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Colonial Williamsburg

310 South England Street

Williamsburg, VA

Accessible - Dog Friendly - Family Friendly

ASR Attendee Group Rates

Enjoy a relaxing hotel escape in the heart of the Historic Area. Just steps from the action, the inviting lodge boasts a world-class restaurant and convenient access to spa and golf recreation amenities.

Staying on property guarantees after-hours networking opportunities and includes admission to the Colonial Williamsburg Historic Area for the duration of your stay. It also helps ASR meet our contracted obligations at the hotel, ensuring the overall financial success of the meeting for the society. After the cutoff date, rooms may be available at the prevailing rates.

Hotel Reservations:

ASR Group Rate: $189/night + tax

Reservation Deadline: July 1, 2024

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Check In/Out: 4:00 PM / 11:00 AM

ASR Attendee Guest Benefits:

Complimentary WiFi in guest room, meeting space and all public areas
in-room coffee maker
1 indoor and 2 outdoor pools
Access to fitness center
Complimentary newspaper in lobby
Free CW historic area shuttle
Walking distance to golf course, spa, historic taverns, carriage rides and more
Marriott Bonvoy points & perks
Lil Patriot's Club for kids

Getting Here

Williamsburg is an easy drive from most major Northeast and Mid-Atlantic cities. We are accessible by air with over 200 daily flights and over 25 cities with direct, non-stop service to Norfolk, Richmond, and Newport News/Williamsburg airports.

FLYING

Newport News/Williamsburg (PHF) is the closest airport; a 20-30 min. drive to Williamsburg Lodge. Taxi/Uber/Lyft: ~$28-30 one way.

Norfolk (ORF) is a 45-50 min. drive to Williamsburg. Uber/Lyft service ~$70-75.

Richmond (RIC) is a 45-50 min. drive to Williamsburg. Amtrak offers rail service several times daily for $10 one way. Uber/Lyft service ~$70-75.

DRIVING

Newport News	22 mi. (0:25)
Norfolk	45 mi. (0:50)
Richmond	46 mi. (0:50)
Washington DC	153 mi. (2:30)
Raleigh-Durham	209 mi. (3:00)
Philadelphia	299 mi. (4:50)
Pittsburgh	389 mi. (6:15)
New York City	385 mi. (6:20)
Boston	600 mi. (10:00)

About Colonial Williamsburg

Colonial Williamsburg wax seal Colonial Williamsburg is the largest outdoor living museum in the country, upholding its educational mission through immersive, authentic 18th-century experiences and programming for its guests. The 301-acre Colonial Williamsburg Historic Area features iconic sites, working tradespeople, historic taverns, and two world-class art museums.

All profits from CW Resorts support the preservation and educational mission of the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation is a private, not-for-profit 501c3 educational institution.

Thank you to our Sponsors for their support of the meeting

Historic Triangle Things to Do

Colonial Williamsburg Historic Area planner*
Interactive map of Colonial Williamsburg
Visit the Folk Art and Decorative Arts Museums*
Check out the CW Special Events calendar*
Raise a glass at one of 4 historic Colonial taverns!
Attend an evening event: enjoy a candlelight concert, participate in a witch trial or take a ghost tour
Shop at unique 18th century shops or visit Merchant's Square
Take a short hike on the 1.4-mile Bassett Trace Nature Trail
Williamsburg area Hiking & Biking Trails
Try your hand a some colonial recipes
Take a horse-drawn carriage ride
Visit the nearby College of William & Mary
Create a custom itinerary based on your interests
Visit Busch Gardens & Water Country for thrills*
Take an archaeology tour at Historic Jamestowne*
Relive our nation's birth at the American Revolution Museum*
Visit Yorktown Battlefield* at Colonial National Historical Park
Ahoy! Be a sailor for a day at the Watermen's Museum*
Historic Trail Scouting patch programs*

*Special activities, programs and summer camps available for kids

Highlight: Colonial Apothecary

A Dose of Expertise
Not Your Typical Internship
Trauma & Treatment in the Moody household in April 1785
Visit the Apothecary during your stay! What was it like to be sick or injured in colonial times? Meet the apothecaries and learn how medicine, wellness, and surgical practices of the 18th century compare to today.

ASR COVID Statement

Your comfort and safety are the utmost importance and central in our planning for the 2022 ASR Annual Meeting. We continue to monitor the latest information coming from the national, state and local health and public authorities. We will continue to work closely with the hotel to ensure all recommended safety guidelines and health protocols are followed during our time at the hotel and we will follow the local policy regarding masks. We recommend that everyone be up to date with their Covid-19 vaccinations.

Hotel Commitment to Cleanliness

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