Hotels in Annapolis

We liked the valet service and car parking. It was a short stay and we appreciated having food avialable at the morning buffet and at the bar. We left the area after our grandson received an award at Commencement, but needed an extra hour before checking out. Thanks

Location The $200 per night price seemed too expensive for the room. We had a view of a back alley and the room, although very clean, was only average. The hotel was hosting a dog convention and I did not like the thought of sleeping in a bed that probably had been used for dogs to sleep in. Also there was a doging barking on Sunday morning. Not fun to wake up to.

Nice hotel, great location for Annapolis. You could walk from the hotel to downtown in under 10 minutes. Great hotel shuttle that would drop you off anywhere you want in downtown.

I liked the location close to downtown Annapolis and the football stadium. Staff gave good directions to get to the stadium and when. Families of Naval Academy grads were welcomed warmly No

Staff was friendly and allowed for a late check out. Shower had good pressure. This hotel is very dated. AC is extremely loud so if ours turned off we could hear units running from other rooms. Soap was not very soapy! Carpet is old and the room in general is in need of new furniture and paint. No air circulating in the bathroom. Indoor pool is very small. If there was more than my family in the pool it would have been crowded. Also the water seemed clean but it was cloudy, which is usually an indication of chemical imbalance. It was easy to get into town but I wouldn't stay here again.

Best location! Young girl who checked us in was rude. She did not make us feel welcomed at all. I felt like I was on an assembly line when she went through her check-in speech. We stayed at the Maryland Inn. It has potential but when we walked in our room it felt like a dorm room. Just a bed and a dresser TV, and window AC unit. There was no artwork on the walls. Also, they must be renovating because when we got back for the evening the entire lobby and second floor smelled of oil based paint

Loved the location! Our door was old and kept sticking so we had to shoulder the thing open. Confusing were to park or the whole valet system. No breakfast at the marlyland inn.

privacy...historic...very well run & would stay with them again what brings my rating down is their restaurant, "The Treat of Paris". it is a poor, poor restaurant that represents itself as historic/romantic fine dining when the food was half rate at best. service tried, but it seemed their was a lack of management to oversee it (basic service, issues with food temps, food coming out cold). it's areal Shane that such an established institution as this restaurant has been badly managed to the point of just surviving on its laurels..even the locals tried to warm me that these days it's a tourist trap