The Budget Inn Williamsburg offers comfortable and affordable accommodations in the middle of historic Colonial Williamsburg. Guestrooms feature a refrigerator, microwave, cable TV and free Wi-Fi. The Budget Inn Williamsburg's outdoor pool is open seasonally for guests to enjoy during the summer months. The onsite Capitol Pancake House offers a menu of classic American-style breakfast and lunch fare. Other popular restaurants nearby include Second Street, Christiana Campbell's Tavern, Shorty's Diner, Antonio's Ristorante Italiano, The Terrace Room at the Williamsburg Inn and Huzzah! BBQ Grille. The hotel is less than a mile from the Colonial Williamsburg Visitor's Center, and just minutes from many of the living museum's most notable attractions including The Governor's Palace, The Capitol and The Colonial Courthouse. The world-famous Busch Gardens Williamsburg is only five miles from the hotel.
The hotel is in the historical area, less than a mile from the Visitor's Center, making it a very convenient option if you plan to explore the museums and other attractions in Colonial Williamsburg. There are several restaurants and shops close to the hotel, and it is also just five miles from Busch Gardens.
Guests reported that the hotel is a good budget option, and is priced significantly lower than any of the other hotels in the neighborhood. The price was the primary draw for most visitors.
The Budget Inn Williamsburg offers complimentary HBO service, as well as access to the hotel's Wi-Fi network. Guests seemed to agree that the Wi-Fi connection was fairly reliable.
Numerous guests complained that the rooms were not very clean. The guestrooms had dirty floors and walls, and several guests complained of dust and strange smells. Others also found trash in the rooms, as well as stains on the bedding and other surfaces. Some remarked that they felt compelled to go out and buy disinfectant and other cleaning supplies in order to make themselves feel comfortable staying in the room.
The hotel looks like it could use a major facelift. Guests noted such issues as broken windows and peeling paint around the hotel, as well as rust on the bathroom fixtures, worn-out furniture and weak or non-functional heaters.
Some guests mentioned that the hotel seems to have a lot of long-term tenants. While they said that the hotel did not feel unsafe, it did made several visitors feel somewhat uncomfortable and gave the hotel a somewhat seedy vibe.
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