Flag House Inn

Just as advertised - Clean room with nice views, attentive and friendly staff, excellent location walking distance to shops/cafes/water, and delicious farm to table breakfast! Thank you for an easy and nice stay for our quick trip to Annapolis!

This is a beautiful B&B in a great location, right across from the entrance to the Naval Academy. The rooms are well appointed. There is parking out back. There is all-day tea and coffee available. The breakfast was the same every day. The service was hit or miss. Some people were excellent. Some people were not. One person acted like she was doing us a favor to get more food when there was 1/2 hour left for the breakfast service.

I stayed here because no other hotel had availability in the city and I have to say this should be the place with no availability. Possibly one of, if not THEE nicest bed and breakfast I have ever stayed at in the United States. The parlor rooms are very luxurious and the staff is top notch. I was able to have a curated breakfast from a classically trained French Chef and it was amazing. I cannot believe I have never head of this place before.

There is no truth in the description of this "hotel." It is not a hotel. It is a bnb. No one is on staff after hours. If you have any difficulty going up steps, do not stay here. There is zero accessibility, and all the rooms are up a long flight of steps. Our room was up two long flights of stairs. We paid $400 for our room. The room was very small and uncomfortable. The shower was as small as an RV's. There are countless better options. Historic Inns of Annapolis is great.

Very nice B&B. The staff are attentive, the rooms are clean and the location is very convenient. The breakfast was the same all three days we were there, but it was good. We very much enjoyed our stay and would return. Beware, if a 3rd party booking site says that the parking here is free, that is not true. My wife and I booked on a 3rd party site that promised free parking. The Flag House then called us and asked for payment for parking. After telling them that free parking was promised on the site we booked through, the Flag House honored that. But just FYI, there is no free parking on site.

Having stayed at many Bed and Breakfasts from exceptional to marginal, this location is more on the latter side. The bright side is the location and cleanliness, within walking distance to all things downtown Annapolis. The pre-paid parking, $50/night consists of pulling into the driveway of the home where four other cars are parked where it is near impossible to consider ever leaving if you dare attempt to turn your car around and need the employees assistance to shuttle your car around in their driveway the night before so you are not blocked in when you need to leave the next morning. There is no way you could back out as it’s a two lane busy road. Floodlights to the backyard, which is their paved parking area are on all night to prevent theft I assume keep your bedroom illuminated as there are no blackout shades. The bedroom is up two narrow flights of stairs so if you are older, do some heavy leg workouts before your trip. The bathroom was miniature, sink and toilet size I wasn’t aware they could be made that small. Shower stall meh. Now in my opinion, one of the supposed highlights of a Bed and Breakfast should be the Breakfast. We stayed three nights. The breakfast was the same each morning; store bought scones and muffins and a scrambled egg circular plop of some kind. Really every morning!! La Quinta offers more variety than that. To the owner, have your attendant cooking bacon, ham, hash each morning, home fries, eggs to order, etc. We, the consumer, should look forward to breakfast each morning. Cold eggs without any way of keeping them warm, no toaster or warming plate, the same blueberry muffin and scone every day is lazy. You will not get returning customers that way. I will say your attendant was very nice and obviously can only operate in the environment you placed her in so no fault of hers. Hard pass if you are considering this place. A lot better choices knowing what I know now.