daily housekeeping service which was appreciated.||The owners of the Inn have been in the business over 20 years. The home is extremely clean and we were told upfront when to expect an afternoon treat, complimentary wine, the timing of the morning coffee service in the main house and choices for breakfast the next day. Everything went according to schedule reflecting their respect for our time. We were able to join other guests in the dining room for a delicious hot breakfast on both days of our stay. Meeting the other guests made our trip quite interesting because they were from other parts of the country and had interesting careers. I think this type of community experience is the best part of staying in a B&B!||The Williamsburg area is a must see for history buffs. In 2 days we visited Jamestown, Yorktown and, of course, Colonial Williamsburg. I commend John & Debbie for their attention to detail and successful business. I would recommend this Inn for the large well-appointed rooms, free parking, location, cleanliness and delicious food!

This is our 2nd visit - stayed same time last year. Returned with some friends and stayed 3 nights. Loved every minute and could not fault anything. Delicious breakfast every morning, housekeeping had been to our rooms during breakfast each morning. Delightful hosts and a very friendly dog called Winston.||Thank you for another enjoyable stay. ||Ronald Reagan suite beautifully decorated and extremely comfortable

We came here for our honeymoon, the owners Debbie and John were awesome!!! The stay was great and the breakfast was pretty dang good as well. The room was cleaned daily and were quick on our needs if we ever needed anything. The fact that we had the chance to meet people during breakfast and wine/snack time was an awesome experience. One thing I liked were the little notes around the B&B. You definitely knew what not to do to keep yourself from getting in trouble lol. I have no negative things to put in this review because the stay was so awesome!!! The owners are very kind and are great at what they do. My wife and I will definitely be back.

The original room that we booked was lovely, but the bed was enclosed as a train car and only had 1 way in. The second occupant was against the wall. It was very inconvenient for people like us that make frequent trips to the bathroom. They were able to find another room that would suit our needs. It was much appreciated. Very friendly and caring

Wonderful place and conveniently located. Was greeted by the owner. He explained about the house and gave recommendations of where to eat. The rooms were very clean. Very interesting memorabilia and history throughout the house. Looking forward to our next stay that isn't so rushed, as we had tight schedule planned this trip.

John and Debbie were super friendly and great to deal with making our reservations. Excellent breakfast both mornings. George and Martha’s room was charming, clean and well maintained. Anyone going to Williamsburg should definitely consider The White House Inn. Super close to downtown Williamsburg.

We stayed three nights in the Lincoln room and really felt comfortable and rested. It's perfectly cool and quiet in this beautifully decorated room which carries on the presidential theme throughout the inn. The hosts are wonderfully friendly and professional, the breakfasts are totally gourmet and fun to enjoy with the other guests, afternoon wine or cookies are really special and the inn is close to Colonial Williamsburg history park as well as the downtown shops and restaurants! Can't think of anything missing.

Let me start off with this is a beautiful home and great location. Though we were only able to partake in 1 of 2 breakfasts, that too was fine. I wouldn't say gourmet but no complaints. The only thing I would offer is that the host has a particular way to do most things in his home which made it an effort for us to relax fully. And with such a beautiful home and clearly years of experience I wouldn't expect him to change a thing as it clearly works. Just take notes as he runs a tight ship.

Our stay at the White House was just what the doctor ordered. The room, the food and the hosts brought smiles to both of our faces. Understand the town has refused the owners ability to make certain external modifications which would make this place even nicer - such as adding a covering above the external door at the room we stayed at so while rain was coming down we did not get wet. While not a major issue, we were in town less than a couple hours early and asked to use one of the downstairs rooms (i.e. the library) to take a call and while we were told nicely to return at 3 PM. This would have helped rather than having to take the call in our car, in the rain. We stayed in the Jefferson Room which was perfect, except there was only a single chair in the room - a bit inconvenient for a couple. The bed was great, the place spotless and so quiet. When we filled out the sheet for breakfast the next day upon checking in there were 2 options - cereal and home made waffles and bacon; I was a bit disappointed. Yet, I am so glad to say the breakfast with a granola and fruit parfait, perfect fluffy waffles and crispy bacon with fresh squeezed orange juice and superior coffee was wonderful - along with the hosts and two couples who also stayed there. Hope my comments were helpful. Would definitely chose to stay there in the future.

This was our first stay in a B&B and WOW, we definitely made the right choice choosing A Williamsburg White House! The home is beautiful, very well-maintained, and the owners are incredibly thoughtful and accommodating. We stayed in the Lincoln suite and absolutely loved it! The bed was comfy, there was plenty of room, and the temperature was always perfect! The breakfasts are AMAZING - seriously - absolutely delicious. There's an honor bar stocked with all types of drinks, and there are late afternoon snacks and goodies every day. It was a perfect stay. Thank you so much John and Debbie for an incredible extra long weekend stay in your beautiful home. We are already talking about when to book our next trip.

This has to be one of our most favorite B&B' we've ever stayed. It is EXACTLY as it represented on their website!! It's no wonder that it is ranked the #1 Bed & Breakfast in Virginia!! We invited our friends to join us, because they had never stayed in a B&B before. They were BLOWN AWAY!! Mainly by the beautiful 100+ year old mansion that has been meticulously renovated and updated to maintain its incredible charm. Of course, what ultimately makes or breaks your B&B experience in our opinion is the InnKeepers/Host. We were not disappointed. John and Debbie are phenomenal innkeepers and splendid hosts. Their love and care for their guests comes across in every little detail from our check-in process to our scrumptious breakfast enchiladas. These guys go above and beyond!! Next time you're anywhere close to Williamsburg, you owe it to yourself to stay at the #1 B&B in Virginia...!!! Thanks John & Debbie for a wonderful experience at your beautiful B&B. ~Russell & Carole Peden

My wife and I had a wonderful visit to the Williamsburg White House B&B. Debbie and John could not have been kinder, more professional, or more welcoming. The evening wine was a nice touch, and the breakfast was absolutely delicious. REALLY comfortable bed too. One other thing that really stood out was how clean the inn is. I honestly don't think I have ever stayed at a cleaner inn or hotel. Amazing.

This is a magical place! We highly recommend it. The hosts are warm and welcoming, the food is amazing, the rooms, main house, and grounds are beaitiful. Great for families or couples. So much history nearby and just a short walk to Colonial Williamsburg. We will be back!

We had an absolutely lovely experience during our two nights here. We live in DC and were looking for a nearby place to get away for a couple of nights, and the Williamsburg White House was just the ticket. The place is full of charm and warmth. There's a wood burning fireplace in the downstairs sitting room and Presidential memorabilia all over the walls. But above all else, it's the owners/innkeepers that make the inn stand out. John and Debbie's warmth, hospitality, and kindness are unmatched. They clearly enjoy what they do and make every effort to make guests feel at home. And Debbie's breakfasts are to die for! We cannot recommend staying with them highly enough. We will be back!!

Absolutely awesome bed and breakfast!!! This is the first B&B I've been to so I don't have much to compare it to but the grounds, the room, the common spaces, the breakfast and the hospitality were all AMAZING!

One of the first B&Bs we stayed at in Williamsburg, this place is right off of Jamestown Rd. We arrived late, but obtaining the key and getting to our place was a breeze. We stayed in the Washington Suite, and I loved the portrait of Washington himself, over the mantle, and the wallpaper and the decorations. Definitely a 'presidential' feel to it. Breakfast? My husband and I LOVED Ms. Debbie's stuffed french toast with the strawberries - it was oh-so-amazing! We also had the eggs Benedict the following morning, and that was so delicious, too! Dining in the main room was a little awkward, as most of the other couples kept to themselves, but Debbie and John tried to keep the conversation flowing. We knew the Williamsburg area well, so we didn't have to ask for suggestions on things to do. A cute inn and a nice treat if you're in the area. +stuffed french toast with strawberries +eggs Benedict

Stayed here this past weekend for our anniversary and this place was amazing! It is cute and charming and the owners were so hospitable and friendly. We got the anniversary package and our room had a bottle of local wine and red roses with a little card. We also had a $125 gift card to Fat Canary restaurant and a table was already reserved for us. They serve breakfast every morning and it is delicious! It is also just a few minutes away from the Colonial Williamsburg market district that has lots of shopping and restaurants. If you want a quiet, charming, and quirky historical place to stay, this is where it's at!

We had the absolute pleasure of staying at the beautiful Williamsburg White House Inn for a week. Debbie and John, the Innkeepers were delightful and extremely helpful. This Inn is impeccably maintained.The rooms are beautifully decorated and comfortable. They have created a bed and breakfast that is rich with historical artifacts and memorabilia. The breakfasts are beautifully prepared and delicious. We very much enjoyed the lively conversations at the dining room table as well as lovely sweets in the late afternoon. They had many terrific suggestions about places to visit and restaurants in the area. We highly recommend this wonderful inn which is so very close to the many attractions in Colonial Williamsburg and Jamestown. Don't hesitate to make this your next destination vacation.

A wonderful stay in the White House! This is a beautiful old home located in the perfect location super close to William and Mary College AND Colonial Williamsburg. We arrived in the evening on a Saturday and were greeted right away in the foyer by a very friendly woman,Susan. She eagerly gave us the lay of the land and helped us know what to expect during our stay. There was a very nice Australian couple also checking in ,so we all listened to her together. Our room would be on the 3rd floor, "The Theodore Roosevelt ". Breakfast would be served in the dining room, at 9am. We had to fill out our breakfast order before turning in for the night. Wine and sweets would be served in the living room each night between 5-7pm. Yay! We settled into our spacious room on the 3rd floor. It even had an extra sitting room with a TV. The only complaint would be the bathroom. The door was slatted, meaning it was NOT very sound proof. Also, the shower was extremely small. I'm a small person and if I think it's small; it's small. But this place IS old, so it's to be expected. Not a deal breaker. The room was extremely clean and tidy with plenty of plush towels. I also loved all the interesting nooks and crannies that old rooms seem to have. We took advantage of the wine at 5pm and went downstairs to have wine and chit chat with the other guests. Everyone was really friendly. The next morning we enjoyed the 9am breakfast. A bit later than we would have liked, but that's ok. We all sat together at the dining room table and enjoyed a scrumptious breakfast of OJ, coffee, fresh fruit, and stuffed French toast with blueberries. Very delicious!! Miscellaneous mentions: they have a friendly collie puppy that lives there. Would have loved to have seen more of him! Also, when we arrived back after dinner out, there were about 6 deer right on the front lawn! Would definitely recommend this charming place for a stay in Williamsburg!

Very nice place to stay. Enjoyed having breakfast with the other guess ever morning. The breakfast is a 5 star.

I was just married at this adorable, amazing bed and breakfast the other day, and it was absolutely wonderful, exceeding my expectations!!! My fiancé (now husband ) and i didn't want a big wedding. We like to vacation in Virginia from time to time (we're from Philadelphia), and after doing some research online we came across this adorable bed and breakfast that has an elopement package and it was PERFECT for us. Unfortunately I didn't get to meet the owners, whom everyone spoke so highly of, but instead the housekeeper Shannon was there to help me with everything for my special day and she was fabulous!!! I just loved her personality I seriously felt like I knew her forever. She was a kindred spirit. She helped me with my dress so I could surprise my fiancé at the alter and it was so special. The carrot cake wedding cake they provided us with was the best cake EVER!!! Dinner at the fat canary was part of the wedding package and it was SO GOOD, seriously the best food ever. We stayed in the Abraham Lincoln room and it was gorgeous!!! The entire bed and breakfast was just the cutest place ever. So clean and decorated to the tee! Shannon cooked breakfast both morning and it was DELISH. This was my first time staying at a bed and breakfast and eating at a table with other couples was a lil awkward but everyone was nice and I loved that they were all from different parts of the country. I could seriously write all day about how wonderful my stay was and how amazing they made my wedding day! Can't wait to spend an anniversary here in the future!!!

The house is beautiful, but the attitude of the owners leaves quite a bit to be desired. I can see that this would be a great experience if there were no hitches. However, when the power was out, there was a serious lack of communication on what the solutions were for us as guests. I was told that they would find us another B&B. Five hours later, I had been sitting in the common room most of that time and was easily accessible, only when asked did they let me know that there was another B&B that could accommodate us. Fine, there was a miscommunication. When I inquired and asked why I had not been told sooner about the other room, there was blame placed on me. This is not what I call customer service. I was accommodated at the other B&B, which was great! I will never go back to the Williamsburg White House.

What a great B&B experience! The Williamsburg White House is conveniently located across the street from the College of William and Mary, and just an 8-minute walk to Colonial Williamsburg. John and Debbie are wonderful hosts, and completely knowledgeable about historic sites, places to eat, and just life in general! Our room was quiet and comfortable, the Inn's Library and Parlor are wonderfully decorated, and the evening snacks were just right. We stayed 4 nights, and left only because we had to lose weight after the wonderful breakfasts! (And to get back to work!) We've stayed in plenty of B&B's around the world, and this one is near the top of our list! We'll be back!

Lovely two night stay in the Lincoln Suite. Inn is located only a quick 10/15 minute walk (2 min Uber ride) from Merchant Square in Colonial Williamsburg. Inn was immaculate and historically themed. We loved the attention to detail in the presidential memorabilia throughout the Inn. Inn is exactly as described on their website. The owners were away for the weekend, but the House Keeper, Shannon, was extremely hospitable and kind. Loved chatting with her and eating the delicious breakfasts she prepared. The stuffed blueberry French toast was phenomenal! Spent the evening snacking on the deliciously prepared sweets and drinking wine while playing games of chess. Lovely inn to explore the Williamsburg area and relax with your husband or wife. Will be back.

We spent six (6) welcoming and friendly nights at the Whitehouse. We arrived a bit late, but were greeted by John Keane who immediately helped us with the several bags that we carrying. (It took two trips, but John was there for it all!). We were given a short tour, shown how to use the two keys that we were given, offered a glass of wine and left to settle in. Our stay was idyllic. We had done a lot of driving, so got up later than the 8:30 AM breakfast call. Debbie was most helpful in recommending a lovely restaurant in the center of town for breakfast. It was very good. Both Debbie and John patiently answered our many questions about touring Williamsburg, Yorktown and Jamestown. Debbie recommended several very good restaurants and made our reservations for each. She described the route to each ... each night. The breakfasts were feasts. Hot coffee and tea awaited the early risers. The menu changed each morning with each day being more inventive and tasty that the previous one. We have come from a family reunion and were satiated with conversation. On the second day, we requested breakfast in the room off of the living room and arrived to find a beautifully set table with hot coffee, fresh fruit and hot water for tea. John was our gracious server. After breakfast, John and I shared our interests in World War II and well as contemporary politics. While we were not always on the same side of issues, he was well informed and interesting, as well as interested. Our room, the Lincoln Bedroom, was wholly charming, spacious and well-appointed with Lincoln memorabilia. There was more than ample storage space for our clothing and two functional bathrooms. Lighting was good, giving us the opportunity to read about all that we had seen during the day. We particularly enjoyed the tongue-in-cheek parking signs ... Democrats; Republicans; Press Secretary, etc. (What a clever way to handle parking!) We had an early plane so needed to depart for Washington, D.C. before the 8:30 AM breakfast hour. Debbie prepared a breakfast for the road that included fresh fruit, scones, coffee and tea, set at a lovely table with flowers and cloth napkins . The Whitehouse is not a 5-star Four Seasons or St. Regis hotel with doormen, hall porters and room service. It is charming, well located, in-tune with historical Williamsburg B&B. Don't miss it.

My wife and I recently spent a delightful long weekend in Williamsburg, and a big part of our enjoyment was our stay at A Williamsburg White House. They offered a package that included admission to Colonial Williamsburg and a gift card for shopping. We stayed in the spacious Washington Suite, which had a nice sitting room, huge bathroom and luxurious feather bed. I had probably the best night's sleep I've ever had in a hotel. The common areas include a library stocked with books, most on presidential themes and a dining room, where breakfast is served. Every day featured a different entree, my favorite being a perfect Eggs Benedict on our last day. Debbie and John Keane, our hosts, do the cooking and serving and provide stimulation for conversation among the guests. I noticed that people tend to stick around and chat after breakfast here, surely due to the pleasant ambience. They are within walking distance of the main attractions, so this place is definitely worth your while if you are planning to visit Williamsburg.

Wonderful! Clean, cozy, adorable. Very cool presidential theme throughout home. Love the owners. Food was delicious. We can't wait to come back. Close to William and Mary and merchants square shopping/dining.

This inn is beautifully decorated (the presidential theme is well represented throughout), it is immaculately clean and in a great location adjacent to William & Mary. We booked the Commander and Chief option and were assigned the Churchill Room. We were surprised the room was not in the main building and we had to walk outside and around the back to access the room in the "West Wing". Our main issue the 3 nights we stayed was that the room was always chilly. The thermostat was outside the door in the hallway, we were told not to adjust it, and it had a sign that it should not be touched (it controlled other rooms in the wing apparently.) I spent the time when we were in the room under the comforter. At the end of the second (coldest) day we called and were given permission to adjust the thermostat. Even after turning up the heat it was still too cold. Request this room if you like it cooler in winter, avoid it if you dislike being cold, as I do. Though the room was nicely decorated, it lacked in luxuries we've come to expect at a BnB at this price point. The mattress was very firm with no pillow top or memory foam, pillows were just so-so, there were no drinking glasses (just tiny dixie cups), and the toilet paper was the thinnest single ply I've ever seen in any lodgings. That said, the Inn is beautiful and clean, the breakfasts were fine and we enjoyed the company of the other guests.

We spent three nights at The White House Bed and Breakfast in Williamsburg, Va. run by a fun couple named John and Debbie. The main house is a charming southern home set amidst lovely grounds. This establishment has a political theme with a great deal of presidential memorabilia. We stayed in the FDR bed chamber. The room was large, beautifully furnished with a comfortable bed. It was quiet so you could get a good night's sleep. The breakfasts were wonderful! We had a delicious frittata with bacon, and a delicious warm granola/ cereal connection which was very yummy! We also had waffles with fresh fruit, and finally delectable eggs benedict along with more fruit and of course juice, coffee, or tea. We had a very enjoyable stay which was a nice break from the typical hotel experience.

First time in a B & B. Nothing to compare it to but I couldn't have asked for better service. Excellent food, innkeepers, and company. If your there ask for their award winning cream chipped beef breakfast. If this system had 6 stars that's what they deserve. Thanks.

My husband and I had a wonderful stay at this lovely B & B recently. Everything exceeded our expectations. The Teddy Roosevelt suite was cozy and charming, as was the entire inn. The breakfasts were delicious and elegantly served. I especially liked the French toast, and my husband's favorite was the eggs Benedict. Glad he liked it, because he probably won't get it at home! What made it truly special, however, were the gracious owners, who were kind and hospitable. They had great recommendations for things in the area, and the inn is in a fantastic location for Colonial Williamsburg and the College of William and Mary. They made us feel like we were staying in the home of friends instead of being customers. We will definitely return.

Would give this B&B 10 stars if I could. John and Debbie are incredible hosts. Debbie is a phenomenal cook varying the menu each day. We had blueberry stuffed French toast, made to order omelettes, waffles, Eggs Benedict and baked oatmeal. Each room/suite is decorated with a past president. We stayed in the Washington Room in the main Inn. It is conveniently located across from William and Mary and a short walk to Colonial Williamsburg. Would recommend in a heart beat. A great, quiet, relaxing setting while visiting the area.

We really enjoyed our stay. Thanks to hectic traffic on 95, we arrived past the 3-6pm check in; however, John was there to welcome us in, and he gave us a quick tour. He was friendly and made our tired souls feel welcomed!!!! We missed breakfast, but the aroma could awake a hibernating bear!!!! The Lincoln suite was very clean and spacious with two bathrooms. Overall the house is well kept, offers a nostalgic glimpse into the past and makes you want to rest and relax. Jenny was very nice and helped us with questions about Williamsburg. Im glad we were married here and look forward to returning!!! We REALLY enjoyed our stay here and would recommend to those travelers looking for something different. Tracey and John...

Very poor customer service. The man that answered the telephone was very short with me. Not very impressed with his presentation. I was in the middle of asking one simple question and before I could even finish the question he interrupted me and gave me a on word answer "NO". I understand policy and regulations from being in the military, but there is no reason to be rude about it. You would think they would want someone answering the phone that was polite and cordial, but apparently thats not the case. I haven't stayed there so I can't speak on the actual B&B itself but from that one phone conversation that lasted a mere 45 seconds I was completely turned off by them.

This was a cute and charming b&b. It is very pretty, clean, and homey. They couldn't have done better with the decor, vibe and cleanliness. This was our first experience with a b&b so we don't have much to compare it to, but overall it was good. The best was very comfy too! In my opinion I thought the breakfast was good, but its nothing to brag about and again, we don't know what other b&b's are like. The b&b is actually a bit farther down the street then what the reviews said. My husband and I are in our twenties and pretty fit and it was more than a 7 minute walk, its maybe 10 or so. We didn't mind the walk at all since we were able to see William and Mary, but I just wanted to make it clear to others. The hosts were very nice when we met them for breakfast, I liked how we were in their home, but I didn't feel like I was intruding somehow.

What a fun B&B! :) we stayed in the Lincoln Bedroom this past weekend and loved every second! From the location (nice walk through William and Mary to all the shops, restaurants and colonial Williamsburg) to the absolutely delicious breakfast each morning the Williamsburg White House was a wonderful way to start and end our days! The inn keepers were so kind and informative and checked in on our days in the morning and made sure we had the best experience possible! I highly recommend the Williamsburg White House to anyone visiting the area! :)

Our stay was our first B&B experience. This was a spur of the moment last minute trip for us. After checking availability online, we called at 5PM to make a reservation for that night to arrive later in the evening. The owner verified availability and told us that the room was ours. It was only a one night stay in the newer West Wing's Adam's Chamber. As soon as we arrived we were offered White wine and our host made suggestions for grabbing a late dinner out. The room could not have been nicer with a big comfy wooden four post canopy king bed. Breakfast the next morning was wonderful in the main house dining room. A full breakfast was served and the baked oatmeal appetizer was the best part! The personal attention by the owners made us truly feel at home. We will be back for a longer stay next time!

We want to say what a wonderful experience it was for us to stay at A Williamsburg White House Inn. First of all, the location is very convenient to both Merchants Square and the Historic Area. Debbie and John are THE most wonderful hosts you could ever have. There is nothing they overlooked and thought of everything!!!!! I arranged for Beth to have a dozen pink roses, a bottle of sparkling cider, and two engraved champagne flutes with our names on it when we got to our room. In addition, I arranged with Debbie to have a corsage made for Beth when we had dinner together the following night. The breakfasts were simply mouth watering!!!! One day, they had Eggs Benedict and I am not a poached egg eater and they made me a scrambled egg instead. Our room, the Jefferson Bed Chamber was wonderful. There were plenty of towels in the bathroom and the room was made up every day. If you eve want a special place to stay at, be it for Christmas like we did, or any other time during the year, we would recommend A Williamsburg White House in without hesitation!!!!!