Quality Inn at Kingsmill

Address: ** Closed for renovation. Reopening April 2016.", Williamsburg, Virginia, 23185, United States | 3 star hotel
 
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This 3 star hotel, located on ** Closed for renovation. Reopening April 2016.", Williamsburg, is near Busch Gardens, Water Country USA, Kingsmill Plantation Course, and Quarterpath Park.
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    Travel Blogs from Williamsburg

    Our Colonial History

    A travel blog entry by dlpool on Oct 03, 2015

    2 comments, 24 photos

    ... at the Church of England. Of course, King Louis had a motive: the French had been handily defeated by the Brits and he wanted revenge. So he thought an alliance with the colonies would be just the thing. Well it worked, but France took a heavy toll financially. There was no way the Colonial government could possibly repay the debt they owed…not in gold, for sure. They had none! Did we ever pay them back? Think about it….World War I and II? ...

    Joaquin in the Rain

    A travel blog entry by dlpool on Oct 01, 2015

    5 comments, 20 photos

    ... had questioned and continued to respond to the inquiries with such aplomb and knowledge. The performance lasted 45 minutes and all this time, he stood there on an open stage, in period dress, and I know if we were sweating, he certainly was. By the end, it was past noon and we continued on to one of the “taverns” for some refreshment. Afterwards, we toured the Capitol with a guide who gave us all a good overview of the early government. Since ...

    18th Century Williamsburg

    A travel blog entry by steveguy on Sep 14, 2015

    2 photos

    ... White House and Civil War Museum in Richmond, and you thought the Whitehouse was in DC..... Very interesting exhibit. So after along day of playing tourist we called into and American Indian Restaurant for a Roganjosh and a Vindarloo and Narn bread. Funny how Native American food has swept the world and is the staple food of the Sub Continent. ...

    I'm all caught up! (well, by cheating a little)

    A travel blog entry by wjmccain on Jun 09, 2015

    3 comments, 53 photos

    ... June inside that store, and after spending half my retirement savings on stuff, I wished them Merry Christmas as I left. They were sorry to see us go (more likely my Visa card).

    Monday was the day we were supposed to leave, so we called the KOA office and extended our stay once again. We figured we would feel better on Tuesday, and we’d be outta here!

    Tuesday, June 9 (And now we’re up to today):

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    Colonial Williamsburg

    A travel blog entry by nomesjp on Sep 15, 2014

    10 photos

    The day Beth and I had planned to go to Colonial Williamsburg dawned bright and sunny. We left early-ish in the morning as it was about an hour's drive from Powhatan and enjoyed a pleasant drive along tree-lined highways. Williamsburg played a key role in the movement behind the American Revolution and the site we were headed to was restored and reconstructed as the authentic historical town. When we arrived we first went to watch a movie about the life of ...
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