Holiday Inn & Suites by IHG
Indoor pool and on-site dining close to Colonial Williamsburg
About this hotel
Four minutes by taxi from Colonial Williamsburg puts this hotel among the closer options to the historic district, useful for a family alternating early park mornings with afternoon strolls through the colonial streets. The indoor pool is the practical draw for slides-tired kids who want a low-effort swim without another full outing, and on-site dining plus room service mean dinner doesn't always require a car. A nine-minute walk reaches Jose Tequilas for a change of scene. Free parking and free Wi-Fi are standard, and the airport shuttle is a genuine convenience for families flying in rather than driving. It closes on being unfussy: no theme, just reliable basics done well.
- Indoor pool
- On-site dining
- Airport shuttle
- Free parking
Our take
Good for families who want proximity to Colonial Williamsburg and on-site food options without paying for extras they won't use. The airport shuttle is a real plus for fly-in trips, and the indoor pool gives kids a reliable rain-day option. It's a fairly ordinary business hotel rather than a destination in itself, so don't expect resort touches or a themed atmosphere.
- ✓Ask about the airport shuttle schedule when booking if you're flying rather than driving in.
- ✓Use the indoor pool on your changeover day between the historic district and a water-park visit.
- ✓Book a room near the on-site restaurant if you're traveling with young kids and want dinner without a drive.
Why we love it
- Four-minute taxi to Colonial Williamsburg
- Indoor pool for any-weather swims
- On-site dining and room service
- Airport shuttle for fly-in families
Why guests love itWe flew in, so the airport shuttle made this an easy choice, and it ran on schedule both ways. The indoor pool got used most evenings after long days out, and having a restaurant downstairs meant we didn't need the car every night. Nothing about the rooms stood out as special, but everything worked exactly as expected, and four minutes to Colonial Williamsburg made mornings simple.