The Fredericksburg center point is about the area of Us Government Marine Corps and the area of Mary Washington College.
With its location between Washington, D.C. and Richmond, it's no surprise that Fredericksburg enjoys long, hot summers and cool winters. In July and August, temperatures are generally in the upper 80s and low 90s. In the winter, the area enjoys crisp temperatures in the 40s. The area receives a relatively consistent amount of precipitation year-round, which means it doesn't have a distinct rainy season.
If you're looking for the most comfortable time of year to visit, opt for the spring or fall. For the cheapest hotel rates, plan your visit during winter. If you want to join in on Fredericksburg's many festivals and events, visit during the summer.
Save even more on select Fredericksburg hotels by seeking out deals and discounts for your group. For instance, AAA members save 10 percent on standard room rates at the Econo Lodge and the Americas Best Value Inn - Fredericksburg North.
AARP members and seniors save 15 percent or more at the Residence Inn by Marriott Fredericksburg and the Super 8 Fredericksburg Central Plaza. Military members and government employees get guaranteed rates at the Comfort Suites Fredericksburg North and the Knights Inn Fredericksburg North.
Splurge a little without breaking the bank at one of these four top value options in Fredericksburg.
At the Comfort Suites Fredericksburg North, you'll get the best deal on a double bed suite, but the larger king suites offer more privacy for a few more dollars per night. No matter which you choose, you'll have basics like a microwave and a refrigerator at your fingertips. Business travelers will appreciate the in-room coffee makers and desks as well as the hotel's 24-hour business center and 1,000 square feet of meeting space. Business and leisure travelers alike will enjoy the complimentary buffet breakfast.
When you stay at the Super 8 Fredericksburg Central Plaza, you'll be near the Spotsylvania Towne Centre and several other local attractions. Choose a standard double or queen room, or pay a little more for a large king bed or two queens. All of the 62 guestrooms include essentials like refrigerators and microwaves, as well as 32-inch flat-screen TVs and complimentary Wi-Fi. Make your day great with a complimentary continental breakfast, and make your stay an even better deal with free self-parking.
Located on the south side of Fredericksburg, the Hampton Inn & Suites Fredericksburg South is convenient to numerous historic sites and battlefields. When you stay here, you'll enjoy conveniences like in-room kitchens with refrigerators and microwaves, along with 32-inch LCD TVs and workspaces. Wake up and hit the fitness center or the indoor pool, and fuel up for a fun day with a complimentary hot and cold buffet breakfast. If you're planning a mid-sized event in town, take advantage of the 2,600 square feet of conference and meeting space.
On Fredericksburg's south side, the Sleep Inn Southpoint offers clean and comfortable queen and king rooms. All of the 67 guestrooms boast essentials like refrigerators and plasma TVs to make your stay even more pleasant. Splash around in the seasonal outdoor pool, use the free Wi-Fi to book excursions, and ask the helpful staff for assistance with tickets and tours.
Get the lay of the land with a visit to the Fredericksburg & Spotsylvania National Military Park. One of the most dramatic and significant Civil War sites, this vast battlefield features visitor centers, a range of historic buildings, and miles of walking trails. With self-guided tours designed for short and long visits, you can spend anywhere from a few hours to several days exploring this park.
Experience more of Fredericksburg's history with a visit to Chatham Manor, a lavish historic home with beautifully maintained grounds. Whether you're interested in touring the home or taking in the fresh air in the garden, this is a great family-friendly stop. Along the same lines, the Kenmore Plantation and Gardens also offers well-maintained grounds and plenty of history.
Discover the beauty of Fredericksburg at the Gari Melchers Home and Studio at Belmont. The longtime home of artist Gari Melchers, this historic house is decorated with original furniture and paintings. In the spring, the gardens in the surrounding areas truly shine.
Enjoy a taste of Fredericksburg, and stop by the A. Smith Bowman Distillery, which offers tree tours and whiskey tastings. Don't miss your chance to visit the handful of craft breweries in the Fredericksburg area, such as Adventure Brewing South and Spencer Devon Brewing.
From history to nature to food, Fredericksburg has it all. Whether you're planning a historic tour or a quick taste of the city, there's no time like now to visit this Virginia hotspot.
Below are reviews of the city of Fredericksburg, VA from an actual visitor's perspective.
I love the atmosphere of the city and I will certainly be visiting there again.
Downtown Fredericksburg has some nice stores and restaurants. .
Live within the area had a/c problem that is how we ended up in the comfort suites.
The walking tour around Fredericksburg was excellent, lots of good information
Food
The area had a lot to do and places to eat.
Fredericksburg, Texas. We enjoyed that city
Continental breakfast was great, awesome selection!
I came to see my granddaughter, her father my son, passed away recently and we spread his ashes in a special place. I have great memories of my son there when he was stationed in Quantico as a Marine.
Nice town and area close to Washington DC and lots of shopping.
Orofino, Italian restaurant located at 1006 Carolina St Fredericksburg was spectacular. Every member of the staff made our dining experience memorable. Not to mention the food was off the charts, true authentic Italian cuisine.
Lots of restaurants, hotel area is quiet and easy off/on the highway.
Conveniently placed restaurants, gas stations, and road ways of travel.
Beautiful
I've lived Fredericksburg for 20 years. There's not much about it that I don't like. I especially adore the historic district and quaint coffee shops like 25/30 by the train station
Loved the downtown. My reason for visiting was for Civil War.
Good restaurants. Shopping and things to see and do!
Every thing was near.
Wonderful to visit and live in too. As all expanding towns and cities in Northern Virginia, busy traffic.
I loved it; thinking about moving there.
Great donuts at Paul's Bakery!
Excellent location
Everything to do around the hotel
Many options of restaurants, groceries, etc.
Pretty city.
Staff was excellent.
The area was nice, good choices for dining. I was only there for one night.
Downtown is quaint and historical.
Stores, and a variety of food places to eat
Loved all the things there.
Ok
Many shopping choices and restaurants.
Very interesting place and friendly people.
Fredericksburg battlefield.
The atmosphere downtown!
Nice restaurants
The city is very nice.
Located east, on & off 95.
The town had so much to do all within walking distance.
Fredericksburg is a beautiful hometown type city. I always stay in Fredericksburg when traveling to DC for my oncology appointments.
Wonderful Mexican restaurant near our hotel, Pancho Villa.
I like the mix of historical and cultural sites. Not too far from DC and the shore.
I like the mix of historical and cultural sites. Not too far from DC and the shore.
Love history, architecture, restaurants and people friendly
All attractions are close to the hotel.
Nice city!
Nice city!
Wegmans!
Fredericksburg was lovely. Catholic Church was lovely.
Pleased with the different bakeries. One of the best is in historic downtown. Unbelievable breakfast casserole at “Eileen Bakery"!
Rockabilly Car Show!
A lot of places to eat and shop.
All of the stores and restaurants!
Gas, food and shopping are very close to hotel.
The city of Fredericksburg was very nice.
The city of Fredericksburg is very nice.
Close to restaurants.
Many places to eat around the hotel.
Great places to eat and places to go nearby.
City of Fredericksburg is full of history. Revolutionary War, Civil War. Great college university of Mary Washington.
Great variety of places to eat and shop.
Historical.
I live here. Just met friends and family here. Love it!
Excellent history and experience.
We loved the many restaurants!
Beautiful historic buildings.
Historic!
Attending a wedding at Woolen, a beautiful and historical venue.
I like the location for the selection of eatery restaurants.
Good location, nice rooms and staff.
Clean room and friendly staff.
There are plenty of stores, entertainment and restaurants.
Historic town with great frozen custard at Carls!
Only went to IHOP but they were friendly and the food was great!
Quaint and clean. Very nice.
The area is rich in history!
Fredericksburg is one of my favorite cities ... history buff wonderland!
Nice area!
I loved downtown!!! One of the cleanest and historical.
The room was clean and comfortable. The staff was friendly and welcoming.
Quaint!