"Best Historic Resort for 2024"
Historic Hotels of America
Original Buildings & Accurate Reproductions
Check-in at the Williamsburg Inn
136 E. Francis St. Williamsburg, VA
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Call (844) 280-4578 for information
Experience History, Comfort, and Elegance in the Heart of Colonial Williamsburg
The echoes of the past blend seamlessly with modern comforts at the George Jackson House. Nestled on York Street, just steps away from the iconic Christiana Campbell’s Tavern, this inviting retreat allows you to immerse yourself in the rich history of Williamsburg while enjoying exceptional accommodations.
A Legacy of Patriotism and Adventure
This Colonial House comes with a remarkable story. George Jackson, a bold & patriotic merchant, owned this property in the 18th century. Jackson’s daring legacy includes chartering a ship to Bermuda and bringing back vital gunpowder to support the American Revolution—earning him a spot in our nation's history. Originally purchased by Jackson in the 1770s, this property has witnessed centuries of change, and after its reconstruction in 1954, it continues to stand as a testament to his bravery and determination.
The thoughtfully restored accommodations offer a perfect blend of historic significance and modern comforts. Whether you’re visiting for a weekend getaway, a family retreat, or a romantic escape, the George Jackson House provides an inviting space for all.
First-Floor Suite: Relax in the elegance of the queen canopy bed, unwind in the cozy sitting room featuring a queen sleeper sofa, and enjoy the privacy and convenience of your own full bath. Perfect for those who enjoy easy access and a touch of grandeur.
Second-Floor Suite: Experience serenity in the beautifully appointed queen canopy bed, complemented by a relaxing sitting room with a twin daybed and trundle—ideal for families or small groups. The private full bath, accessed from the hall, ensures everyone’s comfort.
Perfectly Located for Exploration
Our location on York Street offers easy access to Williamsburg’s historic sites, including the famous Christiana Campbell’s Tavern, where you can enjoy a taste of colonial Virginia. Take a stroll through the streets, visit museums, or simply immerse yourself in the vibrant, living history that Williamsburg is known for.
