We stayed there 6 years ago. I would recommend this bed & breakfast. Eric was very pleasant and…read moreaccommodating. He did a great job with breakfast. The Inn was decorated nice and extremely clean. We enjoyed sitting on the porch in the evening. And on Saturday they a crab feast which was very enjoyable. We had a great weekend at the Hummingbird Inn.

Our short week-end getaway to Easton was made very special by staying at the Hummingbird Inn! Mary,…read morewho handled our reservation and gave us a warm welcome when we arrived, was gracious and very helpful throughout our stay. Our breakfast, prepared by Eric, who is both chef and innkeeper was delicious. Th Inn's location is convenient to downtown Easton, which is a charming town

Went here for a romantic weekend with my fiancé. This is a great place to stay if you are looking…read morefor a cozy beautiful hotel with great views! It was cold so we didn't go outside much. The people that work here are so nice and helpful! From booking online (they called is a bit after) to ideas of things to do around town. If you want a new fancy hotel with all the amenities, this is not for you. The room did not have a tv, but plenty of signal for our phones. The bed was one of the most comfortable beds I have ever slept in! Included with our stay was breakfast! The food was amazing and the staff was super nice! All in all, I would stay here again in a heartbeat!

BLUF: Famous historic building in Oxford offering a casual lunch and a fancier dinner just steps…read morefrom the Oxford-Bellevue Ferry. On a sunny Saturday afternoon my husband I enjoyed lunch at The Robert Morris Inn. It was very quiet with only one table seated inside the table and a few small parties seated on the patio. The upside is that it was a leisurely and relaxing experience but if you are looking for energy and people watching, this isn't the place, at least not for lunch. My husband had the salmon entree and I had the fish and chips. Both were good - about on par with good pub fare or a bit better. Our server was the only one working and she did a great job making the long trek from the kitchen to the front porch where we, and other parties, were seated. Sitting on the porch we had lovely views of the Tred Avon River. It was a quaint experience. We couldn't help but notice that The Robert Morris Inn is for sale. Hopefully the new owners will be able to refresh it a bit to attract the next generation while of course maintaining the historic integrity of the 300+ year old building.

Stayed here for a weekend anniversary get away. Right on…read morethe inlet of the bay. Great location near all the shops and restaurants. Our room was good size, large king bed. Window of the the water with a great view from our room. Room was neat and bed was comfortable. Stayed for the weekend, breakfast both days was good. French toast, eggs and sausage morning one. Morning two eggs or pumpkin pancakes. Both were great. Only negative was the shower in our room. It was a stall shower, which we knew, but the water pressure was terrible. It also took about 10 minutes to come to a warm temp, I felt bad running the water that long. All and all great stay. I'd 100% suggest this place for a weekend getaway.

We just returned from two nights in St. Michael's and had the pleasure of staying at Aida's…read moreVictoriana Inn. We chose a second floor room with a water view. Before we left I planned a surprise sailing cruise for my fiancé and Aida left a sweet note about the gift from me and vouchers for complimentary gelato around the corner for us. She is so accommodating even when a few little things didn't go as planned for us. (Car trouble, weather... not her doing at all but she made them easier to manage.) She has great suggestions for what to do in St. Michael's. Breakfast was set up beautifully in the morning and cooked to order. Portions were huge if you wanted them. We are lighter eaters and once I told her that she gave us perfect smaller portions, but if you want a big breakfast you will not be disappointed here. The inn only has about eight rooms, and each is different. Ours was very comfortable with flowers, art and antiques wherever I looked. There's central air and the softest towels I think I've ever used. She lets you keep stuff in the fridge and even said we could use her laundry when my fiancé sat on something and messed up his pants. We had leftovers when we needed to leave and she gave us a styrofoam cooler to take with us... that will be used a lot this summer, I'm sure. The location is walking distance to most things in town, so while there is off street parking, we walked most of the time. You can't go wrong here with Aida's Victoriana Inn! Note, though, a lot of businesses and restaurants in town are operating at partial capacity or reduced hours, or are closed due to Covid 19. This has nothing to do with the Victoriana Inn, but it is worth calling ahead if you have specific things you want to do while in town to make sure they're available. We had to shift some dining plans but it was a last minute getaway and we didn't care all that much. It a worked out but if you have your heart set on something, check in advance to make sure you'll be able to do it.

When a Living Social deal came up for the Combsberry Inn, I couldn't resist. I love the Eastern…read moreShore and whenever I see a beautiful, historic, pet-friendly B&B - all the boxes are checked for an excellent getaway. I had visited St. Michaels before and Oxford is a few miles down the road and is a much quieter gem of a place to visit. Combsberry Inn has a long, tree lined driveway which is the first indication that you are visiting an old, special place. The house was built in the 1700's and all of the rooms have a beautiful view of the water. We stayed in the Oxford Cottage which is a separate building aptly nicknamed, "the dollhouse". It is the only pet-friendly accommodation but I am happy that's where we stayed because it was adorable and classy at the same time. We had a wood-burning fireplace with a starter log and more wood on the patio. There is a nice jacuzzi for two and vases with fresh flowers throughout the cottage. The bedroom is in the loft so it's only a full size bed but it's cozy. My only minor gripe is that the bed was too firm for my tastes, but my husband had no complaints. There are windows everywhere for great breezes. There is also a kitchen with a stove for any cooking you may want to do, a small fridge, and a microwave. You can sit on your patio and gaze at the water or walk down to the dock to look at the nesting ospreys (really!). Our dogs really loved running around the backyard and sleeping by the fireplace. They also have some books that we used and it was nice to disconnect with no tvs around. Best of all, breakfast and coffee is delivered to your doorstep at 9 am so you have no reason to get up early. We had homemade cinnamon buns, yogurt, and fresh fruit. I hope to come back sometime when the canoes and kayaks are ready for use to check out the beautiful waterways. The Robert Morris Inn is only a 5 minute drive away and is a great place to grab a romantic dinner. FYI - if you hear any crazy "screams" in the middle of the night, you are hearing the foxes! We saw a fox jump in front of our car too - so be careful driving around at night.

My fiance and I recently took a trip to Combsberry on a Living Social deal. It was unfortunately a…read morelittle rainy and cold but that didn't take away from the beauty of this location. First off the staff is wonderfully pleasant - happy to answer any and all questions and very accessible without being overbearing. Because there was no one else at the inn they upgraded us from the one-bedroom cottage to the two-bedroom carriage house, free of charge. They are pet friendly and our little mutt certainly loved running around the extra space as well as the huge grounds. The house itself was the perfect eastern shore experience; country-quaint meets modern convenience. There was a fully upgraded kitchen, a large living room with gas fireplace, half bathroom, and a formal dining area. Each bedroom (which are located on opposites sides of the house, great for couples or families!) has it's own gas fireplace, four post king bed and bathroom with jacuzzi tub. The highlight, in my opinion, is the floor to ceiling windowed doors across the living room that give you a beautiful view of the grounds leading right up to the water. The technology offerings are low (an old tv without cable and dvd player provide the living room entertainment while their is only wireless internet available in the main house library) it is absolutely perfect for a "get-away-from-it-all" style vacation. In the morning the staff brings a basket with breakfast - muffins, bread pudding, smoothies and orange juice. While we came here on a deal, the regular prices are great for the experience and privacy you get (395 for the cottage or 700 for the full carriage house). We look forward to returning when the weather picks up a bit so we can take advantage of swimming and kayaking right off the property.

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!

What a relaxing place. The decor is so nice, the house is quiet. Ready to walk to several…read morerestaurants. Can't wait to go back.

I made a last minute reservation and am very happy that I did. The house is charming and the…read moreowners are delightful. Oxford is like being in Mayberry R.F.D! The home is centrally located and very clean. My room was well appointed, the bed was VERY comfortable and the bath was of good size. The breakfast was amazing and I will have to ask for the recipe of the dutch-baby with fresh peaches. I saw a few bikes on the front lawn that I assume are for the guests to borrow. Thank you and I look forward to returning soon.

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.

This beautiful B&B by the Chesapeake Bay offers so many opportunities throughout the day for a calm…read moreand relaxing stay by the water -- from sitting by the river while watching the daybreak, to swimming in the pool while watching the moonrise, and everything in between. There are plenty of lounge and rocking chairs throughout the property to just read a book under a tree or rock yourself to sleep. There's a respectable-sized pool outdoor overlooking the river (with a diving board at the deep end), and a spa and sauna indoor. The larger room (Holly and Ivy) is 2-rooms connected together and out to the balcony with clothes line to help dry your clothes after your water adventures. The children's tale-themed rooms are decorated with family belongings and heirloom (e.g., the Blue Willow room was the owner's daughter's room), so you feel right at home. Some of our family members stayed in beds in the library downstairs surrounded by old and newer books next an antique desk and yes, a spinning wheel. Around the corner there is a pier with a bench on a floating dock tied to it. Night time is magical, with or without the moon and stars, and you can just watch the boat or house lights on the river side glitter over the water. There is no A/C, but honestly, the breeze -- even during the summer where it's 90-100 degrees elsewhere -- provides enough natural coolant that you may only need the fans, which are provided in the rooms. Robin, the friendly and accommodating owner, is always ready with a quick smile and a story about the history of the family or house. Common sense rules are posted for enjoyment of all (quiet hours observed after 11pm, tie the boat by the shed, care to be taken with the fragile bathroom system, etc.) The farm has Pixie the goat and the 2 sheep (who have gone viral with their own video!) along with chickens and ducklings and Pete the sweet dog (with his own police record!) and a cat who just roam about the property. Eggs from the farm are abundant and the owner encouraged us to cook and eat them lest they get spoiled. The town with groceries (Giant, Safeway), with restaurants and fast food (Arby's, Saigon Palace, and the Chesapeake Seafood with their superfresh seafood among others) are about a 15 min drive north, so this place is both secluded and convenient. If there were any drawback, there are mostly related to the water-sport area as some gears felt a bit worn (there's some "old ignored Chesapeake" feel to it), e.g., it would help to have more adult-sized comfortable life vest and more 2-paddle oars (to match the number of seats on the kayaks/boats if all boats are to be used). The greenhouse area where the sauna and spa is also just that -- a greenhouse, with tools lying around (don't expect a lavish steam room) -- but to me, these add to the charm of this down-to-earth B&B that makes it feel closer to home. The 1921 B&B history book mentioned spiritual entities (a white dog, a lady in black) but during our stay they didn't manifest themselves or being bothersome (they were all part of the ancestral family of the owner after all) -- It's actually made the stay a bit exciting and Robin told some of the historical stories quite light heartedly, which is appreciated. A dreamy and memorable stay in this fantastic historic place, with a super friendly host and beautiful view all around.

BEAUTIFIL VEIW! Right on the river…read more Handi-capped friendly. Nice but lived in so you feel comfortable. No central air! Fans and river breeze, so it stays cooler but no air is no air.

We recently stayed 2 nights at the Victorian Inn. We have stayed in several Bed & Breakfast in the…read morepast. Our experiences in previous B & B's were always pleasant. However, the Victorian Inn exceeded our expectations and our previous experiences, in every way! From the moment you walk in the door on day one, until you leave the Inn on the last day, Chris and Moe are very generous and gracious hosts. The Inn is charming, comfortable, clean, breakfasts are delicious, home made cookies in your suite, as well as, in the evening, Toby (the Inn's beautiful dog) is very inviting and loves attention, to contacting a local historian for our group to learn local and family history and the list goes on and on. We consider Chris and Moe to be life long friends. We can't wait to go back to the Victorian Inn! We highly recommend the Victorian Inn! You will not be disappointed. Enjoy! Debbie (Southport, NC)

We had an EXCELLENT stay at the Solomons Victorian Inn. It is ideally located near restaurants and…read morethe scenic boardwalk. Our room was extremely clean and comfortable. The innkeepers, Moe, Chris, and Toby were so hospitable and you felt like you have been friends forever. And, to top it off the morning breakfasts were absolutely delicious. We will be back for the next time when we want a relaxing get away.

We have just completed our millionth trip to the Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay. Our kids call it our…read more"second home"..... Always the most fun time had as a family with something for everyone (ages 12/11/8/4). Arielle at the front is the most incredible, always helping us out with any needs we may have (and the best staff all around). Jess, who is in charge of the entertainment, is unbelievable. She made a very rainy Memorial Day Weekend so much fun for the little kids, with endless indoor activities. The lifeguards and staff at the kids club are so kind and the entire time you are there you feel relaxed and as if you have flown to a resort far away. We look forward to coming back in a few weeks.

For the price! Absolutely NOT…read more... Let me start with the kudos and pro's....Location is excellent! The views are outstanding! Activities are plentiful and parking is free (gratis). When arriving, I was blown away. The room itself, not so much....The walls are thin, the rooms really are in need of an upgrade, and cleanliness is mid at best. This hotel caters to events (i.e. weddings, conferences, etc) - so individual comfort and/or pleasure is not a priority (and it shows). See pictures for more information. I wouldn't recommend for a quiet or quality night of sleep.