Historic Inns of Annapolis

The Historic Inns of Annapolis is located in 3 historic Colonial America buildings. The Robert Johnson House, Governor Calvert House, and The Maryland Inn offer elegantly appointed rooms in buildings dating from the 17th and 18th centuries. The inns are conveniently within walking distance to many of Annapolis sites such as St. John's College, United States Naval Academy, and The Maryland State House.

The Historic Inns of Annapolis elegantly blend old world charm with modern conveniences. All rooms feature stunning 17th and 18th century details, flat screen TVs, free WiFi, and plush appointed beds. Guests can experience 300 years of history where famous governors, statesmen, and presidents have stayed.

The Treaty of Paris offers a menu prepared with local Chesapeake Bay seafood in The Historic Inns of Annapolis's Maryland Inn building. Diners can enjoy the glow of the fireplace in a 18th century setting while savoring delectable lamb, crab cakes, and rock fish. The Drummer's Lot Pub also located in the Maryland Inn building offers an old English-style tavern serving spirits in a long standing local tradition where founding fathers gathered to discuss the stories of the day.

The hotels location in Maryland's capitol city affords guests a destination unlike any other packed with beauty and history. Guests can enjoy walking tours to all the local historic sites, go sailing on the Chesapeake Bay, or visit the many museums such as the National Maritime Museum located in a former oyster packing plant that still has a working boat yard. Washington, DC is a short trip from the hotel offering even more site seeing experiences to guests.