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Area Attractions & Services Area Attractions & Services Area Attractions & Services Hotels (Area Code 757) Shopping (Area Code 757) Banks/ATM (Area Code 757) Best Western Historic 351 York St 229-4100 Berkeley Realty 150 Strawberry Plains Rd 229-6810 1st Advantage Federal Credit Union 224 Commons Way 877-2444 (Newly Renovated) Campus Shop 425 Prince George St 229-4301 Bayport Credit Union 4171 Ironbound Rd 928-8850 Bluegreen Vacations 249 York St. 564-4818 Computer Concepts 5118 Center St 564-3996 C&F Bank 1167 Jamestown Rd 220-3293 Comfort Inn Gateway 331 Bypass Rd 253-1166 Diamond Springs Water 2400 Charles City Rd, (804) 222-5100 Chesapeake Bank 1229 Lafayette St 253-9080 Diamond Resorts International (Richmond) 5700 Williamsburg Landing Dr 259-0760 Greensprings Vacation Resort Monticello Ave 253-1177 Dick’s Sporting Goods 120 Gristmill Plaza 258-3364 6619 Richmond Rd 565-1199 Historic Powhatan Resort 3601 Ironbound Rd 220-1200 Fleming’s Engraving and 103 Bacon Ave 229-5688 Langley Federal Credit Union 5220 Monticello Ave 827-7200 Days Inn Historic 706 Bypass Rd 229-9230 Promotions Old Point National Bank 4139 Ironbound Rd 229-4001 DoubleTree by Hilton 50 Kingsmill Rd 220-2500 General Nutrition Center 4680 Monticello Ave 565-5100 TowneBank 5216 Monticello Ave 564-4700 Embassy Suites 3006 Mooretown Rd 229-6800 Howard Hanna Realty 5208 Monticello Ave 229-0550 Union Bank 4960 Monticello Ave 229-0197 Fairfield Inn & Suites 1402 Richmond Rd 645-3600 1222 Richmond Rd 827-7200 by Marriott LOGO for You 100 Stafford Ct 206-1500 OSPITALITY UIDE Fort Magruder 6945 Pocohontas Trail 220-2250 Lumber Liquidators 3000 John Deere Rd 566-7546 Village Bank 5372 Discovery Park Blvd 317-2325 H G (Newly Renovated) Nationwide 1303 Jamestown Rd 564-8900 Hampton Inn & Suites Central 718 Bypass Rd 941-1777 Mike Rock Insurance Hilton Garden Inn 1624 Richmond Rd 253-9400 New Town Monticello Ave Auto Retailer/Repair (Area Code 757) Holiday Inn & Suites Gateway 515 Bypass Rd 229-9990 Stay Vacationed.™ in Williamsburg, Virginia Commercial/Retail Community at Ironbound Rd Holiday Inn Express 1452 Richmond Rd 941-1057 ORANGEtheory 1430 Richmond Rd 614-1118 Casey Toyota Scion 601 East Rochambeau 817-0400 Preferred resorts of The College of William & Mary: Kingsmill Resort & Spa 1010 Kingsmill Rd 253-1703 Hudgin’s Holiday Chevrolet 543 Second St 253-1960 R. Bryant LTD Clothiers 429 Duke of Gloucester 256-0055 Cadillac Greensprings The Historic Residence Inn by Marriott 1648 Richmond Rd 941-2000 Supply Room Companies Ashland (804) 412-1200 Mega Auto Spa 5109 John Tyler Hwy 564-8284 Vacation Resort Powhatan Resort Williamsburg Courtyard 470 McLaws Circle 221-0700 Whitley’s Peanut Factory 1351 Richmond Rd 229-4056 Priority Nissan 6390 Richmond Rd 234-8800 by Marriott William & Mary Bookstore 345 Duke of Gloucester St 253-4900 Williamsburg Chrysler 3012 Richmond Rd 229-1050 Dodge Jeep Kia Restaurants (Area Code 757) Williamsburg Area ALLSTATE AGENTS Dyke Tire & Battery 2503 N. Skipwith Rd (804) 270-1010 Williamsburg Pottery 6692 Richmond Rd 564-3326 (Richmond) Anna’s Brick Oven 2021 Richmond Rd 229-5252 Williamsburg Honda-Hyundai 7277 Richmond Rd 564-9700 Pizza–Pasta Wright Sign Service 8008 Hankins 566-8329 Virginia Golf Cars & Batteries 5808 Warwick Blvd (800) 457-6443 Baker’s Crust 5234 Monticello Ave #115 253-2787 Industrial Park Rd (Newport News) Berret’s Seafood 199 S Boundary St 253-1847 Yankee Candle 2200 Richmond Rd 258-1002 Chick-fil-A 4610 Monticello Ave 564-6801 Craft 31 3701 Strawberry Plains Rd 378-3268 Things to Do (Area Code 757) EMERGENCY (Area Code 757) Dennys 409 Bypass Rd 220-0883 IHOP 1412 Richmond Rd Busch Gardens 1 Busch Gardens Blvd (800) 343-7946 Eye Center of Virginia 101 Tewning Rd 229-1131 Hampton Roads Orthopaedics 5335 Discovery 879-6843 747 E. Rochambeau Dr. Fords Colony 240 Fords Colony Dr 258-4115 (Dr. Alex Lambert) Park Blvd McDonald’s 1620 Richmond Rd 220-2026 Golf Club Pivot Physical Therapy 4125 Ironbound Rd 345-0753 Opus 9 Steakhouse 5143 Main St 645-4779 Kingsmill Golf Course 100 Golf Club Rd 253-3906 The Diamond Resorts and Hotels Difference: William & Mary Catering 221-3702 Riverside Doctor’s Hospital 1500 585-2210 • Spacious villas with private bedroom and living room Kiskiack Golf Course 8104 Club Dr 566-2200 of Williamsburg Commonwealth Ave areas with sleeper sofas Local Scoop Magazine (804) 436-7795 Sentara Williamsburg Regional 100 Sentara Circle 984-6000 • Fully-equipped kitchen or kitchenette Transportation Medical Center (Hospital) Room Escape 1215 Mt. Vernon Ave 229-1215 William & Mary WM Hall 221-3407 • Full bathroom with a complimentary amenity kit Amtrak 468 N Boundary St Sports Medicine 751 Ukrop Way • Washer/dryer facility in room or on-site Dunmar Moving/ 8030 White Pine Rd (804) 271-0500 Traditional Golf Properties Tidewater Physical Therapy 4125 Ironbound Rd 220-8383 • Family and children activities and more Allied Van Lines (Richmond) Brickshire Golf Club 5520 Virginia Park Dr (804) 966-7888 Pinto Chiropractic 5408 Discovery 220-8552 Covington Travel Richmond, VA (800) 922-9238 Royal New Kent 10100 Kentland Trail (804) 966-7023 Park Blvd, #200 CALL 1.800.438.2929 Golf Course VISIT DiamondResortsandHotels.com “Please support those Stonehouse Golf 9540 Old Stage Rd 566-1138 Mention Code WMCOUP who support us.” Course Virginia Legacy Soccer 109 Bulifants Blvd Suite A 253-8572 For group bookings of 5 or more email: “Thank you to all [email protected] For additional suggestions please contact the Greater Williamsburg Chamber and Tourism Al- Located 4 miles east of The College of William & Mary our athletic sponsors.” liance at 229-6511 or online Discount Coupon Inside 27863.0516 at www.williamsburgcc.com 27863_WILLIAM_&_MARY_HOSPITALITY_AD-1_3.5x5.5.indd 1 5/19/16 11:28 AM ® STADIUMS & FIELDS INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS ATHLETIC MAP Zable Stadium 100 Stadium Drive Take I-64 Lightfoot Exit 234 (Route 199 East). At top of exit ramp, take a right onto Route 199 East. Stay on 199 East until Monticello Avenue exit. Exit at Monticello Avenue, bear left on exit ramp. At bottom of ramp, turn left at traffic light onto Monticello (pass Ticket Office under 199). Continue straight for approximately 2 (757) 221-3340 miles and turn right onto Richmond Road. Take a www.TribeAthletics.com right at the first traffic light into the Zable parking lot. Martin Family Stadium at Albert- Assistance/Additional Info Pete Kresky (757) 221-3353 Daly Field and Plumeri Park 221 Ironbound Road DIRECTOR OF CORPORATE SALES AND SPONSORSHIPS Take I-64 East to Lightfoot Exit 234. (Route 199 East). At top of exit ramp, take a right onto Route 199 East. Stay on 199 East until the Longhill Road exit. Exit at Longhill Road. At the top of the exit ramp, take a left at the light onto Longhill Road. Continue straight through another stoplight, then bear to the right as Longhill Road becomes Longhill Connector Road. At the next stoplight (in front of Eastern State Hospital), take a left onto Ironbound Road. Plumeri Park is on the left; the entrance will be the first driveway on the left. Albert-Daly Field is behind Plumeri Park. Kaplan Arena, Busch Field & Millie West Tennis Facility 751 Ukrop Way | 600 Brooks Street Spend Less, Enjoy More Take I-64 Lightfoot Exit 234 (Route 199 East). At at Your Hotel Stay in Williamsburg top of exit ramp, take a right onto Route 199 East. Stay on 199 East until Monticello Avenue exit. Exit at RECEIVE 5% OFF! Monticello Avenue, bear left on exit ramp. At bottom CALL 1.800.438.2929 of ramp, turn left at traffic light onto Monticello (pass Greensprings Vacation Resort Martin Family Stadium under 199). Continue straight for about one and a half VISIT DiamondResortsandHotels.com at Albert Daly Field 1 A-1 miles and take a right onto Compton Drive. Continue Alumni Center 2 E-8 Mention Code WMCOUP on Compton Drive and turn right at the first stop sign Blow Memorial Hall 3 G-8 onto Brooks Street, Kaplan Arena will be on your left, For group bookings of 5 or more email: W&M Bookstore 4 J-9 and MWTF will be on your right. Busch Field 5 C-5 [email protected] Millie West Tennis Facility 6 C-6 Offer expires 12/31/2018. Campus Center 7 J-7 Reservations are subject to change. The Historic Powhatan Resort 27863.0516 McCormack-Nagelsen Tennis Center Laycock Football Center 8 E-8 McCormack-Nagelsen 9 B-8 805 South Henry Street Tennis Center Take I-64 to Exit 242A (Route 199 West). At second Plumeri Park 10 B-1 27863_WILLIAM_&_MARY_HOSPITALITY_AD-2_3.5x2.indd 1 5/19/16 11:19 AM traffic light turn right on South Henry Street (Route President’s House 11 I-8 132 North). After passing the cemetery, turn right into Recreation Center 12 B-7 William & Mary Hall 13 C-6 the first driveway. Follow the street around to the right. 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