Historic Inn 1/2 mile outside of the town - a fabulous colonial seaport with lots of retail shops and restaurants plus the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum. Our inn has won two prestigious local and state preservation awards. Featuring hand carved mahogany furniture with Queen or King beds, private bathrooms with tiled showers, full 3 course breakfast, swimming pool, hot tub and bikes. This is our Queen bedroom # 2 downstairs (12' by 15') with fireplace just off of our parlor and garden room.
The space
Hospitality - the full B&B Inn experience with attentive service, 3 course breakfast served in our dining or garden rooms, advice on where to have lunch or dinner, nearby attractions, boat rides, etc. Room # 2 is our Queen fireplace downstairs (12' by 15") with private bathroom with tiled shower next to our parlor and garden room. Our rate includes state sales tax and local room tax.
Guest access
We have a formal parlor with wood burning fireplace, garden room with TV and coffee service around the clock, dining room with DVD movie library, covered brick patio with guest refrigerator stocked with cold sodas and bottled water, and tables/chairs around the pool or in the garden pergola.
During your stay
We are on site from about 7 am until 7 pm to take care of breakfast and to provide maps and directions, help make dinner reservations, advice on what to see to really enjoy your trip to St. Michaels. We live about one mile away, and are available via cell phone during the evenings.
Other things to note
Discounted tickets available for the maritime museum, two hour sail on the Skipjack "Rebecca T. Ruark" and for the wine tasting at the St. Michaels winery in town.
Amenities:
Lock on bedroom door • Heating • Air conditioning • Indoor fireplace: gas • Shampoo • TV with standard cable • Hair dryer • Hot water • Smoke alarm • Shower gel
One or our larger (14 by 17) Queen bedrooms with double French doors that open to the veranda overlooking our pool and gardens. Room features hand carved mahogany canopy bed, writing desk with chair, two comfortable club hairs, 40" TV with DVD. Private bathroom with shower.
The space
Lots of natural light from 4 windows and double French doors that open to the veranda overlooking our pool and gardens. Room # 6 at 14 by 17 feet is one of our larger rooms and features a writing desk with chair and two club chairs for reading or watching TV. Adjoining private bathroom with shower.
Guest access
Our inn has three common rooms - a formal parlor with word burning fireplace, garden room with small refrigerator and Keurig coffee service, formal dining room that opens to the covered brick patio and the pool area.
Other things to note
We have several cats on site, but not in the inn. We also have 8 speed Breezer touring mikes for our guests to explore this area, ample onsite parking, and lovely gardens.
Amenities:
Wifi • Shared hot tub • Hair dryer • Shampoo • Air conditioning • Free parking on premises • Heating • Pool • 40 inch HDTV with standard cable • Hot water
Historic Inn 1/2 mile outside of the town - a fabulous colonial seaport with lots of restaurants and shops. Outstanding Maritime Museum. Our inn has won two prestigious preservation awards. Featuring hand carved mahogany furniture with Queen or King beds, private bathrooms with tiled showers, full 3 course breakfast, swimming pool, hot tub and bikes. This is our King bedroom # 3 downstairs (15' by 25') with two person whirlpool tub, gas fireplace, 40" TV + DVD. Private bathroom with shower.
The space
Hospitality - the full B&B Inn experience with attentive service, 3 course breakfast served in our dining or garden rooms, advice on where to have lunch or dinner, nearby attractions, boat rides, etc. This is our King Jacuzzi fireplace room downstairs. Our room rates include state sales tax and local room tax.
Guest access
We have a formal parlor with wood burning fireplace, garden room with TV and coffee service around the clock, dining room with DVD movie library, covered brick patio with guest refrigerator stocked with cold sodas and bottled water, and tables/chairs around the pool or in the garden pergola.
During your stay
We are on site from about 7 am until 7 pm to take care of breakfast and to provide maps and directions, help make dinner reservations, advice on what to see to really enjoy your trip to St. Michaels. We live about one mile away, and are available via cell phone during the evenings.
Other things to note
Discounted tickets available for the maritime museum, two hour sail on the Skipjack "Rebecca T. Ruark" and for the wine tasting at the St. Michaels winery in town.
Amenities:
TV with standard cable • First aid kit • Central air conditioning • Carbon monoxide alarm • Heating • Indoor fireplace • Shampoo • Smoke alarm • Lock on bedroom door • Fire extinguisher
This unique space has amazing appeal. Within walking distance of every point of interest in Saint Michaels; including the Auto Museum, the Maritime Museum, the local YMCA and numerous restaurants. A stunning view of Saint Michaels Harbor, with the combination of work boats, powerboats sailboats and visiting yachts. Another view of the “Old Mill” which houses Lyons Distilling, the Winery, Eastern Shore Brewing, and numerous craft shops. You will be in a quiet corner of this maritime community.
The space
This is a suite with king-bed, sofa, Ekornes stressless recliner, TV, kitchenette with under-counter refrigerator and freezer drawers, microwave, Keurig and French Press coffee makers, stainless sink and air fryer / convection oven. There is a clothes closet and a full bathroom with fully tiled shower. Plush towels and a full selection of amenities are provided.
Guest access
The guest entrance is from the Meadow Street side of the house. Approaching from the walkway, ascend the steps to the porch and turn right to enter the guest foyer (Ring and Lockbox provides access). Once in the foyer, open the second door on the right and ascend the stairway to your suite. Off-street parking is provided on the Manor Street side of the house (right side near mailbox).
Other things to note
If you need to contact the owner, text or call; or ring the doorbell on the Meadow Street entrance.
