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Quality Inn Pavilion is at the foot of I-264 East, Virginia Beach Expressway. Guests are encouraged to enjoy the pool with gazebo and beverage service, or grab a bite at the coffee shop open from 6:00am till 3:00pm. A free beach shuttle is available seasonally. Laundry facilities are available. The Quality Inn Pavilion is located minutes away from the Virginia Marine Science Museum, Ocean Breeze Waterpark, Virginia Beach Fishing Center, Edgar Cayce Center for Research and Enlightenment, First Landing Seashore State Park, Fort Story, Camp Pendelton, Oceana, and Dam Neck. Each room has television, iron, safe, and free local calls.
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Quality Inn Pavilion Property Information:
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Rooms:
97
Floors:
4
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- Car rental desk
- Family rooms
- Free parking
- Swimming pool
- Dining
- Nonsmoking
- Free local calls
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Quality Inn Pavilion Reservation Policies:
Check-In:
1500
Check-Out:
1100
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Virginia Beach Destination Overview
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Located on the Atlantic Ocean and Chesapeake Bay, Virginia Beach borders North Carolina and ranks as the largest city in Virginia. This major East
Coast resort city welcomes college students and other travelers with a scenic
boardwalk bustling with ice-cream shops, fast-food outlets, nightclubs, and places
to rent water-sports equipment. There are excellent beaches north of town and
thousands of hotel and motel rooms to suit every budget. Visit the
landing site where the first colonists touched shore, enjoy an IMAX theatre
presentation, explore a nature trail and hundreds of interactive
exhibits at the Virginia Marine Science Museum, and experience various marine
habitats. In winter, the museum organizes trips to see the humpback whales that
congregate off the coast.
Nearby, Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge and First
Landing State Park are excellent places to ride bicycles, observe the migrating
waterfowl, and explore coastal dunes. On
April 26th 1607 Admiral Christopher Newport set a landing party ashore at the present site of Virginia Beach. Fearing the area was too susceptible to attack from the
native people and the Spanish, Admiral Newport chose a small island on the James River
(Jamestown) on which to establish the first permanent English Colony in the new world. Fourteen years later,
some of the colonists returned to the original landing site and settled in the area that is now Virginia Beach. Abundant fishing and fertile soil assured the area's success.
In the late 1800s, Virginia Beach developed as a resort following construction of a hotel and a railroad linking it with Norfolk. After World War I it became an important base in the national coastal-defense
system and today is home to Little Creek Naval Amphibious Base, Oceana Naval Air Station, and Fleet Combat Direction Systems Warfare Training Center at Dam Neck. With its excellent beaches and many fine hotels,
Virginia Beach is one of the most popular resort destinations on the
east coast and one of the fastest growing cities in the United States.
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