Wyndham Kingsgate

If you don't feel like cooking, head to the family-style diner on-site Wyndham Kingsgate, The King's Fare. Here, enjoy a variety of appetizers, salads, sandwiches, baskets, desserts, and more that are sure to satisfy any craving you may have.

At Wyndham Kingsgate, settle in to a one-, two-, or three-bedroom suite. The one-bedroom sleeps four, with a king bed in the private bedroom and a queen sleeper sofa in the living room. The two-bedroom sleeps up to six guests, with a king bed in each room and a queen sleeper sofa in the living room. Finally, the three-bedroom suite sleeps up to ten guests, with three king beds and a queen sleeper sofa in the living room. The one-bedroom suite features a mini kitchen, while the two- and three-bedroom suites have full-size kitchens, as well as a balcony/patio. All suites include a washer/dryer and spacious living and dining areas.

There's so much to do at Wyndham Kingsgate, you'll never have to leave the resort if you don't want to. The resort boasts three swimming pools, both indoor and outdoor, as well as a children's pool. Take a soak in the hot tub in chilly weather, or hit the fitness center, then detox in the sauna. A kid's paradise, this resort features a mini golf course, an expansive game room, sports courts, ping pong, playground, and more. While the kids play, you can cook out on the barbecue grills and ready the picnic area. Other available amenities include a business center, locker room, activities center/desk, and free wi-fi.

For some fun with the whole family, consider heading over to Busch Gardens Williamsburg, just under six miles away from the resort. The kids will love the thrilling rides and exotic animals. Now, adults will love the Craft Beer Tour, only two miles away, which brings you to three breweries in a climate-controlled van. This company also offers guided tours of the Historic Triangle through Jamestown, Williamsburg, then Yorktown. And of course, Colonial Williamsburg features many historic sites that history buffs are sure to love, such as the Everard House, James Geddy House, and George Wythe House, where Thomas Jefferson studied law and enlightenment.