The Williamsburg Manor

This was a great place. Went there for a conference. I have always loved Williamsburg and I really enjoy staying here. Close to historic Williamsburg. You can walk everywhere.

Lovely home, great rooms, and SPECTACULAR food! I liked Williamsburg, but I LOVED The Williamsburg Manor.
The location of this place is spectacular: just a quick walk over to the Colonial Williamsburg shopping/​bar area, yet quiet enough to feel like you’re getting away. The house is ‘modern colonial’ and very well cared for — making it feel comfortable yet modern. Their backyard patio is ADORABLE and if it were a tad bit warmer, I would have sat out there with a book and a glass of wine no problem.
The rooms themselves are well apportioned, comfortable, and clean. Most seemed to have their own bathroom too. Downstairs there is every snack food imaginable for guests to take and there are fresh yummy muffins too. Speaking of food – their breakfast is AMAZING. The Hearty Porridge and Potato Pancakes were out of this world. Fresh and savory. I ate so much I could even eat lunch! The German Inn Keeper (who is not the owner — as another person mentioned, lives off-​site) is ultra friendly and accommodating. She let us stick around to finish some work in their living area well after check out of 11am.
Finally — the rates are incredibly reasonable and the rooms downstairs were perfect for reading (particularly the room with the fireplace) or browsing the web. Also of note — they have a ‘honor system’ bar where you can buy bottles of wine or beer. Lovely!

This is my favorite place to stay in Williamsburg, it is literally like a second home to me and I would refuse to stay anywhere else in the area. It has been gorgeously remodeled over the years and every time we come back there is a fun new upgrade. You can tell how much the owners love and care about this property, although they live down the street and not on sight.
The Manor now has flat screens in all the rooms, all new linens, and a snack nook that is always stacked with filtered water, cookies and other treats. It used to be that you could purchase a bottle of wine there although I don’t know if that is the case anymore. They have also worked super hard on creating a lovely outdoor garden space and there is actually nothing better than sitting in the garden with a glass of wine watching the sunset on Richmond Road on a summers evening.
The rates are the best in the area, and you can rent the whole house for what it cost to stay in a hotel for a few nights. You lose nothing in the great rate though, you can walk to Colonial Williamsburg and are just a short drive away from Busch Gardens and Water Country. The Manor itself is actually on William and Marys campus making it great for graduations, tailgates and coming to visit the alma mater.
We always park and then walk down to the Cheese Shop to get one of their amazing sandwiches and people watch. I would highly recommend going in the spring and staying in the Blue room which is my favorite. My husband and I actually had our engagement pictures taken at the Manor because he proposed to me in Williamsburg and the house was where we were staying.
Please let me know if you have any questions, you will absolutely love your stay here! Thank you Craig and Laura for always making sure we have the best experience possible, can’t wait to come back and see you again soon!

We stayed here recently when we were in town for a wedding. The bride’s family had rented out the entire house for the wedding party, and we ended up staying in the Benjamin Powell House Red room. The rates for the room by itself are on par with similar B&Bs in the area, and we were a bit surprised at how reasonable the website-​listed price was to rent out the entire place.
Our room was quite nice; well decorated, a big and comfortable bed, and two windows. It had it’s own bathroom, but it was quite a small bathroom (not at all unusual in Williamsburg). The common areas were beautiful, and with comfortable furniture. They have wireless internet, but they also have a little business-​center setup with a computer and printer if you don’t want to bring your laptop. I was a huge fan of the snack area, which had over a dozen jars of different types of candy (including those orange gummy slices, which might as well be crack as far as I’m concerned).
Overall this was a really nice place to stay, and the location is outstanding, just a 5 – 10 minute walk to DoG street and Colonial Williamsburg itself. If we are going to do a B&B in Williamsburg again we will look here first.

This is a beautiful little B&B. My husband’s work rented it out for their Christmas party (small business so everyone could fit with spouses).
It’s walking distance from all of the Colonial Williamsburg attractions, Merchant Square etc.
Being there during the holiday season was pretty magical. The Manor was decorated with trees and lights greenery and was really beautiful.
The service was wonderful. There’s a small kitchen and they had a delicious serve yourself breakfast/​brunch – quiches, old fashioned hominy grits, biscuits, fruit and more – in a little nook near the back entrance of the house.
It’s pet friendly as the other reviewer mentioned, which is cool.

I stayed at the Inn when I decided to take a last-​minute trip to Williamsburg. The gorgeous rooms and the variety of complimentary snacks that are set out for guests made me feel right at home when I walked in. I especially enjoyed eating breakfast in the beautiful garden. The only thing that I would suggest is to ask for a room on the 2^nd floor, as I could hear the people above us quite easily on the first floor.
Overall, this was a great place to bring my friend who had never been to a B&B before.

The service is great and the atmosphere is lovely… there are free snacks and non-​alcoholic drinks available for free and beer and wine for sale on an honor-​system. There are even dog treats for your canine companion. Not to mention the free wifi, HD TV, iHome ipod dock/​alarm clock, and dvd players in each room. This b&b is a cut above the rest. And don’t get me started on the excellent cooking.