Chairmans Award Property Now there is a whole new way to experience HISTORY, SHOPPING, THEME PARKS AND GOLF in Williamsburg, VA at the... more »
Chairmans Award Property Now there is a whole new way to experience HISTORY, SHOPPING, THEME PARKS AND GOLF in Williamsburg, VA at the all-new, all-exciting Days Inn Colonial Resort. Williamsburg newest Days Inn is located in the heart of incredible outlet shopping and championship golf and minutes from major attractions. With the Colonial ambiance that George Washington would have loved and all of the amenities of a new millennium including: Indoor Heated Pool, Outdoor Sun deck, Fitness Center, Business Center, Free Wireless High speed Internet and Free Deluxe Continental Breakfast with Hot Items. Our guests are sure to enjoy the new DAYS INN COLONIAL RESORT.
Wyndham Hotel Group
Visitors can walk the same cobblestone streets as Thomas Jefferson, George Washington and Patrick Henry during their visit to Colonial Williamsburg, Va. and the Days Inn Colonial Resort at Interstate 64 and Lightfoot Road. Area attractions are Busch Gardens Williamsburg, York River State Park, King's Dominion theme park near Richmond, and Jamestown and Yorktown battlefields. Guests also are near outlet shopping and golf courses, and the Newport News Williamsburg International Airport is 25 minutes away. This 120-room, five-floor hotel has a bed-and-breakfast flavor, with light-pine furniture and soft lighting in an elegant southern décor. It offers complimentary continental breakfasts, heated indoor pool and fitness center, game room and an outdoor sundeck. All guestrooms have cable television and wireless Internet access.
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This place has got to be a JOKE. I was angry at this place it was unreal. I did my homework and still ended up in a pure HELL hole. This dirty slum. The bathroom had a hole in the wall, the ceilings where all stained and yellow, it had a stinch of p
female with a moderate budget, traveling for leisure
This place was a Hell whole. They should be a shame to take people's money for such a nasty grimmey place. The room had a poopy stinch(like a backed up toilet). The bathroom had a whole in the wall, the shower had mildew at the bottom of it. The toi
The floors were filty. The carpets were dirty, worn, and desprately needed vacuming, others needed replacement. No ventilation in the bathrooms. The beds were awful and sunken in the middle. The room smelt musty. The pool was not clear and...
The fitness center equiptment was broken, the room that we got the toliet was broken and the floor needed vacuuming. The staff wasn't the friendliest people in the world. When moved to another room, the air condition was not working. The...
35 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
Upon arrival, we asked for another room due to the nonsmoking room smelling like someone had just finish smoking. The second knight was a fire alarm (1am) due to faulty ice machine. The third knight, we were locked out
of the room (12 midnight) due to a faulty lock on the door and had to wait for the manager to arrive from home. The indoor pool was strong and full of clorine that it made bubbles. The rooms were small and not the best. The outside of the hotel needs to be rated (6) higher than the inside
(VERY DECEIVING) of the hotel. However, the hospitality was good.
40 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
My family and I just stayed at the Days Inn Colonial Resort from 07/23/2008 to 07/25/2008. We had just left another hotel which we stayed in conjunction with a timeshare presentation which was absolutely horrible, so, the Days Inn was like a blessing to us. We were able to check in around 1:00 pm as our room was ready. The room was clean and smelled fresh. The indoor pool was clean and my three children enjoyed it immensely. The game room was also nice and I was able to access the internet freely from one of their computers. My only complaint was the continental breakfast room. It is way too small for a hotel that size and the guests were literally tripping over each other trying to get food. Other than that, I was satisfied with my stay and would definitely stay there again.
We recently stayed July 4th weekend. One has to walk past smokers sitting on the porch to enter the hotel.(The ash trays of which are overflowing and stink.) I thought by booking a suite we'd have some place nice. The John Blair Suite's AC...
43 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
We recently stayed July 4th weekend 2008. One has to walk past smokers sitting on the porch to enter the hotel. (The ash trays of which are overflowing and stink.) I thought by booking a suite we'd have some place nice. The John Blair Suite's AC unit is so loud it wakes you while you are sleeping. One cannot access wireless internet while in the John Blair suite-poor reception. One should be at breakfast at 7am if one would like food. The breakfast room is overcrowded. The food was not restocked and spills were not attended to. Don't book the hotel for the indoor pool either. I would not let my kids swim in the pool because the pool was so cloudy you could not see the bottom of the ladders or the pool bottom. I had to ask for bath towels one day because they only provided 2 even thought I had reserved the room for a family with 2 kids. Never saw a comp. USA Today paper as advertised on the web site. If this had not been the 4th of July weekend & I thought we could get into another place-we would have left. Way too much $ for this hotel. I would not stay again.
My stay, for business purposes, was supposed to be for 5 nights. I checked out after the first night and found a clean motel. It was supposed to be a non-smoking room but it reaked of smoke. The bathroom floor was soiled with hair and dirt and it ...
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