Inn at Warner Hall
-
Chef's Table and Private Chef's Tasting Dinner
Custom designed by Executive Chef Eric Garcia for two students, this delicious program includes two and ½ hours of private afternoon culinary instruction (2pm – 4:30pm) in the Warner Hall kitchen, a five course candlelight dinner served in the historic 18th Century Kitchen Wing, wine pairings, the evening’s recipes, keepsake Warner Hall binder and apron. Would you like to put together a larger group or a different type of program? Just ask and we’ll see what we can “cook up” for you!
Available Fridays or Saturdays for Lodging Guests
Advance Reservation required (30 days suggested)
$199 per person including tax and service (cost of lodging additional) -
Fruit of the Vine and Cheese
Your choice of a bottle of house Merlot, Cabernet, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio, Riesling, Champagne or Sparkling wine with an assortment of artisan cheeses and distinctive crackers.
24 hours notice required. $55 including tax
-
Honeymoon and Anniversary Special
What better way to celebrate your lives together than spending three nights surrounded in Warner Hall luxury and getting 50% discount for your third night! Visit the Inn at Warner Hall within two months of your actual anniversary or wedding date and enjoy a wonderful environment in which to spend time together. Add a “Special Occasions Package” and really make it a celebration! But be prepared to keep it fun and exciting! There will be a surprise “Dating Game” quiz to verify dates of engagement, marriage, most romantic moment shared, etc. etc….Match all the questions and win a bottle of Champagne!
Inquire with Inn Keeper
Lodging Prices and availability may vary -
Celebrate a Special Occasion
A professionally arranged bouquet of gorgeous seasonal flowers, or a dozen roses with assorted greenery and keepsake vase, paired with a bottle of Chandon Champagne, Chocolate Dipped Strawberries and Bailey’s White Chocolate Mousse Cups, all enjoyed in the privacy of your room will make the occasion not only “Special” but, “Simply Divine….”
Advance Notice required (72 hours suggested)
$99 including tax -
Dinner and Discussion
The Inn at Warner Hall’s “Dinner and Discussion” series brings together fascinating speakers and gourmet cooking in a luxurious setting. Come by for an evening of learning, discussion and gourmet dining. The Dinner and Discussion events include a gourmet buffet dinner by Chef Eric Garcia, complimentary wine and the featured speaker. The event starts at 5:30 pm and will be held on Wednesdays in the spring, summer and fall. Seating ($50 per person) is limited. Visit our event calendar to see when the next “Dinner and Discussion” will be held. Contact Warner Hall to reserve a seat at 800.331.2720 or info@warnerhall.com.
-
Warner, Lewis and Washington Descendants To Celebrate the Legacy of Their Ancestors
Available dates:
Calling all Warner, Lewis and Washington family descendants!
The Inn at Warner Hall will host an Ancestral Homecoming Weekend Friday, July 26 to Sunday, July 28, 2013.
Some of the most recognized names in American history are direct descendants of Warner Hall’s founder, Augustine Warner – George Washington, the first president of the United States, Robert E. Lee, the most famous Civil War General and Captain Meriwether Lewis, renowned American explorer of the Lewis and Clark expedition.
George Washington was a frequent visitor to his grandparent’s plantation.
Queen Elizabeth II, the current monarch of England, is also direct descendent of Augustine Warner. In England, Warner Hall is referred to as “The home of the Queen’s American ancestors.”
Friday, July 26 after checking in, reconnect – or meet – fellow descendants at a “Down Home” welcome buffet dinner. Friday evening, Fairfield Foundation Archaeologists David Brown and Thane Harpole will present a program on 18th century life at Warner Hall and sign their book, “Warner Hall – Story of a Great Plantation.”
Saturday, following breakfast, transportation will be provided to take descendants to “Follow the Footsteps of Augustine Warner II in Colonial Williamsburg,” a private tour developed just for this event.
A tour of White Marsh Plantation – private house and grounds described by Gen. Robert E. Lee as the most beautiful place he’d ever seen – will round out the afternoon before returning to Warner Hall for an 18th Century Dinner featuring costume, music and customs of the day.
The program Saturday evening will feature special presentations, including the preservation of the ancient John Lewis Family Cemetery and “From the Beginning: Warner and Lewis Family English Origins,” by descendant and researcher, Richard Weaver.
Following breakfast at the Inn at Warner Hall Sunday morning, the group will travel to Jamestown Memorial Church for a private service to honor their 17th and 18th century Virginia ancestors. The weekend will end with a trip to nearby Poquoson for a guided tour of the site of Augustine Warner I’s first land grant, optional lunch and a lecture by Colonial Williamsburg’s Winette Jeffery.
The Colonial Adventures & Meal Package is $195 per person, including tax and service. Space is limited to 80 guests. Lodging is not included.
Guests can stay in one of Warner Hall’s 11 rooms. Call the Inn to book a reservation. Rooms assume double occupancy, full breakfast and complimentary snacks each day. Lodging rates range from $195 to $250.
The Hampton Inn near Warner Hall has also blocked 25 rooms, mention GROUP HOLD “WARNER HALL ANCESTRAL HOMECOMING.” Call 804.693.9393 to make a reservation. Group rate is $99.
Contact Warner Hall to reserve space at 800.331.2720 or info@warnerhall.com