Historic Inns of Annapolis

We got to the hotel at 4:00pm. No place to park so I went in to check in and find the valet. I asked the gentleman at the desk about valet and he said he had nothing to do with valet. They are busy and I need to wait out front. I said okay. I asked if he knew where the restaurant I booked was and at first not a clue and then he pulls out a list of restaurants and says it’s on the list. I ask where is it? His response it’s on the list. Okay. He obviously did not understand English so I thought I’ll ask the valet. I went to the valet and he told me we are not in the main building and he has no time to help us. He wasn’t sure if he could valet the car. I was confused and then he said leave the car and you can take your luggage to the building you are staying in. Well it ended up being about 5 blocks away on cobblestone sidewalks up hill. Okay so much for customer service. I realized they were not going to take care of us in any way. No customer service! I can’t believe I paid that much money and it was a room the size of a shoe box with no service.

My stay has been absolutely lovely! 5/5! From the moment I arrived, the staff was warm, welcoming, and accommodating. The room is beautiful and the bed very comfortable. It is also a great location close to a number of fun shops and restaurants.

We stayed at the Governor Calvert house. Excellent check in with welcoming staff. Assisted with storing our luggage while we toured historic buildings and the Naval Academy. Very comfortable beds and spacious room. Would definitely recommend this property.

We stayed one night at the Governor Calvert House. Check in was very easy and we left our car with the valet. The room was very comfortable with plenty of space. The inn is easy walking distance to the historic part of Annapolis and the harbor. It was our first time in Annapolis and we would like to return again for a longer visit. We would stay at this inn again.

I’ve visited Annapolis several times and this is my first time Staying at the historic inns of Annapolis because a friend highly recommended it. I can say I wish I would’ve found it sooner. The location is amazing and everything is wonderful. I will stay again.

The rooms are beautifuland cozy, like staying in your own home. There was nothing that screamed cookie cutter commercial hotel chain. Insted, there was designer wallpaper, traditional furniture and a poster bed. The location was ideal, within walking distance of the Naval Academy, the harbor and downtown Annapolis with its cute shops and restaurants.

Terrific historic hotel in the heart of downtown Annapolis. The rooms can be a bit on the small side because it is a historic hotel, but the location is by far the best location in the historic district of downtown Annapolis. You can walk to so many great restaurants from this location.

Nice room, though VERY noisy heating - we had to switch off, but it was warm so OK. I was a bit miffed at having to pay $75 for two nights parking. A bit much. And there are no amenities. No food, no bar or comfortable lounge. There is an outdoor terrace which is nice, but bring your own refreshments or prepare for an early night. There was a conference on when I was there, but no-one around at night, presumably due to the lack of as place to gather. Shame. Could be a much nicer experience.

OMG- what a disappointment! While the rooms are comfortable and clean there are few amenities in the actual facility. Only 2 of 4 floors have ice machines, there are NO soft drink vending machines ANYWHERE in any of the 3 buildings. There is no basic food or beverage of any kind to be had on the property so you have to dress to go to a local establishment or call a restaurant for delivery. I was told I could go to the CVS for what I need….really? I had to ask the front desk if there was a bar and told there was one in the other building. There is no hotel directory so I needed to ask about the gym location…it is in the other building also. How is one to know these facts when no info is provided on the website, at check-in or in the room. We would have stayed elsewhere had we known the basics were not available. It’s costly to stay here and the simplest of amenities are not offered. The front desk was apologetic, said others have also complained about the lack of vending machines ( yes, there is plenty of space for a Vending machine in the ice machine room). I was given 2 small bottles of the water to take to my room as the only water available is from the bathroom sink. I will never stay here again nor will I recommend Historic Inns of America Annapolis.