4/5 Kathryn A. 6 months ago on Google
Great
location,
walkable
to
all
Colonial
Williamsburg
sites.
Spacious,
attractive
room
with
comfortable
beds.
But
low
light
in
room
made
it
difficult
to
put
on
makeup
so
I
had
to
remove
the
lampshade.
Also,
disappointing
to
find
no
bottled
water
in
the
small
refrigerator.
But
we
did
enjoy
the
in-room
coffee
each
morning.
Front
door
man
very
friendly
&
helpful.
Staff
in
Traditions
bfast
restaurant
very
attentive,
polite,
helpful
and
friendly.
Scrambled
eggs
&
bacon
on
the
buffet
cooked
perfectly.
Lemon
curd
was
a
pleasant
surprise
on
the
menu!
However
the
bfast
buffet
wasn’t
replenished
often
enough.
Over
the
week,
and
several
bfasts,
I
rarely
saw
the
fruit
bowl
refilled,
so
I
didn’t
get
the
fruit
I
wanted
for
bfast.
Also
the
oatmeal
toppings
were
often
low/hard
to
retrieve
from
their
jars
with
tiny
spoons.
For
dinner
at
Sweet
Tea
Restaurant,
the
crab
chowder
was
delicious,
but
unfortunately
not
hot.
Our
waitress
was
slow,
inattentive,
served
guests
who
arrived
after
us,
and
didn’t
ask
if
we
wanted
to
order
anything
else
before
bringing
the
check.
We
had
planned
to
order
a
2nd
round
of
drinks,
but
since
she
had
already
delivered
the
check
we
decided
against
it.
On
10/13/23
morning,
it
was
evident
the
hotel
had
overbooked
their
conference
rooms.
It
Was
Especially
difficult
for
our
group
(one
who
was
in
a
wheelchair)
to
get
into
the
meeting
room
due
to
crowds
lined
up
at
the
bfast
buffet
in
the
middle
of
the
hall.
I
even
witnessed
a
collision
in
the
hallway
-
it
was
way
overcrowded!
This
situation
could
have
been
avoided
with
proper
planning
by
the
conference
center
staff,
(for
example,
staggered
start
times.)
Suggestion
-
when
large
groups
are
expected,
move
the
buffet
out
of
the
middle
of
the
hallway
so
people
can
get
through!!
Simply
relocate
it
to
the
end
where
there
is
much
more
space
&
less
foot
traffic.
We
were
with
a
group
of
20
for
several
days,
and
experienced
several
buffet
dinners
in
the
conference
center.
Staff
very
polite
and
food
was
tasty,
but
the
hot
food
was
usually
NOT
hot
on
the
conference
buffet.
Suggest
using
Sterno
burners
to
keep
food
hot.
Also,
we
had
to
use
tablespoons
rather
than
large
serving
spoons
to
put
food
on
our
plates
which
was
difficult.
.
Lastly,
the
conference
room
where
we
ate
dinners
for
several
days
was
too
small
for
20
people.
We
were
crowded
onto
3
circular
tables
with
very
little
space
to
move.
Other
than
the
above
opportunities
for
improvement,
the
Williamsburg
Lodge
is
a
lovely
place
to
spend
a
few
days,
but
not
more.