Greensprings Vacation Resort

“Ok stay”

Resort ok. Beds comfy. Amenities fee is outrageous. $196 for the week and indoor hottub was closed for cleaning. Didn't use any amenities! Rip off! Kitchen equipment is sparse--if you cook better bring your own skillets and pans. Ok place to stay while enjoying the area and restaurants. Timeshare … more

Resort ok. Beds comfy. Amenities fee is outrageous. $196 for the week and indoor hottub was closed for cleaning. Didn't use any amenities! Rip off! Kitchen equipment is sparse--if you cook better bring your own skillets and pans. Ok place to stay while enjoying the area and restaurants. Timeshare pitch was easy and $300 offer came in handy.

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“Good Resort”

The resort is laid out nicely and the units have a lot of room. While it is a few miles from Historic Williamsburg, the drive is easy. We have stayed here once before and the reason I didn't give it all 5's this time is because they are undergoing renovations to the units. We previously had a newly… more

The resort is laid out nicely and the units have a lot of room. While it is a few miles from Historic Williamsburg, the drive is easy. We have stayed here once before and the reason I didn't give it all 5's this time is because they are undergoing renovations to the units. We previously had a newly renovated unit, so we had no issues. This time we had a unit that was in the last batch of units to be scheduled for renovation. As a result, we had a few mechanical/cleaning issues and after reporting them were promptly taken care of so there were no lingering problems.

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“Restful stay”

Greensprings Resort is a quiet, out-of-the-way stay, still with excellent access to the many area draws.

“Beautiful location, nice size units, needs renovations.”

We loved being on the golf course our son was playing his golf tournament on. The unit was spacious and clean, but it is in need of a renovation, as it is dated. We were placed in the very last unit which while we liked the location, we were placed in the same building with the workers who are do… more

We loved being on the golf course our son was playing his golf tournament on. The unit was spacious and clean, but it is in need of a renovation, as it is dated. We were placed in the very last unit which while we liked the location, we were placed in the same building with the workers who are doing improvements on the property which I found odd.With the workers cars and trucks in parking spaces, it limited our parking. We would book this property again, but I would ask about being placed with other guests and not the people working on the units.

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“Average Stay - It's nice but we like Powhatan Resort Better”

My wife and I visited Williamsburg over President’s Day weekend with our adult daughter to visit our younger daughter in college. Here’s a summary of the pros and cons of Greensprings. On previous trips to Williamsburg, we’ve stayed at the neighboring Powhatan Resort, which is also an HGV property,… more

My wife and I visited Williamsburg over President’s Day weekend with our adult daughter to visit our younger daughter in college. Here’s a summary of the pros and cons of Greensprings. On previous trips to Williamsburg, we’ve stayed at the neighboring Powhatan Resort, which is also an HGV property, so some of this review compares the two. Pros: The property is beautiful and well maintained. Our ground-floor two-bedroom, two-bathroom suite with a kitchen and dining area was very spacious and comfortable. The master bathroom was extremely large, with a double-sized soaking tub and a separate stall shower. We used the hot tub at the pool, and the entire pool area and locker rooms were clean and well kept. The beds were extremely comfortable. I slept as well as I do in my own bed at home. I also used the gym, which is in fantastic condition. All of the equipment was working properly. It was February, so we couldn’t use the outdoor pool, but it’s large and very nice — actually nicer than the outdoor pool at Powhatan. This property is smaller and easier to get around compared to Powhatan, which is several times larger. Great value. I booked six months in advance and was able to secure an incredible rate of $84 per night plus the $25 resort fee. For a two-bedroom suite, that price was outstanding. Cons: There were ants in the master bathroom around the soaking tub. I didn’t make a big deal about it or contact management, as I figured it was just one of those things that occasionally happens. The ants were limited to the tub area and nowhere else in the suite, but I wanted to mention it since some reviewers might consider that a significant issue. The way the TV was mounted on the wall in the living room made it impossible to access the HDMI ports and connect my Roku player. I realize this is somewhat of a minor issue, but when we’re at a resort with downtime, I like having access to my own streaming options rather than being limited to the hotel channels. We didn’t have this issue at Powhatan. There were a few minor maintenance issues, such as small holes in the rug. Nothing major, but the property could use a bit more attention to detail. There’s no on-site restaurant, unlike Powhatan — though that’s understandable given that Greensprings is a smaller property. Overall: We had a good stay and found many things to like about Greensprings, especially the value, comfort, and amenities. However, based on our personal preferences and past experience, we slightly prefer Powhatan Resort and will likely stay there on future trips.

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