On a trip to Busch Gardens "Howl-o-Scream", I was a bit skeptical due to the fact it was the only place in town we could get a room. Oh was I wrong! The hotel is a clean, stylish, and convenient place to stay either for William & Mary, the three historical city sites, or Busch Gardens. The hotel's biggest downfall is the parking situation. There are several, tight low-ceiling parking garages, located under the hotel that are a pain in the neck to get in and out of! We found it more reasonable to park in the small lot behind the hotel, although it makes for a hike with your arms full of bags in the dark! The hotel had two restaurants, none of which we ate at while visiting, but seem as though they would be nice places for those not wishing to leave the hotel to grab a bite to eat. All in all, I would recommend this hotel to others, and would return in the future.

I found a deal through LivingSocial which offered 3 days and 2 nights at this hotel in Williamsburg, including $70 in free food at the hotel restaurant, for $126.

Everything about this hotel is nice, especially the location. The room was fine, and it is within pleasant walking distance of the Colonial Williamsburg attractions. This saves money, because it costs to park in the lots around the historic village. I highly recommend the breakfast buffet which is served in a pretty restaurant with stained glass lamps and an outdoor eating area - but skip the other restaurant for dinner. There is a bar area, and the lobby is spacious and tastefully decorated.

There is a quick mart about a block up the street (an easy walk) which has a large selection of drinks, snacks, and coffee etc.

If you are like my family and can't afford to stay in the deluxe hotels in Williamsburg, this is a great alternative. My son loved the indoor pool, and our room was fine. The people who work there are all professional and kind - after we checked out and had driven about 20 miles, we realized that my 6 year old had left his precious 'blankie' in the hotel lobby. We turned around and drove back, and were extremely relieved to find out that one of the hotel bell men had recognized that it was an important blanket and had carefully placed it behind the front desk. It was a great way to end a great hotel experience.

Oh, and a tip for visiting Williamsburg- teachers get a big 50% discount for the entrance ticket. Don't forget to bring your ID.

The is a very nice beautiful hotel in Williamsburg. The hotel's staff was very friendly and courteous. The restaurant had a nice selection of food and reasonably priced. The parking was FREE and more than ample. The in-room internet was excellent and contrary to previous post- it was FREE not $9.95 a day. The room was very nice and clean. Since it is the holiday season, the hotel was nicely decorated without being over-whelming. Would definitely stay there again.

I am writing from our room at the Williamsburg Hospitality House, having arrived last night.

This is our third or fourth visit to the Hospitality House in the last four years. Our first two visits were fine (though the hotel has been in need of renovation, and the issues noted below--esp hot water--have gotten worse; my wife just warned me that the shower becomes very hot and then very cold with no adjustment on her part). On our last visit we had to request that our room be moved because of excessive noise associated with a wedding party, but the hotel was accommodating. As I write this this morning, however, I am rather under slept. When we arrived last night at 11:45 PM we were given a room directly across from the elevator bank, and several times last night and early this morning my wife and I were awakened by loud conversations five or ten feet outside our door. On one occasion, at about 12:45 am, I had to rise, get dressed, and open our door to ask the two suited men who had been conversing outside our door for about five minutes to take their conversation elsewhere. This morning, at about 7, there were a group of school children assembled, again outside our door.

I'm about to bring this issue to the front desk to request a change of room, and I imagine they'll be accommodating. But, barring extensive renovation and a guarantee that our room will be reasonably quiet, I doubt we'll be staying here again.