Wedmore Place

We paid over $300 per night (plus taxes and fees) for what we expected to be a 1st class experience in Williamsburg. Our reservation included breakfast at this small inn which could have been wonderful had they put in any effort at all. Instead the breakfast fell short of what I would expect to be served at a budget hotel buffet., let alone a resort inn. It featured overcooked, dried-out cheese omelettes that appeared to be left over from the prior day(s), sausages that had been cooking since Monday (we were there on the weekend), and days-old quiche. An asian family sitting next to us spilled a drink as they were leaving. Rather than just clean up the mess quietly, the hostess and cleaning staff complained loudly about it a few feet from our table for all to hear. During our 1st night the temperature in our room was between 75-76 degrees, and adjusting the thermostat did nothing to change the temperature. The 2nd night after coming back from dinner the temperature in our room had climbed to 81 degrees (in December). Again, adjusting the thermostat did nothing. After my 2nd visit to the front desk we were offered to move to another room which we did. We had to pack our suitcases, laptop, toiletries, etc… and move ourselves to another room. When we checked out on Sunday morning, after suffering through the same overcooked cheese omelettes and sausages, we told the manager at the reception desk of the issue with our room. She said that she had heard about the issue and would let maintenance know of the issue, and apologized but said she was glad they had another room that we were able to move ourselves into. She offered us no accommodation on the full 1st class rate that we paid for a 3rd rate experience. My advice is to spend your money elsewhere.

We enjoyed a great three nights stay at this lovely hotel. Our 11 year old was excited about the pool, which led to a relaxing day just in the sun at the pool. We had a great room. Only for us picky Germans when it comes to breakfast, it was little difficult to find something to eat, esp. for our so . Nevertheless we very much enjoyed our stay. It was the perfect starting point to explore colonial Williamsburg.

Not a 4 star hotel. Room has mold on the ceilings and in tile in bathroom. Vents look like they haven’t been cleaned in 10 years or more. Staff was wonderful and did everything they could to make the stay great. Breakfast was similar to Hampton Inn except they serve you coffee. Hotel was VERY dated and many things need updated. Be aware if you are mobility challenged or not able to crawl into high tubs you might want to inquire what type of shower is in the room. Room 31 has a tub shower combo from the 70’s that is so high I had difficulties getting in and out of it (I’m 5 foot tall and 56 years old.) The bed was very uncomfortable and the pillows are the size of travel pillows. Would not choose to stay here again until it is totally revamped.

Arrived at 940 pm. No staff present. Sign out front saying staff leaves after 10 pm. Manager on Duty number had no answer. After hours intercom rsng no one. Tried to get for 30 mi jtes to no avail. I hope they .ever have a real emergency because no one works there.

The hotel itself is nice although the configuration of the shower /tub is very strange. Continental breakfast was staffed by very nice women and the choices were adequate - coffee, juices, croissants, scones, yogurt, fresh cut up fruit and aways one hot item such as a spinach or ham pastry. Our major complaint was the cleanliness of our room. Housekeeping completely forgot us the first night. The floors were dusty, carpets need to be cleaned, and lightbulb missing. The evening receptionist was great at getting us fresh towels and even offered to make our bed, which we declined - not her responsibility. The next day housekeeping did show up. They brought the missing lightbulb. However they did not even bother to wipe the sink countertop, or vacuum or bring new towels.