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Williamsburg Inn Virginia
USINFO | 2013-11-01 11:29
http://www.colonialwilliamsburg.com/visit/hotels/williamsburgInn/index.cfm
Everything is right” about this “very old-world” inn near Duke of Gloucester Street and Merchants Square, steps from Colonial Williamsburg’s Revolutionary City. Built by John D. Rockefeller, Jr., the whitewashed brick structure has tall Ionic columns, wrought iron railings, and an arched portico entrance. “Simply outstanding” guest rooms are decorated in floral, classic, or Restoration style with period furniture made from Honduras mahogany, original artwork, and handmade silk window treatments. Enjoy “elegant, gracious dining” at the Regency Room, where the American cuisine includes house specialties of Berkshire pork tenderloin schnitzel and crabmeat Randolph, and the decor incorporates crystal chandeliers and silk drapes. “The service and hospitality of the whole staff are second to none.”
Everything is right” about this “very old-world” inn near Duke of Gloucester Street and Merchants Square, steps from Colonial Williamsburg’s Revolutionary City. Built by John D. Rockefeller, Jr., the whitewashed brick structure has tall Ionic columns, wrought iron railings, and an arched portico entrance. “Simply outstanding” guest rooms are decorated in floral, classic, or Restoration style with period furniture made from Honduras mahogany, original artwork, and handmade silk window treatments. Enjoy “elegant, gracious dining” at the Regency Room, where the American cuisine includes house specialties of Berkshire pork tenderloin schnitzel and crabmeat Randolph, and the decor incorporates crystal chandeliers and silk drapes. “The service and hospitality of the whole staff are second to none.”
