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FR-ank says:
What such a nice lovely place...below Appallachian Mountain,
Come to make a wine tour with a friendly crew who explain all steps about wine process. You see the vineyard used to make wines...
and then, enjoy a nice commented tasting about 8 different wines. From Sparkling vintage '03 '05,Chardonn…
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mainhart says:
The Governor's Inn is a motel operated by Colonial Williamsburg. It is located just a five minute walk from the village and nearby to restaurants on Route 60 (like Cracker Barrel) and Colonial Parkway. The place turned out to be a real bargain! My friend and I booked the Ghosts & Legends Package, wh…
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UnicornsWithWings says:
I absolutely LOVED the Fife & Drum Inn! It's the only place that's located IN downtown Williamsburg. It's a cute little bed & breakfast w/about 5 rooms. They serve a nice buffet style breakfast in the mornings & the staff was quite friendly. I want to visit Williamsburg again just to stay in the roo…
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jennjeff1 says:
Although you have to be military to gain access to Dam Neck Beach, it is located just 3.3 miles south-southeast of the tourist-trap and crowded Virginia Beach boardwalk. The Dam Neck Beach is well-guarded during the summer swimming season. Beach volleyball and shower/bathhouse available. Class 6 …
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jennjeff1 says:
We lived in south Alexandria near the Mount Vernon Estate, home of George and Martha Washington, for 4 years. We really enjoyed our visits to the Mout Vernon Estate so we paid to become annual members so we could get in free whenever we wanted to go. We also enjoyed the benefits of membership, inc…
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travelwithJD says:
I found Zum Rheingarten to be a typical German restaurant will a traditional dinning room and menu. The service was acceptable, and the location quaint, but I must admit there was some difficulty finding a table and the management was much less than helpful. I last visited Zum Rheingarten in 2005.
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jennjeff1 says:
The Yorktown Victory Center is an excellent venue to explore and discover the decisive point and culmination point of the Revolutionary War which gave birth to the independent country of the United States of America. The allied commanders, General George Washington of the Colonialists and French Ge…
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jennjeff1 says:
As part of a master-level class we visited the Virginia War Museum. The museum has quite a bit of property with beautiful gardens in the middle of Huntington Park, a large collection of military equipment in a "petting zoo" format, and a large collection of posters from several advertising campaign…
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jmaretich says:
If the unusual and offbeat is your thing, then Foamhenge is for you. No, not Stonehenge …… Foamhenge, located in Natural Bridge, Virginia. An eccentric artist and 3 crazy construction workers spent a week and constructed a life-sized replica of Stonehenge. Made out of Styrofoam (hence th…
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HuBison says:
Well, in New York, they have ole fashion diners with 13 page menus and I'm not sure the Silver Diner in McLean, VA woould compete with those, but it was OK-not great, not horrible, just OK.
The menu is quite short and a little international with something for everyone. What I really enjoyed wa…
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mellemel8 says:
We had a long day. we took a nap. we wanted somewhere walking distance. mind out it is 30 degrees and windy. we felt like walking. we ate here.
it was a typical diner with jukebox on each table and 50's decorations.
we ordered a spinach and artichoke dip. IT WAS A BIT SALTY.
i ordered a h…
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IrishLass85 says:
This is a 'must' when going to VA Beach. It has every type of seafood imaginable on their buffet, and its always cooked to perfection. In case if seafood isn't your thing, they have things like chicken and prime rib, etc. The atmosphere is amazing and nothing short of 'wow'. The staff and server…
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mellemel8 says:
We woke up late this morning. my bf wanted to eat here. he ate here for the first time in MD. this is similar to HOMETOWN BUFFET or OLD COUNTRY BUFFET. i am not big on buffets. i am not as a big eater as was when i was 18. one plate of food am good to go. however, when i eat on a buffet. i try to e…
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HuBison says:
I just needed a place to get away for the weekend and a place to study that was far from DC, but not that far. I like the Residence Inns of Marriott because you get a kitchenette and a living area and not just a bed and bathroom.
The room had a great rate and it was in a quiet area off Leesbur…
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niceguy88 says:
THIS HOTEL IS LOCATED IN A GREAT PART OF TOWN. THE INN KEEPER DOES NOT PROVIDE A WARM WELCOME. THE ROOMS ARE LARGE. THE ROOM WAS FILLED WITH DEAD BUGS. THE BED SHEETS ARE THIN ENOUGH TO SEE THUR.
THIS PLACE WAS MY LAST PICK FOR A ROOM. I RECREATE STAYING FOR 2 DAYS.
THE TV AND PHONE WHERE MISSIN…
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Governor's Inn
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