TownePlace Suites by Marriott offers a delightful stay in Hampton Roads, in Newport News, Yorktown, Virginia and offers studio, One and Two Bedroom Suites with full kitchens perfect for extended stays. TownePlace Suites by Marriott have a fitness center gym, and outdoor pool, 24 hour guest laundry, weekly housekeeping, complimentary business services and pets are welcome at a nominal fee. Here you can enjoy relaxing at the beach or a historic journey through Colonial Williamsburg and Jamestown and there are excellent attractions and restaurants in the area, come enjoy.READ MORE

The Yorktown Battlefield in Yorktown, Virginia is a historical site where last major battle of the American Revolutionary War was fought, and visits here begins at the National Park Service Visitor Center with a film showing the siege of Yorktown. There is also a museum with artifacts, including George Washington's field tent and more, and a visit to the field where Cornwallis's surrender took place, the encampment areas and surrounding siege lines. Enjoy guided tours or a self guided tour of the Yorktown Battlefield, and an audio tour is available in the museum, come learn the history and fascinating facts from the battlefield of days gone by.READ MORE

The Charming Battlefield Cottage is your comfortable home away from home in a quiet and scenic neighborhood on the Yorktown Battlefield on a bluff just above the York River. Enjoy staying at this wonderful historic site and revel in the bygone era of the American revolution, and the cottage includes a full kitchen and offers a quaint and charming stay. The Charming Battlefield Cottage is close to the battlefield, golf clubs, restaurants, beach and picnic areas and includes bikes, golf clubs and fishing gear, come stay in this lovely detached two story cottage with one bedroom perfect for two adults.READ MORE

The Marl Inn Bed and Breakfast in Yorktown, Virginia is a white picket fence bed and breakfast built in a colonial architectural style and is located within walking distance of fine restaurants, antique shops, museums and the beach. The Marl Inn Bed and Breakfast offers accommodation choices in the suites some with antique furnishing, all with great amenities, some perfect for families and couples, with kitchens, living rooms, privacy and more. The restored Marl Inn Bed and Breakfast awaits to delight and is simply a charming and wonderful place to stay.READ MORE

Staybridge Suites in Yorktown, Newport News Virginia offers wonderful extended stay holiday and business accommodation in spacious studio, one Bedroom and two Bedroom suites, with full kitchens that have everything you need for a wonderful home away from home stay. A full breakfast buffet awaits in the morning, a delicious dinner is available three nights a week, and there are wonderful restaurants close if you don't feel up to cooking. Staybridge Suites offer an indoor pool, a fitness center, guest laundry, business center and so much more, and an excellent and comfortable stay awaits. READ MORE

The Riverwalk Restaurant overlooks the scenic York River in Yorktown, Virginia and is home to the Riverwalk Bar and Private Banquet rooms for private parties and corporate events. The Riverwalk Restaurant located in the Riverwalk Landing offers a casual dining experience great views, the freshest seafood and succulent steaks and chops as well as wraps and more available year round. Enjoy a drink at the bar with a tapas menu and great wine list, and the full Riverwalk menu is available as well. The banquet food and beverage services here covers all your event needs from a continental breakfast to coffee breaks, a cash bar an array of hors d'oeuvre, plated and buffet lunch and dinner menus, it's a sublime affair guaranteed.READ MORE

The York River Inn is a colonial style building and the only waterfront bed and breakfast in Yorktown, Virginia situated on a high bluff with York River views. A wonderful night's rest in one of the three charming guestrooms with great amenities, culminates in the gourmet breakfast in the dining room with splendid antique furnishings overlooking the river, and is the highlight of your stay here. The York River Inn offers fine accommodations, common areas for relaxing, a fully stocked refrigerator for guests pleasure, and a shared deck with deck chairs, it's a wonderful place to stay.READ MORE

Yorktown Sailing Charters in Yorktown, Virginia brings you true sailing adventure and a sail back into a bygone era on the Schooner Alliance and the Schooner Serenity. Lend a hand at setting sail, take the helm and steer the ship, and glide along the shores of the York River and cruise past the Victory Monument and Battlefield where are country won its independence. The boat charters aboard the majestic ships offer stunning York River cruises aboard these historic beauties, it's a sailing adventure you'll never forget. Private charters are also available with Yorktown Sailing Charters perfect for weddings and corporate cruises, and there are pirate cruises too, where the kids learn sailors skills, and food and beverages are available on board, come for the boat tour of a lifetime.READ MORE

York County Historical Museum in Yorktown, Virginia offers a wonderful glimpse into Yorktown's past with Native American tools, colonial Yorktown, Revolutionary and Civil War, and 20th Century exhibits and has a Naval Weapons station and more. Fascinating exhibits include artifacts and more showcasing York county's 400 year history, including the battlefield golf course, the archaeology of several historic sites, the Coleman Bridge and more, and group tours are available. Take a walk back in time and learn all about a bygone era and the history of Yorktown and surrounds, it's all here.READ MORE

The Poor Potter Site in Yorktown, Virginia is a historical site from approximately 1720 to 1745 showcasing the remains of a Colonial pottery factory operated by William Rogers. Here a skilled workforce produced quality wares in direct violation of British laws that restricted industrial development in the colonies, yet he continued to operate. With two kilns and supporting work areas they produced and crafted earthenware and stoneware products including milk pans, bowls, bird bottles, mugs, colanders, porringers, churns and chafing dishes. The Poor Potter Site offers a wonderful insite into establishing economic independence for the Virginia colony.READ MORE