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Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Fredericksburg South, (I-95), VA

5327 Jefferson Davis Hwy., Fredericksburg VA 22408, USA

Reservations: +1 (800) 830-5222 US/Canada Toll-free

Telephone: +1 (540) 898-1800 Fax: +1 (540) 898-7354

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We Offer an Ideal Location among Hotels in Fredericksburg, Virginia near I-95

Searching for convenient hotels in Fredericksburg, Virginia near Richmond and Washington, D.C.? Only an hour from nation's capitol, our hotel is near the University of Mary Washington, Kenmore Mansion, Old Towne Fredericksburg, premium golf courses and Kings Dominion amusement park. Visitors will also enjoy touring Ferry Farm, the site of George Washington's boyhood home, and the Mary Washington House, the home of his mother. Surrounded by famous historic sites and convenient to Richmond and Washington D.C., our hotel off I-95 provides premium lodging in Fredericksburg, Virginia.

Nearby attractions include:

Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Park (4 miles)
Visit these sites of monumental Civil War battles while lodging in Fredericksburg.
Phone: +1 (540) 373-6122
University of Mary Washington (4.3 miles)
Enjoy our proximity to the University of Mary Washington.
Phone: +1 (540) 654-1000
Kenmore Mansion (4.8 miles)
This Georgian-style, historic mansion is a window into the wealth of Fredericksburg before the Revolutionary War. The house was built by George Washington's sister, Betty Washington Lewis, and her husband.
Phone: +1 (540) 373-3381
Old Towne Fredericksburg (4.9 miles)
This quaint, historic colonial town lies halfway between Richmond, VA, and Washington, D.C. For local art, shopping, dining and more, enjoy browsing the scenic streets of Old Towne Fredericksburg.
James Monroe Museum and Memorial Library (4.9 miles)
Come learn more about America's history and the fifth president of the U.S., James Monroe.
Phone: +1 (540) 654-1043
Fredericksburg River Cruises (4.9 miles)
For a romantic evening on the river, enjoy dinner and a cruise. This cruise departs from the City Dock on Sophia St., and makes for a great diversion while lodging in Fredericksburg.
Phone: +1 (804) 453-2628
Mary Washington House (5 miles)
Tour this beautiful historic house with gardens belonging to George Washington's mother. This house is within walking distance of the Kenmore Mansion.
Phone: +1 (540) 373-1569
Fredericksburg Expo & Conference Center (6.6 miles)
For Fredericksburg exhibitions, meetings, tradeshows, banquets and more, this expo center is a great venue.
Phone: +1 (540) 548-5555
George Washington's Ferry Farm (6.7 miles)
Explore the location of George Washington's boyhood home and discover excavation sites where archaeologists have uncovered remnants of the original Washington home.
Phone: +1 (540) 370-0732
Kings Dominion (29 miles)
The fun never ends at Kings Dominion with over 400 acres full of roller coasters, crazy rides, stage shows and more!
Phone: +1 (804) 876-5000

About Fredericksburg

The city of Fredericksburg is one of rich history, modern-day culture and a budding future. Now a quaint, historically-minded small town of around 20,000 people, Fredericksburg was initially developed as a frontier city of Virginia in the late 17th-century. By the early 1800's, it had eventually budded into a primary location that linked together Richmond, Virginia and Washington, D.C. In addition to acting as Washington's stomping grounds, Fredericksburg has seen many a battle in its time, including one of the most important fights during the Civil War, the Battle of Fredericksburg. Today, Fredericksburg is a historian's haven, allowing visitors to skip rocks over the Rappahannock River (the same river that George Washington grew up on) and visit the first President's childhood home, Ferry Farm. Be whisked away to another century as you visit cemeteries of fallen soldiers, military memorials and historic buildings, all standing as mementos of a by gone era. Now a suburban oasis for business commuters to D.C. and Richmond, Fredericksburg is coming into its own as one of the best small towns in the nation, and certainly a premier place to visit.

Did you know?

According to legend, John Smith, of Pocahontas fame, visited Fredericksburg as early as 1608. Smith is rumored to have said the area was "beautiful and inviting," leading some historians to believe that his opinion about the area could have led to its settlement. Smith's observations still stand true today, as the rolling hills and Rappahannock River combine to make a spectacular scene.