Historic Inns of Annapolis Hotels

Maryland Inn Governor Calvert House Robert Johnson House Guestroom Amenities

The charming boutique hotels that comprise Historic Inns of Annapolis include The Maryland Inn, Governor Calvert House, and Robert Johnson House. Step back in time to colonial 18th century America and experience the luxury of choosing Historic Inns of Annapolis for your Maryland vacation. Historic Inns of Annapolis hotels are within walking distance of each other, the State House, and the Annapolis Historic District. Historic Inns of Annapolis hotels are entirely smoke-free.

The Maryland Inn.

The Maryland Inn is the crown jewel of the Historic Inns of Annapolis portfolio. Presidents, statesmen, and other political dignitaries have been welcomed guests at The Maryland Inn since the late 1700s. The 44-room boutique hotel is beautifully restored with Victorian-era reproductions and elegant décor. The Maryland Inn features views of the waterfront, Main Street activity, and the State House. The Maryland Inn features a fitness center open to guests staying at any Historic Inns of Annapolis hotel. Meeting and banquet space is available at The Maryland Inn for private parties. You’ll also find the Treaty of Paris four-star restaurant, Starbucks coffee shop, and Drummer’s Lot Pub, a popular English-style watering hole. [Top]

Governor Calvert House.

Governor Calvert House serves as the front deck operations for each of the Historic Inns of Annapolis hotels. Whether you are staying at The Maryland Inn, Governor Calvert House, or Robert Johnson House, you will check-in at Governor Calvert House. This unique hotel once served as the residence of two former Maryland governors. Governor Calvert House is one of the oldest buildings in Annapolis, yet fully equipped with modern technology and convenience including high speed Internet access. Views of the State House and Colonial Gardens are distinguished features of the 51-room Governor Calvert House. The Governor Calvert House offers elegant spaces for meetings, banquets, and special events. [Top]

Robert Johnson House.

Overlooking the State House and Governor’s Mansion, the 29-room Robert Johnson House was built in 1773. The elegantly-appointed guestrooms are furnished with beautiful 19th century antiques and period reproductions. The brick Robert Johnson House is a fine example of historic colonial Annapolis. The Robert Johnson House is located at 23 State Circle, just steps from the State House. [Top]

Historic Inns of Annapolis Guestroom Amenities.

Enjoy these guestroom amenities at Historic Inns of Annapolis

Room Service - Breakfast only  Blackout drapes Cable television Clock radio Complimentary newspaper Complimentary toiletries Desk Electronic/magnetic room key Hairdryer

Housekeeping High-speed Internet access, wireless Iron/ironing board Microwave (on request) Multi-line telephone Refrigerator (on request) Rollaway bed Voicemail Fitness Center

Check-in time: 3:00pm
Check-out time: 12:00pm

Historic Inns of Annapolis does not accept pets. [Top]