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Our History
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Our Origin Story

An American Boutique Experience

More than a country estate, The Inn at Warner Hall is a living chapter of American heritage. Established in 1642 by Augustine Warner I, whose descendants include the inaugural President of the United States and English royalty, this storied estate has welcomed some of the most influential names in history. Restored with thoughtful reverence, Warner Hall embodies centuries of legacy appointed for modern travelers.

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A Place with a History

Beyond Warner Hall

Explore centuries-old landmarks, become fully immersed in revolutionary history at Colonial Williamsburg, or visit nearby waterfront towns for boutique shopping, fine dining, and scenic river excursions. For those craving outdoor exploration, the Chesapeake Bay and York River State Park offer stunning natural beauty, hiking trails, and wildlife encounters.

Around the Grounds

Begin your morning with a leisurely walk to our boathouse on the Severn River. Settle into a wicker rocker on the River Porch and take in views of the pastoral landscape. If you're seeking adventure, explore the grounds by hiking, biking, kayaking, canoeing, or playing a round of croquet on the lawn. And honor the legacy of the Warner and Lewis families in the centuries-old cemetery.

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Inside the Inn

The Drawing Room’s crackling fireplace and inviting furnishings create the perfect setting to settle in with a book or enjoy a game of chess or checkers. Toast to your travels with a fireside glass of wine in The Washington Parlor, which elegantly invites conversation and connection.

Where History Comes to Life