The DoubleTree by Hilton, Williamsburg
A discounted room block is available at the DoubleTree. Rooms are limited and will be released after August 17.
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The DoubleTree by Hilton Williamsburg is a family-friendly, full-service hotel known as the closest to Busch Gardens, offering amenities like indoor/outdoor pools, fitness center, game room, and multiple dining options, providing versatile lodging near Colonial Williamsburg with modern conveniences.
Hotel Amenities
- Pools & Fitness: The property features a unique heated indoor-outdoor pool. The fitness center is equipped with Precor machines, dumbbells up to 70 lbs, and there are on-site basketball and tennis courts.
- Dining: Three on-site options are available:
- Harvest Grille: Serves daily breakfast and prime rib dinners.
- Pitchers Taphouse: A sports bar offering a full menu, billiards, and seasonal events.
- Made Market: Offers locally roasted Column 15 coffee and grab-and-go snacks.
- Parking: On-site self-parking is available for $6 per night
- Connectivity: Free high-speed WiFi is provided throughout the facility.
Nearby Attractions
- Busch Gardens & Water Country USA: Within 1 mile (approximately 10 minutes).
- Colonial Williamsburg: Approximately 5 miles from the hotel.
- College of William & Mary: Located nearby, within a 10-minute drive.
Nearby Places to Eat
- La Terraza Mexican Grill - Popular for their authentic Mexican fare, margaritas and tableside guacamole service.
- Thai Tara Sushi & Bar - Offers a diverse menu of fresh Japanese sushi and flavorful Thai classics in a contemporary atmosphere.
- The Whaling Company - A beloved, old-school seafood and steak restaurant.
- Sportsmans Grille - Known for its casual atmosphere and classic American comfort food, it's a popular local spot for catching game nights or enjoying a relaxed meal.
- Maurizio's Italian Restaurant - A well-known local favorite that's been serving authentic Italian cuisine since 1984.
- Waypoint Seafood & Grill - Serves modern regional American cuisine heavily influenced by the seasonal bounty of the Chesapeake Bay and Tidewater areas.