Norge is a small town in James City County, Virginia. It traces its origins to a group of Scandinavian settlers; the name of the town is actually a derivation of the Norwegian spelling of "Norway." The nearest hotels to Norge are in Williamsburg, a city that is about a 20-minute drive away.
The Americas Best Value Inn of Williamsburg is independently owned and operated, offering rooms that have safes and TVs with video games. Other features include free local calls, fax service, business center, outdoor pool and guest laundry room. Its free continental breakfast includes Belgium waffles, grits, oatmeal and hard-boiled eggs. Customers can enjoy a short drive to Jamestown, the country's first permanent English settlement, or visit the Busch Gardens Europe theme park five miles away.
The Econo Lodge Pottery, also in Williamsburg, has 75 rooms, some of which have in-bath whirlpools. The hotel does not allow pets. In addition to Jamestown and Busch Gardens, lodgers can visit the Anheuser-Busch Brewery and the Water Country USA water park, among other nearby attractions. Restaurants in the area include Captain George's Seafood Buffet, Marig's and Western Sizzlers.
There are actually two Howard Johnson Inn locations in Williamsburg. The one off the I-64 highway's Exit 242A is dubbed after its location at the city's restored Historic Area. Pets are allowed for an additional fee. Its room features include hot tubs, interior corridors and roll-away beds. The Yorktown Battlefields, scene of the victory that sealed the United States' independence from Great Britain, is also nearby. Sals and Second Street restaurants are about a mile away for those who seek nearby dining.
Super 8 has two hotels in Williamsburg. One is located in the Colonial district of the city, off Exit 238 on I-64. Children 17 years and under are admitted for free, although lthe hotel does not allow pets. Nearby attractions such as the Yankee Candle Factory are about a mile away.
