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Apartments in Newport News

Properties are selected based on real traveler reviews and popularity among guests who’ve booked a night in Newport News on Hotels.com. These Newport News Apartments consistently deliver on quality, location and traveler experience. Last updated on .

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1. Nyakio Suite

Nyakio Suite
2.0 star property
Greenbrier
$511 nightly
The price is $589
Oct 29 - Oct 30
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Nyakio Suite
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Top neighborhoods in Newport News

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Central Newport News

Central Newport News blends residential charm with rich maritime heritage. History buffs will appreciate the well-preserved buildings that tell stories of the city's naval past. The Virginia Living Museum showcases regional wildlife while Mariners' Museum Park offers 550 acres of peaceful trails around Lake Maury. Sports fans can catch events at John B. Todd Stadium or enjoy shopping at Patrick Henry Mall. Local dining features Chesapeake Bay seafood and Virginia ham at family-friendly prices. Chain hotels and extended-stay properties cater to visitors with mid-range rates. Getting around requires a car, though Hampton Roads Transit buses run hourly routes through the area's wide, tree-lined streets.

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Riverside

Riverside's tree-lined streets showcase the quieter side of Newport News, where locals stroll along scenic James River paths. Culture lovers can explore the impressive Mariner's Museum and catch performances at the Ferguson Center for the Arts. Christopher Newport University adds youthful energy while the Peninsula Fine Arts Center offers creative inspiration. The waterfront paths provide peaceful spots to watch boats glide by. Dining options are limited in this primarily residential area, so you might need to venture out for meals. Most visitors travel by car since public transit is minimal. The neighborhood's suburban charm, with its mix of comfortable homes and landscaped medical center grounds, offers a genuine slice of Virginia life away from tourist crowds.

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Hilton Village

Hilton Village offers a charming glimpse into America's first planned community, with its English cottage-style architecture and tree-canopied streets. History buffs will appreciate the well-preserved Tudor Revival buildings dating back to 1918. The peaceful neighborhood invites visitors to stroll along brick sidewalks and admire the uniform design that earned it a spot on the National Register of Historic Places. Accommodations include cozy bed & breakfasts and vacation rentals in historic cottages. While dining options are limited within the village, Newport News offers more variety just a short drive away. The neighborhood's walkable layout makes exploring easy, though most visitors arrive by car to this quiet residential haven.

Kiln Creek

Kiln Creek delivers peaceful suburban charm with championship golf at its heart. Winding trails lead past sparkling lakes and tree-lined streets where local life unfolds at a relaxed pace. The 18-hole golf course, tennis courts, and neighborhood paths make outdoor recreation a breeze. Patrick Henry Mall and Newport News Park are just a short drive away. You'll need a car to explore beyond the residential streets, but the trade-off is worth it. Dining options center around the clubhouse restaurant, with more choices a quick drive away. Vacation rentals in family homes and townhouses provide comfortable bases for experiencing this genuine slice of American suburban living.

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Downtown Newport News

Newport News's Downtown Newport News neighborhood offers attractions including Newport News City Hall.

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Huntington Park

7.8/10 (153 reviews)
Huntington Park is worth a visit, located 4.8 mi (7.7 km) from central Newport News.
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Newport News and related destinations

Discover maritime history at the Mariners' Museum, where artifacts from the USS Monitor tell tales of naval battles past. The Virginia Living Museum brings nature indoors with native wildlife exhibits that kids find mesmerizing. Newport News Park offers a breath of fresh air with hiking trails winding around a serene lake perfect for fishing or kayaking. The Virginia War Museum chronicles military conflicts with surprising personal touches. After exploring the Newsome House Museum's celebration of African American heritage, catch a live music performance downtown where locals gather. The city's connection to shipbuilding becomes clear at waterfront viewpoints where massive vessels take shape at the historic shipyard. Don't miss sunset views along the James River shoreline.

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The Mariners' Museum building with large windows and a prominent entrance.

Find out more about Newport News

There's a lot visitors like about Newport News, especially its restaurants and entertainment. Families visiting Newport News can spend quality time at Virginia Living Museum and Mariners' Museum and Park. While you're in town, don't miss a chance to see sights like Ferguson Center for the Arts and Patrick Henry Mall.

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