Driving where to stay?

[dvcnewgirl]

I am driving from Williamsburg VA to disney in December. I will have a 3yo and a 2 month old. Any suggestions where to stay that will be about half way? Thanks for any info!

 

[stacy6552]

Do not stay at the Fairfield Inn at exit 160. Bleck. USAstar.com has awesome I95 exit information. You can find out which hotels are where, and I would definately pay more along the freeway, or go off the freeway to stop for the night. We're in NoVA and stayed at that Fairfield. My neighbors stayed someplace at the GA/FL state line and thought that was a great breaking point, about 3 hours north of WDW.

 

[ccw]

Farther than half way for you, but the Comfort Suites south of St. Augustine Fl is wonderful (and not very pricey). Spacious room, great compl. breakfast, and you are then only 2 hours from Disney! We always like to get the longest leg of our trip behind us that first day so we have lots of energy to enjoy the parks when we arrive! (But i realize that our favorite stop may be TOO far from Va, unless you can get a really early start!)

 

[OnceUponAStar*]

Don't stay at the Comfort Inn or Quinta by Savannah Georgia..lets say it was a pretty interesting experience.

 

[Uncleromulus]

Always had a nice experience at the Hampton Inn in Brunswick, Ga.

 

[Bangerang]

We've stayed at the Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites in Savannah, GA a couple of times. It's right off the interstate, close to a number of eating places, offers breakfast, and best yet, the suites have a door separating the bedroom from a living room with a sleeper couch. You can put the kids to bed and unwind in the other room. My DH likes it because it has the Food Network...we don't have cable at home. He's so easy to please.