Newport House Bed and Breakfast is Williamsburg, Virginia’s, most historically authentic Bed and Breakfast. It was built to museum standards in 1988, from the 1756 design by famous architect Peter Harrison for the Banister Plantation near Newport, RI, that was destroyed on its 200th birthday to make way for a carpark.
Newport House Bed and Breakfast has off-street parking, and is only a 5-minute walk from the Historic District of Williamsburg. Visitors to Colonial Williamsburg, will find staying at Newport House Bed and Breakfast an extra special treat.
Due to the themed nature of our accommodations, guests can immerse themselves in the Colonial period. Surprisingly, Newport House Bed and Breakfast is the only one of Williamsburg’s 24 Bed and Breakfasts to embrace the historical theme.
Property amenities:
Each spacious bedroom contains two 4-poster canopy beds (a queen and an extra-long twin), and even the blankets are historically authentic. Each room has a private bathroom (shower, not tub), and the house is centrally air-conditioned. A full breakfast usually includes delicious dishes made from authentic Colonial recipes with fruit and honey from our garden, and an interesting historical seminar by your hosts.
Newport House Bed and Breakfast hosts Colonial Dancing (known as English Country Dancing) on Tuesdays year round from 8 to 10 pm. (generally not in Colonial clothes). Guests may watch or participate if they like (beginners welcome). We can arrange (with a few days’ advance notice) for our guests to rent Colonial clothing, either for their entire stay or simply to go out to dinner at one of the Colonial taverns.
You are free to play our harpsichord or other musical instruments if they are not otherwise in use. Guests are also welcome to use our elegant living room, which contains a fireplace, or stroll through our gardens of flowers, herb, fruit and pecan trees. There are films available for viewing in our extensive video library of classics from the 18th century -- a good way to spend a rainy day.
Nearby attractions and activities:
Newport House Bed and Breakfast is only a 5-minute walk from Colonial Williamsburg, the College of William & Mary, and the Law School.
Within a short drive are:
Jamestown -- where the English started America
Yorktown -- where independence was won in 1781.
Historic plantations open to the public -- including:
Carter’s Grove
Shirley
Berkeley
Bacon’s Castle
Wilton
Nelson House
Prestwould
Scotchtown
Chatham
Kenmore
The ruins of Rosewell
The grounds of Westover and Brandon.
Mariners Museum
The Virginia Air & Space Museum
Virginia Living Museum
Ruins of Chief Powhatan’s 1609 English House -- the oldest surviving English structure in America
Saint Luke’s - Smithfield -- oldest English church building in America
To see all the historic attractions of the area will take you over a week, but even if you have only a few days your hosts are experts at tailoring historic tours to fit your needs
Policy:
Inn Policies
Reservations:
Payment must be arranged in advance.
Commissionable to travel agents.
Rates:
$160 first night
$150 for succeeding nights
Single or double occupancy
$25 for third person in the room
Rates are subject to change without notice
A minimum stay of more than one night may be required on certain dates.
Check in time: 3:00 to 5:30 pm, unless otherwise arranged.
Check out time: before 11:00 am.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Children of any age are welcome.
Cancellation Policy:
full refund up to 14 days before date; after that time,
only if the room is re-sold.
Member discount:
10% discount for InfoHub customer. Request a free gift certificate.
Supplier Information
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M12754 is Williamsburg, Virginia’s, most historically authentic Bed and Breakfast. It was built to museum standards in 1988, from the 1756 design by famous architect Peter Harrison for the Banister Plantation near Newport, RI, that was destroyed on its 200th birthday to make way for a carpark.
M12754 has off-street...
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