This Studio Suite Includes: * Queen Bed * Sofa in Living Area * Kitchenette * Sleeps 2 Maximum

This One Bedroom Condo Includes: * Queen Bed in Master Bedroom * Sofa Bed in Living Room * Full Kitchen * Sleeps 4 Maximum

From Washington, DC and points north, take I-95 south to I-295 south to Richmond, then take I-64 east to Williamsburg. Take exit 238 Camp Peary Colonial Wmsbg and turn right onto Rte. 143 east. Turn right onto Rte. 132 south second traffic light then right onto Rte. 60 west at first traffic light. Follow Route 60 west approximately one half mile. Turn right into Holiday Inn 1776 Patriots Place Resort area.

As soon as you enter Colonial Williamsburg®, the clock turns back over 200 years. Horse-drawn carriages clatter along cobblestone streets. Men in powdered wigs and ladies in bonnets greet you. You can enjoy many of the same gardens, visit the same shops and walk the very streets as did George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and Patrick Henry. Continuous year-round activities and painstaking restoration make Colonial Williamsburg and the surrounding historic areas of Jamestown and Yorktown some of the most unique and uplifting places to visit in America. * The 173-acre Williamsburg historic area is filled with the true sights, sounds and activities of Colonial America. The Governor's Palace, the Capitol Building, the Courthouse, and many authentic residences, shops, restaurants and taverns make this national treasure come alive. * Take a journey to the unexpected at Busch Gardens Williamsburg, where 17th-century charm combines with 21st-century technology to create the ultimate family experience. Busch Gardens boasts more than 50 thrilling rides and attractions, ten main stage shows, a wide variety of award-winning cuisine and world-class shops. * Water Country USA, the mid-Atlantic's largest family water play park, features the world’s latest, greatest, state-of-the-art water rides and attractions, spectacular entertainment, shopping and restaurants -- all set to a colorful 1950's and '60s surf theme. * The Williamsburg Winery - A 320-acre farm, known as Wessex Hundred. Wines of style, grace, and elegance. * Williamsburg, Jamestown and Yorktown form an area known as "The Historic Triangle." Jamestown was the first permanent English-speaking settlement in the new world and served as the capital for nearly 100 years. * The Mariner's Museum presents a fascinating display of model ships and ocean artifacts. Other fine displays include the Fort Eustis Army Transportation Museum, the War Memorial Museum and the Newport News Shipyard (all located in Newport News, Virginia). * The Abby Aldrich-Rockefeller Folk Center, in the heart of Williamsburg, features the finest works of American folk artists. * The Contemporary Art Center of Virginia hosts monthly art exhibitions as well as the Annual Boardwalk Art Show, the largest annual show on the East Coast. * Golf courses in the area include Williamsburg's Golden Horseshoe; Fuzzy Zoeller's home course; Kingsmill River course and others. The nearby James River offers the excitement of rafting or the serenity of a scenic drive.

* Outdoor Pool * Tennis * Game Room * Picnic/Barbeque Area