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*rate found for check-in Dec 14, check-out Dec 17
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Check-in: 1600
Check-out: 1000
Local currency: USD
Greensprings Vacation Resort is built on land that was one part of a colonial plantation. The plantation was the home of Sir William Berkeley, Royal Governor of the Virginia Colony. Today the resort much of its historical charm as well as modern amenities including lighted tennis courts, indoor and outdoor pools with hot tubs, cabana, shuffleboard, volleyball, mini golf course, playground, basketball, kid's pool, bike rentals, and an assortment of scheduled activities for guests of all ages. Nearby are many of Williamsburg's renowned attractions, including the Historic Triangle of Jamestown Settlement, Yorktown Battlefield and Colonial Williamsburg, Busch Gardens, Water Country USA, and a superb selection of famous outlet and specialty shops are within 15 miles of the resort. Greensprings Resort is also located on Williamsburg's only Jack Nicklaus golf course, Williamsburg National. Each spacious two bedroom suite offers a king size bed in the master bedroom, a queen sofa sleeper in the living room, either a queen bed or two twin beds in the second bedroom, two full baths with jet tub in the master bath, a fully equipped kitchen, fireplace, balcony or patio, two cable televisions with VCP and washer/dryer.
Please note: Our facilties does not have elevator.
ALL of our resorts will require a Major credit card ONLY deposit for all guests. No cash or debit cards allowed. The deposit will be $100 US and shall be returned when the rooms have been inspected and no damage has been done or items are not missing. If there is damage or items missing the guest will be charged.
Please be advised from 09/09/09 - 02/28/10, due to unit's wallpaper removal and painting, guests may be inconvenienced with noise from equipment being used throughout the weekday hours, however, no earlier than 8:00 a.m. Every effort will be made to keep noise disruption to a minimum.
Check-in: 1600
Check-out: 1000
Local currency: USD
*rate found for check-in Dec 14, check-out Dec 17
Rates displayed reflect the lowest rate found over the next 30 days. This rate is subject to change. Rates may not include service charges, extra person charges, fees or incidental charges (such as room service).
Converted rates (shown in parentheses) are provided for your convenience. They are based on today's exchange rate, but the hotel will charge you in the local currency.
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Overall score
4.2 out of 5
(41 reviews)
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Hotel address: 3500 Ludwell Parkway, Williamsburg, VA 23185
Williamsburg, VA
Newport News/Williamsburg International Airport(PHF) and Richmond International Airport(RIC) and Norfolk International Airport(ORF)
Conveniently located near Virginia's only Jack Nicklaus designed golf course and Williamsburg's attractions.
Please enter check-in and check-out dates to the right to select a room
Check-in: 1600
Check-out: 1000
Local currency: USD
*rate found for check-in Dec 14, check-out Dec 17
Rates displayed reflect the lowest rate found over the next 30 days. This rate is subject to change. Rates may not include service charges, extra person charges, fees or incidental charges (such as room service).
Converted rates (shown in parentheses) are provided for your convenience. They are based on today's exchange rate, but the hotel will charge you in the local currency.
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Overall score
4.2 out of 5
(41 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
Score
4 out of 5
nice place
hutchbunchmom Nov 16, 2009
First room-the second BR was completely smokey, so back to the front desk. Very co-operative, understanding and changed our ... suite immediately. Rooms were spacious, loved having washer/dryer/dishwasher for family of 6. Carpet could be updated but it was clean. Everything else was great. Thankful the "concierge"/timeshare recruiter left us alone after a couple of no's at check-in. Small-med tvs if that's a big thing for you, they were fine for us. Having the option of somewhat reasonable, fast internet was great-$7 a day or $20 for 3, something else for a week, I don't remember. Still, some places the internet is iffy, but it was very good and fast. Williamsburg area is so very, very spread out, that's the only thing that keeps me from checking super location. Very quiet, closest to Jamestown, almost the same to Williamsburg. We also went to Yorktown and Nauticus...excellent trip and if we get to go back (which we all do want to!) we'd love to stay there again. If you have AZA/ASTC passes (you can get from certain zoos/science centers) then there is a lot free. Nauticus was free, Air and Space didn't offer a discount or anything. There were others also that qualify on the pass. The ship USS Wisconsin is free to all, but the Nauticus museum was really interesting and our boys enjoyed it a lot. We also did BOTH Jamestowns--historical and settlement, I didn't really understand with online research ahead of time, so I'll note that we LOVED doing both--2 admission costs though--Historical J is where the settlement actually was, the archearium was not to miss. Also, they have a Jr. Ranger program where kids get a book, fill out 5 of the activities, and the ranger quizzes them and gives a nice badge ($1.75 each-for the book and patch) Helped the kids stay focused on thinking about the info. Very nice. Also, don't miss the glass blower there, way cool. The Settlement is entered via a huge, HUGE brick building which has tons of info/artifacts/exhibits, the Indian village is GREAT (so hands on-tons of furs on the beds they could "sleep" on-my boys were so impressed with that) and the ships of course were wonderful, re-enactors amazing and patient and kind. We did both in one day so we could get to other stuff, but you can spend a whole day in either. Yorktown not so much time (at least for us, lots of grounds to walk), still lots of great information about the forming of our nation. There's a restaurant down by the bridge, it's a sub/pizza place, you can play in the sand, take a blanket and eat by the York River. A fabulous end for us, and even in Nov, it was the best weather we could imagine.
Traveler type: Family
The maps do not match the roads. We tried several (maps), so take extra time for navigation errors. Ironbound road is in a couple different places and one map showed 3 different state route 5s in a 5 mile circumference. Get directions from the hotel (to get there), not internet/GPS mapping like we did. Agreed with other posts--there is NOTHING within several miles of the hotel, but east on Monticello there are some things. Not a whole lot, but restaurants and Target. Nothing is open late off-season. Nice and quiet though. New Town down Monticello has all kinds of great restaurants, from Cheeburger Cheeburger to way nice.
Score
5 out of 5
Wonderful family vacation
Katy Oct 31, 2009
Would recommend this hotel. The staff is very helpful, the condo is clean and quiet. It's very close to Williamsburg and ... other places to visit. Our family would definetly stay here again. Wonderful!!
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
October visit
Caitlin Oct 29, 2009
Good experience. The 2bdrm suites were very nice. Just that some of the furniture was a little outdated. Staff was friendly. ...
Traveler type: Family
Reviews represent the opinions of Orbitz customers, not of Orbitz or its staff.
The maps do not match the roads. We tried several (maps), so take extra time for navigation errors. Ironbound road is in a couple different places and one map showed 3 different state route 5s in a 5 mile circumference. Get directions from the hotel (to get there), not internet/GPS mapping like we did. Agreed with other posts--there is NOTHING within several miles of the hotel, but east on Monticello there are some things. Not a whole lot, but restaurants and Target. Nothing is open late off-season. Nice and quiet though. New Town down Monticello has all kinds of great restaurants, from Cheeburger Cheeburger to way nice.
--hutchbunchmom, Winston Salem, NC Nov 16, 2009
Jamestown Settlement! They have recreated the first permanent English settlement. It is very hands on and a great family learning experience.
--tooka, Wilmington, NC Oct 21, 2009
You may have issues finding dining in the area, especially in the late evening after a full day at the amusement parks. If you don't plan on cooking dinner in the kitchen, the best places to eat are on Route 60 next to Williamsburg. There are several clusters of chain restaurants around that area with extended hours. They usually serve food until 11 or midnite on weekdays.
--Penguin, Alexandria, VA Oct 20, 2009
Overall score
4.2 out of 5
(41 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
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Score
4 out of 5
nice place
hutchbunchmom Nov 16, 2009
First room-the second BR was completely smokey, so back to the front desk. Very co-operative, understanding and changed our ... suite immediately. Rooms were spacious, loved having washer/dryer/dishwasher for family of 6. Carpet could be updated but it was clean. Everything else was great. Thankful the "concierge"/timeshare recruiter left us alone after a couple of no's at check-in. Small-med tvs if that's a big thing for you, they were fine for us. Having the option of somewhat reasonable, fast internet was great-$7 a day or $20 for 3, something else for a week, I don't remember. Still, some places the internet is iffy, but it was very good and fast. Williamsburg area is so very, very spread out, that's the only thing that keeps me from checking super location. Very quiet, closest to Jamestown, almost the same to Williamsburg. We also went to Yorktown and Nauticus...excellent trip and if we get to go back (which we all do want to!) we'd love to stay there again. If you have AZA/ASTC passes (you can get from certain zoos/science centers) then there is a lot free. Nauticus was free, Air and Space didn't offer a discount or anything. There were others also that qualify on the pass. The ship USS Wisconsin is free to all, but the Nauticus museum was really interesting and our boys enjoyed it a lot. We also did BOTH Jamestowns--historical and settlement, I didn't really understand with online research ahead of time, so I'll note that we LOVED doing both--2 admission costs though--Historical J is where the settlement actually was, the archearium was not to miss. Also, they have a Jr. Ranger program where kids get a book, fill out 5 of the activities, and the ranger quizzes them and gives a nice badge ($1.75 each-for the book and patch) Helped the kids stay focused on thinking about the info. Very nice. Also, don't miss the glass blower there, way cool. The Settlement is entered via a huge, HUGE brick building which has tons of info/artifacts/exhibits, the Indian village is GREAT (so hands on-tons of furs on the beds they could "sleep" on-my boys were so impressed with that) and the ships of course were wonderful, re-enactors amazing and patient and kind. We did both in one day so we could get to other stuff, but you can spend a whole day in either. Yorktown not so much time (at least for us, lots of grounds to walk), still lots of great information about the forming of our nation. There's a restaurant down by the bridge, it's a sub/pizza place, you can play in the sand, take a blanket and eat by the York River. A fabulous end for us, and even in Nov, it was the best weather we could imagine.
Traveler type: Family
The maps do not match the roads. We tried several (maps), so take extra time for navigation errors. Ironbound road is in a couple different places and one map showed 3 different state route 5s in a 5 mile circumference. Get directions from the hotel (to get there), not internet/GPS mapping like we did. Agreed with other posts--there is NOTHING within several miles of the hotel, but east on Monticello there are some things. Not a whole lot, but restaurants and Target. Nothing is open late off-season. Nice and quiet though. New Town down Monticello has all kinds of great restaurants, from Cheeburger Cheeburger to way nice.
Score
5 out of 5
Wonderful family vacation
Katy Oct 31, 2009
Would recommend this hotel. The staff is very helpful, the condo is clean and quiet. It's very close to Williamsburg and ... other places to visit. Our family would definetly stay here again. Wonderful!!
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
October visit
Caitlin Oct 29, 2009
Good experience. The 2bdrm suites were very nice. Just that some of the furniture was a little outdated. Staff was friendly. ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
5 out of 5
Well Worth It! Family Friendly!
tooka Oct 21, 2009
This was actually a timeshare hotel. After checking in, was sent to the concierge's desk to pick up parking pass. After ... being given excellent location information was asked if we wanted to 'do the tour'. I declined and that was that. No pressure. Day 1 we visited Yorktown Victory center. The 'museum' was not interesting to my kids (under 8), but they loved the school for the soldier and other reinactors. Day 2 we vistied Jamestown Settlement. This was very hands-on. The 'museum' and films were all recently redone and top notch I might add. The kids got to do something hands-on at every stop. We all walked away with smiles. After 2 long days I feel it is time to mention the stay. The beds were amazing. Kids stayed in room with 2 doubles. We had king size. Everyone's favorite room though was the bathroom. The Jacuzzi tub and steam shower eased all our aches. And yes, I said steam shower, as in sauna, in our room! The in room washer/dryer also helped! The next day we planned to visit Williamsburg, but saw a commercial for the Virginia Zoo only an hour away in Norfolk. Thought the kids would like that better, and they did! From the zoo we traveled another 20 mins to the Chesapeake bay bridge-tunnel. An 18 mile bridge with 2 under water tunnel sections. It cost us $17 dollars for the round trip, but was worth it. The only negative comment I can come up with is that the internet was pay to browse. They did have 2 free computers in the check-in lobby though. Very great experience. Had fun in Williamsburg without going to Historic Williamsburg or Bush Gardens. Try it!
Traveler type: Family
Jamestown Settlement! They have recreated the first permanent English settlement. It is very hands on and a great family learning experience.
Score
4 out of 5
Great place to stay - 10am checkout bleh
Penguin Oct 20, 2009
Check-in was fast and easy. The concierge was especially energetic even though it was 10:30 at night! Great value, great ... location. My second time here and I'd definitely come again.
Traveler type: Friends
You may have issues finding dining in the area, especially in the late evening after a full day at the amusement parks. If you don't plan on cooking dinner in the kitchen, the best places to eat are on Route 60 next to Williamsburg. There are several clusters of chain restaurants around that area with extended hours. They usually serve food until 11 or midnite on weekdays.
Score
5 out of 5
Very Nice
AGS Oct 14, 2009
We were originally booked for the sister hotel but were later transferred to Powhatan and promised an newly remodeled unit. ... When we arrived I had to request again a remodeled room. The supervisor for check in was nice and accomodated me. However had I not made a request I doubt we would have been issued a newly remodeled unit. Everything in the unit was nice. The only negatives were the dryer that didn't dry the first time but needed two times to thoroughly dry. Also the walls are fairly thin and the unit above us though not loud we could hear them walking around etc. It is a guarded hotel( guard at entrance gate) and therefore made you feel safer.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Weekend in Williamsburh
Chris Oct 4, 2009
Location was great. Plenty to do at the premises. No hard sales push on the timeshare. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
great stay would do it again
jessy Oct 1, 2009
we had a wonderful time the pool was open for a much later time than normal 11pm which was great ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
Just as it said it would be
YaYa Concierge Sep 29, 2009
I will be honest, I almost passed Greensprings by after reading some posted comments but I am SO glad I reconsidered. It was ... my task to locate the "perfect" accommodations for our annual "girl" trip. I am happy to report we were all very pleased with the selection! Our place was spotless and well appointed. All staff were courteous and helpful. Location was close to Colonial Williamsburg, shopping and restaurants. Only tasks were to take out the garbage and run the dishwasher upon departure. Will definitely book another stay when we return to visit Jamestown!
Traveler type: Friends
Score
4 out of 5
Wished we could have stayed longer...
The T family Sep 27, 2009
Unfortunately, we were only there one night. We had a 2 bedroom condo, and after Busch Gardens and shopping all day, it was ... a truly pleasant surprise that the room was ready a little early and just a really nice place. Everyone went for a swim after dinner and the indoor and outdoor pool (still open and kind of cold, but enjoyable) were a huge plus for our family. It would be a great place for a family reunion. Everyone could find something to do.
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
great short stay
Becky Sep 20, 2009
The room was great. The jetted tub, steam shower, bed was comfortable, large balcony, everything was provided except ... clothes, toothbrush and toothpaste. I really wish I had had more time to stay longer. Everyone was friendly and helpful.
Traveler type: Single
close to colonial williamsburg and busch gardens.
Score
5 out of 5
Great Deal, Secure, Good Price
Ace Sep 12, 2009
The location was great. Access to restaurants, stores, shopping, and sightseeing were all very close. I felt very secure at ... this location. It is a gated property with 3 secure doors to reach your room. It was very spacious and very clean.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Greensprings Vac Resort - Labor day 09
Prerna Sep 9, 2009
We really loved the place. It was nice & clean. taff was good. Loved the big jacuzzi in master bathroom. ...
Traveler type: Family
Colonial williamsburg was short drive..
Score
4 out of 5
Good Stay
Lentiya Sep 8, 2009
Our family stayed here from Tues-Friday so it was pretty quiet. We had a downstairs unit and the people upstairs were a ... little heavy footed and there were ants near the sink in the kitchen. They were tiny ants and we didn't use the kitchen so it wasn't a major issue but still. There was an empty water bottle under one of the beds and the living room funiture had some stains, but other than that it was a nice space to stay better than a regular hotel room. We had a two bedroom suite and that was enough space for 4 people to strech out. The pool and children's area was very nice and clean. They had a big movie screen and they had a disney movie at about 8:30 one night for the kids by the pool and that was nice. The location is awesome if you are going to the downtown Williamsburg sites, Busch Gardens and Watercountry. Also 2 minutes up the road they have a grocery store and some restuarants and shops if you need them. Very Nice. They staff is also very nice. I would recommend this place and I would stay again. And check out was a breeze.
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
Nice stay
Vacation Aug 27, 2009
Very nice timeshare. Full Kitchen and 2 BR and 2 Baths. ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
Great place to stay in Williamsburg!
Nicky Aug 6, 2009
I give the hotel 4.5! I only have two negative things which did not take away my enjoyment of the trip. The down button for ... the tv was missing and there was a dead animal that was thrown behind the pool bar trash and was smelling at the toddler's pool but not in the adult pool. It was gone the next day. The rooms were spacious and nicely decorated, especially the master bedroom and bathroom. The kitchen and dining room were a good size and have complete utensils. The security was great and friendly staff.
Traveler type: Family
Outlet prices were amazing.
Score
5 out of 5
GREAT PLACE...LESS SITTING
CAPTAIN AMERICA2 Aug 2, 2009
I TOOK MY FAMILY THERE TO VISIT WATER WORLD AND BUSCH GARDENS AS WELL AS GO KARTS PLUS. WE ENJOYED THE POOL, THE HOT TUB AND ... THE ROOM. THIS IS OUR 2ND TIME STAYING AT THE VACATION RESORT AND I INTEND TO VISIT IT AGAIN BEFORE THE END OF THE YEAR. IT IS A GREAT PLACE TO STAY AND IT IS CLOSE TO EVERYWHERE THAT YOU WILL WANT TO VISIT.
Traveler type: Family
EVERY PLACE THAT YOU WILL WANT TO EAT IS RIGHT ON ONE STRIP. IT IS RICHMOND (HIGHWAY?) OR SOMEOTHING LIKE THAT. ANYWAY, ALL OF THE EATING ESTABLISHMENTS HAVE EXCELLENT CUSTOMER SERVICE AS WELL AS FOOD.
Score
4 out of 5
Great Resort
mwest Jul 28, 2009
The pool was great. A little crowded on Saturday and Sunday, but Monday was great. This is a nice place. We went to the ... grocery store a couple of times, but other than that, we never left the resort. There was plenty to do. We will go back next year if possible
Traveler type: Family
Turn left on Monticello and just go straight and you will run into just about everything you need.
Score
4 out of 5
Can't wait to return
Loved VA Jul 25, 2009
The Greenspring Vacation Resort is not over built - so there was no over crowding at their amenities (pool, putt-putt, tennis ... courts, etc.) The location is ideal for seeing much of what the southwest corner of VA offers including Colonial Williamsburg. VA Beach was less than an hour drive away. The kids loved Busch Gardens and Water Country USA - which are by far the cleanest parks I've ever toured.
Traveler type: Family
Leave yourself time to visit the Prime Outlet shopping area.
Score
5 out of 5
Excellent vacation option
Traveling Family Jul 11, 2009
For a family vacation in Williamsburg, this was the way to go. 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms for just slightly more than a ... standard hotel room. We saved money by eating some meals in the condo. The kitchen was well-stocked and clean. The whole unit was very clean. The whirlpool tub was a nice feature and a hit with the kids. We enjoyed the resort's pools, putt-putt course, and ping pong table. There were plenty of other amenities that we just didn't have time to do. Staff was friendly and accomodating. We will definitely stay at this resort again if we vacation in Williamsburg.
Traveler type: Family
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The maps do not match the roads. We tried several (maps), so take extra time for navigation errors. Ironbound road is in a couple different places and one map showed 3 different state route 5s in a 5 mile circumference. Get directions from the hotel (to get there), not internet/GPS mapping like we did. Agreed with other posts--there is NOTHING within several miles of the hotel, but east on Monticello there are some things. Not a whole lot, but restaurants and Target. Nothing is open late off-season. Nice and quiet though. New Town down Monticello has all kinds of great restaurants, from Cheeburger Cheeburger to way nice.
--hutchbunchmom, Winston Salem, NC Nov 16, 2009
Jamestown Settlement! They have recreated the first permanent English settlement. It is very hands on and a great family learning experience.
--tooka, Wilmington, NC Oct 21, 2009
You may have issues finding dining in the area, especially in the late evening after a full day at the amusement parks. If you don't plan on cooking dinner in the kitchen, the best places to eat are on Route 60 next to Williamsburg. There are several clusters of chain restaurants around that area with extended hours. They usually serve food until 11 or midnite on weekdays.
--Penguin, Alexandria, VA Oct 20, 2009
close to colonial williamsburg and busch gardens.
--Becky, Haymarket, Virginia Sep 20, 2009
Colonial williamsburg was short drive..
--Prerna, New Jersey Sep 9, 2009
Outlet prices were amazing.
--Nicky, Bowie, MD Aug 6, 2009
EVERY PLACE THAT YOU WILL WANT TO EAT IS RIGHT ON ONE STRIP. IT IS RICHMOND (HIGHWAY?) OR SOMEOTHING LIKE THAT. ANYWAY, ALL OF THE EATING ESTABLISHMENTS HAVE EXCELLENT CUSTOMER SERVICE AS WELL AS FOOD.
--CAPTAIN AMERICA2, WASHINGTON DC Aug 2, 2009
Turn left on Monticello and just go straight and you will run into just about everything you need.
--mwest, Chesapeake, VA Jul 28, 2009
Leave yourself time to visit the Prime Outlet shopping area.
--Loved VA, Ohio Jul 25, 2009
Save $10 on Busch Gardens ticket by buying them at Chick-fil-a
--4 kids 6 and under, Charlottesville, VA Jun 15, 2009
The kitchen is stocked pretty well so you can buy groceries and cook there if you're looking to save a little on the travel tab.
--Kiggs, Jenkintown, PA May 22, 2009
Parks on location. Movies, bowling alley, and Go Karts a short drive from.
--LaWanda, Middletown, RI May 4, 2009
This area has so much to offer and everything is within a short drive away and easy to find. We went to Busch Gardens one day. My husband and son played golf at Kingsmill another, while I stayed back with our youngest and played miniture golf at the resort. Our last day we went to Jamestown. You will find most of your dining options on Richmond Ave, from 5 star dining to Friendlys although there are many other options avalible as well. One rainy day we took in a movie at Olde Town shopping center and another we spent at Tanger outlets. Wireless Internet is available for a nominal fee in your unit or there is a free zone availible in the lobby.
--MonumentalWonders, Asheville, North Carolina Apr 25, 2009
Take at least $1000.00 with you to shop. The deals are spectacular and you will want to take advantage of them.
--Captain America, Washington DC Apr 20, 2009
Strip malls - nothing special as far as stores go.
--David, Alexandria Oct 13, 2008
Victor by Sals is an excellent restaurant on Richmond Road to dine at.
--Stephanie, Shenandoah, VA Oct 5, 2008
If you are coming north on I-95, get off at exit 31 in Virginia instead of going through Richmond and go the back roads and go by way of the Jamestown/Scotland Ferry. It's shorter and usually faster and just fun to ride the ferry!
--brenda, USA Mar 29, 2008
Sals pizza was a great place - good Italian food, pizza.
--diane, New York, NY Apr 19, 2007
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