Hotels near National Colonial Farm

"Nice and very clean hotel. The staff was very pleasant "

"You have to park around the corner but its a short walk. Clean room, "

"No parking fee. I didn’t eat breakfast there. The staff was very friendly ."

"Dark room, asked for parking near the window, was not provided. The staff is not friendly."

"Clean room, cold a/c, breakfast was not the best on this stay had better at this specific hotel in the past but other than that it was a good stay "

"What a great location for work and visiting around the area! All the residents were friendly and helpful. Although some of the areas were dark and could have benefited from more lighting, the overall apartment was nice and spacious. The check in process could not be worse unless they tried harder. A map with clear instructions would make things so much easier and smoother! Clear explanation of how to use the fobs and to know how to lock and unlock the apartment door, use the elevator would eliminate lots of unnecessary frustration. I truly hope that somebody will take the time to read this and make the improvements needed. I was able to drive in and out of DC, the Washington Navy yard without issue and felt very safe and comfortable."

"breakfast OK, nothing great. Quiet. Accidentally went to wrong door and my card key opened up an occupied room! Disliked the heavy smell of marijuana from neighboring room when I turned on the bathroom fan. Took shower with light out because of that. Someone had placed a plastic bag over the smoke detector... Unable to find light switch at all when entering dark room. Had to find one in the bathroom area. Walkable from Metro Yellow line, but not straightforward navigating a dark very hilly park at night. Seemed safe, but who knows. Decent place to stay to visit DC area. Plenty of good parking. Clean enough. Toilet runned."

"Solid place to stay"

"I was apprehensive when I first started my stay at The Virginia Lodge. The marquis sign is missing light bulbs that reminds one of "missing teeth." Weeds grow from cracks in the parking lot and the base of buildings. My room needed a paint job as do the buildings outside. But as my stay progressed, I was impressed with the amenities provided. There is a microwave, refrigerator, cable TV and WIFI (though I did not use its WIFI). It's a pretty good value for the $62-69 per night stay that Expedia charged. Were it not for lack of property upkeep, The Virginia Lodge would be on par with the Holiday Inn."