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Top-rated vacation rentals in Williamsburg

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Rental unit in Williamsburg
The Nook
Enjoy a getaway in this cozy 1 bedroom apartment attached to a classic 1940s Cape Cod home minutes from Colonial Williamsburg and Jamestown. You'll be within biking distance to many local attractions such as Williamsburg Winery, Jamestown Island, Jamestown Settlement, Jamestown Beach, and Billsburg Brewery. Busch Gardens & Water Country are a 15 minute drive. The Nook was completely refinished in 2020. Need more space or traveling with a group? Inquire about our other units.
$105 per night
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Guesthouse in Williamsburg
The Freedom Cottage - Jamestown/Busch Gardens
The Freedom Cottage is a small cottage comfortable for two but can sleep 4 with the sofa bed. You're minutes away from Freedom Park, The Premium Outlets, Jamestown Settlement and Colonial Williamsburg. Busch Gardens, Water Country and The Williamsburg Winery are also well within reach of our home! Our place offers maximum utility and privacy! We ensure to sanitize every surface, wash every towel and replace every sheet after each guest. COVID does NOT live here! 🙂
$116 per night
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Condo in Williamsburg
Kingsmill Resort Hotel room with 2 queen beds
Hotel room on the 9th green of the river course. Walkable to the convention center, fitness center and pools . Only 3 mile drive to William and Mary College and next door to Bush Gardens . The mill is a short walk for coffee and sandwiches. . The Kingsmill resort pools, courses, the resort Health Club, Lazy River, and the full-service restaurants are restricted to Kingsmill Members only, and are not included.
$120 per night

Stay near Williamsburg's top sights

Colonial Williamsburg137 locals recommend
Colonial Williamsburg's Merchants Square191 locals recommend
Governor's Palace20 locals recommend
Yankee Candle Village3 locals recommend
Fat Tuna Grill & Oyster House24 locals recommend
Food For Thought23 locals recommend

Williamsburg beach vacation rentals

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Condo in Williamsburg
Kingsmill Resort ... Suite Romance
$115 per night
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Condo in Williamsburg
Luxury Riverfront Condo w/ sunrise & sunset views
$189 per night
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Condo in Williamsburg
Comfy 1BR w pond view Kingsmill
$92 per night
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Home in Gloucester Point
Charming coastal home w/ outdoor area and river views
$149 per night

Williamsburg home rentals

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Private room in Williamsburg
Aspen Hideaway
$65 per night
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Private room in Williamsburg
Home away from home
$71 per night
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Home in Williamsburg
Charming 2/1 home close to everything!
$154 per night
Home in Williamsburg
In the Heart of Williamsburg
$148 per night

Williamsburg cottage rentals

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Cottage in Williamsburg
Enchanted Holiday Cottage
$140 per night
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Cottage in Williamsburg
The Williamsburg Cottage
$130 per night
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Cottage in Williamsburg
The Colonial Cottage
$178 per night
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Cottage in Williamsburg
Coleman Cottage
$164 per night

Your guide to Williamsburg

All about Williamsburg

Located near the Chesapeake Bay, Williamsburg was the capital of the Virginia Colony from 1699 to 1780. A century ago, John D. Rockefeller funded the restoration of hundreds of 18th-century buildings, and Colonial Williamsburg has since become a massive outdoor living-history museum. With hundreds of buildings to wander through, not to mention historical re-enactors to observe and craft shops to pursue, this getaway lets you immerse yourself in Colonial America. Remain in the past by attending Revolutionary War re-creations in Yorktown and exploring archeological sites in Jamestown, both a short drive or bike ride away. If you need a break from tricorn hats and petticoats, you can rent a kayak to explore the water trails surrounding Williamsburg, or seek out the area’s many golf courses, the Kidsburg playground, and chartered sailboats.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Williamsburg

Williamsburg is a year-round destination, with mild winters that rarely see snow, but the most comfortable times of year may be spring (March through early June) and fall (September-October). Springtime temperatures hover in the comfortable 60s and 70s Fahrenheit, and while June is the rainiest month of the year, the rains are far from constant.

Summer temperatures average in the high 70s and 80s Fahrenheit from May through August, and the humidity spikes during those months as well. Unless you’re determined to explore the city in period attire, light clothing will probably serve you well. The temperatures drop into the 50s Fahrenheit around October. From late November through February, chilly weather may shorten your time in the outdoor exhibitions, but it won’t stop them.


Top things to do in Williamsburg

Jamestown

Just 7 miles from Williamsburg, Jamestown is the site of a British colony founded in 1607. At the Jamestown Settlement Museum, you can board replicas of the ships that brought colonists to North America, or wander around a re-created 17th-century fort and Powhatan village, chatting with actors in costume. Not far away is Historic Jamestowne, where you can tour an archeological dig and watch glass artisans at work.

Freedom Park

History is everywhere in James County, including this 600-acre park, the site of a Revolutionary War battleground and one of the first free Black settlements in America. It also has 20 miles of biking and hiking trails, as well tree swings and zip lines.

Little Creek Reservoir Park

If you need a break from the historical sightseeing, escape for a day to this 1000-acre park to the north of Williamsburg, which is centered around a placid reservoir whose tendrils extend in many different directions. A one-mile walking tour circles the reservoir, but most people spend their time on the water: You can rent a canoe to paddle around its shoreline or a motorized boat to search out hidden coves where you can fish for largemouth bass, saugeye, and black crappie.

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