The room was excellent, quiet, very clean. The details - thick towels, down comforters, sleep shuttered windows. The breakfast was sumptuous - local sausage, fresh fruit, an orange filled croissant with fresh blue berry sauce - amazing. And the conversation with other guests and the hosts was welcoming and delightful. My home away from home from now on. I'll come... More

Exactly what a bed and breakfast should be....pear fritatta for breakfast....soft pillows, cushy beds with just the right support...quiet...romantic.... Add in Mickie the wonder hostess, William & Mary across the street, historic Williamsburg just down the block...it doesn't get any better than this!!! Can't wait to go back for, lets see, our sixth visit!! More

Wonderful B&B - Mulberry Manor, opposite William and Mary. The historical old town is tremendous with character actors and re-enactments of historical events. Great shopping and restaurants nearby - everything within walking distance of B&B More

We found Mulberry Garden Manor to be an excellent quality B & B. The rooms were immaculate, peaceful and beautifully decorated. The beds were very comfortable with the finest quality linens. We had every convenience of a five star hotel. Warm and friendly hostess and host who prepared a wonderful breakfast. I have already reserved a room for my next... More

My family had booked all the rooms at this B&B for my son's graduation from the local college in Williamsburg (William and Mary). The innkeeper, Micki, was a most accommodating hostess. We were able to bring other relatives who were staying in the area for breakfast, and bring take-out in for dinner. She let us use her dishes, glasses, silverware,... More

My friend and I loved the Mulberry Garden Manor! The location is perfect...right across the street from W&M and within walking distance of Mercant's Square. Our room was impeccable...quality linens, everything sparkling clean, and beautifully decorated. The breakfasts were delicious and beautifully presented. Touches you would only see in first-class restaurants were common here: fresh fruit served in parfait glasses... More