Situated near the 1607 settlement of Jamestown Island and minutes from Colonial Williamsburg's Historic Area, Wedmore Place, A Country Hotel at The Williamsburg Winery offers comfort, relaxation, old-fashioned courtesy, great food and fabulous wines.
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Wedmore Place, A Country Hotel at The Williamsburg Winery is located on Wessex Hundred, a 300 acre farm settled in 1615. The farm, overlooking the James River, is near Jamestown which with Yorktown and Williamsburg make up the “Historic Triangle”. Wedmore Place is also just three miles from Virginia’s historic capital, Colonial Williamsburg. Wedmore Place was designed to provide the ambiance of a European country estate surrounded by acres of vineyards, forests and meadows giving guests the relaxation and peacefulness of quiet country living.
Settle yourself in one of 28 individually designed rooms and suites. All guests will enjoy a sumptuous retreat with period antiques, European bedding and luxurious linens. Each room is themed in the style of a different European province, not only in the selection of colors and furnishings, but also the wall hangings and decoration. All rooms have a fireplace, individual floor designs made of Spanish tiles, 10’ ceilings and king size beds.
Wedmore Place, A Country Hotel at The Williamsburg Winery offers guests fine, creative cuisine with friendly service and a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. Guests can choose from a number of dining options including complimentary continental breakfast buffet at Cafe Provençal, light fare lunch or dinner at Cafe Provençal and lunch or dinner in the Gabriel Archer Tavern at The Williamsburg Winery.
Guests can unwind by the pool and enjoy the peace and quiet from the wooded surroundings and relax with a glass of champagne. Guests can also be served lunch, dinner or snacks poolside.
A member of Select Registry Distinguished Inns of North America
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Williamsburg, Virginia is perhaps best known for its tourist and historical points of interest, the centerpiece of which is Colonial Williamsburg, which is essentially a living history museum, depicting the lifestyles and culture of the 18th century colonial period in American history. Major points of interest in this historic district include the Virginia's first capitol building, the Governor's Palace, Bruton Parish Church (the oldest continually-operating church in the United States), and the College of William and Mary.
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