A year after mosquito-plagued Jamestown burned down, the colonial capital was moved inland to a small village known as the Middle Plantation, soon re-christened Williamsburg in honor of King William III. By the mid-1700s tobacco-rich Virginia was the most prosperous of the American colonies, and Williamsburg was its largest city, though with some two thousand residents not on the scale of Philadelphia, New York or Boston. Williamsburg remained the seat of colonial government, and emerged as one of the leading centers of revolutionary thought. Super 8 Williamsburg provides the best location to gain access to all the history contained in this grand city. This hotel is minutes from fine dining, shopping, entertainment.
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Children Stay Free - 12 Years and Under
Complimentary Breakfast
Complimentary Parking
Outdoor Pool
Pets Allowed - $10 daily under 10lb
Cribs - $10.00 Per Night
Rollaway Bed - $10.00 Per Night
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Area Attractions
-Water Country 5 Miles / 8 Kilometers -Busch Gardens 3 Miles / 5 Kilometers -Colonial Williamsburg 1 Mile / 2 Kilometers -College of William and Mary 1 Mile / 2 Kilometers -Pottery and Shopping Outlets 5 Miles / 8 Kilometers
Driving Directions
From Norfolk International Airport: Follow Signs To I-64 West To Exit #338. At The Second Light (132 South) Turn Right. At The Next Light, Make A Right On Lafayette. Super 8 Motel Is Located On The Left Hand Side.
