My wife and I spent a week at Wyndham Kingsgate Resort in Colonial Williamsburg in October 2012 and had a great time.The grounds and facilities are top notch and kept spotlessly clean. The staff are friendly and helpful. The one bedroom dondo was a good size except there was only 1 queen size bed and a pull out. The kitchen was ok with a two burner cook top, full fridge and a micro wave. The sink was barely adequate to wash dishes but how many dishes are you washing? The kitchen was along one wall with a two person eating area in/adjacent to the living room.
The only negative thing I have to say is the "free breakfast" aka the sales pitch to have you convert to a Wyndham timeshare plan. Unless you really want to hear it don't do it.The breakfast was ok but not worth the sales lecture by an egocentric "Doctor" of Wyndham. It was nice to see what the Governor's Green offered, also a Wyndham resort but pretty much a waste of a morning.But then the two free three day passes to Colonial Williamsburg compensated (saved $82). The sales ptch was not high pressure and we left with our breakfast,tour of the Governr's Green and our free passes with no hassle.
Colonial Williamsburg is interesting and worth a visit but really just another theme park. We visited Yorkton and Jonestown also and in doing so wound up on a free ferry ride across the Bay, very nice boat ride. The area is teeming with history if that's your thing. There's lots of good restaurants closeby as well as shopping malls. If you like buffets there's a Golden Corral very near.
You need a car to get around the area. It seems as though they built a city in the middle of a forest and left all the trees in place.
Visit Virginia Beach while you're there its about an hour's drive and a beautiful long beach and boardwalk (concrete boardwalk???) with shops and restaurants. Stop at the visitors centre as you go into the city its worth it. If you like jet aircraft Virginia Beach is good for watching F18's roar over every few minutes.
We'd go again to Williamsburg if only because the resort was so clean and friendly and the pools and spa were still open second week of October.The weather was low 70's/high 60's and sunny.

I rated these a 5 and I think that is so. The suites are lovely and they have every amenity. They are reasonably priced. Go through a online agency and compare. They will try to sell you a timeshare but are not heavy handed. The only negative comment I have is that we didn't realize there would be no daily maid service (not a big deal) but we didn't have coffee supplies. However there is a Kmart in walking distance. We did have a great time. The place must be wonderful in summer. Staff was great.

We stayed at this resort in March of 2012 - just read some of the negative reviews and felt it my duty to give a positive one. The 2 bedroom unit we stayed in was very clean - although I had brought my own laundry detergent and cleaning supplies as I will clean again no matter where I stay - the carpet was relatively new and did not have stains - there was no hair on floors etc. The sheets were clean and fresh as I inspect the beds as soon as I arrive at any hotel. No sign of bed bugs and I looked all over the bed and box spring etc. I never use the draws at any hotel and do not allow my bags to sit on the floors. Never noticed animals in the garbage they seemed to pick it up quite regularly. We were in an end unit so didn't notice much noise at all. The kitchen was well stocked and we were provided with complimentary soap, garbage bags, toilet paper, papertowel etc. As I knew this was a condo resort I also packed extra of these other things as well so as not to be charged if we ran out. The point is to remember that this is a condo resort so it is like renting a home or condo you still need to provide some things for yourself. There were plenty of towels and I had no problem doing laundry as I had only packed enough clothes for 5 days - I do laundry even when I am camping so it is no problem for me. The people who complain about no room service amazes me as this is not a hotel it is a condo resort - you are provided with amenities not room service. It you want that then you should stay at a luxury hotel. I was actually surprised by the the quality of the appliances in the kitchen, while the couch may not be the most comfortable it was clean. The indoor pool was not functioning so we were able to use the pool at the sister resort just down the road which was lovely. We had no pressure sales pitch actually no pitch at all and we are not owners. I was provided with an RCI certificate as a gift from my boss. The resort staff was helpfull and very friendly. As a matter of fact I injured myself on the mini putt course. It was my own fault and I was cleaning my knee in the bathroom at the games building and one of the staff came in noticed what I was doing and immediately asked if I was ok and went and got me bandaids and anticeptic wipes. As well she reported the injury to her boss - who then called the security staff to have someone take an incident report. I felt it was not necessary for them to do this as I had only scraped my knee. Later when I was back in my room - the manager telephoned to ask if I was ok and had I suffered anything more than scraping my knee - he also wanted to know if I needed to see a dr. or go to the local emergency as they would take me if needed. I was also asked the same thing by the security staff. They went above and beyond what was needed for a scraped knee. We did have an issue with our telephone and also a remote. When we called for maintenance - we spoke directly to someone and another person arrived at our room quickly. He replaced the cord on our telephone and figured out the remote problem - turns out the remote from the living room had got mixed up with the remote in the second bedroom. He didn't complain that we had called him for something so trivial and while he was there my husband asked him about the air conditioning unit as it was not working that well. He immediately took a look at it and then went outside to check on something out there. He explained that it was early in the season and they were having unusually warm weather for march so the air conditioning units were not completely ready for the warm weather as yet. What ever he did it worked and the air conditioner worked much better after that. The grounds at this resort were beautiful and well maintained and games rooms etc very clean. Did not have any issues with any staff as they were all friendly and they were always around. We travelled 12 hours from Canada to get to this resort and we were very pleased with our stay and location. We actually plan to stay again next spring.

The only downside was waiting in another line at check-in to receive the parking pass and before receiving had to listen to speech about signing up for a sales pitch. The unit was very nice and kitchen was stocked with everything needed, the grounds were beautiful. The unit had free wi-fi. My son that visited for a few days enjoyed the game room with unlimited play at no cost. I guess the $35 fee at check in was a reason, but it was well worth it. They also have a theatre on site and the pool was actually open the end of October. Would definitely recommend to others. I had contacted before check-in date to request bottom floor and was accommodated.