First off, Mrs. Johnson is such a sweet hostess. The lovely,colonial home offers several well equipped, clean rooms each with its own bathroom. The furnishings are wonderful, I felt like a princess in the canopied bed. In the morning, she provided us with a cup of freshly brewed coffee. Within 1.5 miles of Colonial Williamsburg and the College of William... More

Had the opportunity to stay in Mrs. Johnson's Guest House in November; she is delightful, a real gem. The house is like "going to your favorite Aunt's home". I can't wait to go to Williamsburg again, and stay with Mrs. Johnson! I would say, "Shhhhhh ~ don't tell anyone about This Charming Guest House experience", but that would be selfish.... More

It was so wonderful to stay in this lovely Williamsburg home. Mrs. Johnson was such a sweet hostess. The room we stayed in was comfortably furnished with a seating area, fire place, and four poster bed. The highlight of our trip was enjoying coffee each morning with Mrs. Johnson. We felt so at home here. It was hard to leave.

Clean, close to Colonial Williamsburg, close to Restaurants! Fantastic experience. So happy we found Mrs. Johnson. We stayed 3 nights. Only $55 a night, plus tax. No breakfast, but no problem. Mrs Johnson made coffee and had juice for us. We had a short chat each morning and helped us decide how we were going to approach each day. She... More

We've stayed with Mrs. Johnson 2 times and wouldn't stay anywhere else! She is a wonderful, kind woman, and her house is beautiful and comfortable!

My best friend and I have been guests of Mrs. Johnson' s for 17 years. We travel to Williamsburg several times a year to shop and sight-see and also to visit with Mrs. Johnson. Her hospitality is immeasurable. Her home is beautiful and very convenient to all area attractions. My favorite part of each visit is having coffee with her... More

With only a photo on the internet website, I made reservations for two rooms for three adults at Johnson's Guest House. Upon arrival I was astonished how nice everything was. The price is unbelievable: about $45 to $50 per room per night. These are rooms large enough to hold a queen-size four-poster canopy bed, two wingback chairs, a full couch,... More