Resort at a Glance: Club Wyndham Governor’s Green

Nestled in the heart of the Virginia Peninsula, this 4-Star resort is home to well-manicured lawns, pristine lakes, and exceptional amenities. The resort also has necessary aspects - both outside and inside - to make your vacation a memorable one.

• Where you'll stay: Guest rooms come with complimentary WiFi and a flat-screen TV.
• Nearby attractions: Bounce House Family Entertainment Center, Chickahominy Riverfront Park, and Colonial Williamsburg.
• ** Spacious Suites**: the one- and two-bedroom resort suites comfortably sleep four to eight guests and range from 579 to 1,242 square feet.
• Make a Splash: in one of the indoor or two outdoor swimming pools and hot tubs.

Williamsburg, Virginia: Historic Colonial Town

Part of the Historic Triangle of Virginia (along with Jamestown and Yorktown), Williamsburg was the capital of the colony. It played a central role during the American Revolution—American forces gathered here in 1781 to march to Yorktown for the war's final battle. The city pays homage to this patriotic past with a living museum where fifers march in Revolutionary War regalia and costumed actors portray everyday colonists. Historians have carefully preserved and restored dozens of 18th-century structures within the town; buildings of note include the home of George Wythe, the first Virginian to sign the Declaration of Independence. Yorktown Battlefield is to the east; here, park rangers tell the story of the Revolutionary War's final siege.