Easy five star review. My girlfriend and I stayed here on a Thursday night in April. First time…read morein Annapolis in many years and it was made all the better by staying here. We loved it and highly recommend it to others. The whole property, from the common areas, the outdoor patios, the private parking lot, to our room, was immaculate. Our room - Touch of Grey - was small but spotless and tastefully appointed. Every employee we interacted with was super friendly and professional. Both buildings are elegant and charmingly historic while also modern and well kept. Location is part of its appeal. Directly next to the Naval Academy and a block from the famous and historic Dock Street. Easy to walk everywhere from here. Parking is tight in this area so access to a private parking lot is key. We hope to return to Annapolis soon and will definitely try to stay here again.

Great location; friendly service, expansive buffet breakfast; immaculate guest room and public…read morespaces. Quiet during our mid-January stay. Our room ("Touch of Gray") was too small -- while we would certainly stay at this in again, definitely not in this room.

Elly the owner and Maggie the dog greeted us when we arrived, very friendly and comforting. We'd…read moremeet Joe later in the evening. We really enjoyed everything and would revisit in a heartbeat. edit: I started this review in 2018. We recall our visit with fondness though I don't know what to add that would be helpful.

We had a lovely time staying at Chez Amis this past November. I was in town for the Annapolis…read moreClassic. Each room is themed based on the purpose it served in this historic house. We stayed in The Law Library. The view from the room was fun--we could look out our window and see people walking around the town. You can't beat the location--you can walk everywhere. The architecture was so cool. The house had lots of acute and obtuse angles to fit on the lot between the city streets. The living room was so cozy. I wish my own living room could be so welcoming. We especially loved getting to know Maggie the dog, sweetie extraordinaire. The couple that runs the property are nice and down to earth. They have coffee out in the morning and the woman cooks a full gourmet Breakfast where you get a chance to meet the other travelers! You also have access to Tea/cookies and snacks throughout your stay. It really felt like home while we were there. Parking garages are nearby and they can hook you up with a half off discount code. We'll be back!

Excellent bed and breakfast. The room was very nice. The area was quiet. The owners were very…read morehelpful. Breakfast was wonderful.

A lovely place, beautifully decorated and very comfortable -- stayed there 3 nights April 2026read more

When you stay at Laurel Grove Inn, it will be your home away from home. The three story Inn was…read morethe child home of the proprietor, Tiffany. Tiffany and her family live on the third floor. The rest of the house is fair game for guests. The rooms have different types of configurations, but all have private bathrooms. There are even some suites that are great for families. Our family, with two adults and two teens actually occupied two rooms and that worked well. Unlike other Bob& B's I have stayed at, we felt comfortable using the entire house & grounds, whether it was playing pool, watching television in the family room, fishing in the lake, or chatting in the kitchen. The kitchen is stocked with snacks and beverages at all times. A full buffet breakfast is provided daily. The options vary but I always enjoyed the yogurt & honey and fresh fruit, which was a staple. You will enjoy chatting with Tiffany at any time. She will do anything to make your stay more comfortable. For example, she offered to take our laundry along with her own to the wash & fold in town do we wouldn't have to spend our own time doing it. If you need a place to stay in Annapolis, I would highly recommend forgoing the usual hotel chains and trying Laurel Grove Inn.

The John Barry suite was the PERFECT set up for a fun girls weekend away! With a private entrance…read moreand patio area all to ourselves, we felt we had our own little space while having access to all of the wonderful amenities the Inn had to offer. Tiffany was AMAZING! She was friendly and accommodating and makes a killer breakfast! The property is gorgeous--right on the water. I definitely look forward to staying again in the future!

The Scotlaur Inn is WONDEEFUL! Not only are we staying at one of their rooms in their famous Bed…read moreand Breakfast, we like it so much, we had breakfast and dinner here! The food is wonderful and the staff made us feel part of their family. We had the crab omelette which was DELISH! We also had their super tasty clam chowder and hot roast beef with gravy. We're in love with this place and highly recommend when you're in Anapolis.

Very nice place! Location is what makes it worth it. Our room was pretty small but there were only…read more2 of us which made it work. AC worked extremely well! One thing I wish was included was a fridge. Some of the rooms have them, some don't. The staff were very nice and helpful. Breakfast was fire to say the least. Overall, I really enjoyed my stay here and would definitely stay again!

I really am not a B&B person. I usually find them too small, too old and dirty, and too…read moreuncomfortable. The Ark & Dove made me re-think that position. It was hugh - 3 floors of beautifully decorated rooms with a deck and outdoor patio, immaculately clean rooms, comfortable beds, a Viking range and a side-by-side refrigerator in the kitchen, a flat screen TV, air-conditioning, and remodeled bathrooms. There are framed sketches of the Ark and the Dove, the ships that are the namesake of the B&B, on the 3rd floor. I slept on the 3rd floor in the canopy bed and it was wonderful! The only downside (literally as well as figurtively, was the 13 + 16 stairs to get up and down there, but it was worth it. The location cannot be beat, about half a block from downtown. And you don't need keyes to get in /out- it's a combination. The hosts, Sandy & Sue, are delightful. Parking is on the street, and they provide tags. It was a gret experience - I didn't want to leave!

I highly recommend Meadow Gardens Bed and Breakfast! Not only is the breakfast outstanding but the…read moreHostess/Owner, Wendy, is amazing and her sidekick Hazel is just the cutest ever! The grounds are gorgeous and the accommodations are so comfortable, like you are right at home! We stayed for a week in September and it was absolutely beautiful! Usually after a week somewhere I am ready to get home and back to my own home but this was not the case. I could have moved right in! Everyone should stay here and experience this B&B!

Beautiful property! We stayed a few days back in June, and we loved it. Breakfast was always…read moredelicious and plentiful. It's a short drive to downtown, and just a few walking minutes from the water. We really enjoyed chatting with Wendy and her mother, and we adored the dogs. We loved the garden too. If we return, we would stay there for sure.

First time reviewer. Several issues with this place…read more 1: please call ahead if you are checking in early or want to leave your bags here. We arrived at 1 to drop off our bags and had to call to be let in. The on site person wasn't on site and we waited about ten mins then decided to leave our bags in the lobby. 2: the on site person was not there at 3:00. We had to wait until about 3:10 then the on site person didn't have their computer to check us in. The on site person didn't know our code for the front door and it took us asking about 4 times to finally get a code to the front door. 3: the house is cold. There are space heaters everywhere in the house, which helps, but I am not paying $400 a night to stay in a cold house. I will not be staying here again.

Our first time in Annapolis! The Flag House Inn is the perfect location to walk around the naval…read moreacademy and to take in the beautiful downtown area. Our room was lovely and accommodating and the breakfast was delicious. I highly recommend!

I stayed at one of the Historic Inns of Annapolis this week for a night when I was in town for…read morework. The Historic Inns of Annapolis is three separate locations: the Maryland Inn, Governor Calvert House, and the Robert Johnson House. I stayed at the Governor Calvert House. My room was a double queen, quite large and very nice. The location is great from a walkability perspective - whether you're in Annapolis for work or tourism, the Governor Calvert House is close to many attractions: the State House, Main Street, City Dock, historic homes, etc. It's also close to many restaurants and bars. They offer valet parking, but there are also several parking garages in the area (that can get crowded during legislative session). I opted to drop off my bags and check in and then moved my car to the Hillman Garage, which worked fine. The best thing about my stay? The staff. I forgot toothpaste (insert facepalm emoji here), so I called the front desk and they brought a complimentary toothbrush and mini toothpaste to my door, which was incredibly nice. Each of the properties within the Historic Inns of Annapolis are a little different, but I enjoyed my stay at the Governor Calvert House, and I'd certainly be willing to stay there again - especially considering how affordable it is (I only paid $150 for my mid-week, one-night stay in January!).

Governor Calvert King Building…read more A distinguished hotel but not nearly as celebratory as shown in the online pictures. Overall, the hotel was a bit dark. The lobby rooms, while distinguished and unique, are actually quite small. However , the room with the glass bottom was extraordinary showing the original floor. The reservation process was awkward and non-informative and required three calls to get it right. The personnel were certainly polite, but they weren't knowledgeable about which of the hotels had an elevator, and which were more easily accessible for someone with a disability. In fact, one picture shows steps in front, but nobody seemed to know that you could walk around the steps to get into the hotel and that there was an elevator. The front desk was very polite and friendly. However, we reported a few things which weren't attended in a timely manner. The toilet was stopped up and we asked somebody to fix it before we returned but upon our return after an hour and a half it wasn't attended to. It took two attempts to get the TV to work with the remote. The technical employee was very nice, but it took two times to get it right. We were told the parking would be $29 but it turned out to be $50. That said the valets were very quick and accommodating. There is an app that manages the parking and they recommend a seven dollar tip. You decide. During the checkout process, we asked for a receipt, but the receipt did not include the total charge for the hotel at all. Also, the online receipt was very difficult to follow and needs improvement. The best feature by far is the extraordinary location on a red brick circle adjacent to the capital building. It is a beautiful location, a block away from downtown and all these great shops and restaurants. I thought that the rooms were extraordinarily clean. The carpet in the room was beautiful, and the furniture was distinguished. However, overall, the lighting was dark . It would've been nice if the room had a small comfortable armchair rather than just a bare desk chair. We did appreciate that the bathrooms had chair rails. The step-in shower was appreciated for someone with a disability. Overall, we appreciated some of the positive things about this hotel - especially the location. We felt the staff was eager to please but stretched too thin. Worth a visit perhaps, but we won't be returning.