Address: 58 State Circle,
Baltimore 21401 Region: South of Baltimore
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The Historic Inns of Annapolis are a unique trio of first-class hotels located twenty miles from Baltimore-Washington International Airport. This unique property is comprised of three historical inns: the Maryland Inn, the Governor Calvert House, and the Robert Johnson House. True to their name, these inns date as far back as the year, 1727. All three of these charming inns present guests an opportunity to step back in time. But, these are not primitive facilities, or even quaint B&B's. The Historic Inns feature all modern conveniences and creature comforts. Please note that at these discounted rates, guests may not make a specific choice of which inn they prefer. The property management will determine where the guests will be accommodated. . The guest rooms have all been handsomely restored and appointed with a historical décor, featuring original and reproduction antiques. At the same time, guests will enjoy private baths, phones, cable television and data ports. Guests can soak up even more atmosphere at the Treaty of Paris Restaurant, the Drummer's Lot Pub, and the King of France Tavern. All of the property's facilities are clustered around two circles in the heart of Annapolis. Guests will find themselves convenient to all of the town's historical attractions, quaint shops and its colorful waterfront. The Historic Inns of Annapolis is convenient to fine dining, shopping and entertainment venues.
Number of Rooms:
150
Number of Floors: 5
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Attractions
-U.S. Naval Academy walking distance -State Capital Building nearby
-The Harbor nearby -The Beach nearby -Shops and retaurants nearby
Driving
Directions
From Baltimore/Washington Airport: Exit south from the airport Rt. 97 south - follow to Rt. 50 East. After approximately 5 miles to Exit 24 - Rowe Blvd./Rt 70 to the end. Follow the detour left on Calvert St. Take a right on St. John's St. Go through the first stop sign. On State Circle, go approximately three-quarters of the way around, to the Governor Calvert House.
