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Stay in Smithfield

Whether your tastes run toward a beautiful Historic Inn, a luxurious Waterfront Lodge, a quaint Bed & Breakfast or a newly built flagship hotel, Smithfield has the perfect place for you to lay your head. Why not make the night-time hours count as much as your day light experiences by extending your stay to include one of our amazing accommodations?

Mansion on Main by Lorella Johnson

Mansion on Main Bed and Breakfast- 1889 Thomas House

36 Main Street
Smithfield, VA 23430

Smithfield Station Waterfront Inn Restaurant Marian Conference Center

Smithfield Station Waterfront Inn, Restaurant, Marina and Conference Center

415 South Church Street
Smithfield, VA 23430

Hampton Inn and Suites Smithfield

Hampton Inn and Suites - Smithfield

200 Vincents Crossing
Smithfield, VA 23430

The Smithfield Inn

The Smithfield Inn

112 Main Street
Smithfield, VA 23430

Plan your Trip

Getting Here

Smithfield & Isle of Wight County are located in Coastal Virginia. It’s easy to get here, whether traveling by car, boat, air or rail. While on the way, youʹll enjoy beautiful farmland and great water views along the shores that helped found our nation. And Genuine Smithfield is the #1 day‐trip destination from Williamsburg and the Historic Triangle. A free ferry ride across the historic James River and a country drive puts you in the heart of downtown Smithfield.

Weather & Climate

With their location in Coastal Virginia, Smithfield & Isle of Wight County offer visitors four distinctly beautiful seasons with hot, humid summers and cold winters (with occasional snow falls) and glorious autumns and springs.

Trip Ideas

Discover all there to see and do in Genuine Smithfield & Isle of Wight County with itineraries tailored to your interests and the activities you enjoy – everything from exploring the outdoors, to a gal’s weekend. Check out these ready-made trip ideas!

Maps

Smithfield is located in northeastern Isle of Wight County at the confluence of the Pagan River and Cypress Creek. Isle of Wight is not an island, but is bordered by two historic rivers - the James River on the east and the Blackwater River on the west.

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