Our last minute gataway to Oxford over the Memorial day weekend was made extra special by the…read morewonderful accomodations at the Nichols house garden cottage. Luann and her husband are most gracious and welcoming hosts. Their cottage, tucked away in a luscious garden in full bloom is a perfect hideaway for two. Tasteful decor, all essential amenities, great location right in town and walking distance to the park, the market and the town beach make Nichols House cottage our Oxford secret hideaway to come back to :)

We just spent the weekend at The Nichols House and it was a wonderful get-away. The privacy of the…read morecottage is a huge bonus while still having the feeling of a bed and breakfast. Luann's hospitality was delightful and we felt welcomed from the on-set. The breakfast basket was well worth the extra fee as it offered a nice variety of items and we had the freedom to eat whenever we wanted to in the morning. Having our own kitchenette was a perk. The cottage is centrally located - an enjoyable walk to every restaurant in town. This proved to be an excellent find!

A fantastic place to stay! Everything was tidy, comfortable and the lake is beautiful. I enjoyed my…read moretime with friends here and would recommend it to anyone in a heartbeat.

Absolutely Unforgettable Stay -- A True Hidden Gem!…read more Stop looking and book it -- seriously! This hidden gem is truly a take-my-money kind of place. With a snowstorm just having passed and a last-minute plan to celebrate my daughter's 22nd birthday, we were so lucky to come across this beautiful home. Although we're a big family, this trip was just five of us -- and wow, there was more than enough space. In fact, I've already started planning future bookings because this will definitely be our yearly getaway spot. The views are stunning, and the home feels exactly like that -- a home -- with a modern touch that makes everything feel fresh, comfortable, and welcoming. The location was also very easy to find, which made arrival stress-free. Everything you need for your stay is thoughtfully provided. The house is HUGE, but not in a cold or empty way. As soon as you walk in, it unfolds like a story -- you can truly feel the love, care, and appreciation that's been poured into this place over time. There are multiple sitting areas, plenty of space for gatherings, and so many little touches that make it special. The host went above and beyond. They were incredibly accommodating and even answered a question for us at 1 a.m. -- something I fully expected to wait until morning. That level of care says everything. This host genuinely takes the extra mile to make sure you're comfortable and well taken care of. We visited in the winter with lots of snow, and it was magical. The Chesapeake had frozen, and we were actually able to skate on it safely -- an experience I'll never forget at 43, and one my children will always remember too. I can already imagine how amazing this place must be in the spring and summer with fishing, swimming, and endless outdoor activities. No matter the season, this is an incredible place to stay. The balcony views alone are breathtaking -- and if you're a photographer, this spot is a dream. Thank you for helping us create such beautiful memories. We'll definitely be back!

The Hyatt was booked for a conference so I had to find another option. This place is…read moreoutstanding- clean, great location near the water and gracious hosts. The breakfast is a 'foodie's ' dream. Asparagus omelette with homemade sides. Much better than a hotel stay!!

Never been to a bed and breakfast before. It's a really cute place and the owner Jim (and his wife)…read moreare really nice and helpful for being new to the area themselves. They had just bought the business a few weeks prior and are getting things up and running.They are doing an awesome job. The only quirky thing was I Wasn't sure where to put my dishes and took them to the kitchen, was stopped and in a "polite" northern way asked to stay out of the kitchen. I'm from the south... I know what hospitality is like and is all about. I've never been to a northern establishment that was up to par with kindness even if it is faked. Stay out of the kitchen!! Fair warning!! :) great visit over all though. Would be nice if the hot tub were working. The misquotes are the size of jumbo jets there... bring your off.

We had the pleasure to stay at this hidden gem of a B&B last weekend! I would highly recommend…read morePoint Breeze to anyone. We loved it and wished we could have stayed longer. Pros: There are many more popular B&Bs and inns in town, but Point Breeze has several perks. We felt like we had really lucked out and ended up with the best choice! 1) Lovely waterfront location with a great view of the harbor and lighthouse. Most of the B&Bs in St. Michaels are right on the main drag and not on the water. I doubt any of the other places have such a great view! 2) Kayaks, canoe, and bikes available for guest use -- no extra cost! 3) You're free to laze about anywhere on the beautifully landscaped yard. 4) You can fish from the private dock, and the innkeeper will help you "chicken neck" for crabs, if you want. 5) Joan, the innkeeper, makes a mean omelette and awesome German pancakes! 6) Speaking of Joan, she's a sweetie! So wonderful to talk to! 7) Very quiet area. Not right in town, so you don't get all the road noise. Very peaceful. 8) Free soft drinks available any time. 9) Costs quite a bit less than most other places in town. 10) Everything was spotlessly clean and comfortable. 11) Wi-Fi for all! 12) If you have a family of 6 and 2 people don't mind twin beds, you could rent the whole house out. Cons (sort of): 1) This isn't a con for me, but I can see how it could be for other people: Point Breeze's guest rooms are not fancy. You feel like you're staying over with relatives. We liked it, though! 2) No TVs in the guest rooms. A small TV is available in the great room. We really didn't care, however. We weren't there to watch TV. 3) If you don't want to take a short walk or bike ride into town, you'd be better off staying in town. We enjoyed the walk in -- not far for us at all! 4) Not many rooms -- only 3. But if you want to stay someplace quiet, this shouldn't be a problem. 5) 2 of the rooms share a bathroom. Not a big deal if you are staying with family or close friends. If you are a couple, there is one room available with a private bath. 6) Bare bones amenities in the bathroom, but more than adequate and comfortable.

The other reviews are very accurate & to the point. Joan is an excellent host. She makes you feel…read moreat home. Excellent Breakfast both days I stayed. The home is right on the water, great sunsets & immaculate. If you have an Aunt with a house on the water stay with her. If not, stay with Joan. The house has beautiful Antiques & a quaint screened in porch where breakfast is served in season. Sailboats cruise by. The whole experience was quite delightful. A five minute drive from the heart of town, which for me was perfect. Away from the crowds and tourists.

Everything! Read my review. Food, comfort, items supplied for use, beautiful room, wonderful hosts.read more

From the first interactions until the departing goodbyes, Michael and Margie were very…read moreaccommodating and kind. Breakfasts were divine and beautifully presented. The renovated BnB was nicely decorated with lovely antiques and provided loads of amenities. However, their caring attitudes made all the difference. I relaxed after walking in the front door. Everything was taken care of and I felt so spoiled when I left. We'll be back to visit our "new friends" in the near future. (PS Did I mention the incredible breakfasts?!!)

Lynette is the most wonderful host anyone could ask for. She is very polite, gracious, hospitable,…read moreand I really can not provide the words to explain her service and just how she makes you feel absolutely at home. She also makes the most fabulous cup of coffee. This bed and breakfast really makes you want to return for her conversation and company alone.

I would recommend Victorian Gardens to anyone who wants a unique B&B experience. The owner,…read moreLynette, is one of the most interesting people I've ever met. The home, itself, is tastefully full of antiques, accented with lace curtains. It takes you back in time to old Cambridge. The wonderful breakfast of salmon, eggs, mushrooms, yogurt with fruit, homemade tart and French pressed coffee was an unexpected surprise. The star of the show is Lynette, who is so interesting to talk to and a most gracious host.

This was mine and my husbands first B&B stay. What a fantastic experience. Jane, the innkeeper, was…read moresuch a wonderful host. The inn had 2 rooms, it was so clean and inviting. We felt so at home, just like one of the family. This was one of the most relaxing trips we have every been on. Everything in the town was just a short walk, our car stayed parked the whole stay except when we decided to take a short ride to the outlets that were nearby. We had everything we needed in our room, Jane thinks of everything! She was such a great cook too and the fruit plate she made each morning was so nice and fresh. I could have only ate that. But she followed that with french toast one day and the next day quiche for the ladies with bacon, sausage and toast. The men mentioned they didn't care for quiche, so she made them Waffles. What a pleasant town and trip. I hope to be back for a stay again soon!!!

A good stay with ample parking, but please note, there are no elevators. The rooms are very…read morespacious and clean, but the biggest drawback for those whose bodies are not stair friendly is that there are no elevators. I would recommend they consider getting that upgrade somehow! They do offer a free grab and go breakfast, and the location is close to a lot of places, especially the Naval Academy.

Room had everything in it and was clean. Staff was…read moreaccommodating and everything you need is near .